... Getting; Married The Bystander's Review of Weddings and Engagements James Glyn John W. H. James, R.H.A., son of Lt.-Col. E. H. S. James and Mrs. Lafone, of 144, Rivermead Court, Hurlingham, and Joanna Mary Glyn, elder daughter of Sir Richard and Lady Glyn, of Gaunt* s House, Wimborne Dorset, were married at Wimborne Minster Moseley Rolt Michael Moseley, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald ...

... Five Guests at an Airman's Wedding The Hon. Mrs. Max Aitken Squadron Leader Brian Thynne Flight-Lieut. Rhodes- Moorhouse Flight-Lieut. Henry Cavendish and the Hon. Max Aitken were all at the Paul Foley Cecilia Seddon wedding picture on page 301). Squadron-Leader Thynne ivas the best man. The reception icas at the Eaton Square house of Mrs. Foley the bridegroom's mother. Mrs. Montagu s husband, ...

... Julius Caesar in Modern Dress Henry Cass's Production at the Embassy Theatre IT is not a new idea to produce Julius Ccesar in a setting of dictator-land Dallas Bower did it for television in August of last year, and we pointed out then that as Shakespeare set his drama of ancient Rome in Elizabethan times it was no solecism to move it another four hundred years forward. The easily swayed ...

... Shots Between Shots of Five Big Hollywood Produc tions which Sooner or Later will Cross the Atlantic ce We Are Not Alone. One of the biggest films on the Hollywood sets when these photographs were taken was Warner Brothers' screen version of James Hilton's novel. Edmund Goulding (who looks like a tough Gerald du Maurier) is directing it. He and camera-man Tonio Gordio discussed exposure-meter ...

... By Alan C. Hess UNDER a new order just made by the Minister of Transport, which came into force last Friday, it is now an offence to leave a car parked during the hours of black-out on the side of the road on which on-coming traffic approaches the front of it. Cars, in other words, must now be parked with their nearside against the side of the road. This order does not apply to one-way streets ...

... THE CRIPCOTE A heart-warming present for Friends in the Services Letters are received daily from the B.E.F. and the R.N. asking for more and more of these waisi coats to he sent out. Men and women on active service find them a real comfort. They fit exactly under a uniform jacket. In suede and pig grain Prices from £3 17-6 ROBERT DOUGLAS 23 NEW BOND STREET, LONDON W.l NO Linens by MARGHAB ...

... M. BEETHAM SON, M. BEETHAM SON, CHELTENHAM, ENGLAND Tone the delicate skin-tissues of your face and hands with Larola-- and you will have a sure beauty-defence against the aggressions of Autumn winds and cold, wintry snaps. Larola makes and keeps the skin delightfully smooth, prevents roughness, redness and chaps, and thus adds immeasur ably to your beauty, charm and comfort. A. R. P. Wardens ...

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... Howard Coster. F.R.S.A. Since his appointment as Under-Secretary of State for Air, in May 1938, Captain Balfour has set a standard which other Ministers will find difficult to follow. He has piloted the Hurricane, the Spitfire, and other modern single-seater fighters, yet his Brevet dates back to 1915. He was awarded the Military Cross and Bar whilst serving with the Royal Flying Corps, ...

... The Royal Academy, 1939 Four Portraits of Famous Men Earl Baldwin of Bewdley, by Oswald Birley The Lord Chancellor by Gerald Kelly, R.A. Lord McGoivan, by Harold Knight, R.A. Hilaire Belloc, by James Gunn The summer exhibi tion of the Royal Academy of Arts was seen by the critics and the press and the chosen few last week, and is now open to the public. The change of the presidency (from Sir ...

... Comings and Goings Journeys' Ends and Lovers' and Others' Meetings Arrival at Waterloo These two film stars arrived in England last week to start work on the film version of French Without Tears, just finishing its record stage run (and why the magnates couldn t use the excellent original stage cast for the film, we can't say J Ray Milland, English Holly wood star and ex-officer in the ...

... The Passing Hour Comments and Asides By Edward Mordant THE Budget is not a matter for decent conversation. Its mention should be made a capital offence, but, alas, like all the other horrors that infest life, nobody can get away from it. I, therefore, like everybody else, in spite of all promises to myself, by alluding to the beastly thing. But that is only as a stepping-stone to the ...