... A STRIKING PORTRAIT OF A FAMOUS ACTRESS! MULE. CfiCILE SOREL-- AND THE SPHINX. Mile. C6cile Sorel, the famous French actress, who visited Egypt recently, is well known for her renderings of many famous parts, including the leading rSles in a number of Shakespeare, Moliere, Dumas, and Bataille plays. She was received with great enthusiasm in Alexandria and Cairo, and, naturally, found time to ...

... gpotle^ pbtr* By KEBLE HOWARD (Chicot.) ^InVEST ME IN ry IMOTI_E^ ...

... Allied by Matrimony Picturesque Royalties. j WITH HER INFANT SON, THE CROWN PRINCE OF YUGO-SLAVIA I QUEEN MARIE OF YUGO-SLAVIA. THE SON OF THE CROWN PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF ROUMANIA I 'Sft S J^ 5- PRINCE MIHAI (MICHAEL) OF ROUMANIA. f #gsj THE CROWN PRINCESS OF ROUMANIA, WITH HER BROTHER, PRINCE PAUL OF GREECE, AND HER SISTER, PRINCESS IRENE. |P^ ns?-- THE ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE KING AND QUEEN ...

... . I! il'3c6ts6rv-i| I ji WITH BRIDGET MRS. PATRICK DE BATHE. 11 y ^adjH .liiiiimmfliilrtMiJiJ Portrait Study by Marcus Adams The Children's Studio, 43, Dover Street W. Mrs. Patrick de Bathe is the wife of Captain Patrick de Bathe, brother of Sir Hugo de Bathe, fifth Baronet, and is the daughter of the late Captain Charles O'Brien, of Tandragee. Captain de Bathe is her second husband, as she ...

... Over the sticks at Leicester Snapshots from the Course. WELL KNOWN PEOPLE WHO FACED THE COLD: WHO'S WHO AT A POPULAR MEETING. Photographs by j viuvi uaugmci ui cue vjrana uuxe Micnaei ana oountess iorbv Alfieri and D.I. Cold though the weather was at Leicester, there was no suggestion of frost, an ...

... . ENGAGED TO MR. GEOFFREY BERNERS M'SS NESTA SAWYER. Pkttograph by Hay Wright son.] Miss Nesca Sawyer, whose engagement to Mr. Geoffrey Berners, only son of Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Berners, of Woolverstone Park, Ipswich, has been announced, is the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sawyer. Mr. Berners comes of an ancient family, who have owned Woolverstone Park tor many generations, and traces his ...

... Films op the Moment: No. VI. Destiny-- in Three Candles at the Polytechnic. I THE STORY OF THE THIRD CANDLE LIANG ESCAPES WITH TIAO TSIEN. THE STORY OF THE SECOND CANDLE HIGH REVELRY IN VENICE. S= THE WRATH OF THE HORRIBLE OLD CACTUS IS ROUSED: THE ANGER L OF THE GOVERNOR, TSHU SHUAN WANG. S _ THE STORY OF THE FIRST CANDLE: the soldiers of the CALIF REPORT THEIR FAILURE TO CAPTURE THE ...

... WHO, WHEN s. WHERE BY THE BYSTANDER IN SOCIETY The Joys of the Riviera LIFE on the Riviera, to judge from the letters one receives from the happy folks basking and playing là bas, and all that one reads in the news papers, seems even more hectic than anything we could provide in London. However gay our afternoons, our evenings, and our nights, we don't turn out for tennis at nine o'clock in ...

... HOW HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF The Plvierdv-^ Then Now4ll HT by RICHARD VINES. I A little over two thousand years ago the Riviera, especially Castrum Marcel- lilt um, which you now know as Cannes, was the resort of all fashionable Rome during several months of the year, the villas and palaces even eclipsing Us modern luxury and splendour. The following, the first freely translated from the ...

... Out-of- Doors on the Riviera A CLOSE-UP TO THE NET Mrs. F. J. Gould, Mile. Suzanne Lenglen, Mile. Mallet, and Miss Ryan, at the Gallia Club. Mile. Lenglen and Miss Ryan won the Ladies' Doubles at this Tournament Photograph L. N. A. A POLO SIDE-LIGHT AT MAN DE LIEU Miss Alwyn Pratt, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Spendei Pratt, stands the ordeal by camera rather gracefully at the Polo grounds, ...

... Magnificent View of Nice and Surroundings. FULL SOUTH. 250 BEDROOMS AND BATHS. Park of 2i acres. 20 Tennis Courts. RIDING SCHOOL. Regular Motor-Car Service to Casino (5 minutes). UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT AS HOTEL RUHL. ...

... RESTAURANT OPEN TO TOURISTS. TENNIS. Entirely up-to-date and restored since the War, QUEEN VICTORIA f JB f stay-9ere in U It A O 9 t ...