... PHYSICAL JEIRK SPECIALISTS. AT THE ARMY P.T. H.Q., ALDERSHOT-- jpere was one period in the history of the British Army when the authorities thought that you need not worry much about brawn long as the brain department was all right. That was a longish time ago mid- Victorian, more or less. Since then things altered, and no soldier of ambition would think of hoping to find a baton in his ...

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... Cowes Regatta, as witnessed from the shore, is an intricate affair even to the yachtsman, and quite baffling to the i:;., details of each. The picturesque scene which is presented to the eye on a fine day in Cowes Week is admirably (kPC in the big class, the big cutters, etc., which are usually led in a strong breeze by His Majesty's Britannia. These hauled through the fleet of anchored ...

... MISS HEATHER THATCHER IN THE COUNTRY HAPPY HOURS ^UT OF TOWN FOR THE BEAUTIFUL STAR OF TELL ME MORE. Although Miss Heather Thatcher has had many successes in the past, the best work of her career is undoubtedly being done on these pages were taken on the occasion of a recent visit paid bj in Tell Me More, the musical comedy at the Winter Garden Theatre. The beautiful photographs which we ...

... . PERSONALITIES AT MAIDEN HE AD- -BY FRED MAY MaVl tvyenty-fourth annual show of the East Berkshire Horse Society was, as has been the custom of recent years, held at AlexCp ^kich 's 'n Berks and Bucks Staghounds country, formerly the domain of the Royal Buckhounds. The Hon. whose iv a exmaster °f 'he North Warwickshire hounds and is a son of the 6th Lord Macclesfield. Sir Robert Wilmot, ...

... SUBALTERNS A ILLS SOME OF THE 2ND ROYAL SCOTS- -BY FRED MAY is Ble °h boasts the unique distinction of being the oldest regiment in the British Army, and though its first battle honour guard n £lm *s certain that it was in existence at least a century before that. Its sobriquet, Pontius Pilate's Body- Scottish 'b stretcll'n& things a bittock, but its history establishes the fact with fair ...

... THE MAN WHO BID HALF-A-GUINEA AT TATTERSALL'S THE UMPIRE WHO CONFESSED HE WASN'T LOOKING Specially printed and mounted copies, in colour, of the above pictures (being two of a series) by the famous artist, H. M. Bateman, can be obtained on application to Dept. E, The Tatler, 6, Great New Street, E.C.4. Size of work 14 in. by 10 in. on plate-sunk mount 25 in. by 20 in. Copies 10s. 6d. each. ...

... SOME REAL FLIERS' THE R.A.F. MIDDLE-EAST DINNER- BY FRED MAY The dinner was held at the Trocadero, with General Sir George Milne in the chair, and was lor all R.A.F. officers who had served in Egypt, Palestine, Mespot, and the Middle East generally. It is needless to say that everyone went like a bird, and such eloquence as there was after dinner soared to great heights. These are mere ...