... THE CORONATION OF RING GEORGE VI. AND QUEEN ELIZABEl Eh ^°5^.IMPRESS[VE MOMENT IN THE CEREMONY Drawn by Fortunino Maiania The moment selected by the artist is the most solemn one in the whole great ceremony which took place on May 12 in Westminster Ab ...

... H.M. KING GEORGE VI The above is a pastel impression of His Majesty by Mr. John Erith, from a portrait by Messrs. Speight, of New Bond Street. On this the day of His Majesty's Coronation the thoughts of every subject of the Crown in the Empire will be ...

... SI 0 S U LX3XJ O THE CORONATION Through American Eyes By WALTER WINCHELL THE Editor, when he asked me to report the feeling in America regarding the impending Coronation of the British King and Queen, gave me a tough assignment. I know the feeling. I ...

... Edward the Confessor, made in the time of Charles II. and known as St. Edward's Crown. It was with this diadem that King George VI was crowned THE IMPERIAL STATE CROWN This crown is worn by the Sovereign on ail State occasions. Made for Queen Victoria ...

... Barnardo's Homes. There are a hundred-and-one ways of celebrating the Coronation. What ever your choice of pleasure, will you gladden your heart still further by sending a special Coronation gift for the 8,200 children in Dr. Bar nardo's Homes? Their Majesties ...

... match her dress, set off with lilies. THE TATLER CORONATION NUMBER I i will be published next week. Particulars of this unique and inter esting number are given on page 254 HERE FOR THE CORONATION THE CROWN PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF DENMARK WITH THE EARL ...

... his Coronation week flowing black robes and high Moslem hat we are so familiar with his appearance as a British sports man, and especially a racing resular. in well-cut Western clothes. Looking ahead, the Law will be celebrating the Coronation next ...

... national life has been Q consecrated through the centuries where the t brilliant and colourful ceremony of Coronation has now confirmed King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth in their great fand glorious trust. The home of the young couple after their mar- riage ...

... privileges and which culminated in that memorable incident at the Abbey door when Caroline was refused admission to the Coronation on the grounds that she had not been sent an official invitation. This last indignity may well have hastened her death in ...

... No gesture JL could have been more characteristic. fThe youngest but one of a family of ten, of whom six survive, King George VI. 's Consort was born on August 4, 1900, at St. Paul's Waldenburv, her tfi parents' Hertfordshire home. This en- chantingly ...