... . By IVAN PATRICK GORE. THE HAPPY HARBOUR. The Happy Harbour is one of the latest of West End clubs devoted to good fellowship, dancing, cabaret, and food and drink. The latter department is in the hands of Amori, late of the Ritz, the Savoy, and the Piccadilly, and one of the most experienced men at his job in London Those who put into the Happy Harbour are men and women connected with ...

... . By IVAN PATRICK GORE. The news that a cabaret in the year 1949, complete with music, costumes, etc., of the period, is to be a feature in a film which is being produced in Loudon, reminds us that cabaret scenes and night clubs are apparently as necessary to filmland as are camera-men and tins in whioh to place the company when securely canncd. Unfortunately, this canning habit lids spread ...

... . By IVAN PATRICK GORE. INDEPENDENCE DAY. When I said the opport for additional festivities and galas were over for the time being I was forgetting the Star Spangled Banner and Independence Day. It is u peculiarly American institution. To-day all America will be revelling. There will be sioning and speech-making, boot leggers will work overtime in their bottling departments, and the machine ...