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... Tl\@ Passing^ howa At the New. SHE has come back to us again-- the woman with the 'orrid 'istory. And a huge audience at the New Theatre gave her a rousing welcome, too. It just shows how, in these times of a perfectly tragic Present, we turn instinctively to old friends, old scenes, old associations. Personally, I was quite delighted to meet Mrs. Leadbetter, alias Lytton, the heroine of Mr. ...

... CHARMING PORTRAIT STUDIES OF A WELL- KNOWN PEERESS AND HER TWO CHIILDRDN. Lady Drogheda was before her marriage Miss Kathleen Pelham Burn, the daughter of Mr. Charles Pelham Burn of Grange Park, Edinl regiment the 2nd Battalion of the Seaforths was evolved, the 1st Battalion having sprung from Frazer's Highlanders, the 72nd Duke of supply depot. Funds are urgently needed for this splendid work ...

... Cupid in Weddings aiad E eh ga ;ge fflu e ir& t s First Week of Next Month. THE first day of July will see the mar riage of Flight- Commander Charles D. Breese, R.N., and Miss Molly Tweedy, which is to take place quietly at St. Peter's Church, Dyrham. The Rev. 1 B. Scrutton, the eldest son of Mr. Justice and Lady Scrutton, is to be married to Miss Evelyn Hay at St. Margaret's Church, Lee, on ...

... TO) _ 1_ 1_ 1 _ _ *J _ 1^. Stories from lU>UllD)lu)l@ S^JTlkCM w^C^^JS-^ScBliliL o Everywhere. THE story goes that in his early days at the Bar Sir Edward Carson had to accept briefs marked as low as half-a- guinea. On one occasion he was briefed to defend a certain Mick O'Dwyer in the Dublin courts at this meagre figure, and on the morning of the case, as Sir Edward was entering the court, a ...

... . lEdlwardl fieiraesil^. c ONE day when the war is over and the world once more enjoys a peaceful existence, experts who at present know all that is going on behind the scenes will tell us about the wonderful achievements due to the use of the motor engine-- either on the road, or in the air, or under the water. There can be no question as to the many uses to which the internal combustion ...

... By Salbipeftsiclhie.8 THE large amount of hot air that has been expended over the Jutland battle has at last-- thank Heaven!-- evapo rated, and the experts have once more regained their equilibrium. The attitude of the stay-at-home Britisher over this affair reminded one of nothing so much as an unfit man on an over-fit horse, who has landed a bit awkwardly over a fence, made a bit of a peck ...

... Weddiirag's air&d t Erag*agemeimts. Of Much Interest. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, Knightsbridge, will be the scene of a very interesting ceremony to-morrow (June 22), when Lady Dorothy Walpole is to be married to Captain Arthur Hobart Mills, D.C.L.I. Lady Dorothy is the only daugh ter of the Earl of Orford, and the bridegroom-elect the elder son of the Rev. Barton R. V. Mills and the late Lady ...

... To) T| T1 I T] TW Stories from 10)^1110)10) IL (2* (SllOlCil vD)(Cjj^Ul(2S\lfli I Everywlhere. THE following is another of Mr. R. G. Knowles's soldier stories. A certain major, returning very late to the train ing camp one dark night, was challenged by a zealous sentry doing his first bout of sentry-go, and proud of his responsibilities. Then the major found that he had forgotten the ...

... A DELPHI, STRAND. (265th Performance.) TINA. Every Evening at 8. Matinees, Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2. I TINA. The Musical Play. EVE EVE ry EVE ning EVE. (EVE n Matinees.) GODFREY TEARLE-- PHYLLIS DARE-- W. H. BERRY. Box Office 10-10. Tels., 2645 and 8886 Gerrard. r\ALY'S. Tel. Gerrard 201. THE HAPPY DAY. The George Edwardes' New Production. EVENINGS at 8. MATINEES WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS ...

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