... the bathing- machine praised for its beauty but no doubt it often is. And, as a matter of fact, in Royal Yachts, v °ht one t^ie most sumptuously produced volumes Yachts. jjas ever been my pleasure to review, there is a picture of a bathing-machine the ...

... Blockade at the London Pavilion, substitutes the rattle of wisecracks for the grim stutter of machine- guns. For that matter, Mr. Miller is something of a human machine-gun, raking all and sundry with his rapid verbal fire, and extricating himself and his pal ...

... nightingales (one of which is poisoned), or in the disguise of an Ethiopian physician tripping in a toga among the ladies' baths. The sumptuousness of the ancient city is displayed in numerous chorus ensembles devised by Busby Berkeley (who devised similar ...

... engine to warm it up- THE PRINCES LOWERED IN A RAFT TO BATHE FROM H.M.S. SHROPSHIRE I H.R.H. PRINCE GEORGE, LORD LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN, AND (R.) H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES. When the Princes enjoyed a bathe from H.M.S. M Shropshire they were lowered in a raft ...

... on a motor cycle combination, and, later, does a solo- flight without the slightest knowledge of flying. In both cases the machines are in control, performing amazing stunts and piling thrill on thrill, regardless of Mr. Formby's sufferings. He suffers ...

... Dark. I must believe that Martha Raye's vocal and physical energy, as heard and seen in a musical battle of saxophones and machine- guns entitled Public Melody No. i, will have its host of admirers; but Jack Benny's skirmishes with threatening bankruptcy ...

... heavenly choir. But and this is one of the secrets of its charm there are no high lights in the book Lady Horner's survey bathes the landscape of the past in a warm, golden light that strikes alike on tree and flower, on tower and cottage. Her children's ...

... LITERARY LOUNGER, By L. P. HARTLEY. RED STRANGERS is not, as the title suggests it might be, a novel dealing with the machinations of Bolshevik agents in England. The strangers in question are them selves Englishmen and Empire-builders. The first to ...

... way with the pro fessions, not only of crib-cracking but of pocket-picking, card-sharping, street- walking, rigging, fruit-machines, dice-loading and smash-and-grab. Two if the professional fraternity, a prostitute and a burglar who is looking after her ...

... attractive costume of the Westerner is designed in a purely utilitarian sense. Some of the coloured slides placed in the machine, though rather crude, are made entertaining by an attached story. The actual films are extremely interesting, parti cularly ...

... THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE LADIES' ANNUAL SWIMMING MATCH AT THE BATH CLUB THE TWO TEAMS. Our photograph shows the Oxford and Cambridge ladies' swimming teams for the annual match at the Bath Club. The names, from left to right, are, standing the Cambridge ...

... shall also have the most perfect odern plumbing, with heated bathroom floors, eans of hot water, deep baths, boisterous showers, nd a weighing machine that lies like a gentleman. Then there must be a library of books that one always intends to read and ...