... MID THE STEEP SKY'S COMMOTION ^Jjrag,e beautJ of the aeroplane in flight, limned against downy clouds and the never-ending sky, far above landscaoe potted and pieced, fold, fallow and plough, has seldom been so eloquently pictured as in this studv of three British S;^ft'lne,S °f °Ur.S,kies- Linked together, they bank and turn in formation^ sSctacSariy ^i£^ aerobatic skill which is so ...

... EEK Irish racing celebrities were even more plentiful at this pleasant meeting in Kildare than were the blackberries in that quite abnormal September with its Indian summer. For instance, they call Senator Parkinson The King of Irish Racing, for he has headed the winning trainers' list many a time, and the jockey with him is one of the famous steeplechasing family and son of that beautiful ...

... By SABRETACHE IF you, being a good jockey, were riding a horse which was what is called a dead stayer, and your only serious rival in a long dart was one that was not a true stayer, but might gallop on for ever if allowed to go his own pace, what would you do? The answer is that what you ought to do is to cart him along and make him carry every ounce of his weight for every yard of the way. ...

... All these pictures from the other side were taken just before the Big Bang, and so must be accepted in that spirit. What Holly wood is going to do in the days to come, no one can say. Charles Laughton, for instance, seen supping with that most charming lady of the silent days, was, when last signalled, billed for The Hunch back of Notre Dame for which, incidentally, he had to undergo the pangs ...

... I I I j I By W. G. McMINNIES I Sent to Coventry. FOR some days I've been living in Coventry, England's opposite number to Detroit, whence come most of the motor-cars made in America. It is an ancient though not a very elegant city, but despite this, to my mind it possesses a much better atmosphere than Detroit. The American motor metropolis has one very lovely side to it on the banks of a ...

... Our members are. as was to be expected, all doing their bit. Lady Burton has turned Rangemore into a Red Cross Depot and is very busy, and from all sides I get letters telling of the various jobs which have been taken on. I am glad to say there is a total ab sence of panic and all are determined to keep on with their dogs, and are keeping the nucleus of their kennels in expectation of ...

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... A Friday Wedding. The wedding will take place on Friday, October 20, at 2 p.m., between Lady Elisabeth Towns hend and Mr. E. Richard M. White, at East Raynham Church, Norfolk. Dominion Engagement. Tffie engagement is announced J- between Miss Josephine Neill, only daughter of Lieutenant- Colonel R. B. Neill, D.S.O., and Mrs. Neill, of Bar- rosa, Mt. Somers, N.Z., and Mr. Warner Westenra, ...

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... i A few pictures which r will keep off boredom and help to put Adolf's childish Hymn of Hate and other bits of braggadocio in their right places. Cecil de Mille's second West ern, Union Pacific is to be generally released on Novem ber 13. As many know who have seen it before, it is a real good story of the pioneer days of the great railway, and Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea have parts ...

... Thanks to the present situation, the village church at Highclere, near Newbury, saw a distinguished company assembled for the wedding of Miss Diana Lloyd and Mr. Richard St. John Quarry. The wedding should have taken place at St. George's, Hanover Square, according to original plan. The reception was held at Feme, home of Lieut. -Col. and Mrs. Horace Lloyd, parents of the bride, who wore the ...