... i IN TOW# J^p OUT°jfe A G.O.M. PRINCE CHRISTIAN'S health has of late shown signs of failing. He was eighty-two recently and is one of the grand old men of the period. He has all his life liked sport-- shooting, hunting; and racing-- and only the other day he hunted with the Garth Hounds, went to one of the royal shoots, and attended the Doncaster race week of last September. And in former days ...

... A QUAINT AND CHAKMING PORTRAIT CM sx OsiExvcor wlh CfeisiMeiag'es ftlke Tlh^oiae off Pavlova Herself. MADAME KARSAVINA, WHOSE DANCING DELIGHTED THE KAISER Schneider The above charming and rather quaint portrait depicts that famous Russian dancer, Madame Karsavina, whose art is enthralling the London theatregoer at Covent Garden at the present time. Madame Karsavina created quite a furore at ...

... A Bachelor's Dance. Lord Revelstoke, one of our bachelor hosts, recently gave a small dance at his house in Carlton House Terrace. He is a smart, good-looking man on the right side of fifty, who stands high in favour with royalty and holds the post of receiver-general for the Duchy of Cornwall. It will be remembered that it was at his house that Queen Alexandra attended a smart dinner and ...

... At Coveiaf Gardleno Enfin. WE might have waited years and years before hearing Richard Strauss's famous comedy opera, Der Rosenkavalier, had it not been for the courage and enthusiasm of Mr. Thomas Beecham. To him then all homage and thanks. Ten years ago, perhaps, even courage and enthusiasm would not have been able to produce Salome and Elektra-- the two Strauss operas with which we are ...

... Eeh Toweh minidl Out. An Engagement. Mr. John Words worth of the 5th Lancers is engaged to Lady Mildred Conyng ham. She is Lord Conyng- ham's second sister and has some attractive relations. Her sisters include Lady Blanche Seymour, Lady Hersey Baird, Lady Edena Hope, and Lady Barbara Con- yngham. And among her two sets of aunts are Lady Jane and Lady Constance Combe, Lady Maud Ramsden, and ...

... TWICE-LUCKY EGYPT /^IctreiF (LroMeir iniEiceoeinieir a Irir ocoiasm. OUR IRON SOLDIER LORD KITCHENER Our snapshot depicts Lord Kitchener with his Excellency Mohamed Mahmoud Seliman Bey, the governor of the famous Suez Canal .and the president of the Port Said municipality, who gave an important garden party to celebrate the inauguration ceremony in connection with the new drainage scheme for ...

... Tlhe Cii&rm f OtovIouiiSo Well-worn Themes. THE obvious never seems to lose its charm for English-speaking audiences. Say a thing success fully once and you may repeat it a thousand times. Few playgoers seek novelty apparently. They prefer the well- worn theme dressed out in fresh clothes. How else can one account for the enthusi astic reception of Mr. Frank Stayton's new comedy, The Inferior ...

... AT BURTON LAZARS 1LAST WEEK So^aftlhwairdls ft Swellfteir TlhtrotE.g^H lLoinidlomi Sesisoini LORD CHOLMONDELEY AND LADY DE TRAFFORD Snapped in the paddock MISS DE TRAFFORD The daughter of Sir Humphrey and Lady de Trafford, watching the racing with a friend MRS. FORESTER Wife of the master of the Quorn, and Mrs. Burnaby LADY L. HARRISON AND MR. PRYCE HARRISON At Melton. Lady Lettice, who is the ...

... AFTER THE SALMON ON STANLEY WATER A. IR.ecoirdl Bag for &B Dsuic&aess airadl ftlh 00 Blacl& Dog,,09 >v. THE DUCHESS OF BEDFORD AND HER RECORD CATCH FOR ONE DAY THE DUCHESS OF BEDFORD Photographs her catch LORD TAVISTOCK Lands a fine ten-pounder GAFFING A TEN-POUNDER An incident of the great day Ratbum Studio The Duchess of Bedford, one of the keenest and most skilful of anglers in the country ...

... THE REMEDY OF KINGS Phosferine has been supplied by Royal Commands To the Royal Family h.m. the Queen or bpain H.I.M. the Empress of Russia H.M. the late King of Greece H.M. the King of Spain H.M. the Queen ot Roumania, etc. The 2/9 size contains nearly -four times the 1/1J size. Mr. Edmund Gwenn as Enos Llewellyn Camera Portrait, fiopp£.) in the play of Little Miss Llewellyn Nerve Strain, ...

... IN the business world men profit by the experience of others, for it is gene rally one man's hard experience which makes another rich. A cynic is a person who is ioo intimate with life. Familiarity breeds con tempt. TV/T en and women both like flattery. The only difference is that men admire their flatterers for possessing perception, and women despise their flatterers fnr finfforinp* Hpr ...

... THE BEE IN THE BONNET AN AUTO-CAUSERI E. By Gerald Biss. MY DEAR TATLER, Despite the puny penny tin- trumpetings of its many green-eyed critics I am happy to say that the marble and tapestried walls of a certain palatial building in Pall Mall have not yet fallen to the ground, or even shown symptoms of cracking. In fact, at the annual meeting there was a most disconcerting air of optimism ...