... V x MUM I---- Buy next Sunday's issue of the For the first of a series of articles which may well be described as the most remarkable and authoritative utterances on the war that any newspaper in the world has been privileged to publish, entitled THE FOUR CHAPTERS OF THE WAR By the Right Hon. WINSTON CHURCHILL, .P. To whom Great Britain owes the fact that her mighty Navy was mobilised on the ...

... By B. HI. B. SeweJL WHILE the Tonbridge School eleven, captained by J. H. Welldon, promised to be a very useful side by their per formances in the early games of this season, they came a cropper against Haileybury in a low-scoring game in their first inter-school match. Their cricket was redeemed only by the fine batting on that occasion of L. P. Hedges, who made 28 not out and 61 out of ...

... Razzle- Dazzle. IT is a matter of opinion, I know-- like everything is, from Charley Chap lin's idea of patriotism to that Nosey-Parker gentleman who lives, in the moon-- but, personally, I am convinced that Mr. Albert de Courville's idea of a Spectacle is not the right one. If you multiply ten chorus girls by twenty you don't get splendour, you simply get a crowd. In the same way, if you ...

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... ENGAGED IN THE GREAT ADVENTURE Two Plime Bsifttt&llioinis Who Ihave Doae tilheir B itt SOME OF THE OFFICERS OF THE 12TH SERVICE BATTALION, NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS Mentioned in General Sir Douglas Haig's recent despatch for excellent work in the field From left to right are: Back row 2nd Lieut. G. P. Stirling, 2nd Lieut. R. F. Woodhouse middle row 2nd Lieut. K. G. frenchman, Interpreter M. ...

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... BABIES' HEMMEE ASSOC! AXIOM MOTES The Tatler is now the Official Organ of this Influential Body in the Doggy World. WE have received a most interesting little booklet from America containing photographs and particulars of the kennel of prize Maltese owned by Mrs. A. R. Judd of Seattle, Washington. It appears that in America it is difficult to be sure that Maltese are free from a cross of ...

... THE ARME BLANCHE IN THE PARI Aimed! Also >sini IMstis&gi&isfeiecl UimntlSo THE CHARGE OF THE LIVER BRIGADE Right to left Mr. Gibson Bowles, Lord Beresford, Lord Ribblesdale, Colonel Dugdale, Mrs. McBride, and Colonel Sir Theodore Brinckman. The Row is always well patronised these days, and though mild equestrian exercise is all that it offers, this might be altered if someone would take the ...

... CUIIILTY, OR NOT GUEILTY A Mndlcilll which We AwaitL tH Aimswip. MISS IRENE VANBRUGH AND MISS ISOBEL ELSOM Foulsham Banfield As Helen Lytton and Beatrice Abbott in Mr. Anthony Wharton's new play, The Riddle, at the New Theatre. The riddle is whether Mrs. Lytton is really guilty of her husband's murder or not. She does not actually poison him, but when she finds that he has taken some poison ...

... A DRAMATIC ACADEMY PICTURE Lraumltedl Iby a Famotuis aa Splbeire 90 A.rt£is£. IN THE GRIP OF TIBERIUS -BY FORTUNINO MATANIA Mr. Matania will scarcely need any introduction to the readers of our confrere, The Sphere, in whose columns his work is so well known and so highly appreciated. His pictures of the great war far excel, in dramatic intensity and precision of detail, those of any ...

... A MEW MECIRUIT FIROM SOCIETY TO THE STAGE Of Whom We Slhia.ll Prolbsifel^ Hear, If uaoth See, Ms°e of In ffiae Fnaf^are. MISS MOLLIE MORTON iW/./*fclR/^Ml Bertram Park Who has been appearing in Mr. Manhattan in one of the minor parts, but who is to be given a bigger opportunity in Mr. Laurillard's next musical production. Mr. Manhattan was Miss Morton's first professional engagement, though ...