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... Darjeeling-born, British Vivien Leigh has achieved the remarkable feat of carrying off an Oscar, statuette awarded annually by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, for her performance as Scarlett O'Hara, deep S'uth heroine of Gone With the Wind, which captivated even those compatriots of Scarlett who before the film was made had insisted that none but a Southern girl was fit for ...

... And the World Said National Gallery Exhibition BRITISH Painting Since Whistler at the National Gallery is a tenuous exhibition which begins cheerfully with an unexpectedly handsome catalogue for fourpence. Then comes Orpen to remind us of all that this war's official artists have to paint up to. His manner alone guarantees a measure of immortality. Reflecting that all Art is mortal for even ...

... Naas may claim to have been one of Eire's busiest racing centres of late, and as the management invariably supplies a very good performance, and as it is so handy to Dublin and Kildare, it has had the good houses which it fully deserves. The occasion dealt with above was no exception, and save that favourites did not come up with the regularity backers would have liked, everyone seemed to have ...

... WITH SILENT FRIENDS By RICHARD KING Maud. I HAVE just found a friend. No, not a real friend: just a book one. You see, at my time of life people don't make real friends, if they haven't got any already. There isn't time, for one thing. Friendship is so different from love-- or what passes for love, anyway, in the matri monial hunt steeple--chase since it requires time. Otherwise, for all you ...

... At this committee meeting, which was held at Gloucester House, 149, Park Lane, were displayed some of the many gifts which have been received for the coming sale at Christie's for the Lord Mayor's Red Cross and St. John Fund. It promises to be one of most remarkable interest and outstanding value and it would demand great space to catalogue even a small section of the contributions. The ...

... I AIR EDDIES! i Cloudery. By OLIVER STEWART ONE of the strongest claims that have been put forward for the introduction of gliding into the training programme of every Royal Air Force pilot is, to my mind, that concerned with the know ledge of cloud formations and meteorol ogy in general. It was discussed a lot at the recent Dunstable party. If there has been one thing this war has ...

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... M. BEETHAM SON, Whether you are in uniform or not, on munitions or other Government work, don't neglect your skin because of changed conditions. Keep up the regular daily applications of Larola to tone and nourish the skin, to keep your face and hands beautifully soft, white and smooth. Larola, pure and free of all pore-clogging ingredients, is applied in a minimum of time it prevents red and ...

... By SABRETACHE A GOOD jockey quite often wins on a bad horse: a bad jockey quite as often loses on a good one. Luden- dorff was a good jockey, but he could not come without the horse. In 1918 he was on a beaten one that died on his hands. We do not know, but it is quite probable that the Huns have not got a jockey of Luden- dorff's class, or a horse as good as the one he had before he was ...

... PETROL VAPOUR By W. G. McMINNIES Snobservations on Etiquette. THE Highway Code attempted to teach people some sort of road manners, and now it appears that lectures on deportment are included as part of some branches of the new Army's training. At any rate, young males and females of my acquaintance have been ticking off their parents for slackness in this respect. In vain do the not-so-old ...