... scale. Oh, and The Big Parade, that Hyper-Super-Film, which shows once and for all who won the European War one-handed, thus destroying Mr. Lloyd George's claim for ever. What have we to show against all this? Nothing, Uncle. Yes, boy, we have. In the ...

... lent an exhibit she hastened to point out their treasure and show how well it looked. This is evidently going to be Exhibition winter, for the Girls of All Nations exhibition at the Chelsea Town Hall, organised by the Y.W.C.A., will be another interesting ...

... is the way of all dancing flesh. Being a member of the Street myself, I suppose I am being stupidly quixotic in giving the show away, but in the interests of Bystanders etc. The Street of Adventure is not in the West End. It is in fact in Archer Street ...

... Maidstone was another of the beautiful women present, wearing a sleeveless frock of black, with one of the new flower posies of metallic-tissue flowers pinned on her left shoulder. Lady Ribblesdale had a pale grey- blue dress, and wore a ribbon to match behind ...

... opening show of the Film Society's fifth season was an alternative Sunday afternoon attraction for Londoners, and the vast auditorium at the I jvoh was filled to overflow ing. All the intelligent sia of London were there, and artistic Chelsea was well ...

... model. Miss Gwen Clare, who is the subject of one of the loveliest pictures in the show. This is painted in gesso oil colours on plaster and is framed in silver. It shows Miss Clare's head and shoulders, with her left hand laid across her breast, and gives ...

... though, instead of common or garden paint, he used coloured mists and sunsets, moonbeams and spray. All young Chelsea drifted in to the Memorial Show of pictures by J. D. Innes at the Chenil Galleries. Lots of bobbed liair worn by both sexes, a great acreage ...

... too, you have the psychology of a man's pleasure in the furs and farthingales. When Mariegold shows me fashion plates I cannot reciprocate. When she shows me shop windows I fail her. A man who is taken shopping, and sees yards and yards of the very latest ...

... the pavement in his stage dressing- gown, to see the Premier's party into their car after the show. Mariegold. 3. He takes them all over the ship and shows them all kinds of guns and things. Angela and Fannie are frightfully tactful, and keep quite out ...

... complaint to make, as not only intellectual Chelsea, but Bloomsbury comes all the way to hear Mr. Barbirolli and his delightful orchestra. At the Bach concert the other day I noticed Mr. Augustus John, Chelsea's great man, with his wife that distinguished ...

... had a lovely picture dress. It was made of the wonderful old-world soft yellow silk embroidered in green and rose sprigs of flowers which was used to make her dress for a big political party a year or two ago. The priceless and unique material had been ...

... management of the estate, and knows the name of every plant and flower in her garden surely a record, even for the famous enthusiast imagined by Miss Ruth Draper The English Lady Showing her Garden to Friends. Lady Weir, by the way, received many co ...