... MR. HALL CAINE, ACTOR FOR THREE PERFORMANCES ONLY. THE FAMOUS NOVELIST AS THE GOVERNOR GENERAL IN THE PRODIGAL SON. 1. MR. HALL CAINE AS THE GOVERNOR GENERAL, AND MR. DERWENT HALL CAINE AS OSCAR STEPHENSSON. 2. MR. HALL CAINE AS THE GOVERNOR GENERAL AND MR. DERWENT HALL CAINE AS OSCAR STEPHENSSON. 3. MR. HALL CAINE AS THE GOVERNOR GENERAL, MR. DERWENT HALL CAINE AS OSCAR STEPHENSSON, AND MRS. ...

... MMELXT1 J3y Co&WQ. JfS7MlZ,TQ]Y Paris Again. Still Paris, d'y'see. Lots more things to say about Paris, much of it an entirely new Paris to me-- the Paris on the wrong side of the water-- and much of it a Paris I know backwards, and always think about as amusin' until I do it. I mean the Paris of the Champs Elysees, when the lights are lit and the moths-- all glitterin' in really wonderful ...

... SCARS THAT ARE AS PRECIOUS AS BLUES DUELLING AMONGST GERMAN STUDENTS-THE SCAR SEEKERS. 1. A DUEL WITH SABRES. 2. A DUEL WITH RAPIERS. Photographs by Philifp Rectum JMft.] From time to time outcries are raised against the practice of duelling among German students! but it is one of those old customs which die hard, e.-pecially in the conservative atmosphere of universities. In spite of all ...

... Nurseries. In a few days the Nursery Handicap season will open, and that that particular section of racing is extremely popular with owners is demonstrated by the fact that the number of entries for various events is this year higher all round than it was last. I suppose the difficulties of the handicapper are greatest in this kind of event; and if I were an adjuster I would willingly give up ...

... THE WORLD'S PAGEANT The Prince of Wales at the Duke of Devonshire's Grouse Drive last Thursday H.R.H. is shown at the butts and riding to I the moors on the pony presented to him by I Lord Kitchener The Empty Bowl TO be in London now that August's there is, of course, unthinkable. It is, in fact, impossible, improper, even, as the ubiquitous Shaw would say, immoral. And, in a word it is not ...

... Wlh Goes Racing in August Kempton in August A Colonial visitor who had heard about our great racing crowds turned up at Kempton Park last week. He had been told about the glories of Jubilee day and the Duke of York Stakes day at this meeting, and so was disappointed as well as a little dismayed-- for it is strange to feel lonely at the races-- to find the members' enclosure all but empty. ...

... A Deeside Chattel aime MRS. FARQUHARSON, OF IJNVERCAULD Lallie Charles Photo Her husband, Mr. A. M. Faiquharson, is the chief of that powerful clan which dominated Deeside long- before most of the existing landed families. Invercauld occupies a commanding site on Deeside, some miles above Balmoral and Abergtldie. Mrs. Farquharson is the sister of Sir Richard Musgrave, the owner of the famous ...

... The Steersman off the Triple Entente M. ISVOLSKY, RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER, ABOARD THE POLE STAR ENGLAND'S BEST FRIEND ON THE CONTINENT M Isvolsky is the statesman who has done so much to cement Anglo-Russian friendship, who, indeed, was the originator of the Entente and to whose efforts, no doubt, the visit of the Tsar to Cowes was due. He attaches great faith to the somewhat damaged Triple ...

... Ao. AtEgwsf Div£isio)3a for Londoners 1HE DALNCE6 OP I HE SISTERS WIESENTHAL AT THE HIPPODROME fjvj Grefe Wiesenthal _ _ .to'.V,^Vy Whose dancing of the valse, The Blue Danube (Strauss), L, '4 l/l v nightly creates a furore ■^■^VrrnTTTTTrrrr'- Iff Berta Wiesenthal X p f Who dances in a gavotte 'A V from Massenet's opera, JK V Marion r/tM ,.^uS£y E,sa Wiesenthal yy 7/ W hose beautiful dancing ...

... The Raid on the muiUJ/JfjA led Grouse Tribei H.R H. the Prince of Wales, perhaps the most brilliant shot in England FAMOUS BRITISH SHOTS 1 I Photo Illustrations Bureau 'I 1 _ The Marquis of Ripon, whose reputation for fine shooting is very high II Photo Elliott and E'/y JpV 2 Down V jm in :1'.i 1 -use I Where the Biggest Bags are I This. Moor belongs to Mr. Rimington Wilson. I *-.U Typical I ...

... An Engineering Triumph. THE LIFT LEADING TO THE HIGHEST POINT OF THE BURGENSTOCK A VIEW FROM THE BEAUTIFUL CLIFF-PATH, ABOVE LAKE LUCERNE The Burgenstock, with its lovely view of Lake Lucerne and neighbouring mountains, offers the finest attractions as a summer rendezvous. It is 2,900 ft. above sea level, and, although not encircled by mountains, as is the case with so many Swiss resorts, it ...

... Famous Colleae Clubs No. III.-- KING CHARLES, ST. JOHN'S, OXFORD AN offshoot of the Archery Club, whose history formed the first of this series, the King Charles Club of St. John's, Oxford, was orginally formed by members of the former Society as a select committee to dine in the terms when there was no archery. Last term there were six members of both: B. C. F. Andrewes (President of the King ...