... THOMAS HARDY RECITAL. Mias Kna Hay Howe gave the first public* recital of the poetry of Thomas Hardy at King George’s Hall Thursday. This talented lady gave of her best in pleasantly varied selection from the works of this favourite author. Her elocution ...

... played in the Cam Excliange, Dorchester, there was keener enthuatail in their crowded And Appreciative audience than Mr. Thomas Hardy. The distinguished novelist, who is sow rarely d pii in public, attended aecaod oerformancc, and was greatly interested ...

... Bluebeard’s Eighth Wife,” etc. This the Zlst year Mr. Foster’s management. Thomas Xardjr Xeoltals. The first recital of poems exclusively selected from the works of Thomas Hardy will given Miss Ena Hay Howe Oct. 14 the Chelsea Town Hall, under the ansoices ...

... procedings of a committee which sat to consider the desirability of abolishing the Censorship in Great Britain. . . . Mr. Thomas Hardy was burning to write a play which would be equal to his best novels; he was prevented by fear of the Censorship. . . . ...

... Russian dancer, is Oliver Cromwell.” [organising a vast English ballet troupe -• . for performance at the Albert Hall I Thomas Hardy was .an interested on June 26. spectator of performance by the Arts *- League of Service Travelling Players Josephine Middleton ...

... and gave a perforin a nee of ** Hippolytus ” of Euripides !on the lawn before Mr. Thomas Hardy [and one or two friends. The players were entertained at tea Mr. and Mrs. Hardy. Jthn GtltwirUiy't N*w flay. Mr. Loon M Lion h«« wourod new play John Galsworthy ...

... speaking parts have been written by Mr. F. C. Palmer, the bunting poet. Other poems have been written for the occasion by Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. John Drinbwator. The Master of the Pageant is Mr. R. Crompton Rhodes. ...

... Thomit Hardy. Literature, rather than the drama, has suffered a great low by the death of Thou Hardy. Toss,” one of the greatest novels ever written, was a poor play, and those homely little Dorchester I’lays, which gave Hardy «o iftuch pleasure, were ...

... surprised if a new O’Casey play should smack of the latter One of the dramatist’s pet ambitions Ireforc he returns is meet Thomas Hardy. Whs it Hi? I wonder who can this Geoffrey Warren, author of Ends, which Mr. Dion producing at the Duke of York's the ...

... supporting programme. The stellar attraction for the week is sound production. “Under the Greenwood Tree,” from the story by Thomas Hardy. PALLADIUM. R.M., Mr. E. Angers.—“Tho Wedding- March,’ starring Eric Von Stroheim, is oi.o of tho greatest silent productions ...

... gave tho new version of little hit of Mias Lillian Itraithwaite recited with artletie expreecion some delicious vcrKs ...

... composer’s Suite de Ballet,’’ three hymns from the Rig Veda, for female voices, harp and orchestra, the music to poems by Thomas Hardy, Walt Whitman, and Clifford Bax, and Hymn to the Waters and Hymn to Vena.” The Wireless Chorus (Chorus Master, Leslie Woodgate) ...