... Next of Kin Silence Is the Soul of War: A Lesson For All of Us In Michael Balcon's New Film lade for the War Office and originally attended for the instruction of all ranks of the British Forces, Next of Kin is now being sho\vn publicly at the Carlton Cinema and the London Pavilion. It illustrates clearly t je dangers of careless talk, and tells of the panning and carrying out of an opera- ...

... Volunteers Needed The Women's Legion Mobile Canteen Service Asks For More Helpers To Feed London's Workmen Very valuable work is being done by the Women's Legion Mobile Canteen Service, whose main sphere of activity is in London, where they serve hundreds of meals daily to men on construction work and in the dockyards. They have a fleet of twentv-five canteens the one in the picture was the ...

... Film Premiere: The Day Will Dawn Some People Who Went to It Paul Soskin's new film, The Day Will Dawn, directed by Harold French, was shown for the first time at the Leicester Square Theatre on May 8th. It tells a vivid story of occupied Norway under Nazi oppression, and concerns the adventures of a London journalist during the Norwegian campaign. The story was written by Frank Owen, former ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Boyle T allack Lieut. Archibald Cobbourne Boyle, R.A.M.C. only son of the late A. H. Boyle and Mrs. Boyle, of Bickley, and Patricia Evelyn Tallack, youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. C. Tallack, of Chislehurst, Kent, were married at St. Nicholas's Church, Chislehurst Corry Freeman Captain Noel Corry, The Lincolnshire Regi ment, eldest son of Mr. ...

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... _ BY 11. E. BROOKE Never has there been a time when lb dressing of the hair has been so difficl.' Barry Wolf, The Quadrant Arc! Regent Street, has solved the problem in a highly satisfactory manner. He em phasises the fact that the tresses he permanently waves may be brushed and combed frequently and that they can he arranged in a variety of ways. A back and front view of the same head an seen ...

... KEEN. ROBINSON CO. LTD., KEEN. ROBINSON CO. LTD., I HERE'S A NEW I I cmimnN I says OLD HETHERS to a wartime problem. There's no need to tell you that lemons and the like are pretty hard to come by these days, so in order that everyone can continue to drink and enjoy my famous barley water I've hit upon a new and delicious flavouring. Guess what it is? Good old- fashioned rhubarb, which my ...

... 0 UJ Cli A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country In the Country ONE of the gayest of the Royal Christmas festivities was the dance given on Boxing Night by the Royal Household Canteen Recreation Committee, attended by the King and Queen and Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret. A dance band from a famous R.A.F. station played, and some 400 guests, including many members of the Household ...

... One Thing and Another By D. B. Wyndham Lewis WAVING its long furry ears gently to and fro, the citizenry will observe with mild surprise that by way of a change from nagging it to do its duty, the National Savings publicity boys have now gone in for flattery of the most delicious kind. You're magnificent! is their new cry, in effect. You 're splendid Thank you ever so much, sweethearts, and ...

... The Rt. Hon. Ralph Assheton, M.P. A Portrait by James Gunn In order to become Chairman of the Conservative Party last October, Mr. Ralph Assheton gave up his post of Financial Secretary to the Treasury and the prospects of an early seat in the Cabinet. Mr. Assheton comes of a family long connected with politics the first, Sir John de Assheton, was elected to the House of Commons in 1324. Since ...

... -^4 By Sabretache 1704-1945 THE political and moral effects of the battle were great, for, as Sir Archibald Alison wrote in his History of Europe, the de cisive blow of Blenheim resounded throughout every part of Europe. From Our Fighting Services, by the late Field-Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood, V.C. It is again suggested that anyone who may be interested and particularly the Herr General von ...

... Sitting Capt. W. T. Couchman, O.B.E., D.S.O., R.N., Admiral of the Fleet Sir Andrew Cunningham, First Sea Lord Capt. J. B. Heath, R.N., Capt. G. Thistleton-Smith, G.M., R.N. Stand ing Pay/Cdr. H. T. Isaac, O.B.E., R.N., Lt.-Cdr. J. A. Ivers, R.N., Cdr. (A) Nicholson, R.N.V.R., Cdr. F. G. Einley, R.N., Lt.-Cdr. F.. B. Morgan, R.A.N.V.R., Pay/Lt. J. E. Bryon, R.N.V.R. Front row Prof. P. A. ...