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... The Hon. Mrs. Hamilton-Russell and Her Son Miss Compt on Collier This young man is the eight-months-old son of Major the Hon. Richard and Mrs. Hamilton- Russell, and grandson of Viscount Boyne. His father, who is in the 17th/21st Lancers, is Lord and Lady Boyne's second son. His mother was the Hon. Pamela Cayzer before her marriage in 1939, and is the elder daughter of Lord and Lady Rotherwick ...
... Mrs. John Taylor's Unit By Pamela Murray IF aircraft and arms-production plans had matured with the same rapidity, and hit the pace with the consistency the multitudinous charitable organisations devote to Great Britain's cause, our troubles would be well-nigh over. Charity, going arm-in-arm with Sassiety, is bene fiting from the traditionally hectic tempo of the New York winter season, now ...
... From Father to Brother Emlyn Williams, Who Wrote The Light of Heart, Has Now Taken Godfrey Tearle's Place in the Play, and Has Turned the Drunken Father Into a Dissolute Brother Brother and sister: Emlyn Williams as Maddoc Thomas and Angela Baddeley as the lame Cattrin Entry of a failure the young actor who showed such brilliant promise is reduced to playing Santa Claus in a Christmas bazaar ...
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... RclCUl^' 111 Ireland I Steeplechasing at Leopardstown Lieut. Patrick Stokes son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stokes of Raheen Grey stones, Co. Wicklow while on leave from his regiment Hodsons Horse went racing at Leopardstown with his wife. Airs. Stokes is the younger daughter of the late Mr. John Boyd Dunlop, of Dalkey, Co. Dublin. Her grandfather invented the pneumatic tyre Lady Murphy, who hunts ...
... SOMETHING TO REMEMBER HITLER BY I One of Ihe noble monuments of the ruined Great Hall of Guildhall, showing damaged figures. I Nelson s monument in Guildhall, with he chief recumbent figure decapitated but Britannia and the lion untouched. * ...
... . Ballet divertissement on a threshing- machine A LONDON DANCER, working on a Gloucestershire farm entertains her colleagues. I -K/g/if The HON. LORNA V. HARMS- WORTH, elder daughter of Viscount Rothermere, is engaged to Mr. Edmund McNeill Cooper-Key, Irish Guards. P INCESS ALY KHAN, daughter-in-law of the Aga Khan, is working packing comforts j J or the tree French Troops on service in the ...
... . GABRIELLE BRUNE is the principal boy in ALADDIN, Prince Littler's pantomime at Golder's Green. It 's an excellent show, with Douglas Byng as the Widow Twankey, Harry Welchman and Richard Hearne as Abanazar and a Laundryman respectively, and Rubina Gilchrist as the Emperor's lovely daughter. Miss Brune who makes a sprightly Aladdin, is having a busy time, as she is also singing at the Cafe ...
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... For quality buy You will find a Jaeger agent anywhere THE BRITISH SAILORS' SOCIETY I earnestly appeals for help to enable them to keep pace with the urgent and increasing cost of maintaining Homes and Hostels in ports all over the Empire for our seafarers' needs Donations welcomed by Hon. Treasurer, The Rt. Hon. Sir Frederick Sykes, P.C., 6 80 Commercial Road, London, E.14. Mr. Herbert E. ...
... The Year's Best and Worst Films By James Agate THIS is the season when film critics relate themselves to their note books and firesides, and jot down the best films of the year, or the best bits of film acting, or even the best feats of film directing, I imagine that our really swell critics can do this sort of thing out of their heads and without need to turn up old articles. Ah, but ...
... The Tatler and Bystander in Town and Country Positively Last Appearance of Christinas By Bridget Chetwynd LIKE those persistent remains of plum pudding that drag on through the days after Christmas, here it is again as a subject, being almost the only thing that has happened lately. And in several languages in England this year, as the B.B.C. so painstakingly revealed to those who listened to ...