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... Company at the Manor One of the Ballets Jooss Productions Now at the Haymarkct Theatre The ballet opens at the Manor. Tea is over and the butler David Kjprval directs the operations of the housekeeper Patricia Clogs toun) and the maid (Audrey Seed in clearing away The family decide to send an invitation to friends ir Town. The coachman (Simone Genand) is despatchei and delivers the letter to ...
... No Fireworks For Miss Eton At the Third and Quietest Fourth of June Since the War Lady Romaine Cecil and Miss Diana Wake were with Lady Violet Benson and her sailor son at the Fourth, which was held this year with a minimum of display. Wonderful sunshine made up for any lack of pre-war glory Mr. C. A. Elliott, headmaster of Eton since 1933, chatted^ in the shade to General Smith. Mr. Elliott ...
... The j Marchioness of Londonderry and Her Youngest Daughter In 1915 Lady Londonderry founded the Women's Legion, the pioneer women's Service in the Army. She became the first President of the Legion and still is its President. Commandant of the Legion is Mrs. Marjoric Robert, who controls the fleet of mobile canteens which daily travel throughout London and the outlying districts distributing ...
... â– /4 By Sabretache The Leopard Cannot T a time when the world was attempting j\ to disarm Germany, he [Von Bock] L A. shocked the post-war politicians by pro claiming publicly that wars are not only in evitable but essential as population regulators. He also advanced the fantastic theory that, if land is to bring forth fertile crops and a thriving humanity, it must be drenched periodically in ...
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... By Oliver Stewart Power Bombs CHIEF among the problems confronting those who discussed the pilotless aeroplanes which the Germans sent against these islands in mid-June, was the problem of naming them correctly and conveniently. They were not glider bombs; they were not rockets; they were not radio bombs The term pilotless aeroplanes though not inaccurate, was not complete, If offered ...
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... HOPE IS ON THE HORIZON I El us take heart. Let us sound a '^clarion call of hope. Cancer is NOT ncurable. Caught in its early stages, this Iread disease can be arrested even cured, jome patients walk out of the Royal 'ancer Hospital at Fulham Road, London, very week discharged free to ft) bark on a new and often unhoped-for ease of life. Isn't that something to b proud of? As generously as you ...
... p Manhattan's famous 54th Street rendezvous, El Morocco, is always a magnet for notable visitors to New York who want to see the city at its gayest, and a photographic tour of its banquettes one night recently brought out a great gathering of international celebs. The ex-First Lord, Mr. Alfred Duff Cooper, is at present making a lecture-tour of the States, putting forward a British view of ...
... BACK TO THE SEA AGAIN This page having to do with that Silent Service which has been making a dashed sight more noise than any Raeder likes, a Trappist ought to be told off to do the explanation stuff. However, there is no harm in mentioning that this Admiral has his H.Q. somewhere and that almost all his staff is com posed of officers who rejoined immediately on the outbreak, no matter what ...
... The idea that certain gentlemen in Berlin or even our own more Dora-minded statesmen could put the damper on the West End's night life has been pretty quickly and effec tively scotched and all quarters report a ratding good Christmas and New Year festivity, and plenty of good champagne was drunk without the encouragement of Herr von Tovarich Ribbentrop. Highlights at the Cafe de Paris, always ...