... MEW AMD WIEILCOME AC-1 33 QUA1MT -ANCES Dos&'tt Miss Tlhesim att ftlhie Va.tadlewi3.le Tlheatre. THE QUAINTS IN THE PEDLAR OF DREAMS The above picture shows us the China Chimes scene in this Quaint fantasy which is now earning such a large and well-deserved measure of popularity at the Vaudeville MISS PEGGY MAY Who is one of the clever dancers in Mr. R. B. Salisbury's Quaints in that amusing ...

... IIP By RICHARD KING. \J\j Life IF you want to be altruistic, practise it on your own sex; on the opposite sex it nearly always leads to complications. A man often sacrifices himself to save a girl, and a girl looks upon him as her saviour-- the sentiments in each case being staggeringly different. The Rev. Parcival Hill Drinmere discovered this when he saved the beautiful Lucia. She was ...

... HULLO HULILG I HIU1LILO Have lom Beeim do Joylaindl MISS SHIRLEY KELLOGG Malcolm Arbuthuot Who is one of the principal inhabitants of Joyland at the Hippodrome and at once one of the prettiest and cleverest variety actresses on the stage. She is one of the fixed constellations at the Hippodrome, and she has been in all the recent successes Hullo, Tango Hullo, Ragtime and Push and Go In ...

... 1 of Living. In Hundreds of Homes to-day the Rising Cost of Living is eating into Surplus Income and necessitating Economy in all directions a cutting down of some little pleasure here a little added saving' there. So long as the breadwinner is spared the household rubs along somehow, but in the absence of adequate Life Assurance HIS LOSS SPELLS Downright tragedy. Life Assurance makes ...

... Being the Correspondence of the Hon. Evelyn Fitzhenry with her friend, the Lady Betty Berkshire. 1 200, Curzon Street, Mayfair. MY DEAR BETTY,-- Have you noticed how awfl'y fashionable backs are? To be anywhere near the movement now in the new evening frocks you've got to show simply miles and miles of it, and when you want some picture taken the photographer people are bored stiff if you dare ...

... A MEW PORTRAIT OF A BEAUTIFUL PEERESS Wlho is a Meeim WoAer lira ftfe Cawse of ttae War. LADY CURZON A new study of that very beautiful and charming lady, who is now hard at work on the many war charities in which she is interested. Her husband has been on active service in the Dardanelles, and is now somewhere. It will be remembered that Lady Curzon was chosen as Queen of Beauty at the ...

... . AN AFFAIR OF OUTPOSTS IN THE ARGONNE A certain liveliness which occurred in the trenches. A close examination of the dog tells one that it is of allied pedigree. It is manfully attacking the arch-Hun of inoffensive birds, and, as will be seen in the inset picture, has compelled a strategic retreat MRS. GEORGE OWEN SANDYS Who is the wife of Major George Owen Sandys of Gray- thwaite Hall, ...

... DEAR IRENE VANBRUGH flF nature-fainted scenery A Slhxe Hewir Tires if 5e& ftlhe Oceasioiraal aa Resits 00 Slhte JbftgsiiniS iira Her EPirsiffim attic ffiroEim Trluflfflmplhi ft Tsrimsmiplhi. m MISS IRENE VANBRUGH. TAKEN AT H COUNTRY COTTAGE NEAR MAIDENHEAD Photoiiraplti excl ve io THE Tatler ||I Miss Vanbrugh, who is supposed to be resting, is really working hard at Mr. Somerset Maugham's new ...

... S.M. SOPHIATF' queen OF GREECE The Consort of King Constantine, and who is the third daughter of the late Kaiser Frederick of Germany and the sister of the present Kaiser, whose health it was reported was considered sufficiently bad for the family to be summoned to Potsdam. The Berlin reports assure us that it is nothing, and that the Kaiser is returning to the front. Queen Sophia was married ...

... Ouipidl aim XfiTX War Tim WedldlsE& aimdl Einv^Si^emeEatts. In Town. WEDNESDAY, February 2, is the date fixed for the wedding of Major Charles G. Wickham, D.S.O., and Miss Phyllis Rose, which is to take place at two o'clock at St. Mary's Church, Bryanston Square. Another February Wedding. At St. Ninian's Church, Alyth, Perthshire, on February 24, Mr. Sydney Armitage-Smith of H.M. Treasury is ...

... FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE POND wnicxi ^epaff&tes Edlealls firom 2°dloll^ip°ilipyo MRS. JAMES CALDER, JUN. A prominent figure in New York society, who took an active part in the benefit performance for the British Relief Fund Association at the Booth Theatre, New York, on December 17. Mrs. C alder, who is the wife of a well-known millionaire, is a frequent visitor to Europe and this country ...

... . THE accompanying illustration depicts an enthusiastic crowd at Sydney, N.S.W., welcoming home the first returned wounded Australian soldiers from the Dardanelles. From particulars to hand the reception given these wounded heroes was exceptionally enthusiastic, the whole populace vieing with each other as to what they would do for the gallant fellows. It will be noted that even the dog is ...