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... HEBDEN BRIDGE LITTLE THEATRE 51st SEASON presents . The Day after the Fair by FRANK HARVEY based on a short story by Thomas Hardy (by arrangement with Samuel French) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15th to SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd Doors open 7.0 p.m. — Curtain up 7 ...
... HEBDEN BRIDGE LITTLE THEATRE 51st SEASON presents & The Day after the Fair by FRANK HARVEY based on a short story by Thomas Hardy (by arrangement with Samuel French) SATURDAY, NOYEMBER 15th to SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd Doors open 7.0 p.m. — Curtain up 7 ...
... Read, re-read and have on your bookshelf. A local story with * Scenes that have a bold dramatic colour reminiscent of Thomas Hardy ” (Yorkshire Observer). Any bookseller or your paper-man. THISIS A 2I T.v. 'WHICH V&E FIT IN YOUR ROOM l it carries N ...
... TODMORDEN . A local story for YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB William Holts Book ““Scenes that have a bold dramatic colour reminiscent of Thomas H_ardy THE WEAVER'S KNOT 15/- —(Yorkshire Observer) Copies available for any club from William Holt, Kilnhurst. ( ) P ...
... Peter Bale with a commentary and introduction by that well-known Dorset broadcaster Ralph Wightman. This picture of the Thomas Hardy country covers the Portland stone quarries, where so many of Britain’s famous buildings have had their origin: the Chesi] ...
... Ciayton, Bradferd. ~ On the Halifax board are Capt. Edward Ramsden, M.C. (chairman), Sir Richard Graham (vice chair'man), Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Kenneth Dawrant (joint managing directors), Mrs. Diana M. Myburgh and Mr. T. Acquin Martin. The Ramsden family ...
... KNOT? A gripping tale of these parts by a Todmorden-born author. *“ Scenes that have a bold dramatic colour reminiscent of Thomas Hardy ” (Yorkshire Observer). Praised by J. B. Priestley, Phyllis Bentley, Letiice Cooper, Eleanor Farjeon, and others. Splendid ...
... various appropriate items. The opening carol was ‘“Hark the glad sound’”; Mrs. D. Crowther read the poem - “Christmas Eve” by Thomas Hardy; and Mrs. A. Fielden read passages from Dickens’ “Christmas Carol,” with particular reference to the sequence “Christmas ...
... of Esther, Joss's wife, for an errant husband —all contribute to scenes that have a bolq dramatic colour reminiscent of Thomas Hardy. One looks forward to another novel from William Holt.” The * Yorkshire Post” says: “It is firmly constructed and presents ...
... strong intuitive feelings we are so often proved to be right that it irritates our logical, reasoning menifolk no end. Thomas Hardy said “Children brought up in country places are imaginative, credulous, dreamers of dreams . ..” Well, I was brought up ...
... Phyllis Rudman; Beb Hardy, Roger Clegg; Cgt. Wilbur Rickard, George Dee; Earry Boeothroyd, Frank Nugent; Cally Earnshaw, Barbara Warning; Eunice Sidebettcm, Betty Pollard; Toem Fielden, John Tattersall; Deora Hardy, Doreen Thomas; Bill Hardy, David Winslow ...
... conducted last Sundayl evening by the Rev. Maurice Johnson. Readings were taken from the Gospels, the works of T. S. Eliot and Thomas Hardy. The choir} was conducted by Mr. Harry Kershaw. The organist was Mr. Harold Kershaw. — Last Wednesday night, the annual ...