... What's On THEATRES Straight Plays Comedie-Franqaise. L'Ecole des Maris and Le Chan delier, to-day, ist, 2.30 and 8.30 Thurs., 2nd, 8.30 (gala performance) A Quoi Revent les Jeunes Filles and Le Legataire Universel Fri., 3rd, 8.30 Sat., 4th, 2.30 and 8.30 Savoy Theatre. The Corn is Green. Emlyn Williams's biographical play is full of life Athene Seyler as a go-ahead Welsh schoolmistress, ...

... For the Public's Sake Eating, Debating, Acting Youth Took a Bow at Last Week's Foyle's Literary Luncheon at Grosvenor House £arah Bowes-Lyon was among the young people who were chief guests at the Foyle's luncheon with the theme of youth takes a bow. As well as speeches by this nineteen- year-old authoress cousin of the Queen, and by other youthful celebrities, the sideshows included a parade ...

... Howard Coster. F.R.S.A. It was Sir Edward Marsh's love of the theatre that first made him known by sight and by name to hundreds of people who could have told you nothing more of this son of a professor, classical scholar and Private Secretary to seven Secretaries of State than that he was always at first nights. Among his friends too this enthusiasm is almost proverbial Arnold Bennett once ...

... Riding and Watching at Soldiers' Point-to-Points, Undergraduates' Steeplechases and Leicestershire Meets Fur Coats at a Meet and a Pink Coat The pink coat was worn by Mr. Toby Milbanke, brother of Sir John Milbanke. The ocelot coats belonged to Miss Priscilla Other-Gee and Mrs. Meredith Mackey. The meet was one of the Cottesmore's biggest and best held on a Saturday and at Stapleford Park, ...

... J. S. F. Morrison on Golf A Championship for Handicap Golfers To the best of my knowledge, the Halford Hewitt tournament, with its entry of about five hundred players, is the largest golf meeting played on one course on consecutive days. The national golf tournament promoted by the Daily Tele graph and Morning Post must surely be the actual largest golf tournament in the world, but of course ...

... By Alan C. Iiess WHEN regulations of forthcoming races begin to reach me, I really feel justified in believing that we are through the winter, and spring sunshine and all the good motoring it stands for are just around the corner. During the past week I have relished the receipt of the regulations of the first Brooklands meeting, to be held on March 11th, and of the B.R.D.C. British Empire ...

... H. E. Generalissimo Francisco Franco Baamonde Batllcs ...

... Social Register THE YOUNGER GENERATION THREE WEDDINGS Major Pirn and Miss Hedin Major Cecil Pirn, formerly of the Scots Guards, married, as his second wife, Helene Hedin, daughter of the late Swedish Consul- General in London, and Mrs. Ernst Hedin, of Stockholm. Their wedding was at the Marylebone Register Office Viscount Gormanston and Miss Pamela Hanly Lord Gormanston and Pamela Hanly, ...

... New York Letter By Lorine Pruette Migration THE weather has been good for the 'flu epidemic, fur coats, winter sports, and southern travel. Business staffs have been crippled at least ten per cent, for some time, but the majority of the cases are light. With probably the best snow conditions in three years, thousands are going north for the Lincoln's birthday week-end. All the resorts will be ...

... C Zsasiaion as it bv QZ liga belli Scott Bushe SPRING called. The soft, green of t lie dress and jacket was irresistible. She wore it. One can understand, for the outlit could never be overlooked, especially on a sunny morning like one on which the photograph was taken. The material is a soft angora, which makes a two piece of great versatility, and one that looks well in country surroundings. ...

... An Air Commentary By Charles Ward An Apology IN our issue of February 15th we published two photographs entitled Ancient and Modern, the second showing a lady in light-coloured flying kit, her name being given as Miss Stella Pierres. Most unfortu nately, the photographer's caption omitted to inform us that the picture was taken some years ago. Miss Stella Pierres was subsequently married to ...

... Getting Married The Bystander's Review of Weddings Ellerl Chattock John Arnold Ellert, of Radon, Henfield, Sussex, son of the late Arnold Ellert and Mrs. Ellert, and Esther Penelope Chattock, daughter of the late Richard Chattock and Mrs. Chattock, of 7, Douglas House, Maida Hill West, were married at St. Mark's, North Audley Street Richardson Lever Captain Philip Herbert Richardson, Queen's ...