... By GUARDRAIL AT the present moment it seems to be a more or less understood thing that there will be some small pro gramme of racing carried through. This is essential if we are not to destroy the horse- racing industry altogether, one of the few industries on a flourishing footing and one in which until the last few years we held almost a monopoly for export. This industry, for in dustry it ...

... j A GALLERY OF BEi3 vV JTIFUL PORTRAITS I it it MRS. VINCENT PARAVICINI AND HER SON, NICOLAS Yevonde Somerset Maugham's only daughter, the former Miss Lisa Maugham, married H.E. the Swiss Minister's good-looking son in 1936, and the pretty little boy in the picture is now just nineteen months old. He was given the names of Nicolas Vincent Somerset, the last of these perpetuating that of his ...

... By SABRETACHE THE rumour that the Herr Doktor Göbbels-- up till quite recently the leading author of impolite fiction and witch-doctor-in-chief in Naziland-- is to be our next refugee has not yet been officially confirmed. It is, however pretty certain that when this distinguished littérateur does manage to elude the F.-M. Göring, the Herr Himmler, and the Gestapo G-men, he will be at once ...

... Ml mn> vry 'P I t a little signalling work pi AYER.S. The usual one ,S d Colettes are concerned o9nly°one to obtain that individual ilavour and outstand.ng fragrance, ilav° thousands quality so apprec.ated oy ot smokers. 10 FOR 6| 20 1/0i 25 1/4 PLAIN OR CORK TIPS N.C.C.507M ALYYA,C) IIN I n t PICTURE ...

... WAR- IME SHOWS The Stage carries on not as usual, but to the best of its ability DOROTHY WARD POTS THE R.A.F. RIGHT OP IN THE AIR IN PONCH WITHOOT JODY AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, BRIGHTON (L. TO R.) HENRY KENDALL (THE ARTIST), MARJORIE RHODES AND ERNEST JAY (THE MODEL) AND SO DOES JANE CARR LADY CARNARVON (TILLY LOSCH) AND SOME LITTLE EVACOEES (ON RIGHT) PETER MORRAY HILL AND NOVA PILBEAM, ALSO IN ...

... HAPPY EIRE RACING AS USUAL --LORD AND LADY CHARLES CAVENDISH AT PHCENIX PARK Poole, Dublin The Phoenix Park Meeting run in weather that was as beautiful as the surrounding world circumstances are ugly, attracted amongst a host of other well knowns, Lord and Lady Charles Cavendish who came up from Lismore to see their horse Kilfeakle run in the Santry Plate which was, however, won by Mr. E. ...

... MISS BARBARA STERN, MR. MICHAEL DUDLEY, MR. J. SEYMOUR, MISS BRENDA BOWDEN AND MR. JOHN VESEY AT QUAGLINO'S MISS B. GREENISH WITH LORD SELSDON AT THE CAF£ DE PARIS ANOTHER PICTURE OF MISS STERN, WITH HER PARENTS, MR. AND MRS. BERTIE STERN MISS AVERIL LLOYD AND MR. PETER MILLER-MUNDY LADY ALIX. CADOGAN, MR. DUNNING WHITE, THE HON. MRS. WILLIAM BETHELL, MR. JOHN DU PREE AND MISS URSULA GIBBONS ...

... I THE LADS IN HODDEN GREY TWO LONDON SCOTTISH GROUPS SOME OF THE C.O.S No Territorial regiment had a prouder record in the last war than this one. They were the first to go in with the cold steel and suffered very severe casualties In this group are, 1. to r. (at back) Colonel D. Lyall Grant and Colonel L. D. Henderson (in front) Lt.-Colonel L. D. Bennett, C.O., Nth Battalion, Colonel Clowes, ...

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... LADY WILLOUGHBY DE BROKE-- A RECENT PORTRAIT \*!n Kr//. Jifrhfl.'V Snu,rri Squadron-Leader Lord Willoughby de Broke, the fortunate husband of the lady whose charming portrait is above, has lately been appointed Lord Lieutenant of Warwickshire in succession to Lord Henry Seymour, brother of the Marquess of Hertford. Lord Willoughby de Broke, who got an M.C. when serving with the 17th Lancers ...

... THE FLICKERS-- --STILL FLICK MADELEINE CARROLL AND CAROLYN LEE IN MY LOVE FOR YOURS TO MARRY SHORTLY I NOVA PILBEAM (RIGHT) IDA LUPINO IN THE LIGHT THAT FAILED Cannons of Hollywood OSA MASSEN, LOVELY SCANDINAVIAN; IN MY LOVE FOR YOURS All these lovely ladies have been famous on the American screen for many a day, with the exception of Osa Massen, a bewitching Dane, who has made several films ...

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