... . IN RUMMY is Hollywood's version of the old-fashioned game of Rummy which has got its grip on stars and executives. All you want is a pack of cards and some money is useful Or play for love. Each player gets ten cards. One card goes face up on table the rest of the pack is face down. Non- dealer may pick up showing card 1 or take a chance on top pack card, t He then discards one, face up, and ...

... MARRIED BUT SINGLE: KISS-LESS HONEYMOON COMEDY. ROSALIND RUSSELL as Ann Winters in MARRIED BUT SINGLE, netv Columbia picture due at the Regal on Easter Sunday, April 13. Tice and Charlotte get entangled in a compromising situation when on a midnight swim. believes in a platonic marriage but her jealousy is roused when she finds Tice (MELVYN DOUGLAS) with pretty secretary Charlotte (BINNIE ...

... MOTLEY NOTES. By ALAN KEMP. They Don't Care. About fifty daffodils in my garden, and legions of them forming up. Crocuses nearly over. Tulips shooting up nicely. Buds and young leaves, all according to plan. Blackbirds and throstles sounding the Raiders Past in the morning. And I had nearly forgotten them!-- the first almond-blossoms. It would all be very vernal and stimulating but for two ...

... royal duchess visits the land girls. I H.R.tf. the DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER recently visited the Women's Land Army Training a> the Institute of Agriculture, Moulton, Northants, and watched the girls doing such jobs as loading up farm-wagons. The royal visitor sees how an orphaned lamb being brought up by hand, gets its bottle from a Land Girl. Left A demonstration of the skilled art of pruning ...

... . The marriage of the HON. DEBORAH MITFORD, youngest daughter of Lord and Lady Redesdale to Lord Andrew Cavendish, Coldstream Guards, younger son of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, is fixed to take place on Saturday, April 19, at St. Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield. Miss Milford is here posed with a favourite whippet, which wears her pearls with grace and insouciance. PHOTOGRAPH BY YEVONDE. ...

... . MISS J. B. G. FRAZER-NASH, younger daughter of Captain. A. Frazer-Nash armament designer, is engaged to Fit. Lieut. J. N. Watts-Farmer, D.F.C., R.A.F. MISS JOCELYN MARGOT GAVIN, only daughter of Flying Officer Ian Gavin, is engaged to Captain John Miles Burton, R.A. H.R.H. the PRINCESS ROYAL stuck a flag in the Gifts from Overseas map at the W.V.S. H.Q. to mark an American Red Cross gift of ...

... A THE CAMERA ROVES IN WAR- B TIME: urn A CHOICE HAND-PICKED PICTURE L_ MIXTURE. i wm--mmm mmn J i It was pretty chilly racing at Nottingham, so MRS. 1 PETER ALLEN (left) and MISS PEGGY JOHNSON did their racing standing by the brazier at least, during part of the day. I-- Right Hoops over MISS EVELYN FORMAN'S negro (Mammy helps her into her crinoline for the Pilgrimage Garden Club's annual ...

... WRENS ON THE KITCHEN FRONT: PRt JIONERS IN A ROYAL NAVAL COOKERY SCHOOL, QUARTERED in the house that was once Charles Dickens's home, somewhere in Kent, are twenty girls, some of the first probationer Wrens to take the nine-weeks course in the whole art and practice of cooking, arranged for the Women's Royal Naval Service in one of the Royal Naval Cookery Schools. The girls, who will pass ...

... LADY OF THE LAMP-- 1941. The unflagging courage and devotion to duty displayed by nurses is one of the most inspiring features of the defence of London. Sisters and nurses on duty in hospitals have had not only to tend the sick and wounded, but on countless occasions have had to evacuate patients from badly bombed buildings, and have risked their lives by searching through shattered wards so ...

... . The RED CROSS SHOP in Bond Street is stocked with gifts sent for sale and looks like a miniature Caledonian Market. MRS. CHARLES WOOD has just completed the sale of a piece of Honilon lace and is receiving payment from the customer. An expert in search of treasures MR. MAGGS, the famous book seller, looking over stock with NINA, COUNTESS GRANVILLE. A paradise for the bargain-hunter Books, ...

... HOLLYWOOD'S BEST ACTOR BANQUET. ALFRED LUNT and LYNN FONTANNE presented GINGER ROGERS and JAMES STEWART with their Oscars. JOAN FONTAINE arriving at the banquet accompanied by BRIAN AHERNE. JOAN BENNETT and FRANK CAPRA during the banquet, which took place in the Biltmore Hotel. z i ALFRED LUNT and LYNN FONTANNE handing the Award of Merit plaques to JANE DARWELL and WALTER BRENNAN. TYRONE ...

... IN AND OUT OF 1 TOWN 1 JS& wedaag 'J.at'S-' NEW hats can be a real economy, for they1 bring out surprising possibilities in last year's clothes. Fenwick's have an attractive and unusual collection, including the model above in pale biscuit-coloured straw, tied with veiling and a ribbon bow. This costs 39s. 6d., and can also be made in felt. They have sailor shapes, too, in striped cotton to ...