... BY FRED MAY A little gallery, collected upon a recent occasion, of some officers of the Battalion, which is now known as the 1st City of London Cadets. The Commandant, Colonel Philip Carlebach, C.M.G., T.D., is on the council of the British National Cadet Association; the Colonel of the Battalion, Lieut.-Colonel F. T. Fletcher, the oldest member of it; and the Second-in-Command, Major M. Karo, ...

... golf clubs and golfers the wildernesse country club and some members as seen By MEL e Wildernesse Country Club, which is situated at Seal, near Sevenoaks, in Kent, is the perfect country club. The golf-course, some 6500 yds. in length, has a wonderful setting of fine old trees and woods, which form a background and not hazards. The course is very attractively laid out and in marvellous ...

... THE HOUSE OF W. H. SMITH SON Well over iooo members of W. H. Smith Son's staff from all over the country were at the firm's annual dinner, which was held at the Connaught Rooms. The firm enjoys, as will be seen, the services of some very experienced and faithful employees among its many thousands. There are few places in this country where one is out of reasonable reach of a Smith's shop or ...

... HILLSBOROUGH GOLF CLUB, SHEFFIELD-- -BY MEL he Hillsborough Golf Club's history dates from 1920 it became an Incorporated Club in 1935. The course, extending over 100 acres, adjoining Loxley Chase and Wadsley Common, was laid out under the supervision of Tom j Williamson, the Notts professional. From the higher parts of the course some magnificent views can be obtained over the Loxley Valley ...

... - When H.R.H. the Duke of Kent, who was the guest of honour at this important gathering at the Dorchester, said that to-day advertising had become a business undreamed of a few years ago, he enunciated a very solid truth. H.R.H. displayed a deep com prehension of the subject in hand when he elaborated his first statement by pointing to the tremendous part that good advertising played in our ...

... JOINTLY AND SEVERALLY CHARLES LAUGHTON Fifteen Versions of England's Leading Character Actor By TONY WYSARD Versatility personified, in other words Charles Laughton in some of the Thek^o theone-man-show is the name part of the Rembrandt p!nJraLt ^aptainTigh(Mmhiy ontheiloHJitv)- 2nd row: Nero; Ruggles of Red Gap. above is, front row: Henry V' V^^'tfTcs Miserables! 4th row Pickwick Un Medecin ...

... BY MEL THE LEICESTERSHIRE REGIMENT DINNER AS PORTRAYED MEL The Leicestershire Regiment recently celebrated its 250th anniversary at a dinner held at the Grand Hotel, Leicester. Some 250 officers of the Regiment and their guests were present and the chair was taken by the Adjutant-General, Lieut. -General C. G. Liddell, C.B., C.M.G., C.B.E., D.S.O., and among those present were the Lord ...

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... A BIO BHAPSQBY MAXIXE, THE EXOTIC BRAZILIAN DANCE A typical scene in a Brazilian night club, where, incidentally, there is no fear of a raid by the local Scotland Yard, for the police are always on the spot fully armed for any emergency. Vide picture of sleuth on the left ...

... THE ENICeiS OF THE MQUMB TABLE AT THE ANNUAL BANQUET- -BY FRED MAY The Knights of the Round Table Club claims a birthday, 1720 A.D., so that it is very considerably younger than the original organization which did so much in the way of adding picturesque embellishment to the history of England. The club has endeavoured to preserve the original atmosphere, and after the loyal toasts at the ...

... THE BRITISH RACING DRIVERS DINNER THE PRESIDENT AND SOME OTHERS- -BY FRED MAY Lord Howe, who is President of the British Racing Drivers' Club (motors of course!), was in the chair at the club's annual dinner and dance at the Park Lane Hotel, and no one could have been chosen better qualified to fill the bill. There was not a lot of speechifying, the Loyal toasts, the Guests, and the Chairman ...

... LONDON SOCIETY OF RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION REFEREES JUBILEE DINNER- -BY MEL The above Society held its Jubilee Dinner at Frascati's Restaurant the other day in London. There was a large number of Rugger men present, Internationals and past-Internationals, to commemorate the fiftieth birthday of this most excellent Society, which is so ably run by the famous old referee Mr. A. J. Trollope. The ...