... an r.a.f. command- by MEL It would perhaps add a spice of interest to the artist's originals if it could be stated where this portrait gallery was collected, out is not possible. The A.O.C.-in-C. of this particular concentration, like so many more in the third arm, was originally a sailor an was second in command in H.M.S. Conqueror at the Battle of Jutland. Air Commodore Sidney Smith was ...

... FIGHTING UNITS No. 16 AN R.A.F. TRAINING SCHOOL- -BY MEL Pictures collected at one of the many spots where they are training the lions to have wings that, as we have seen recently, are capable of carrying them as far afield as that once gay place where The Merry Widow came from. Fantastic figures have been bruited abroad concerning the numerical strength of the Huns, but no one has taken ...

... FIGHTING UNITS No. 17 R.A.F. DOCTOR-MEN SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND BY MEL To get into the R.A.F. you have to be a good deal more than fighting fit, and once you are in they take pretty good care to keep you so, even under the rigorous conditions active service imposes on the airman. Hence this galaxy of medical skill, ever ready to check or banish all the ills that flesh is heir to, as well as to ...

... The things inside this pie being of such good quality, there is no necessity to add a recommendation to everyone who can get a seat to go and see and taste it for themselves. Vera Pearce, Arthur Riscoe, Richard Hearne and Sydney Howard are in themselves a joint and several guarantee even unaided by any other reinforcements which, in this case, are very powerful ones. t is one o London's best ...

... A gallery of racing soldiers collected almost at random by our caricaturist, for the Army and Air Force were in such strong force that it would have been impossible to miss a fighting sitter. As to the names, Mr. Bobbie Petre (Scots Guards) is one of the most successful G.R.s over the obstacles Captain Bertie Bankier trained some useful jumpers at Wantage last season Cecil Langlands, R.A.F., ...

... This is one of those uproarious farces all about a husband and a bit domineering missis who keeps him far too short of pocket money. Mackenzie Ward plays this hardly-used spouse who is playing hide and seek with a small fortune which he has found in a secret cupboard over the drawing-room mantelpiece. Tom Titt displays him at a crucial moment in the hunt. Norah Swinburne plays the very firm, ...

... FUNNY SIDE UP AT HIS MAJESTY'S -AND SOME WHO MAKE IT SO ARTHUR RIGBY, JR. FLORENCE DESMOND AND STANLEY LUPINO IN THE VILLAGE REHEARSAL (LEFT) JACK FRANCOIS AND SALLY GRAY (BELOW) ARTHUR GOMEZ, ARTY ASH, HAY DEVITT AND BERNARD CLIFTON TQhrrnrrl This show, which has no other side than the one that is uppermost, is described as a musical one with a plot this may be an over-description, but who ...

... THE UGLY SISTERS (FREDERICK BURT- WELL AND REGINALD PURDELL) LOOK GREEDILY AT LIBERTY (DOROTHY HYSON) IN THE ARMS OF PRINCE CHARMING (MARGARETTA SCOTT) j iyj I J WARREN JENKINS AND GERTRUDE MUS- GROVE AS NEUTRALUS I AND OBSERVA THE FAIRY (HERMIONE DARN- BOROUGH) THE EVIL SPIRIT (MICHAEL WILDING) AND THE STAGE-HAND (LESLIE FRENCH) fjr (RIGHT) DENYS BLAKELOCK I AS THE LORD CHAM BERLAIN Pamela ...