... MARSHALL smelgrove MARSHALL srelgrcxve OXFORD STREET TV-1- Y outhful Model in Dyed Canadian Ermine ninety eight guineas, llso in Dyed Canadian Squirrel, fifty-nine |j guineas. Write, for Fur Book. ...

... WOOD ROW PICCADILLY, LONDON, W.I By appointment We ore now in occupation of our new pre mises at the corner of Albe marle Street and Piccadilly, facing St. James's Street. Catalogues on Application. I8IT. The Spey. Cap in Woodrow's special feather-weight Angora material, woven in The Orkneys, suitable for the Moor, Golf or any Sports wear, 29/6. The Cap has the full effect which is very ...

... D np &1 oms D erry klom Kensin^ton^ a CTfurs longest in remembrance f. y^rmine Short Coat, with a new Sleeve, expertly 0 worked Matched Skins y 0 gns. S f Oliver \ox Cape in beautifully 70 Marked S kins 6 S ...

... 'Chasegoers had a pretty cold time at Hurst Park's December meeting, but snow held on, the going was gooci ana the promise or an interesting programme iuinuea. Fulke Walwyn, ex leading amateur and now one of the most sought after of professional jockeys, won the Wey Selling Steeplechase on Mr. J. Corbett's consistent Kiang, and had five other rides. Eshton, considered an unlucky loser at ...

... THE NEW HOUSE AT ETON MUSTIANS MUSTIANS, THE NEW HOUSE TAKEN FROM MASTERS FIELD M'TUTOR MR. E. C. BEASLEY-ROBINSON SOME ETONIANS WITH THE DAME THE CAPTAIN'S ROOM ON MASTERS FIELD (ON RIGHT) THE DINING-ROOM The new house at Eton, Mustians, is the forerunner of a ten-year-plan of re-building and modernising the Masters' Houses at Eton. The new building is very much up-to-date and equipped with ...

... By RICHARD KING Barrie's Enchanting Legacy. IF only one knew the essential qualities of Charm, one might be able to cultivate it. But nobody does. It is indefinable. On the other hand, a cultivated charm is usually a deadly thing, tending to meaningless grins and an excess of unnecessary vivacity. Anyway, it is nothing whatever to do with glamour. There is nothing deliberately sexual about it ...

... F. D. AMR BEY'S SIXTH 1 1 1 11. I .1 I i^Cil SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIP F. D. Amr Bey, probably the greatest exponent that the game of Squash Rackets has ever known, is pictured on this page in various phases of his match with Dr. J. F. Stokes at the Bath Club last week, when he won the Amateur Championship for the sixth time and yet once again displayed himself as being a head-and-shoulders above ...

... MARLENE DIETRICH AS THE FRAIL LADY IN ANGEL HER RECENT AND VERY SUCCESSFUL PICTURE (LEFT) ODETTE FLORELLE IN AMPHITRYON (RIGHT) PAT PATERSON IN 52nd STREET Everyone has probably either seen or heard all about Marlene's J exciting adventures as the lady called Angel who goes off to Paris to escape a rather boring and prosaic husband and meets a nice young man who later turns out to be her ...

... These representations of well-knowns in Leicestershire and with the Pytchley are the result ot recent camera casts. The Hon. Mrs. Fred Cripps, Lord Parmoor's daughter-in-law and formerly Duchess of Westminster, is always perfectly mounted. She hunts with all three Melton packs, as does Major Fruity Metcalfe. Lord Furness's Leicestershire home is on the Melton side of the Cottesmore country, ...

... God bless you, Merrie Gentlemen, May nothing you dismay, Not even all the bills you get Just after Boxing Day. TTHEN were you born demanded the magistrate. YY No reply. Did you hear what I said came the question in angry tones. When is your birthday What do you care? grunted the prisoner sulkily. You ain't goin' to give me nothink, are you? The doctor had overhauled his patient. You ...

... WITH SILENT FRIENDS By RICHARD KING Down a Village Street. WE are far removed from Miss Mitford's enchanting hamlet when viewing through the eyes of Francis Brett Young his Portrait of a Village (Heinemann; 8s. 6d.). Not, however, because Mr. Brett Young's village does not make a charming portrait, but because, symbolically speaking, a faint scent of petrol has taken the place of Miss ...

... This pantomime at the Prince of Wales's Theatre in Birmingham will be Binnie Hales' second venture in this class of work, her first having been last year when she made her debut in Jack and the Beanstalk, at Drury Lane, a most successful adventure, as many people will recall. As the principal boy in the stirring story of the rather hardly-used Little Goody Two Shoes, Binnie Hale is sure to ...