... THE FOOD OF LOVE. A MUSIC ARTICLE BY EDWIN EVANS. UNDER the auspices of the Balleto manes' Club, a serial debate has been in progress on the con troversial subject of symphonic ballet; that is to say, the propriety or other wise Of using sym phonies as the basis for ballet. I was invitpfl to take nart. but refrained for the simple reason that my own attitude to the subject could be stated ...

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... MAY DAY i MODERNISED fcaS \adb„t it cfdecor^oa eNns^g ^s*ss K';f -:fi(? sSo'MSis 'S.i ^ud°r oo-^ lVvey e. \)ri^NV° e vo^tse good ldc s? L 'iss^^ 6te? tot t^etf vtite EVERY year in France, on the first of May, people send each other sprays of lily-of-the-valley as tokens of good luck. It is a charming idea, and perhaps the good luck would last longer if, as well as the flowers, you sent ...

... THEY DID h \N THIS VISIT: TYPES OF ENGLAND'S S FROM THE LOW COUNTRIES. A three-year-old from Antwerp with her toys and doll. Right Parents saved their children and this child saved her doll. An Englishwoman refugee from Rotterdam with her children. A mother and two children on arrival at a station in London. Light refreshment is enjoyed by this child, ivho has just reached London. Two Belgian ...

... . I Left After the wedding at Stoke I d'Abernon Church I I CAPTAIN NOEL I MACKLIN, MISS JEAN I MACKLIN, MR. PETER j I HODGE, R.A., the I I bridegroom, I MRS. PETER HODGE, I the bride MR. LANCE MACKLIN and I MRS. NOEL MACKLIN. The BRIDEGROOM takes a snap of his BRIDE in her wedding-dress while her mother MRS. NOEL MACKLIN, watches. Beloiv The Forces drink to the bride. MR. PETER HODGE (I.), R.A ...

... No. 7. EMBASSY REVUE COME OUT OF YOUR SHELL, SOON COMING TO LONDON. Topolski's impression of NADINE MARCH and GRETA GYNT in I Camping is Such Fun IAGDA KUN '^singwtg^^Pleas^^Sir^^y a Song About Sex. I (NADINE MARCH), Reuben (FRANK PETTINGELL) and Gorge (Wilfrid HYDE WHITE) in Somewhere in England D ANNETTE MILLS singing her own number Mr. Jones Are You Coming to Bed? GRETA GYNT as Phyllis ...

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... THE PICTURE OF LAST YEAR'S ROYAL ACADEMY WHY WAR? By CHARLES SPENCELAYH WHY WAR In response to many requests this appealing picture, which was reproduced in TheTatler, has now been published in separate form. Specially printed copies in full colour on art paper (sire ol picture *3i X xoj in.). Price 1/6 (post free), or mounted on plate -sunk mounts ready for framing, 3/6 each. Order with ...

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... . PHOTOGRAPH BY YEVONDE. LADY WARRENDER and her eldest son JOHN Robert, make a charming dual portrait alike in looks and both in uniform. He is a Second- Lieutenant in the Army and Lady Warrender is an officer in the F.A.N. Y.s besides being president of Poland's Armed Forces Comforts Fund which is doing excellent service providing comforts and a mobile canteen for the Polish Army training in ...

... No. 6. THE BEGGAR'S OPERA; AT THE HAYMARKET. j THE BEGGAR'S OPERA, at the Hay- market, with all its Glyndebourne talent, is the week's choice for The Sketch teams to reconstruct. Here Feliks Topolski, artist, Baron, photographer, and (next i page) writers the Hon. j Betty Askwith and the Hon. Theodora Benson conjure up this naughty, gay piece in print. mLeft The fight for Macheath mbelween ...

... PRESENT ARMS, AT THE PRINCE OF WALES. BILLY BENNETT (centre fore- g ground) and the boys pick out I GEORGE GEE, as Bert Pickles, WYLIE WATSON, MAX WALL) present arms. f Mademoiselle de France. She Do you I remember ichat you said I to me He Did I Babette (PHYLLIS MONK- I MAN and Charlie (GEORGE GEE) enjoy reminiscences of the last tear. EVELYN DALL coyly sings Oh, I Ma, He 's Making Eyes at ...