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... never know what you may be signing away, she said. When I left her hotel room (it was banked with blossoms like the Chelsea Flower Show), she pre sented me with a single lily on a 5-ft. stem. I appreciated the souvenir, but to this day I remember the nuisance ...
... MINIATURE LAWN-TENNIS COURT AT THE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW MRS. HANBURY, VISCOUNT LASCELLES, H.R.H. PRINCESS MARY, AND SIR WILLIAM AND LADY NOREEN BASS. Their Majesties the King and Queen visited the Chelsea Flower ...
... By E. W. Hornung. {John Murray 75. 6d. net.) Mr. Fortune's Practice. By H. C. Bailey. {Methuen 6s. net.) I AT THE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW LADY JULIET TREVOR. Photograph by C.A\] Lady Juliet Trevor is the daughter of the fourth Earl of Lonsdale, and the wife ...
... proceed to the Chelsea of the future, from which it appears that that resort will one day be entirely run by women, a sight which makes the Sage of Chelsea wake up and take a header into the river. There are also decorative scenes of the Chelsea potteries ...
... Caryl, was still there, dressed in a long, flower-patterned dress that might have belonged to her grandmother, and the setting that Sutton had arranged for her-- an old, flower-patterned curtain backdrop and a flower- patterne bedspread on the floor-- v. still ...
... child's happiness but to an extremely readable book. The World of Books-- A CHELSEA CHRONICLER: Richard Edmonds, for seven years Assistant Editor of The Sphere, is the author of Chelsea from the Five Fields to the World's End (Phene Press. 1 2s. 6d.). The ...
... BY-STREET MARGERY SHARP'S new novel, The Eye Of Love (Collins, 13s. 6d.) sports on its jacket a red, red rose. Truly, an early flowerer in the fiction flowerbed, 1957. Miss Sharp starts the year off well, for herself and us-- here's an unorthodox love story ...
... be amusing, enticingly she explains, to show you how Mr. T. S. Eliot and Sir Alan Herbert might collaborate in an adaptation of East Lynne. We rehearsed the sketch; it was not amusing; and we shall not show it. This technique of apology works curiously ...
... Pygmalion of course there would be. Defiantly wilfully wrong things, intended to irritate. If Mr. Shaw for any length of time showed no signs of any intention to irritate I should have the gravest apprehensions about his health. He will per sist in doing ...
... together a number of distin guished and scholarly writers who endeavour to show the diffusion of Greek culture through the centuries. Dr. R. W. Moore, the Headmaster of Harrow, shows the origins ol Greek influence Dr. C. H. V. Sutherland writes on Greece ...
... than one by Miss Sharp. There is a lightness of touch and a gaiety about her work which goes well with sunshine and early flowers and an occasional edge to her observations which has something of the sharpness of an April wind. Her new book is again concerned ...
... Smiths. He was a man of quite extraordinary gentle ness and kindliness that showed itself from the moment of our first meeting. I had gone to his tiny one-room flatlet in a Chelsea block to inter view him one winter morning and found him amusing his charlady's ...