... Ihe Out -of- Door Woman Topical News VI civs By Atalanta Irish Girl Champion. There was no lack of ripening talent among the girls in the junior championship at Wimbledon. They possessed aggressive strokes and revealed a shrewd knowledge of tactics. Miss Mary Whit marsh stood out as an all-court player; she can execute any shot with perfect ease but lacks consistent control Hpr i ruioumcu ...

... THE WHIRLIGIG OF FASHION The Vogue for Simplicity THE creators of fashion on both sides of the Channel have turned to the history of modes of the Early Victorian era for inspiration for the fashioning of something different in the way of coatees and tippets it must be admitted that they have been very successful. Debenham and Freebody, Wigmore Street, with their usual flair for knowing just ...

... £)y A .W. M. ELLSWORTH VINES has repeated at Forest Hills. He was the holder of the American championship when he won at Wimbledon; now he has carried both titles in the same year. It is not an unprecedented feat, for H. L. Doherty in 1903 and W. T. Tilden in 1920 and 1921 did the same thing; but he is the first player in the world to obtain the double while still a minor. Rene Lacoste, by ...

... . ELSTREE STAGES GERTRUDE LAWRENCE'S RETUFN TO SONG AND DANCE PLAYS: BENN LE\ HER DIREC I Ol Benn Levy has already made his mark as one of the most brilliant of our young playwrights. Now he is making a Wdforfameasa film producer fnr Alfred Hitchcock has appointed him to direct Gertrude Lawrence and Sir Gerald du Maurier in The Case of Lady CamDer. t!eI?n, LevT here^seen directing from the ...

... Bntisk Golfing Amkassad ors o verseas. The Prince of Wales at Chiberta and the Walker Cup captain at Brookline. There is a contrast of reversal in these two pictures. In one, the great public figure has for a brief moment escaped the crowd and be come a private golfer. In the other, the private golfer, entrusted with the leadership of the British Walker Cup team, suddenly becomes a great ...

... ON SCOTLAND'S HILLS. Deer-stalking in Mar Forest, Aberdeenshire. These pictures were taken when Colonel George Milne was deer stalking last week in the Gel- i die beat of Mar I Forest, Aber- deenshire, which I he tenants. Mar Forest is the largest and one of the best deer forests in Scot- land, besides i carrying m u c h I other game. It is situated in the i. Braemar district. The Geldie river ...

... New Faces In The M atch'Play Championship Famous Players' Exit BY A ROVING PLAYER. SEVERAL familiar faces, those of illustrious players, who have made history in British golf, will be absent from the £1,040 Match-Play Championship which opens at Moor Park on Tuesday. That golf is an 'umblin' game was shown at St. George's Hill in the qualifying test, in which famous men, whose names are ...

... . By Harris Deans. FIFTY-FIFTY Aldwych A CERTAIN French philosopher named Azias dis agreed with that tin-pan alley lyrist who asserts that Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries. The theory of M. Azias was that life was a mixture of ups and downs, Bad luck was always balanced by good, in equal propor tions, unhappiness by happiness. Not always alternately, as the fat succeeds the lean in streaky ...

... BRITANNIA RETIRES FOR THE WINTER A CRANE LIFTS THE MAST OUT OF THE KING'S WONDERFUL YACHT IN PORTSMOUTH HARBOUR. THE BOUNDING BASQUE CHANGES THE RACKET FOR THE CLUB: JEAN BOROTRA'S GOLFING HOLIDAY ON THE CHIBERTA COURSE. LEADING A DOG'S LIFE AT WEMBLEY: THE KENNEL BOYS USE THE GREYHOUND TRAP FOR THE START OF THEIR RACE AT THE STAFF SPORTS. FARMER ATCHERLEY THE FAMOUS AIRMAN DISGUISED FOR ...

... . By FLORENCE ROBERTS. IT seemed strange to see Leslie Henson in a box at the Strand Theatre on the first night of The Love Pirate and looking very serious too-- for the anxieties of the producer were heavy upon him!--as he watched the proceedings on the stage, where, as actor, he has so often aroused roars of laughter, and riots of mirth. And the audience would certainly have preferred him ...

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