... Margot Fonteyn in 44 Horoscope This study of .Margot Fonteyn, the Vic-Wells ballerina, was inspired by the Ashton-Delius- Fedorovich Horoscope, one of the seven ballets with which the company have just gone on then- first wartime tour. The rest of their repertoire consists of Sylphides, Checkmate, The Rake's Progress, Les Patmeurs, Harlequin in the Street, and Faqade. Ninette de Valois, the ...

... Howard Coster, F-R'S-A. The announcement at the beginning of last week of Lord Camrose's move to the Ministry qf Information as Chief Assistant to the Ministry and Controller of Press Relations was in Fleet Street welcome, if not sur prising. After the unfortunate debut of the Ministry's ministrations, Lord Camrose was a stern but constructive critic in the Lords he pointed out that not only ...

... GILBERT* SULLIVAN GILBERT* SULLIVAN fAfcl A PICTORIAL RECORD OF OPERAS 48 PAGES OF PICTURES 8 PAGES IN COLOUR 77^ a f k I This 48-page pictorial record of the Gilbert 7 and Sullivan Operas for 1939, published by THE SPHERE, deals comprehensively with the most popular of the famous operas. All the new stars, as well as the established favourites, are featured in their own particular roles and ...

... Actress Weds Producer Diana Beaumont, Gabriel Toyne A London war wedding last week was between Diana Beaumont, the English stage and film actress, and a niece of the late Sir Gerald du Maurier, and Gabriel Toyne, author and producer. It was not the first marriage of either Diana Beaumont was officially Mrs. Muriel Ida Mary Barter Gabriel Toyne' s previous wife ivas Margaret Rawlings. Chelsea ...

... The Auxiliary Ambulance and Red Cross Depot at Berkeley Square House Blankets for the depot are carried by- Mrs. Kenneth Savory, H. A. Terry, and Mrs. D. G. Scott through the mews familiar in peace days to socialites and May fair sales' girls who had lunch, cock tail or supper dates at either of its clubs Ambulance-starting practice set the circulation of Miss Diana Corry and Mrs. Hugh Gough ...

... By Eleanor E. Helme WHEREVER have we got to in the season? Let 's give ourselves a shake and think. Yes; normally Autumn Foursomes would have wound their gigantic way round Roehampton, probably with a new English champion hot-foot from Ganton as the observed of all observers; Worplesdon would have added to the gaiety of nations; the Star finals have risen above the horizon. Why go on It ...

... THE TATLEK THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS THE BYSTANDER THE SPHERE THE SPORTING AND DRAMATIC NEWS THE SKETCH YOUR IDENTIFICATION How much have you invested in your good name No doubt your accountant has the answer at his finger-tips. But we venture the opinion that if you are an experienced advertiser the sum will run anywhere from four to six figures the amount you or your concern have invested ...

... Motorin g Commen tary By Alan C. Hess THE sweeping and highly constructive recommendations of the Lords' Select Committee on the Prevention of Road Accidents, under the Chairmanship of Lord Alness, will surely be welcomed by all classes of road user. Here, for the first time, is a reasoned analysis of the position as it really exists without bias or prejudice for or against an; one class. One ...

... The Bystander's J Review of Weddings O Elam Midglev Edgar Elam and Elizabeth (Lisa) Midgley were married at St. Clement Danes in the Strand. He is the son of the late Rev. H. D. Elam and Mrs. Elam she is the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Midgley of Roy don Lodge, Lcsney Park Road, Erith, Kent Windley Sergison-Brooke Edward Henry Windley, son of the late E. C. Windley and the late ...

... Miss V. Bullock, on Mr. B. Middlcmas's Contrevent, won the first race of the war last Thursday, the Newmarket Town Plate, which Charles II. instituted in 1666 to be run on the second Thursday in October for ever. She is the daughter of the Cheshire trainer Contrevent won the Cesarewitoh last year. Second tvas Lord Derby's Roanoke, ridden by Miss Angela Earl, daughter of the owner's trainer. ...

... DUN LOP fix rt DUNLOP fovt WITH TEETH TO BITE THE ROAD The knowing squirrel points a moral lor the motorist. Store up security for yourself, at this season of wet roads and windstrewn leaves, by fitting the safest tyre in all the world. ...

... At the Hotel Metropole r celebrated New Year's Eve in the manner of 5 the rest of the world by eating, drinking, dancing, blowing I things and throwing things. In the cockscomb hat is f Captain Edward Christie, about to throw something is Lady Plender, about to blow something is Mr. Malcolm Hubbard On the right are Mrs. Norman Holden and Mr. Fritz Kreisler. The violinist ivas guest of honour ...