... . 1V/T00NTIDE is an I* A exciting low life drama from the novel by Millard Robertson. The scene is set in Dockland, and the characters are rough, seafaring men. Carefree Bobo has a surly friend named Tiny. One night, after an orgy, Bobo cannot reconstruct his actions, and I my tries to suggest that his memory is bad because he has com mitted a crime the murder of Pop Kelly. The next night Bobo ...

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... - THE M.P.'s HOME GUARD, for being ready to defend the talking shops with their lives as well as with their tongues. A conference of company officers of the House of Commons Home Guard comprises Capt. Glenvil Hall, M.P. (left), Maj. Edward Fellowes, M.C., Lieut. Guy Eden, and Lieut. Victor Goodman, M.C. Lieut. Victor Goodman gives battle orders to Section Commanders Sgt. Norman Robson (lobby ...

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... BY PEGGY SAGE Long wear that is the important thing about your nail polish in war-time', says Peggy Sage. And that is why thousands of busy women are using Peggy Sage's polishes simply because they wear like diamonds, chip, peel and flake-proof for days. Every Peggy Sage polish is composed of two fine films, closely welded together. One grips and nourishes the nail fibres, and enables the ...

... . SURGEON LIEUTENANT J. C. B. BESFORD, R.N., the Olympic sivimmer, married MISS PATRICIA LEVEAUX at St. Barnabas's Church, Addison Road. The bride is also a keen swimmer, and is a member of the Mermaids' Club. SECOND-LIEUT. A. T. VANNECK BORRETT, elder son of Captain P. R. Borrett and of the Countess of Leitrim, married MISS EILEEN MARY GRAHAM WATSON, daughter of Mrs. Stewart Johnson. ...

... \SCHWITZ REVUE AT THE COMEDY. First Night, in which CHARLES HAWTREY, JUDY CAMPBELL, FRITH BANBURY, HAZEL JENNINGS, ERIC MICKLEWOOD and ALICE COTY appear. Left Evolution oj the Detective with SIDNEY BROMLEY and JEREMY HAWK as Watson and Sher lock Holmes, in the 44 Literature phase. THE FRANCO-BRITISH SWING number. CHARLES HAWTREY and JOHN BENTLEY as Natasha and IJelmuth in 44 Under Which Flag? ...

... SCRAP-IRON INTO JN: FORGING STEEL FRO JUNK. This horrible collection of old junk or scrap-iron collected from all over the countryside looks pretty useless, but it 's of immense value. The grab-crane is handling part of a consignment of waste metal at a British steel-works, where it will go into the furnaces to forge new guns, for which it provides the best material. The long, long barrel of a ...

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... . This is probably one of the biggest groups of headline names ever assembled together before the camera. Louis B. Mayer, the boss of M.-C.-M., is seated in the centre of the front row, surrounded by his most famous artists. See how many of them you can recognise, and, if in doubt, turn to page 302 for the key. N.B. A Coloured pi* u inserted in this issue ...

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