... H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES AT WELLINGTON BARRACKS Mrs, Albert Broom An unusual frame to a picture, but a most appropriate one under the circumstances, for no member of any Royal House in the whole history of the world has ever made such a personal exploration of an Empire, to which he is the heir, than has H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. H.R.H. is Colonel of the V^elsh Guards, H.M. the King being ...

... | 'WiPiEpi EVELYN LAYE IN PRIN- CESS CHARMING EVELYN LAYE IN ANOTHER SCENE IN THE FILM YVONNE ARNAUD (the Countess) AND GEORGE GROSSMITH (the Kinf) Evelyn Laye, Yvonne Arnaud, George Gros- sraith, and Max Miller all score personal tri umphs in this new film, which is at the New Gallery, but truth to tell it is all rather super-Ruritan- ian with the customary ingredients of romance, plots, ...

... I I The Camera pays its tribute to one of London's popular young marrieds, Mrs. Michael Hornby MRS. MICHAEL HORNBY Tall, graceful, and the possessor of that elusive quality called charm, Mrs. Michael Hornby, like other members of the Ward clan, finds no difficulty in being a social success. She was married in 1928, three years before her twin sister became Lady Stavordale, and she has a ...

... THE HON. HAMISH ST. CLAIR-ERSKINE AND MRS. PETER HORLICK AT HENLEY Swaebe ALSO ON THAMES SIDE: SIR GIFFORD AND LADY FOX. AND (RIGHT) LADY DASHWOOD, CAPTAIN BULLOCK AND LADY HAMBLEDEN AT HENLEY The return to favour of Henley Regatta as an important social event was very marked this year, and here are a few of the many well-knowns to be found there. Sir Gifford Fox, Member for the Henley ...

... OF THE BALLETS RUSSES DE MONTE CARLO den, opening on June 19 for a season. Some more ^cmres^of 'tH^famous0 oraanf1^*0* Wf''V Presented at tlle Opera House, Covent this issue. The Ballets ksse? htUjus^c P' 339 Postage Inland, 2d. Canada and Newfoundland, lid. Foreign, 4d. ...

... WITH SILENT FRIENDS-- continued is not acquainted with the friend who descends upon us for a rest and then demands perpetual entertainment Do we not, most of us anyway, know the awful authoress who dis tributes printed blurbs of her latest novel wherever she goes, demanding to be treated as a lion even in a quiet h ay -field Have we not often visited country cottages in which there are so ...

... IRINA ^BARANOVA AND YUREK SHABELEVSKY IN LE BEAU DANUBE 1KINA BARANOVA IN LES SYLPHIDES ALEXANDRA DANILOVA AND LEON WOIJZIKOVSKY IN PETROUCHKA J' Lotion Season is to be still further enriched by the return to us of Les Ballets Russes de Monte Carlo who open their season at Covent Garden on June 19, presented by 'h Hurok Wlth. W de Basil, director general, and Leonide Massme as maitre de ...

... COUNTESS PAUL MUNSTER At home in Upper Berkeley Street with her family WITH COUNT PETER AND COUNT MARTIN COUNT PETER MUNSTER AND HIS MOTHER Photoarabhs by Lenare Thesecharmingly natural studies of Count Paul Munster's wife and sons were taken not long ago. Count Peter, now three years old, is quite used to being photographed, but it was a new experience for Count Martin. He was born in ...

... TERS CHER,-- NOT in Paris, despite the misleading statement that heads this page! A kind doctor ordered me off to Vichy to imbibe the not- too- nasty waters and enjoy the restful baths and massage that this most agreeable ville d'eau offers. Ceci vient a point! not having been able to go South this year I was longing for a change, and I shall return to town in time to enjoy the somewhat ...

... A S the parting instruc- tions were being given to the new traveller, the chief said: Well, good luck to you, my boy. Any important items wire us without delay. The following day the wire arrived: Arrived here safely. Got a lovely room with bath. Feeling fine. _ The manager wired back: So glad. Remember to air your nightie. Love and kisses. A man was trying to get out of sitting on a jury ...

... By SERREFILE FOR diary and scrap-book purposes, and also as a convenient text, the draw for this year s Inter- Regimental is subjoined:-- First Round-- (A) i6/sth Lancers v. 11th Hussars, at Tidworth. Second Round-- (C) Winners of A v. 4/7th Dragoon Guards, at Tidworth (D) 27th Field Brigade, R.A v. 9th Lancers, at Tidworth; (E) 4th Hussars v. Royal Horse Guards, at Hurlingham (F) I5/i9th ...

... By NEIL BELL THAT was what they called her. -- the Wonder of the World. And it was not a Press agent's hyperbole. You remember her; who doesnt? Lola Barentz, who danced her way into the cynical, disillusioned hearts of the post-War world and remained th until she abdicated her throne of her own will after a brief three unforgettable years. I was in love with her? Ieign Of course I was. Tell me ...