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... THE NEWSLETTER week by week IBy Co Mo So Compliments from Afar.-- I have received the following letter. I receive numbers of kind letters in a year (and many that are less than kind), but I should not dream of publishing these. Fiji, however, is a long way off, and hence my pleasure in such an appreciation:-- Box 179, G.P.O., Suva, Fiji. July 11, 1924. The Editor, The Sphere .London, E.C. Sik, ...
... A VARIETY OF WEATHER AT COWES. Accidents Calms and Strong Breezes at the Annual Cowes Regatta BECALMED ON THE STARTING LINE SIR WILLIAM PORTAL'S VALDORA. THE WINNER OF THE KING'S CUP BRITANNIA WEATHER-THE KING'S YACHT UNDER WAY BEFORE A STRONG WIND THE ACCIDENT TO SHAMROCK- HER MAINSAIL GAFF BROKEN JUST AT THE START OF THE RACE. THE OTHER YACHT IS WHITE HEATHER A GROUP ON BOARD LORD ...
... FROM A WINDOW IN FLEET STREET. The Smoke Clouds Over Jutland The Last Phase of the Controversy so. Hasttoirasiim More than eight years have elapsed since the Battle of Jutland was fought. The British and German fleets met in the North Sea on a misty day-- the last day of May, 1916-- and vision was soon rendered still more obscure by the smoke of the guns, for smokeless powder is not really ...
... The EXODUS from LONDON to the SCOTTISH MOORS. Pictures by Moor and Stream and Some of the Hosts and Hostesses During the Scottish Season THE FALLS OF THE ET1VE NEAR KINGSHOUSE-A RUGGED ARGYLLSHIRE BEAUTY SPOT FAMED FOR ITS SALMON AND TROUT FISHING ONE OF THE HOSTESSES DURING THE SCOTTISH SEASON--THE HON. MRS. HANBURY-TRACY WITH SIR WINDHAM FREDERICK CARMICHAEL-ANSTRUTHER Ctnnbton Cul.ier LORD ...
... The SPHERE of TRAVEL. Along the Rivers Rhine and Danube Replies to Travel Inquiries A JOURNEY ALONG THE RHINE Old Medieval Towns and Fortresses Loaded with History and Tradition The great Rhine flows on, in its accustomed way, by its accustomed banks. To be sure, there is a sense of change in the air. The war, the military occupation which succeeded it, the endless alarms and anxieties bred ...
... . BRINGING IN THE MORNING MILK MISSES KATHLEEN BEBINGTON, RENEE MALLORY, MADGE GRAY, CONNIE ST. CLAIR, GWEN D'ESPE, RENEE MATHER, AND NAN WILD. A BUSY BOATMAN WITH A HEAVY CARGO, SEVEN GIRLS-- AND ONE BUOY. Where does the chorus go in the daytime In the case of the company of Madame Pompadour it seems to be to their houseboat up the river. Our pictures show how they make the most of their ...
... THE CAMERA AT COWES THE ROYAL YACHT SQUADRC iND SOME OF THE YACHTS AT THE GREAT FESTIVAL. WITH BALLOON JIB SET: SIR CHARLES ALLOM'S WHITE HEATHER. MR. C. P. JOHNSON'S MOONBEAM HEELING TO THE BREEZE. THE CENTRE OF THE SOCIAL LIFE AT COW VIEW OF THE ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON. PASSING THROUGH COWES ROADS: S MAJESTY'S STATELY CUTTER BRITANNIA. PASSING THE ROYAL YACHT: PAULA in. AND CANDIDA. WITH THE ...
... . MISS POLA NEGRI IN THE TITLE ROLE OF THE SPANISH DANCER. The Spanish Dancer is a Paramount adaptation for the films of the French play Don C6sar de Bazan, and Miss Pola Negri in the title-role gives a striking representation of the girl who is pursued by the king. The story bears a close resemblance to that of Rosita, Miss Mary Pickford's recent production, and it is interesting to ...
... . FOOTBALL AND POLO ON MOTOR-BICYCLES AMUSING MATCHES AT A MOTOR RODEO AT THE ROYAL COLLEGE, CAMBERLEY. NGLI8H POLO PLAYERS LEAYE FOR AMERICA (L. TO R.) MAJOR KIRK- WOOD, MAJOR HURNDALL, MAJOR LOCKETT, VISCOUNT WIMBORNE, LT.-COL. MILLER, AND MAJOR PHIPPS-HORNBY. THE WEDDING OF A BRITISH LADY OLYMPIC SWIMMER: MISS PHYLLIS M. GANT MYTH THE BRIDEGROOM, MR, C. M. DUNTON, AFTER THE CEREMONY AT ST. ...
... Land. Air water c, o i A _ lSy H Massae Buist. THE KING'S CUP AIR RACE. THE Royal Aero Club's interesting experi ment this year in regard to the organisation of the King's Cup Air Race, whereby it has been possible to set seaplanes against aeroplanes over a circuit-of-Britain course, has amply justified that step, which was essential in face of the material available for competition owing to ...
... THE T SOLENT YACHT RACING SEASON. THIS year the Solent season is particularly interesting, for the big class has revived and yachting generally is in a very flourishing condition. One of the most pleasing features of this great yachting month is the large number of big cruisers to be seen in the South, some of them not entirely dependent upon their engines, for we note with Measure that the ...
... A Travers la Deauville SOME OF THOSE WHO ARE RIGHT THERE THIS SUMMER CAPT. DE BRAIH (left). MR. HERBERT PULITZER, GENERAL CLAUDE CHAMPION DE CRESPIGNY and MRS. DUDLEY COATS Photograph L. K. A. THE DUCHESS OF WESTMINSTER (left), and LADY WODEHOUSE Photograph Keystone LADY VICTORIA BULLOCK (left) and the DUCHESS DECAZES Photograph Alfieri SCHROEDER, LADY GIBBONS. M ME. ALLATINI, MRS. ERNEST ...