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... THOMAS HARDY At the request of the famous novelist and poet, Thomas Hardy, he wrote music for many of his Dorset poems. “By mistake much of the music that he wrote for Hardy and for others, as well as compositions of’ his own, was thrown on ...
... THOMAS HARDY A LOVER OF THE SOIL AND ITS WORKERS. The news of the passing to of Thomas Hardy, the world-famous novelist, and the national homage paid to his genius at Westminster Ahbey, lent an extraordinary appropriateness to a lecture on ‘- ...
... quite undesigned appropriateness in the choice the subject, Thomas Hardy, who passed to his noble rest a few days ago. Miss Ducset -said it was just week ago that day* that the ashes Thomas Hardy were laid to rest in Westminster Abbey, the shrine the nation’s ...
... NIVERSITY EXTENSION LECTURE. THE POEMS OF THOMAS HARDY of the National Anthem waa sung. Councillor W. T. P*l«kb proposed “The Imperial Forcea.” remarking that their Navy wae recognised aa the first line of defence, and they as Englishmen were very proud ...
... tertainment A fair chance GUARDIAN for new faces The play is adapted from a short story by Thomas Hardy and tells the poignant tale of a sensitive but repressed middle-aged woman who becomes involved in writing love letters on behalf of her attractive ...
... ry Banbury verbal, with illustrations from Dickens, Dylan Thomas, Hardy, Sidney Carter and others, includ- et _ing weell-known items in which the NATIONAL TRUST — A audience happily joined. pleasant and very sociable Christ- CONCERT — Despite bitterly ...
... THE TRIALS OF AUTHORSHIP. The preface which Mr. Thomas Hardy contributes to the new volume in bis collected works—“ A Laodicean —gives an interesting glimpse into the trials of authorship. Readers are apt to conclude that man of supreme genius can turn ...
... SHEILA E. DIMSET, M.A, B.Litt (Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford) On MONDAY EVENINGS at o'clock. IN THE CHURCH HOUSE, BANBURY. Jan. THOMAS HARDY, Novelist. Jan. 30— FRANCIS THOMPSON and ALICE MEYNELL. j'eb. —WILLIAM HENRY HCUSON, Observer and Interpreter of Nature ...
... ON SOME MODERN POETS. Tneador*. •Inn. 23rd—Tho Study Poetry. Fob. 6th—The Poems of (ieorge Mi'redith. „ 20th—Tho Poems Thomas Hardy. Mar. 6th—Swinburne. 20th—W. Watson. W. B. Yeats, Francis Thompson **■ and A. Kantzow. Apr. 3rd —Rmlyard Kipling. EACH ...
... seats will be £2. The Friday and Saturday performances start at 8 pm. The play is a two-act drama based on a short story by Thomas Hardy. Ticket inquiries: Steeple Aston 47237. ...
... 0. POWYS, M.A., SOME MODERN POETS, Tuesday*. Jan. 23rd—The Study of Poetry. Feb. 6th—The of George Meredith. ~ Poems of Thomas Hardy. 3l«r. —Swinburne. ~ . Walaon, W. B. Yeat**, Fr.uici* and A. Knat/uw. Apr. 3rd—Rudyard KifJing. EACH EVENING AT EIGHT UK ...
... 26th September, 1985 at 8 p.m. At The Mill Arts Centre they are presenting THE TRUMPET MAJOR An adaptation of the book by THOMAS HARDY Tickets £2.75, £2.50, £1.50 — Details Telephone 0295 53288 — sl SRR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, 8 p.m. — The Brackiey Players ...