... . Miss Lettice Fairfax as the stupid Lady Emsworth. Miss Eva Moore as the Hon. Mrs. Bayle. Our upper picture is of Lady Emsworth, the Hon. Gerald and Mrs. Bayle, and Lord Wynlea (Mr. Charles Sugden), most of whom are feeling uncomfortable after the supper- party discoveries shown on page 1069. ...

... RACING AT YORK.-- THE GREAT EBOR HANDICAP, &c. 1. The finish of the Rous Two-year-old Plate. 2. Great Ebor Handicav. Dibs (TP. Ilia as) returning to scale. Sir Chas. Nugent trainer on right. 3. The -pad dock. 4. The finish of the Great Ebor Handicap. Dibs just beats the favourite, Royal Realm. 5. Mr. J. S. Morrison's Dibs, winner of the Great Ebor Handicap. ...

... . FINAL arrangements were practically completed on July 28th for the 20,000- acre game preserve in Washington Parish, Louisiana, and the land was formally turned over to the State Game Commission, and will be stocked with deer, wild turkeys, and probably quails, pheasants, and various other game. It is proposed to place at least twenty-five North Carolina mountain deer in the preserve in a ...

... THE LAST PHASE WHAT COMES AFTER BEING A GAY GORDON MR. SEYMOUR HICKS DESERTS MUSICAL COMEDY TO PLAY SCROOGE IN DICKENS'S IMMORTAL STORY, A CHRISTMAS CAROL In December Mr. Hicks will appear in The Nut,' a new musical play founded on Richard Harding Davis's comeriv. The Dictator. Mr. Leslie Stuart will supply the music and Miss Ellaline Terriss will play the heroine Ellis Walery ...

... PEOPLE PROMINENT IN TIE WEEK'S NEWS. LORD RIBBLESDALE Who has just been appointed with Sir Edgar Vincent a trustee of the National Gallery. Lord Ribblesdale is a keen sportsman. He is known by the nickname of Ancestor among his friends MISS C. LEITCH The young Carlisle golfer, who at the age of seventeen reached the semi-final of the ladies' championship last year. She recently completed a ...

... A Raciimg' Nfelbl& By Tlh Syce. A Handicapping Scandal. THERE has been one feature of the present racing reason which has given rise to much unfortunate talk, and as no one has yet had the courage of making public the matter I offer no apology for doing so now through the medium of THE TATLER, which I happen to know gets into the proper quarters. 1 refer to the handicapping of the American ...

... EYRE 8 SPOTTISWOODE.Ld. EYRE 8 SPOTTISWOODE.Ld A SEX OF SIX VIEWS HOLY LAND The Views, two of which are illustrated below, have been specially reproduced by a high-class method, and are Now Ready, THE SIZE OF EACH PICTURE IS 23 X 17 INCHES. PRICE 1/- I per copy, OR 5/6 per Set of Six. BETHANY. 1 PRICE 1 per copy, OR 5/6 per Set of Six THE GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE. ALL PICTURES WILL BE SENT IN ...

... rf LIEUT. Shack LETON^ WRITES HIS Own StoryB Nearest the A C\ South Pole*^ Lookout for the September Number of Pearson's Magazine. It contains the opening instalment of LIEUTENANT SHACKLETON'S wonderful narrative of his historic dash towards the South Pole the greatest story of exploration, and the most wonderful record of human endurance ever written. Order a copy TO-DAY. Ready Friday, ...

... Scouting by Balloon Searching for Hidden Moors. PREPARING THE SPECIAL WAR BALLOON, JUPITER, FOR ITS SCOUTING WORK AT MELILLA lll--lhmiiilMIMIIIMiif lllfclfHMHilfWiiHIW innmiHiili i I Ih I II iM tfilmilil 1 til in 11 Hi iHiiMlliii M i 44 UP SHE GOES!-- THE SPANISH BALLOON CORPS THROWING THEIR WEIGHT ON TO THE BALLOON CABLE The Spanish war balloon has been of great assistance in locating ...

... TWO INTERESTING VESSELS OF THE FAST AN PRESENT. Sir Archibald Orr-Ewing's smart little 8-metre cutter, Endrick, a Clyde-built boat, has been carrying all before her in the Solent, winning not only in the Royal Yacht Squadron races at Cowes and the Royal Victoria Yacht Club races at Ryde but also at Southampton, Calshot Castle, and Southsea. Sir Archibald is fortunate in his skipper, Joseph ...

... . The Red Cross voluntary aid movement, which has been for some time under consideration unofficially, has now been taken in hand seriously by the War Office authorities and received with enthusiasm by women of all ages and classes. Princess Christian is the president of the Berkshire branch of the St. John Ambulance Association that is responsible for the preliminary training and first-aid ...

... . By R. P. Hearne. The Rheims aviation meeting was the great item of interest last week, and the enthusiasm displayed in France rivalled that of the motor-racing days. Time alone will show whether aerial races will afford the same interest as other forms of sport. But the first experiment was very happy, even though the weather conditions were far from ideal. The excitement was intense as the ...