... NEW YORK GAIETY-- AND HELP FOR BRITAIN. A gay New York party was held at Ciro's, attended by RANDY SCOTT and many screen stars. MW I JmL* r u ROSEY ROSENBERG, JUNE DUPREZ and RANDY SCOTT dancing at Ciro*s in Neic York. GENE MARKEY and CAROL LANDIS taking the floor together. THERE 'S gaiety in New .York, as shown by these pictures of famous film people enjoying Ciro's Happy New Year Party, but ...

... SMILING THROUGH THIS WARTIME WINTER: THE CAMERA TAKES A LOOK AT BRIDES, BRIDEGROOMS, AND OTHERS IN THE NEWS. CAPTAIN PHILIP /A CHARLES RONALD A I CARRINGTON, the (JU Royal Welch jjt Fusiliers, only son of Brigadier C. R. B. Carring- Lfl ton, married MISS JOAN hJ STACEY BURN, eldest daughter 1 of Dr. J. S. Burn, at Rich- mond Parish Church Surrey. 1 1 MRS. GERARD ANKERMAN, V.-, formerly Mrs. ...

... SIX- NIGHTS-A- WEEK VOLUNTEER CONCERT PARTY. Living marionettes STANLEY EDWARDS (left) and ERIC MORLEY in their version of The Lambeth Walk They are members of a voluntary Y.M.C.A. concert party working on the South Coast, made up of people who are in business all day. CLIFFORD RAWSON, comedian-in-chief of the party with BETTY CLARKE, a young ac tress who sings with him. LUCY M. EVANS, A.R.P. ...

... Here \s a lovely, refreshing, carefree picture from Hollywood. It illustrates the latest pastime, a bubble bath in a swimming pool. MARY BRODEL, ALEXIS SMITH, LUCIA CARROLL and JAN CLAYTON are the girls enjoying the fun. Alexis Smith is pictured on our Hats Off page, for she has decided not to change her name for her screen career, but to remain Miss Smith. ...

... CLAUDETTE COLBERT AND RAY MILLAND IN A WAR SETTING ARISE, MY LOVE. The Spanish prison Governor (GEORGE ZUCCO) touched by the appeal of Augusta (CLAUDETTE COLBERT) on behalf of her 44 husband Tom (RAY MILLAND). The ambitious Augusta finds that the aviator, Tom Martin, is most dangerously attractive. He likes her, too. Augusta and Tom, newspaper correspondent and American aviator, of 44 Arise, ...

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... THE MAN I MARRIED WITH JOAN BENNETT AND FRANCIS LEDERER. Carol (JOAN BENNETT) and Eric (FRANCIS LEDERER) arrive in Germany with their son, Rickey (JOHNNY RUSSELL). Eric is a German-American revisiting his old country. Frieda (ANNA STEN), the Nazi girl, provokes a quarrel between Eric and Carol. Carol seeks counsel and help from the American Embassy and meets Kenneth Delane (LLOYD NOLAN). ...

... . MRS. RONALD CROSS, wife of the Minister of Shipping, had the excellent idea of organising a show of British-designed hats at the Ritz Hotel in aid of the Comforts Fund for the Merchant Navy. Half the price of each hat sold was devoted to the cause. MISS JACQUELINE CRAVEN wearing a royal blue coque-feather toque, with a chiffon shawl scarf to match. Left LADY MARGUERITE STRICKLAND adjusting ...

... YOUNG AUSTRALIA ON BEACH PA iL GIRL LIFEGUARDS IN ACTION WITH REEL-A: _INE TEAMS. Reel woman of the Elwood 44 Girl Lifeguards at work at routine practice NANCE McMILLAN, book-keeper in civil life. Left BELT WOMAN BETTY SPIERS SETS THE BELT. When not on duty on the beach she 's a mannequin in a rough sea she can swim with the best men. Gently does it Practising lowering the half-drowned patient ...

... - A/fRS. WINSTON CHURCHILL, MR. 1Vi HERBERT MORRISON, and MISS ELLEN WILKINSON inspected one of the new steel indoor table shelters which the Government has now approved and will shortly begin to issue. When in use, steel netting transforms the shelters into the semblance of cages. Mattresses can be placed in these shelters, and one will accommodate a small family. Mrs. Churchill said that she ...

... The photograph on this page is enough to bring tears to the eyes of even the most stoical, for the sight of five onions on a plate is, to most of us, only a beautiful memory, and as everyone interested in good food knows, it is prac tically impossible to cook without these invaluable and at one time somewhat despised vegetables, which have now disappeared from our horizon. PHOTOGRAPH BY STUDIO ...