... Paulette Goddard in 44 The Women Imported by M.-G.-M. to be a woman among a hundred and thirty-five women collected for the film of Clare Boothe's play, Paulette Goddard makes a big break in a smallish part. The American Life bracketed her and Rosalind Russell as the two show-stealers from more seasoned colleagues Norma Shearer and Joan Crawford. She is cast as Miriam, the good-hearted chorus ...

... The Women Filme Hollywood's Version of Clare Boothf Jungle Play is Coming to the Empi When war broke out, The Women was still playing to eager the Lyric, London. A week or two before, Hollywood had seen of M.-G.-M.'s wholly smart and yet fundamentally earthy el the Clare Boothe play (as a Hollywood critic described it ir enthusiastic and yet fundamentally incomprehensible way.) Ani Jane ...

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... The Passing Hour Wartime Comments and Asides By A. G. Macdonell THE dramatic sprint of King Leopold to confer with Queen Wilhelmina at first made everyone believe that Belgium and Holland were on the verge of being invaded by Germany, and that the two monarchs were planning combined defensive measures. Then it transpired that they were planning a Peace sugges tion, and offering their services ...

... Miss Elizabeth Welleslev Harlip Elizabeth Wellesley and Thomas Clyde announced their engagement at the end of October and are being married on Saturday at St. Peter's, Vere Street. She is the only daughter of Lord and Lady George Wellesley, of 3, Chester Terrace, N.W.I, and niece of the Duke of Wellington He is the son of W. P. Clyde, of New York, and Mrs. Allan Kyle, of 25, Montagu Square, W ...

... Miss Pamela Chatfield and Capt. Linton Lord Chatfield gave away his niece, Pamela Chatfield, daughter of the late Kyrle Chatfield, and Mrs. John A. Milne, of 35, Grosvenor Square, W when she was married at St. Mark's North Audley Street, to Captain J. E. F. Linton, R.A. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Linton, of Mount St. Albans, Newport, Mon. ■Hk. tfV Lv Mr. James Pearson and Miss Nancy ...

... Ex-Debutante at Home Lady Moyra Butler lives in St. John's Wood with her parents, does war work as an ambulance driver Lady Moyra Butler came out last year when she was only seventeen, and had a year of ex-debutante freedom before she became an ambulance driver at a Hampstead A.R.P. post, her life ruled by the inexorable demands of her duty shifts. She is the only daughter of the Earl and ...

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... Royal Servants of To-morrow The Bystander Visits the School Where Children Learn to Serve the King and Queen The greatest household in the land is traditionally that of the King and Queen of England, and service in that household is also a tradition and privilege in a considerable number of families, both of nobles and of commoners. Many of the Royal house and outdoor servants have held their ...

... The Bystander visits Charles Pears, R.O.I. At his Flat in Holland Park Avenue Charles Pears is a marine artist and a sailor. In the last war he was one of the principal painters commissioned by the Admiralty, and his latest exhibited work, The Fleet Leaves Port, at the Royal Institute Galleries in Piccadilly, shows that since then his style has refined but not changed it is, in fact, that of ...