21. LA PREMIERE DRAMATIQUE TELEVISEE  Extrait De William HAWES Translate this page LA PREMIERE DRAMATIQUE TELEVISEE The Queens' Messenger de J. Hartley Manners,WGY, 11 septembre 1928. Extrait de William HAWES, American Television Drama. http://histv2.free.fr/alexanderson/messenger.htm

LA PREMIERE DRAMATIQUE TELEVISEE : The Queens' Messenger de J. Hartley Manners, WGY, 11 septembre 1928. Extrait de William HAWES, American Television Drama. The Experimental Years The University of Alabama Press, 1986. La préparation de la première dramatique télévisée, The Queen's Messenger (Schenectady, New York, studios de la WGY, mardi 11 septembre 1928). De gauche à droite : Mortimer Stewart (réalisateur), Maurice Randall (l'officier britannique), Izetta Jewell (l'espionne russe) et Ernest F.W. Alexanderson ("consulting engeneer" à la General Electric et "chief consulting engineer" à la Radio Corporation of America). (Photo de presse, coll. A. Lange) Le 8 mai 1928 Martin P. Rice, responsable de la radiodiffusion à la General Electric Company (Schenectady, New York) annonça qu'un service de programme de télévision serait diffusé de 13 h.30 à 14 h. (EST), cet après-midi même pour le plus grand bénéfice de ceux qui menaient des expériences et des amateurs qui avaient construit des récepteurs de télévision ( ).. Sur des écrans de trois pouces sur trois, fournissant une image floue, vacillante et stabilisant ses 41 lignes de manière incertaine, les téléspectateurs pouvaient voir des hommes qui parlaient, riaient et fumaient. Ces transmissions étaient le résultat des expériences du Dr.

22. LA PREMIERE DRAMATIQUE TELEVISEE Translate this page LA PREMIERE DRAMATIQUE TELEVISEE The Queens' Messenger de J. Hartley Manners,WGY, 11 septembre 1928. Extrait de William HAWES, American Television Drama. http://histv2.free.fr/alexanderson/messenger2.htm

LA PREMIERE DRAMATIQUE TELEVISEE: The Queens' Messenger de J. Hartley Manners, WGY, 11 septembre 1928. Extrait de William HAWES, American Television Drama. The Experimental Years The University of Alabama Press, 1986. (suite) Dans un moment prophétique, le scénariste Robert E. Sherwood prédit l'ère du pré-enregistrement, malgré la résistance de l'industrie cinématographique: "Most of television broadcasting will be made from films. It will be an efficient and effective method of sending images and sound through the ether. Some of these films will be full-length photoplays, with the usual attendant short subjects - comedies, scenic pictures, news reel, etc...Broadcasting studios will cease to be scenes of worried confusion. Performers will still be brought in occasionally, to make direct appearances, and there will be announcers on hand to issue the weather reports, stock market quotations, correct time and baseball scores; but the bulk of the activity will be in the control room from which the programmes recorded on celluloid, will be projected into space." Des expériences successives de la General Electric démontrèrent qu'il était souhaitable de placer les acteurs au centre de l'écran en raison de la mobilité limitée des caméras. Pour cette raison, les acteurs étaient confinés dans des limites pré-déterminées dans lesquelles ils devaient jouer. Pour améliorer la définition de l'image, chaque acteur jouait devant un fond blanc et devait utiliser des maquillages exagérés, en particulier autour des yeux et de la bouche.

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24. J. Hartley Manners, J. Hartley Manners Translate this page CONTACTAR. J. Hartley Manners J. Hartley Manners guionista. Filmografíacomo guionista Alegre divorciada, La. (1934) The Gay Divorcee. http://www.culturalianet.com/art/ver_e.php?nombre=4512

25. Alegre Divorciada, La. (1934), Alegre Divorciada, La. (1934) Translate this page Horton Erik Rhodes Eric Blore William Austin Charles Coleman Lillian Miles BettyGrable Productor Pandro S. Berman Guión J. Hartley Manners Dwight Taylor http://www.culturalianet.com/art/ver.php?art=1664

26. Leys School - Old Leysian News Hartley J Neil, B, 2933, Sandra H Hartley. Laws Robert Alan, W, 30-32, HurrellLeonard H, B, 43-47, Anne Hurrell. Manners J Geoffrey W, B, 43-47, Pat Manners. http://www.theleys.cambs.sch.uk/OL/reunito45.htm

27. Alphamusic - Peg O Translate this page Sonntag, den 09. Februar 2003. Manners, J. Hartley Peg O My Heart Buch BERTRAMSPRINT ON DEMAND VÖ-Datum 8/2002 Bestell-Nr. 1-4043-2418-6 37.40 EUR. http://www.alpha-musikshop.de/186/1404324186.html

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28. Elect1858F-J Hartley Stephen, Lambton Quay, Gunsmith. Hartley John, Wellington, J, JackaStephen Sincock, Willis St, Carpenter. James John Charles, Manners St, Settler. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/Elect1858F-J.htm

Electoral Roll for the year 1858 City of Wellington Name Place of Abode Calling of Business F Fahy Patrick Aurora Tce Stone cutter Farmer James Manners St Tailor Farmer Alexander Willis St bootmaker Fawcett William Ghuznee St Brickmaker Featherston Isaac Earl Tinakori Rd Doctor of Medicine Felgate George Hawkstone St Gardener Ferguson Duncan Cuba St Engineer Ferrers Bernard Manners St Publican Fill Robert Town Belt Labourer Finnimore William Willis St Schoolmaster Firth James Lambton Quay Publican Fisher William Willis St Painter and Glazier Fitzgerald John Daniel Lambton Quay Storekeeper Flighty Archibald Dickson St Labourer Florence Thomas Willis St Labourer Flyger William Henry Willis St Settler Ford William Ambrose Willis St Carpenter Foreman Thomas Willis St Mariner Forrester George Mulgrave St Settler Foster John Quin St Labourer Fougere James Dickson St Licensed victualler Fox William Crofton, near Wgton Barrister at Law France Charles Willis St Surgeon and c Francis Joseph Mulgrave St Labourer Freeman William Tinakori Rd Baker Freeman George Dickson St Carpenter Freeman Walter Mulgrave St Baker Fry Richard Quin St Carpenter Fryer Thomas Herbert St Mariner Fuller John Henry Taranaki Pl Boatman Furmenger Samuel Woolcombe St Labourer Furness Smith Willis St Carpenter Futter James Hobson St Settler G Gardener Nathaniel Molesworth St Labourer Gardiner Henry Hubert Dickson St Carpenter Gardner Robert Te Aro Labourer Gardom william Howe's Lane Butcher Gascoine John Hobson St Carpenter Gawith Samuel Molesworth St Cabinet maker Gee James Thordon Quay Showmaker Gell John Cuba St Carpenter George Thomas Tinakori Rd

29. Elect1855F-J Hart Robert, Hobson St, Solicitor. Hartley Stephen, Lambton Qu, Gunsmith. J,Jacka Stephen Sincock, Willis St, Carpenter. James John Charles, Manners St,Settler. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/Elect1855F-J.htm

Electoral Roll for the year 1855 - 56 City of Wellington County Districts are not included F - J Name Place of abode Calling or Business F Farmer James Willis St Tailor Farmer Alexander Willis St Bookmaker Fawcett William Ghuznee St Brickmaker Featherston Isaac Earl Kumutoto St Doctor Felgate George Hawkestone St Gardener Ferrers Bernard Lambton Qu Settler Fill Robert Town Belt Labourer Finimore William Willis St Schoolmaster Firth James Lambton Qu Licensed Victualler Fisher William Willis St Painter and Glazier Fitzherbert William Hutt Merchant Florence Thomas Willis St Labourer Flyger William Henry Willis St Settler Ford William Ambrose Willis St Carpenter Foreman Thomas Willis St Mariner Foster John Cuba St Labourer Fougere James Dickson St Licensed Victualler Fox William Wellington Tce Esquire France Charles Willis St Surgeon Francis Joseph Mulgrave St Labourer Freeman George Dickson St Carpenter Fuller John Henry Sutton Pl Boatman Furmenger Samuel Woolcombe St Labourer Furness Smith Willis St Carpenter Futter James Hobson St Settler G Gardener Nathaniel Molesworth St Labourer Gardiner Henry Hubert Dickson St Carpenter Gawith Samuel Molesworth St Cabinet maker Gell John Cuba St Carpenter George Thomas Tinakori Rd Labourer Gibbs James Lambton Qu Carpenter Gibson John Tinakori Rd Settler Giles Henry Molesworth St Shoemaker Gill George Molesworth St Storekeeper Gill William Molesworth St Storekeeper Gillard Joseph Henry Herbert St Clerk Glasgow Robert Wellington Millwright Goldfinch Robert Lynch Dickson St Wheelwright Gordon Bernard Hill St Accountant Gooder John Abel Smith St

30. About Leslie's Plays About Leslie's Plays. Peg O' My Heart (1917) play by J. Hartley Manners. Touringproduction. Charley's Aunt (1917). play by Brandon Thomas. Touring production. http://home.earthlink.net/~beckles/play.htm

About Leslie's Plays Peg O' My Heart play by J. Hartley Manners Touring production Charley's Aunt play by Brandon Thomas Touring production Leslie says: "My second engagement on the stage was in an ancient farce, Charley's Aunt which had been touring the provinces regularly for over twenty years. One member of this company had played the same part for nine years. Another for fourteen years! They were horrors, poor fellows, they were terrifying. They seems to be not quite human any more. They existed in dismal rooms, from oe dismal town to the nest, and lived only for beer, roast beef and that ghastly rigmarole they went through at every performance." Leslie Ruth says: "It left Leslie deeply depressed." Under Cover directed by Matheson Lang understudied the juvenile lead. The Freaks play by Arthur Pinero Leslie Ruth says: "it was a short-lived triumph." Strange trivia: Leslie's son Ronald was named after Leslie's character in this play. The Title play by Arnold Bennett starring Leslie, Aubrey Smith Eva Moore Nigel Playfair and Joyce Carey Leslie Ruth says: "[the play] was an immediate success."

31. Www2.cddc.vt.edu/gutenberg/etext03/pgomy10.txt Number 646221541 Title Peg O' My Heart Author J. Hartley Manners Release Date EnglishProject Gutenberg Etext of Peg O' My Heart, by J. Hartley Manners http://www2.cddc.vt.edu/gutenberg/etext03/pgomy10.txt

32. Books Peg O' My Heart, Manners, 1913 ed. This book is the 1913 edition by Grosset Dunlapof the book by J. Hartley Manners, based on his play of the same title. http://pages.tias.com/1906/InventoryPage/1156356/1.html

Books What are you looking for? Match All Words Item # Description Price Click to Enlarge McGuffeys 5th Reader, 1896 ed. - this was part of a wonderful series of books used in classrooms and at home designed to further skills in reading aloud. this book is 5-1/4" x 7-1/2", 352 pp., and is the "Eclectic Educational Series/Revised Edition" published by American Book Company, 1896. There is prose, poetry, Bible stores, a pronunciation and speaking guide, and a foreword by the publisher about how proud he is of this revised edition, especially the engravings done by some of the leading artists of the day, such as H. F. Farney, J. A. Knapp, and Alexander Pope. The inside cover is incribed: "Olive Heintz, Brecksville, OH., Cuy [Cuyahoga] Co., Mary 15, 1899." The book is missing the spine and the cover is worn. However, inside the pages are in beautiful condition. Our Price: $24.99 Click to Enlarge Courtship of Miles Standish, 1903 ed. - this is Bobbs-Merrill's 1903 hardback edition of "The Courtship of Miles Standish, " with illustrations by Howard Chandler Christy. The book is 7-1/2" x 9-3/4" with a blud-gray cloth cover with gilt lettering on the front and spine. Longfellow's poem is gorgeously illustrated with 9 color plates and 22 black and white plates with color accents. The cover shows wear, but is intact, and inside, the pages are in beautiful condition for its age no tears, or dogearing. Our Price: $40.00

33. Information: Production History 1981 PEG O'MY HEART J. Hartley Manners THE BIRTHDAY PARTY - Harold Pinter *TIMEAND THE ROCK - Warren Hammack and Beverly Byers Pevitts LAST MEETING OF THE http://www.horsecavetheatre.org/info_production.htm

HORSE CAVE THEATRE - 26 SEASONS OF PLAYS CANDIDA - George Bernard Shaw MARY, MARY - Jean Kerr THE GLASS MENAGERIE - Tennessee Williams BUS STOP - William Inge TARTUFFE - Moliere THE ODD COUPLE - Neil Simon WAIT UNTIL DARK - Frederick Knott THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST - Oscar Wilde THEY KNEW WHAT THEY WANTED - Sidney Howard OF MICE AND MEN - John Steinbeck TABLE MANNERS - Alan Ayckbourn TOBACCO ROAD - Jack Kirkland THE PASSION OF DRACULA - Bob Hall and David Richmond UNCLE VANYA - Anton Chekhov MERELY A MADNESS - Shakespeare, Adapted by Pamela White PEG O'MY HEART - J. Hartley Manners THE BIRTHDAY PARTY - Harold Pinter *TIME AND THE ROCK - Warren Hammack and Beverly Byers Pevitts LAST MEETING OF THE KNIGHTS OF THE WHITE MAGNOLIA - Preston Jones THE BOOK OF JOB - Adapted by Orlin Corey SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER - Oliver Goldsmith A LESSON FROM ALOES - Athol Fugard THE HEIRESS - Ruth and Augustus Goetz A THOUSAND CLOWNS - Herb Gardner MACBETH - William Shakespeare HARVEY - Mary Chase TALLEY'S FOLLY - Lanford Wilson

34. Cruising - Accomodation, Voyages Michael. Accomodation trimaran 30' to 35', 36= 813, Manners, Erick J. Accomodation Accomodationtrimaran 30' to 35', 60= 51-63p 76-79p, Hartley. Accomodation http://www.dcss.org/ayrs/3.html

Index of Publications. Issues nos. 1-120, 1955-1996 Chapter 3) Cruising - accomodation, voyages Notes: bc = back cover c = front cover ic = inside cover ibc = inside back cover p = picture * = superceded by later publication 13 = Self steering 3rd edition (earlier editions have different page nos) 78 = Cruising catamarans 2nd edition (earlier edition has different page nos) Issue names, dates and availability, ordering information Previous Chapter SUBJECT ISSUE # = PAGE(S) AUTHOR Accommodation proportion Morwood, John Accomodation catamaran 15' to 20' Morwood, John Accomodation catamaran 15' to 20' Accomodation catamaran 15' to 20' Morwood, John Accomodation catamaran 15' to 20' Accomodation catamaran 20' to 25' Wharram, James - TANGAROA prototype Accomodation catamaran 20' to 25' Henderson, Michael Accomodation catamaran 20' to 25' O'Brien, Bill Accomodation catamaran 20' to 25' Soulsby, D.D. Accomodation catamaran 20' to 25' Wharram, James Accomodation catamaran 20' to 25' Woods, Richard Accomodation catamaran 25' to 30' Accomodation catamaran 25' to 30' Duff, M.G.

35. Named Craft (T-Z)- Private Names And Model Names, Including Names Of Generic Des TOLU VAA trimaran (Sparkle/Hartley), 60= 6875p, Hartley. TOMAHAWK 1967.TRICRUISER trimaran (Manners), 39= 22-24, Manners, Erick J. TRIDENT http://www.dcss.org/ayrs/12D.html

Index of Publications. Issues nos. 1-120, 1955-1996 Chapter 12D) Named craft (T-Z)- private names and model names, including names of generic designs Notes: bc = back cover c = front cover ic = inside cover ibc = inside back cover p = picture * = superceded by later publication 13 = Self steering 3rd edition (earlier editions have different page nos) 78 = Cruising catamarans 2nd edition (earlier edition has different page nos) Issue names, dates and availability, ordering information Previous Chapter T18/T20 trimaran (Sides) Sides, Ken H. T18/T20 trimaran (Sides) Sides, Ken H. T26 trimaran (Tchetchet) 6=c Tchetchet, Victor T26 trimaran (Tchetchet) Tchetchet, Victor TA'AROA trimaran (Kennedy) Kennedy, Dean TAA ROA trimaran (Piver/Nugget) Piver, Arthur TAAL 3 catamaran (Date) Date, Robert TABATHA catamaran (model) Model Regatta 1967 TABUARIKI proa (Partington) Partington, John TABUARIKI proa (Partington) Partington, John TABUARIKI proa (Partington) Partington, John TABUARIKI proa (Partington) Partington, John TABUARIKI proa (Partington) Partington, John

36. ApplauseSW Bulletin Board anyone interested? warrior_of_bushido Type subject here archiveon 'crossways' by Lillie Langtry and J. Hartley Manners - email http://boards.i-dat.org/list.cgi?board=ApplauseSW

37. §29. Tricks And Farces. XVIII. The Drama, 1860–1918. Vol. 17. Later National L In the sphere of simple human comedy, Winchell Smith’s The Fortune Hunter (4 September,1909) and J. Hartley Manners’s Peg o’ My Heart (Cort Theatre, 20 http://www.bartleby.com/227/1129.html

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38. Television Heaven Written by J. Hartley Manners and adapted by Mortimer Stewart, The Queen's Messenger,a 40minute transmission on a low-definition 24-line mechanical system http://www.televisionheaven.co.uk/history7.htm

CONTENTS: REVIEWS A to J REVIEWS K to Q REVIEWS R to Z KIDS CORNER ... ABOUT US LINKS: RELATED ARTICLES IMAGES WWW LINKS WHY I LIKE- DRAMATIC ENTRANCE ... Early Drama Output on British TV. The 1920's to the 1950's Although arguably it wasn't until the 1950's that major theatrical productions became a staple diet for British television viewers, with the likes of Laurence Olivier and John Gielgud finally accepting the medium as a serious rostrum to present their considerable talents (see part two of this article), the theatre provided a source of programming even in television's experimental days. The first ever television play was presented by the General Electric Company's test station WGY, Schenectady, N.Y., USA. Written by J. Hartley Manners and adapted by Mortimer Stewart, The Queen's Messenger , a 40-minute transmission on a low-definition 24-line mechanical system developed by Doctor Ernst Alexanderson, was broadcast for the benefit of the television developers in the days before TV sets were commercially available. The date was September 11th 1928. Within a few short months British TV experimenter John Logie Baird presented an experimental transmission of a play from the Baird Company's studios at 133 Long Acre, London. Box and Cox was probably seen by about several dozen viewers in addition to Baird's staff, as a number of amateur constructors were known to have built their own receivers from instructions published in the quarterly magazine

39. Catalogo Autografi Translate this page Persona MOTTA, Luigi Destinatario - Ente SOCIETA' ITALIANA DEGLI AUTORI ED EDITORIMittente - Ente Mittente - Persona Hartley Manners, J. Titolo Dear Mr http://www.theatrelibrary.org/cgi-bin/miva?destinataripp.mv showcat MOTTA, Luigi

40. Samuel French, Inc. Index Of Titles (Henrik Ibsen. Adapted by Paul Green) 18044. Peg O'My Heart (Archive Copy), $25.00.(J. Hartley Manners) 839. Pelleas and Melisande, $9.95. (Maurice Materlinck. http://www.samuelfrench.com/p_q_titles.htm

SAMUEL FRENCH BOOKSTORES Index of Titles N O P Q ... Z You Can Search By Author or Title Title: Author: P Listing s 11 Plays for Children, Vol 2 (Blanche Marvin) 17838 Pageant (Bill Russell and Frank Kelly. Music by Albert Evans) 18688 "Peace in our Time" (Larry Cadman) 17961 "Peace in our Time" (Archive Copy) (Noel Coward) 18045 Peace Replaced, A (In Off Off Broadway Series 26) (Brian Maloney) 17834 Perfect Pitch (John Godber) 1966 (Phaedra) (Jean Racine. Translated by Robert Lowell.) 18066 A Pink Party Dress P Is For Perfect (Fred Carmichael) 18141 P.S. 193 (Archive Copy) (David Rafiel) 18015 P.S. Your Cat Is Dead! (James Kirkwood) 835 P.S., I Love You (Archive Copy) (Lawrence Roman) 18014 Pack of Lies (Hugh Whitemore) 18154 Package Deal (In Single and Proud and Other Plays) (Frederick Stroppel) 17955 Paddy The Next Best Thing (Archive Copy) Paddywack (Daniel Magee) 18683 Paganini (Don Nigro) 18951 Page Miss Glory (Archive Copy) Page Three Murder (Larry Belghel) 18182 Pains of Youth (Ferdinand Bruckner, Traanslated Daphne Moore) 70177

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