... I ANDREW (Geoffrey Edwards) AND JILL (Patricia Burke) MADGE (Nancy Hornsby) AND CHRISTOPHER (Barry K. Barnes) i MR. O'HARA (Arthur Sinclair), MADGE (Nancy Hornsby), AND V MRS. PORRETT (Louise Hampton) ANDREW (Geoffrey Edwards), WROTHERINGTON (Basil Radford), AND LOUISE HAMPTON Stage Photo Co. This play at the Duchess, which our dramatic critic will deal with next week, impossible as the ...

... DOINGS A Presentation Party and the Debutantes' Ball AT MRS. WAINWRtGHT'S PARTY: MR. 0. R. BROWNE AND MtSS J. MENZtES Swaebe, AT THE DEBUTANTES' BALL: MAJOR H. BUTLER AND LADY EVELYN BEAUCHAMP MR. DOUGLAS BERRY AND MtSS ANN DE TRAFFORD, A MEMBER OF THE DEBUTANTES' BALL COMMtTTEE Su'acSc MR. CLAUD MONTAGU-DOUGLAS-SCOTT AND MtSS VIVtEN KENYON SLANEY MORE OF MRS. WAINWRTGHT'S GUESTS: MR. ADKINS ...

... By RICHARD KING A Perfect Autobiography of Childhood. I CULL this passage from Dorothy Whipple's perfectly enchanting autobiography of her own childhood, partly because it is so true, and, alas! so sad. It is pleasant to go back to your native town more prosperous than you left it. Pleasant to return a fashionable woman to the place that has known you merely as a gawky girl. Pleasant to bow ...

... By RABBIT ILDEN is in to wn. What a measure of importance, what a wealth of significance, there is for all ardent fol lowers of the game in that one short sentence! For professional or amateur, Big Bill still remains the greatest per sonality lawn tennis has ever known or, moreover, is ever likely to know. His in fluence on his successors, like von Cramm, who is the first to acknowledge his ...

... SIR ADAIR HORE AND MRS. HERBERT DIXON THE EARL AND COUNTESS OF ANTRIM /-iff THE MARCHIONESS OF LONDONDERRY MISS JEAN COATES THE HON. MRS. MURRAY-SMITH, COL. HARRY MILNER AND THE DUKE OF ABERCORN MR. AND LADY DIANA DIXON LADY ELIZABETH ANNESLEY AND MRS. JOHN SHOTO COOKE Poole, Dublin It was due to Lord Derby that Northern Ireland decided to have a Derby of its own, for he it was who made the ...

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... ., lH By Appointment Bags of Room During our discussion at the Club, as to what luggage to take on our proposed Dutch cruise in John Graham's yacht, who should walk in but J. G. himself. If you take my advice said he, you will bring a Revelation each then you'll have bags of room. It's grand to feel that you can expand your suitcase to the size you want and still have reserve space for the ...

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... By GUARDRAIL BRIGHTON race course is a very different place from what it was. Formerly it held pride of place for being not only the most expensive place in the world for a day's racing (it used to be £2 7s. a day), but also for having in every enclosure the smallest, most uncomfortable and ill-sited stands. While the orange-peel on the banking is as treacherous as ever, the executive have ...