... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Rise Above It Rehearsing for a New Revue at the Q Theatre Composer and Author Leslie Julian Jones is the composer and author of 44 Rise Above If. Many of the rehearsals have been mheld at his home in St. John's Wood. He is seen B discussing matters with his wife Virginia Winter Wwho ivas also in her husband's former revue 44 Come Out of Your Shell, at the Criterion. Joan Greenwood is deep ...

... Back to Pre-War By Richard King THE other evening I sat chatting with a few acquaintances which the exig encies of war have brought into 'my orbit. Our duties of the day were done. We could relax. I believe it was a bit of a party. Two bottles of port were opened-- vile port. Yes, undoubtedly it was a party. Anyway, after the vile port had been con sumed we sat anywhere-- on the floor mostly: ...

... L _ ^HOUS-ROYCE LTDv ROLLS-ROYCE 7 1te Best Car in. /he World 14-18 CONPUIT ST. LON ...

... Diversion No. 2 Edith Evans in Diverse Roles The Flirt: Please Captain Eversleigh I m afraid I m rather an old-fashioned girl, Captain Eversleigh up to a point. Edith Evans, wearing a tomato-coloured dress with a blue top, shows an intolerable flirt rehearsing how she will encourage, set back, and again encourage the young man with whom she iV going out to dinner. While making up. her face ...

... 46 Diversion No. '^8 More Pictures of the Farjeon .Revue at Wyndham's BpP^r' ^ceU^1 i.rn; i^p>tL so -Qpf^ -Rftb ,tv b^ k ...

... -/4 By Sabretache Electric Hair IT is justifiable to think that a beard is hair. It will be interesting to learn after the war with Italy is over how the regular Italian Army spelt the word hair at the time of the capture of Bardia. The regular officers now prisoners of war in Cairo apparently have very little use for the Duce's pet troops, his white- haired boys the Blackshirts. Our own ...

... JmbJoiimd cfcmncjr ^.aee. Here is a hint for fashionwise, yet frugal folk. Choose no other stockings but . For they will give you all the delicacy and beauty that your heart could desire. But they will also give you such a long life that they will save you pounds and pounds over the year. JmnJi/iid ...

... By Eleanor E. Helme THIS war has some very strange reper cussions. Who would have thought that one of them would be a mention of golf in a serious broadcast by a minister of His Majesty's Government? Not, of course, that Mr. Duff Cooper gave away in so many words any recipe for playing the game better than before, but he showed himself perfectly informed as to the outward effect of excellence ...