... MISS ELSIE TANIS AND MR. BASIL HALLAM OF THE PALACE THEATRE Foulshatn Banfield Where Mr. Butt's brilliant pot-pourri, quite the best entertainment of its kind ever seen in town, is drawing packed houses. Miss Janis has already exhausted the critic's stock of superlatives, and it is to be hoped that this dainty American star will never be allowed to go back to the States. Mr. Basil Hallam has ...

... Frisccillsi in. FsirJs. DEAREST NUNKIE,-- I can hardly hold a pen, so pity me and admire this noble effort to reassure your kind heart by sending you my usual weekly epistle. I didn't want to do it! I've been out sculling all the afternoon and my hands are one mass of blisters. 'Tisn't pretty but it's honourable; it's regrettable though that honourable scars are so painful. You see I've ...

... FIFTEEBJ (THAT'S) ALL? A Picture off Fras&ce9 Mew Flapper ILady Tennis Clhasmiplono MLLE. SUZANNE LENGLEN V f\ 1 Omudery, Paris Who has more than proved all the nice things said about her ability as a tennis-player by carrying off lawn-tennis championship of France. Mile. Suzanne is only fifteen, and with a blue ribbon in her bonny brown hair^/fnd her flapper frock does not look a day older. ...

... THRHILILS UN FRIILILS Two Cfnannnaifigl IFiroccBl ClhiaiPinnLig|ly Wonnio MLLE. DEBIENNE Of the Palais Royale Theatre, Paris, in a striking gown iiP* mousseline de soie designed by one of Paris's leading u5&- tumiers whose reputation is world-wide. Mile. Debienne ia^bite one of the best-dressed actresses in Paris ANOTHER CHARMING TOILETTE Intended obviously for the sunny days of June which, so ...

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... I c /Morgan ^Morgan I -c cxgxg>o ocgxgxgxgxi ocgxgxgxgx: ocgxgxgxgxj cxgxgxgygxj-^ The 9 h.p. 4-cyl. MORGAN-ADLER CARETTE The BEST LIGHT CAR on the Road. Complete 200 Gns. The Identical Cars which ran in the R.A.C. Light Car Trial WON L |2 GOLD MEDALS! in the London-Edinburgh and Edinburgh- London Run, following on the successes attained in the London-Exeter Run, and the London ...

... Study Security &Transact Your Business with Telegrams REPAYABLE, REG. LONDON. Telephones i 890 MAYFAIR (10 lines). CHARLES VILLIERS CHAPMAN Turf Commissioner (Member of the Leading London Sporting Clubs). A TURF ACCOUNTANT OF NOTE. Perhaps the largest operator and heaviest layer to-day in the Clubs and with the public is Mr. Charles Villiers Chapman, 24 26, Maddox Street, London, W. Mr. ...

... . B>y WSlfiredl G. Ast^oinio IAM writing these notes whilst the first half of the Tourist Trophy Race is in full pro gress, and as by the time they meet your eye the race and its result will be ancient history I shall refrain from referring to it any further, especially as if I did it would involve me in prophesying exactly what car was going to win, of which I have not the faintest notion, ...

... ASCOT MEMORIES Some off ftlhe Irav airadl ftfcte Faaa5 wlho AdMedl ft ftlh HrllliaE&tt Sceirae. PRINCE ALEXANDER OF TECK Arrives by motor LUNCH IN THE 2ND LIFE GUARQfB' TEJJff From left to right: Miss de Trafford, Lord CarlfBn, Lady Rachel Stuart-Wortley, Mr. Bethell, and Mr. Keith-Menzies LORD ANS^LADY NORTHBROOKE Snapped on the opening day COUNTESS ZIA TORBY Who looked charming in white ...

... PROMINENT FIGURES ON HUNT CUF DAY More of ftlh IF^sIhiEOimalbl Gathering to wBnomm ILie^a^Bedl Gave aim Unpleasant AwaSiemSinig, MRS. HOOD AND MRS. PERCY BENNETT C//\ Arriving at the course. Mrs. Percy Bennett is a beautiful Roumanian whose husband is attached to the diplomatj^^ervice. They are both habitues of all the big race meetings near London MRS. SKEFFINGTON SMYTH V Who is always a keen ...

... By f eo THE Newbury Cup, by far the most important race before the Ascot meeting, gave those who were present a chance of seeing several horses running that were to fulfil their engagements at the royal meeting. Florist, had he run for the Gold Vase, I think would have placed this race to the credit of his owner, Mr. Mortimer Singer, but he has already started with good interest on the 9,100 ...

... . vJ\ SENORITA DE BITTENCOURT I J^dlie Charles The elder daughter of Don Julio de Bittencourt, attache of the Chilian Legation, and Senora de Bittencourt, whose engagement to the Earl of Lisburne was announced last week. The De Bittencourts are very wealthy, and at the debut of the bride-to-be two seasons ago the Ball of Roses given for her at the Ritz Hotel was one of the most beautiful and ...