... -By MEL1 BUSH HILL PARK GOLF CLUB ANNUAL DINNER-- MEL There was an excellent muster of members and their friends at the annual dinner and dance of that delightful club, the Bush Hill Park Golf Club, at the Connaught Rooms recently. The course is one of the most charming to be found near London, and abounds in numerous varieties of beautiful trees. The dinner and dance was a great success, ...

... BUT DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND, YOU SILLY MAN THERE WAS A WASP DRAWN BY DENNIS MALLET ...

... ARMY UNITS No. 9 THE Nth BATTALION THE QUEEN'S OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS By MEL Lord Cawdor, the C.O. of this particular battalion, the Camerons, got command more or less recently, but has been in the regiment for a long time. His Second-in-Command, Major Hill, and Major Macleay, were only captains at the beginning of this year. The senior captain, Lord Fincastle, is the son and heir of a very ...

... THIS is musical comedy, but nobody arriving at any time during the second (and most successful) Act would guess as much. About half of the show is straight, unorchestrated farce concerning Hard Luck on a Honeymoon two runaway couples quarantined in an uncomfortably Scottish house coy brides, nervous bridegrooms and puritanical landlady business with wooden mattresses, door-banging, and toe ...

... Giving the Bride Away AT THE ST. MARTIN'S THEATRE MIKI HOOD (PETAL) AND ERIC NOELS (SAMPSON RISBY) (LEFT) GEORGINA COOKSON (DELIA), NAUNTON WAYNE (WALTER), BASIL RADFORD (GEORGE) (RIGHT) PAULINE WINTER (KATHIE), RUTH MAITLAND (MRS. PALFREY) s TOM t TTTT This new play by Margot Neville and Gerald Kirby, which has been doing lively black-out business at the St. Martin's Theatre for some weeks ...

... ARMY UNITS No. 2 THE ARMY SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL TRAINING- -By MEL A few impressions collected at random at the spot where they put 'em through it and get them so fit that it is said they can whistle Hang Up the Washing on the Siegfried Line after boxing ten rounds or sprinting 100 yards. They have got some of the right kind of specialists to do the job. Colonel Wand-Tetley knows all about how a ...

... Drawn by H. M. Bateinan ...

... THE LUCIFER GOLFING SOCIETY'S ANNUAL DINNER- -By MEL The Lucifer Golfing Society, of which the Duke of Windsor, when Prince of Wales, was captain, held its annual dinner recently at the Savoy Hotel in London. During the dinner, the retiring captain, Mr. James H. Todd, handed over his insignia of office to the new captain, Sir Frank Bowater, the Lord Mayor of London. Many distinguished guests ...

... FROM THE DRAWING BY DOROTHY M. WHEELER. ...

... ,1U. I X ii XXIX X^i-Xl THE ROYAL CROMER GOLF CLUB- -BY MEL In the days when golf-courses had to be taken pretty much as Nature made them without the aid of make-up, Cromer was a links of some considerable fame. The eighteen-hole course laid out by Old Tom Morris in 1895 was the scene of the Ladies' Open Championship ten years later, which was won by Miss Bertha Thompson. Since that time ...

... THE LAST MUSTER ON THE FLAT Flat racing ended on November 18, and The Tout got busy collecting this interesting little gallery before some of them were scattered to the four winds of heaven. As to details, Mr. P. G. Philcox is Victor Tabor's young naval patron, who won the Witchford Nursery last month with My Solace, and also owns Accept and others. Geoffrey Barling has been on the mark with ...

... ARMY UNITS No. 7 INFANTRY TRAINING CENTRE: NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT-- -By MEL A gallery of portraits of some of the distinguished warriors who are teaching some of the P.B.I, how to be warriors and, as the nice breast of medals worn by the majority of them show, jolly well fitted for the job. The exact spot where this is taking place cannot, of course, be mentioned. The C.O. is the ...