... HISTORIC HEDSOR WHARF, NOW A HIVE OF WAR ACTIVITY A View of the Old Elizabethan House. Mrs. Gordon Moore and Her Daughter in the Foreground Tradition has it that Queen Elizabeth, taking a fancy to the picturesque exterior of the inn at Hedsor Wharf, on the Thames, stopped her coach and quaffed a glass of mead Dr. Gordon Moore bought the house in 1925 from Lord Boston. Mrs. Gordon Moore is a ...

... By SABRETACHE THE word reprisal appears to stick in the gullets of some people, so why not substitute the more direct word punishment? It is the only thing that a certain mentality under stands. Punishment would seem to be called for in this recent and most cowardly German crime. It is more cold-blooded then even the Lusitania incident. The present ad dresses of the O.C. directing German ...

... WITH SILENT FRIENDS Story of Youth By RICHARD KING IF you haven't got a happy childhood and youth to look back upon, memory, in the quiet watches of the fireside, loses half its loveliness. I know, because I was not really a happy child and my youth was definitely unpleasant. I suppose it was my nature, not my fault. Certainly not anybody else's. I lived in the depths of the country where all ...

... Pat Kirkwood, who became a star at the first night of Black Velvet, is only nineteen years old. She was born in Manchester of parents who had no connection with the stage. Her chance came through the B.B.C., as she was heard on the air by a manager who offered her an engagement as principal girl in a pantomime in Cardiff. Later George Black engaged her for the Hippodrome, where she had an ...

... FALSELY ACCUSED OF ONE MURDER AND FRAMED FOR ANOTHER THE GIRL IN THE NEWS Ti n Emlyn Williams as the Infamous T^acy, the Real Killer The fine court scene in this exciting film. Tracy wantine to rt>\ rlH f u *i crime on to innocent Anne Graham (Margaret L^ckwixS! Ihn hZ h one Bentley, conceives the idea of fastening the 1 6 Lockwood), who has been tried and acquitted of a very similar murder ...

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... AT THE THESIGER-- CHARTERIS WEDDING Putting the Finishing Touch Lady O'Neill arranges the bridal veil for her sister, Miss Mary Rose Charteris, before her marriage to Mr. Roderic Thesiger The Countess of Plymouth and Mr. T. Lowrey The reception was held at Hyde Park Gardens, which was lent by the Countess of Plymouth, aunt of the bride, who came to London from Wales for the occasion Leaving ...

... THE YOUNGEST CADET OF THE HOUSE OF CHURCHILL WITH THE DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH AND HER OTHER CHILDREN Lord Charles Spencer-Churchill and His Mother The Family Group at Blenheim At back The Duchess of Marlborough with the new arrival (also see below), and the Marquess Blaridford, Lady Caroline, Lady Rosemary and Lady Sarah Spencer-Churchill A STATE RECEPTION FROM THE HISTORICAL AND MAGNIFICENT ...