... I Margot Fonteyn j The Vic-Wells Ballerina in lwo Ballets: Horoscope, 1938, and Giselle, 1841 In Horoscope the strands of three balletic styles are woven together. The story is romantic, the influence of the symphonic ballets can be seen in the movements and grouping of the corps de ballet, the soloists' parts are good examples of the modern classical, hi argot Fonteyn s dancing is ...

... Getting Married The Bystander's Review of Weddings and Engagements Stileman Garrick Peter Learmonth Stileman Queen's Royal Regiment only son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Stileman of 12, Wythburn Court, W.i, aiid Bombay, and Rhoda Elizabeth Christian Garrick, youngest daughter of Major and Mrs. George Garrick, of Little Denshott, Leigh, Sur rey were married at St. Michael's, Betchworth Henderson ...

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... Movement i id Repose Studies of Gal iejc Brune FoUotcjng her success in last year's Gate Revue of her dancing first brought her to the notice of i Australian musical-comedy-star Adrienne Brune ha further laurels upon an already garlanded fomily nt made noticeable strides since the beginning of the\ flair she has delighted the frequenters of Londot rj simple charm of her voice and the ease i do ...

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... Clerks' Champion W. J. Brown, Whose Broadcasts Have Made Him a Radio Personality. This is William John Brown, who suddenly became a public figure when he began, quite recently, to broadcast. He was, in fact, already a public figure to thousands in the trades union and political world, but to all the other men in the street his plain name meant nothing. A few weeks ago he went on the air and ...

... These Are Solne of the Men and Women of the British Council Who Help to Make Great Britain's Tradition, Art and Way of Life Known to the World The British Council was created in 1934 because the Foreign Office and the Diplomatic Service had been asking for it for many years. Its development has been thoroughly characteristic of all good British institutions, that is to say, part planned and ...

... Getting Married: o The Bystander's Review of Weddings and Engagements Miss Shirley Osborne Shirley Osborne will be married next month to a V.C., Second Lieut. Richard Annand, Durham Light Infantry, only son of the late Lieut.-Com., and Mrs. IV. M. Annand. His father was hilled in 1915 at Gallipoli. She is the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Osborne, of the Red House, Selsey, Sussex ...

... Films of the Day Three Plain and Two Coloured By George Campbell THE week that brought the invasion of the Low Countries brought, on the screen, a double hanging (of innocent people), a murder, a guillotining, a tale of tough guys double-crossing and bumping each other off, and a dancer's renunciation of the man she loves. If their cheerfulness can win this war, the film producers mean to do ...

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... The Passing Hour Wartime Comments and Asides By A. G. Macdonell IT may be some time before we actually see the concrete results of the meeting at the Brenner Pass of the two gentlemen who have to travel in bullet-proof trains through their beloved and adoring subjects. But we may get some sort of idea of their plans within the next week or so. Presumably the Mediterranean was the main subject ...

... Solitary Heroine Catherine Lacey as Helena It prohpblv hasn't happened to any actress since the Restoration to be the London theatre's only heroine. That is Catherine Lacey 's odd and unique position while she plays Helena in All 's I fell That Ends Well for Robert Atkins' production of this rarely performed Shakespeare comedy has been the only play to be seen anywhere in the West End since it ...