... Edythe Baker D'Erlanger at Home in Mayfair Kansas to Park Street by Means of the Piano Edythe Baker is that romantic phenome non, the small-town girl who made good. She was horn in Gerrard, Kansas, educated in Kansas City until she was fifteen, when she went for the stage, and appeared on it first at sixteen. At eighteen her name hit the electric lights in the Ziegfpld Frolic and, coming here ...

... -- AN old friend of mine says he has seen the Boer War, the Great War and the Great Bore War, which is a good beginning you will allow. By the time you read this our ennui may have been bombed; Stalin and Hitler may have synchronized their violations of Finland and the Nether lands, while, according to a certain Lady Blimp, something sinister will occur in Norway. Encouraged to be more speci ...

... By GUARDRAIL RACING news doesn't make very interest ing reading these days though one small item caught my eye the other day, to the effect that Sir Abe Bailey had retained Michael Beary to ride for him next flat-racing season. I don't know what constitutes a flat racing season but if, as the Nazis say, we can't starve them for thirty-one years, the next flat-racing season may see Michael ...

... WITH SILENT FRIENDS-- continued Love on the Stampede. And the same readers will equally enjoy Mr. Dornford Yates's new novel, Gale Warning (Ward Lock 7s. 6d.). The same readers perhaps a bit younger. For love here is stampeding all over the place, and there is abso lutely no time for mere cooing. You see, the hero, John Bagot, and the heroine, Audrey Nuneham, met over the murder of a mutual ...

... From MICHAEL ARLEN MY DEAR ATALANTA-- You complain that I do not send you news of London, and that, while you are working your fingers to the b. in the country, and while I am merely twiddling in London, I might as well make it up to you for being a wife only in name by writing you something to read. Of course, owing to the war there are any number of wives only in name to be seen trotting to ...

... Whether the bit of Thames sea was really whipped up by the wind, or is a bit of the wash of another vessel, has not been definitely transmitted, but that useful craft, the River Emergency Patrol Boat, looks as if she might take one in brown.' The Herring Fleet has not been as busy as it should be, but let us hope that the English herring-catchers' appeal to the Secretary of State for War may ...

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... And the I World Said The English habit of seeing only what is obvious and then only when it happens. From Dusty Measure, by Colonel Sir Thomas Montgomerie Cuninghame. IT was years (roughly 1866-1939) before the Germanic purpose became obvious to this country, and now the population awaits in government blinkers, the much advertised issue between Nazi (pronounced Narzee by Mr. Churchill, ...