... Snow Season Miirren and Grindelwald Waiting for a Train Princess Maria Fran- cisa Hohenlohe-Lan- genburg had got as far as the fenced-in queue that waited for a Miirren train Waiting for a Later Train Several stages further from the next train were the quartet on the bench John War- render Sir Victor Warrenders son, Lady Patricia Bendern, Mrs. Robert Laycock, and Count John Ben dern. Though ...

... Women's Golf By Eleanor E. Helme The New Season Well and Truly Begun OFF with a bang! Entry form this week for BYSTANDER Northern Foursomes; entries filling up fast for Roehampton Gold Cup on March 17th, with all sorts of distinguished people; county second team matches; Parliamentary L.G.A. busy; the Kent Foursomes started: truly the season 1939 has begun! And whatever the prognostications 01 ...

... The London Ladies This team beat the Americans (right) in the match at the Ladies' Carlton Club it was the visitors' second appearance and second defeat. The London team was Miss L. M. Bremner, Miss V. Daulton-White, Miss St. Clair Morford Miss R. Behrens Mrs. Strawson, Mrs. Backhouse and Miss Olga Klingenberg The American Ladies The team of American Ladies to contest the Wolfe-Noel squash ...

... Morning Noon and Night Scott Bushe MORNING rfji wearing the sports shoes in the top row. They come, like the others on the page, from the Dolcis Co. First, a natural softy calf at 35s. Notice the storin-guard above the welt. It is available in brown calf as well, and in graduated fittings. Next to it, a punched calf tie-shoe with unlined vamp, very cool and soft for walking. Brown or blue ...

... Motorin g C ommentary By Alan C. Hess LAST week I was present at one of the most whimsical functions I have ever attended. With my own eyes I watched the Railway lion and the Road Operators Iamb sitting down side by side to a square meal. For years the rail and road interests have viewed each other with a degree of hostility which amounted almost to fanaticism. Yet here they were, scratching ...

... Photographed at Bertram Mills Circus ...

... ws@ g!Sl>aJS JUNE 16 14 DAYS FROM 24 GNS. London, Leith, Trondhjem, Hammerfest, Spitzbergen, Tromso, Narvik, Bergen, Leith, London. AUG. 4 21 DAYS FROM 36 GNS. London, Leith, Norwegian Fjords, Northern Cities, Leith, Southampton. T0 LclTb CLASS W& ONLY kgl JULY 1 16 DAYS FROM 27 GNS. BJ| Azores, Madeira, Teneriffe, Las Palmas, Agadir, Lisbon. AUG. 26 13 DAYS FROM 22 GNS. HEjj Azores, Las ...

... (Above) SMART COAT suitable for sports and travel wear. Made in soft oatmeal material with facings of 1_ ocelot fabric. PRICE 02 gilS. (Left) EDGE TO EDGE COAT made in boucle cloth, lined with silk and trimmed with fine braiding. The fronts are completed with white pique which can very JL easily be removed. In black, navy. PRICE W2 gns. COAT DEPARTMENT (GROUND FLOOR) ...

... What's On THEATRES Straight Plays The Corn is Green. Emlyn Williams's biographical play is full of life Sybil Thorndike as a go-ahead Welsh schoolmistress, Williams as her genius prot6g6 Duchess, 8.30. Wed., Sat., 2.30. Dear Octopus. Cast headed by Marie Tempest, Valerie Taylor, Leon Quartermaine, John Gielgud does justice to Dodie Smith's family portraiture Queen's, 8.15. Wed., Sat., 2.30. ...

... The Passing Hour Comments and Asides By A. G. Macclonell ON October 3rd, 1938, the Prime Minister said: It is my hope that under the new system of guarantees, the new Czechoslovakia will find, a greater security than she has ever known in the past. On the same day Sir Samuel Hoare said What we did was essential for the Czechoslovak Republic itself. The new guarantee will more than compensate ...

... Films of the Day The French Head the List By George Campbell THREE of the new pictures, and by all odds the best, are French. This last is Les Gens du Voyage, a tale of French circus life full of exciting melo drama and tonic, acid humour. The skill with which the scenario writer has introduced and linked up a large number of characters, and Jacques Feyder's feat in developing atmosphere, ...

... Grace Moore (Legion d'Honneur) as Louise France has adopted Grace Moore it has awarded her the Cross of the Legion d'Honneur it flocked to the Opera to see her as Louise and now Jean Marguerite has made a film of Charpentier's opera. Entirely in French, it will be seen at the Carlton after Stolen Life. Grace Moore was last in England for a flying visit during the making of the film, when she ...