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... Week by week London's gaiety after dark increases. Amongst the theatres now going the Little and the Ambassadors are catching the tone of the times with new editions of those great pre-war, sophisticated successes, The Little Revue (now non-stop and allowed by the Lord Chamberlain to include the amusing and formerly banned Even Hitler Had a Mother and The Gate Revue. In each of them a Hermione ...

... r WAR! IN THE 4 WOODLAND^/? Hunting is carrying on in most regions, even though, as in the last scrap, the enterprise is on a restricted scale, and no one is likely to wear the customary glad rags during the season proper. No one did last time not eyen the M.F.H.s, unless they were hunting hounds. All the above snapshots had to do with cubbing operations in various parts. The Worcestershire ...

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... LADIES5 KENNEL ASSOCIATION NOTES One hysterical manifestation of the last war has, so far, been spared us; the attack on the Dachshund. Nothing more degrading could be imagined. How any sane person could persecute an unfortunate little dog because of its nationality is incomprehensible. But they did people were afraid to take their Dachshunds out. The Dachshund happens to be a specially ...

... v MY American friend, a famous newspaper correspondent, looked round the lunch time Berkeley, and shook his head. T The place was full this was the second week of the war. It was the place of the moment. All the ladies were out with their men friends. But the men friends were mainly in mufti, while the girl friends were mostly in uniform. There were lovelies in the khaki and tan shoes of the ...

... A YOUNG clerk in the East India Company passing down the Straits of Malacca (which separate the Indian Ocean from the China Sea) saw from the port side of the sailing ship in which he was travelling, a row of native huts rising out of the sea and built on sticks. What are the possibilities of trade there? he asked the first officer. The first officer looked scornfully at the swampy shore and ...

... The Rcmch Homes of Some of the Film Stars i By Margaret Chute THE stars have picked up their beds, their bags, their baggage, and marched right out of Hollywood in no uncertain way. North, as the crow flies, into the fertile San Fernando Valley, where peaches grow in millions, apricots have their natural home, and walnuts weigh down the trees in scores of orchards. North, to settle in ...

... The Dictator of Versailles C lemenceau as I K new By Harry J. Greenwall A PART perhaps from some members of the Diplomatic Service, I believe I am the only living person who knows why the late Georges Clemenceau always wore grey gloves. The question of the colour of the gloves has nothing whatsoever to do with the reason why the Tiger wore them. They were always of the same type because he ...