... Military Secrets [l That Meltonian Cream and Lutetian ji] Cream explain the leather-smartness Jiij I of many and many a British Officer is now an open secret. He turns, for his black footwear, to Melt ...

... Al ICOCK3 I COCKS j* Established 1847. It relieved, my I backache immediately Plasters orld's Greatest External Remedy Equally effective for Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, Weak Chests, Lumbago, Sciatica, ...

... . The finish of the Hundred Yards final, won by Driver Knowles. Mounted wrestling won by the Home Counties Signallers. A throw by the winners. Sapper Brown winning the Quarter-mile Scratch Race. ...

... FROM BLANCHE London, June 19, 1916. Dear Cousin A dripping June brings all things in tune, they say, so we ought to have a most melodious summer what's left of it. It's dripped so very persis tently and nearly frozen, too, and as for daylight saving we've almost been wishing it further as we gathered round the inglenook and shut out the bitter blast and tried to forget all about the unending ...

... Manana To-morrow the word most commonly in use in Spain I But it may mean something sometime) KING ALFONSO WITH HIS GENERAL STAFF At the Grand Manoeuvres of the Spanish Army THE KING IN AN ARTILLERY GAMP AT TOLEDO In conversation with members of the Infantry College. Note the peculiar form of the salute KING ALFONSO IN GAMP He evidently has a keen eye for every detail of the sentry's uniform ...

... Jhe A Hairdresser s Assistant H BY NINA TOYE WHO would think of looking for romance or adventure in a hair- dresser's shop? It is, of all places, the most usual, the most prosaic. And the hairdresser's assistant --I ask you, what does one expect of a hair- dresser's assistant expect that he should look like a barber's block? As a man to be reckoned with, he simply does not exist: but there are ...

... The Model Butler AS PORTRAYED BY OUR LEADING CHARACTER ACTOR MR. HENRY AINLEY, AS FISHPINGLE The old family butler, in the play of that name at the Haymarket Theatre. An admirable piece of restrained acting, and his embodiment of the part contributes very largely to the undoubted success of Mr. Vachell's play ...

... . This play, which was produced at the St. James's Theatre in December, 1911, has now been revived at the same theatre, with the same actors in the two chief parts. Silt GEORGE ALEXANDER AS DR. MEYER ISAACSON. MRS. PATRICK CAMPBELL AS MRS. CHEPSTOW. ...

... 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 ...