... Ea I ■m? m w^L LONDON BALDOCK, HERTS BIGGLESWADE, BEDS DOWLAIS, GLAM LIGHTS 0' LONDON I ...

... A Dame of Grace the Countess of Cromer The Countess of Cromer is the Lady County President of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in Somerset, one of the senior women members of the Order, and also an officer of the St. John Ambulance Nursing Division (103), No. 1 (Prince of Wales's) District. London-- a hard worker in this good cause. r Before her marriage to the Earl of Cromer in 1908, she ...

... By Foresight A Very Gallant Gentleman THE closing days of the struggle in Greece revealed King George of the Hellenes in the finest light. To the end he remained calm, resolute and efficient. His was the determination which made it possible for Sir Archibald Wavell to make his final arrange ments for the forces of the Empire, and it was in personal consultation with the King that the British ...

... Moods and Fancies Beatrice Appleyard in One of Her Own Ballets at the Windmill Theatre Beatrice Appleyard has been dancer, choregrapher and ballet mistress at the. Windmill Theatre for some considerable time, and went back there a few weeks ago refreshed by a brief return to classical ballet as a guest-artist at the Arts Theatre. She was trained in ballet by Ninette de Valois, and was an ...

... Miss Angela Lloyd Thomas Miss Angela Lloyd Thomas is the younger daughter of the Hon. Mrs. Lloyd Thomas, a sister of Lord Bellew. She helps her mother with a Y.M.C.A. mobile canteen, and is studying Art at the Slade School at Oxford Miss Elizabeth Melville Miss Elizabeth Melville, 18-year- old daughter of Mrs. Melville, of Ford's Hill, Bolney, Sussex, came out at the Queen Charlotte Ball this ...

... By Sabretache His Majesty's Win Its Value WHILST the monetary value of Myro bella win at Salisbury is nothing, its other value is incalcu lable. At a moment when an earthquake and a barrage of meteorites would be pleasing interludes in our drab existence, the fact of his Majesty keeping his horses in training is a great stabiliser, and it is purely for that reason, as I personally, view things ...

... By Oliver Stewart Reichgloom GLOOM of the more glutinous kind-- the kind that sticks to the fingers and gets in the hair-- is a German speci ality. The Germans are the grand masters of gloom, the greatest living exponents of loutish morbidity and the maniac depressive. Yet when their airmen involuntarily drop in on us by parachute, somebody rushes to offer them a cup of tea. It is at once an ...

... by M. E. Brooke Women have decided that the bolero suit shall he repre sented during the spring and summer of 1941. All the newest ideas in this respect are to be seen in the Hershelle models, designed and carried out by H. Bernstein, 9 Great Titchfield Street, London, who will gladly send the name and address of their nearest agent. The Hershelle ensemble below con sists of a check suiting ...

... %kw, Broodies rhe LARGEST STOCK ind FINEST BADGES in LONDON All Cor and most Regimental badges. above in 9 ct. /f Gold, b. enamelled Maine -Set Brooches Set in inum and Gold hand- enamel! Any design made to order. Colour etches and estimates free. r V i Any English Regimental uadge as above, in 9 ct. ?7/ Gold, hand-enamelled J Also in 14 ct. H.I7.A Gold, hand-enamelled 7 w- ovjiiiu acomsn ana ...

... OF REGENT STREET ALDERSHOT, BATH, BELFAST, BIRMINGHAM, BOURNEMOUTH, EDINBURGH, GLASGOW, LEEDS, LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, NORWICH, NOTTINGHAM, OXFORD Uniform Matters When the war greatly enlarged the* uniform section of this business, cutters and fitters with a lifetime of experience in tailoring uniforms for officers of His Majesty's Forces came to our workrooms, because they knew that we had ...

... After acting the liigh-falutin', dreamy, exigent wife in Philip Barry's coinedy for a highly successful year's run on Broadway, Katharine Hepburn has played the part all over again for the screen. And again successfully New York film critics and the Motion Picture Academy have both chosen her performance as one of 1940's best. This story, set against a high society background in Philadelphia, ...

... Keeping in Touch With the Current Shows by Wireless The popular B.B.C. event, 44 Theatreland, takes place every Friday at 1.15, bringing to listeners excerpts of good plays, past and present. Raymond Glendcnning arranges and produces these programmes, which give an entertaining commentary on the current theatre. 44 No Time for Comedy, a great success in the provinces and at several soldiers' ...