... INTERNATIONAL FLICKERS FOLK: A PAGE OF CELLULOID STARS. AMERICAN, ENGLISH, GERMAN, SWEDISH, FRENCH, AND RUSSIAN: FAMOUS FOLK OF THE PICTURES CARICATURED. Specially Drawn for The Sketch by Sherriffs. Above we give a page of some famous stars of the screen. Mr. Charlie Chaplin-- pictured without his moustache is the most famous of cinema comedians. Mr. Douglas Fairbanks, the Barry- mores, Miss ...

... . THE O.C., HIS OFFICERS, AND OTHERS- -BY FRED MAY ying has caught on at both 'Varsities, and Cambridge has quite as efficient and up-to-date an air squadron as the sister 'Varsity, h V very Wealthy sign on the every little helps principle, because we never know when next we may need every 'plane, fighting, ombmg, etc., to take on an undeclared war by people we will call for short Eastland. ...

... . A DISTINGUISHED PORTRAIT GALLERY- -BY FRED MAY The sixth annual Banquet of the Civil Service was held at the Connaught Rooms, H.R.H. the Duke of York being the guest of honour. H.R.H. is President of the Civil Service Sports Council, and made a splendid speech in proposing the toast, His Majesty's Civil Service. Sir R. Russell Scott, Controller of Establishments at the Treasury, responded. ...

... , AMONGST THOSE PRESENT- -BY FRED MAY The Thirty-eighth Annual Banquet of the London Cornish Association was held at the Holborn Restaurant, when 250 members were present and Mr. Justice Hawke was in the chair. The hero of Finisterre and Belleisle by the same token was born in London, but Mr. Justice Hawke is I a Cornishman and was the member for St. Ives. Mr. G. Lory is one of the founders of ...

... THE INCORPORATED ASSOCIATION OF RETAIE DISTRIBUTORS. PERSONALITIES AT THE RECENT BANQUET- BY FRED MAY The sixth annual banquet of the I. A. of Retail Distributors was held at the Hotel Metropole, H.R.H. the DuVe of York being the guest of honour and Colonel Watts Allen, C.B.E., was in the chair. Other distinguished people who were there were the Right nftv. vS' AmerT and Lieut. -Colonel Sir ...

... THE GUARDSMAN WHO DROPPED IT THE MAN WHO BID HALF- A- GUINEA AT TATTERSALL'S Specially printed and mounted copies, in colour, of these two clever pictures 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. Signed artist's proofs 20s. ...

... No. 19.-- DEVONPORT SERVICES This season the Devonport Services R.F.C., though not perhaps so successful as usual as regards results, possesses some outstanding players. Horsey Browne is a tower of strength in the Irish pack, while H. W. V. Stephenson, another Irish International, is the brother of G. V. Stephenson, who recently played his thirty-fifth game for the Emerald Isle. The ...

... . A VERY NARROW WIN QUEEN'S BEAT THE SPORTING CLUB DE PARIS. Queen's Club did well the other day to beat the Sporting Club de Paris by 6 matches to 5, at West Kensington, a victory largely due to the match play of Mrs. Lambert Chambers. The visitors had the help of Cochet but not of Lacoste, and in J. Thurneyssen they have a brilliant player, who beat H. W. Austin, 6 1, 6 I. The London Covered ...

... . THE OWNERS TALK TO FLEET STREET THE PRESS CLUB DERBY LUNCHEON. She speaks, yet she says nothing, said Romeo of Juliet, and that is what, so far as tipping the winner is concerned, the Derby owners say each year to the gentlemen of Fleet Street when they make speeches as the guests of the Press Club at the luncheon given on the Monday of Derby week. Lord Stanley last Monday remarked that ...

... . BY ELECTRIC LIGHT: THE ANNUAL COVERED COURTS LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT. Caricatured by Mel.] After over a week's play, the lawn tennis tournament by artificial light was concluded last Saturday at Queen's Club, with the results as shown above. Mr. J. D. P. Wheatley had a very hard match against Mr. S. W. Harris, the Rugby footballer, in the Men's final, before winning at 5-7, 8-6, 7-5. Both ...

... . WITH A SKI TAKE-OFF AS PLATFORM: TOBOGGAN-JUMPING IN THE ALPS. Toboggan jumping is done on ordinary luges, and the platform is a ski-jump of mild proportions. Provided the snow is well packed, surprisingly little shock is felt on landing however, it is advisable to have a cushion to sit on, in case of a bad impact. Flat Canadian toboggans are really best for this game, which is quite ...

... No. 10.-- GUY'S HOSPITAL Hospital Rugger is usually in a class by itself, and is noted for its hearty give and take. Of all the Hospital sides, Guy s is, perhaps, the best known, if only for the magnificent threequarter line it is wont to produce E. By MAC ...