... . MR. J. W. H. T. DOUGLAS. A. SANDHAM. m M. TATE. B H A. P. FREEMAN. MR. J. L. BRYAN. H. STRUDWICK. I E. HENDREN. gg R. KILNER. j MR A. P. F. CHAPMAN. 1 R. TYLDESLEY. J H. SUTCLIFFE. a J. W. HEARNE. as MR. C. H. GIBSON. MR. A. E. R. GILLIGAN, CAPTAIN. m F. E. WOOLLEY. J The M.C.C. team which will visit Australia this winter has met with general approval. Mr. C. H. Gibson is perhaps the only ...

... WHEREIN I SPAKE OF (AL) MOST DISASTROUS CHANCES U. P. MEAD PUTS UP A DIFFICULT CHANCE TO SHORT-LEG MR. D. J. KNIGHT FALLS, WHILE MR. FENDER RUNS ACROSS FROM THE SLIPS. BILLITCH NEARLY TAKES MR. SHIRLEY OFF HIS SPLICE. MR, FENDER FUMBLES A CATCH FROM MR. AIRD. Although the feature of the drawn match between Surrey and Hampshire at the Oval last week was the brilliant batting of both sides, our ...

... O /TV l qTw ienace The well-known authority LAST week we made some little investiga tion of the principles which should govern pre- emptive bidding. Curiously enough there arrived immediately afterwards a letter from an officer serving in India, enclosing a hand which is of special value in its bearing on this particular subject. My correspondent sent it for a criticism on the bidding, but I ...

... From an actual photograph By Maurice Beck ...

... . THE RUGBY INTERNATIONAL AT CARDIFF: HERRERA'S ATTEMPT TO CONVERT ANDREWS' TRY. ENGLAND V. WALES AT CARDIFF: POLICE PROTECTING G. ANDREWS FROM THE ADMIRING CROWD AFTER HIS TRY, WHICH BROUGHT WALES LEVEL. BREAKING THROUGH THE RAILS AT CARDIFF A SECTION OF THE 40,000 PEOPLE WHO WITNESSED ENGLAND'S DRAW WITH WALES. ROLAND TODD BEATEN IN TEN ROUNDS BY DAVE SHADE IN NEW YORK TODD GOES DOWN IN THE ...

... BIRTHDAY HONOURS FOR IVOR NOVELLO AT THE FIFTY-FIFTV CLUB: AN ALL-STAR CAST IN CINDERS, OR HOP O' MY PEEP. THE DAINTIEST OF FAIRY QUEENS ERNEST THESIGER-- AND WAND. TWO OFF-MEN GIRDS: BARBARA HOFFE AND IRENE BROWNE OFF-MEN GIRLS PHYLLIS MONKMAN AND BETTY CHESTER. FRANK VOSPER DESERTS SHAKESPEARE AND PLAYS MA, A PARENT. PRINOE CHARMING VERA PEARCE, OF NO NO NANETTE, THE PRINCIPAL BOY. THE ...

... 1 UJOLSELEY I l 1 A Car of Real Distinction i m s m ii Th IS 24/55 h.p. Saloon Limousine Two additional folding seats, facing forward, [yEEj is a six-cylinder car of superb type, are fitted the rear compartl men*' and, the [US i i i -i partition between front and rear lets down [UP built up to the highest possible when desired. The interior is splendidly standard of motor design. It is ...

... I . f By FLORENCE ROBERTS. IN Margaret Bannerman's next new part she will be all that is most modern and modish-- I give you the good news at once because, lovely as she looked in the period clothes of Lullaby --even in that most trying of all styles, the bustle gown!-- --we do like to see her in the dresses of to-day, and to-night, which always provide us with some very advance, and very ...

... OLD ENGLISH LAVENDER DAY CREAM AJmost delightful vanish ing cream ideal as abase for powder. Protects the skin. Price 1/6 Per ir- SOLD ONLY BY LAVENDER I BRANCHES EVERYWHERE. NIGHT j I CREAM I BOOTS PURE DRUG CO., LTD., NOTTINGHAM Price 1/6 per jar. ...

... BOTH PAID FOR TWO VIEWS LAST WEEK FROM THE TRUNDLE. ON THE OPENING DAY THE CLEAR VIEW OF THE PICTURESQUE COURSE AS SEEN THROUGH THE NEW RAILINGS ERECTED ON TRUNDLE HILL. THE NEXT DAY-- NOTHING VISIBLE BUT THE BOOKMAKERS ANOTHER VIEW (CHIEFLY OF A SEA MIST) FROM THE TRUNDLE ON THE WEDNESDAY. These pictures graphically illustrate what the weather means at Goodwood. On the first day of the ...

... THE COMING GROUSE SEASON: A DRIVE BENEATH HEAVY NORTHERN SKIES NEAR INVERNESS. The annual reports of grouse shooting prospects are usually too optimistic in tone, owing to their being based on the ga con^jtjons information, in whose interests it is to make the outlook bright. Although it is difficult to draw up a report that states tne of even the main divisions of Scotland satisfactorily, it ...

... . A PROMINENT FEATHER-WEIGHT ACTING IN COPENHAGEN KNUD LAR- SEN, THE DANISH BOXER, AS THE HERO OF A COMEDY, KNOCK OUT. A CIRCUS TURN AT THE TIDWORTH SEARCHLIGHT TATTOO DESPATCH RIDERS BREAKING THROUGH PAPER HOOPS AT REHEARSAL. CURIOUS CARVINGS AT THE KILDARE STREET CLUB, DUBLIN MONKEYS PLAYING BILLIARDS, SHOWN ON THE BASE OF THE PILLARS. A COURSING SCENE ON CARVINGS AT THE MOST FAMOUS OF ...