... Manager. Offices.: 19, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Temple Bar 5213-4; Telegram: 1 THE STAGE, LONDON.' London, Trursdu April O, 1030. ...

... lr BOOKS RECEIVED =-=^1 GEOFFREY BLES. The Bridge of Gems. By Louis Kornitzer. 8s. 6d. Ride to Battle. Bv Sylvia Stevenson. Illustrated. 12s. 6d. BRITISH BROADCASTING COR PORATION.-- B.B.C. Handbook, 1939. 2s. CONSTABLE.-- Lloyd George, 1863-1914. ByW. Watkin Davies. Illustrated. 12s. 6d. CRESSET PRESS. From Spanish Trenches: Letters collected and edited by Marcel Acier. 3s. 6d. The Splinter ...

... The Golf Coupon from any one issue of the Bystander during the current month must accompany any entry for the Bystander Monthly Spoon Competition. The Hon. Secretary of the Club must sign the card and certify the scratch score of the course. Cards to be addressed to the Golf Editor of the Bystander, 32-34, St. Bride Street, London, E.C.4, 1° reach her not later than the first day oj the ...

... I READ 0 TE&IPaBIir ON RACING Each week in The PORTING and RAMATIC NEWS J ...

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... The 44 Bystander Ladies' Scottish Foursomes (i6th Year) At Turnberry (Ailsa Course), May 9th to 12th, 1939 Holders Mrs. Eckford Wallace and Miss Purvis-Russell-Montgomery. Entries close Friday, April 21st. Open to all players, whether they are Scottish, Irish, Welsh, English, or Overseas. Entries will also be accepted from foreign and other competitors without L.G.U. handicaps. TURNBERRY NO ...

... OUR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION CONTINUES WITH GREAT SUCCESS. VX7ELL over 21 thousand photographs have reached us since we made the first announcement concerning THE SKETCH AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION. TEN POUNDS each week has been paid to the various winners of the FIRST PRIZE photographs, and scores of runners-up have received not less than one pound for each photograph published ...

... OUR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION CONTINUES WITH GREAT SUCCESS. 7 ELL over 21 thousand photographs have reached us since we made the first announcement concerning THE SKETCH AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION. TEN POUNDS each week has been paid to the various winners of the FIRST PRIZE photographs, and scores of runners-up have received not less than one pound for each photograph published. ...

... The Editor of The Sketch is always pleased to consider, with a view to publication readers' photographs of fishing subjects suitable for use not onlv in this article, but in other positions in The Sketch. All photographs sent on approval should be very Jully titled, should bear the name and address of the sender and should be addressed to the Editor of 44 The Sketch, Illustrated House, 32-34 ...

... PLAYS WELL WORTH SEEING. THE MAN IN HALF MOON STREET (New). 8.30. Glandular longevity of Leslie Banks, as a murderous scientist. Malcolm Keen; Ann Todd, in Barre Lyndon's new, improbable, exciting thriller. LITTLE LADYSHIP (Aldwych). 8.30. Ian Hay adapts a Hungarian comedy Lilli Palmer as a bored young wife who returns to school Cecil Parker as the husband. DESIGN FOR LIVING (Haymarket). 8.30. ...

... OUR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION CONTINUES WITH GREAT SUCCESS. THE SKETCH continues its offer of TEN POUNDS for THE BEST AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPH selected for publication every week until further notice. For other competitive photographs which the Editor considers worthy of publication, a sum of not less than £1 will be paid for the reproduction right. Our readers are invited to enter any of ...

... The Editor of The Sketch is always pleased to consider, with a view to publication, readers' photographs of fishing subjects suitable for use not only in this article, but in other positions in The Sketch. All photographs sent on approval should be very fully tilled, should bear the name and address of the sender, and should be addressed to the Editor oj I he Sketch, Illustrated House, Jz-Jl, ...