... Captain Needham is the eldest son of Major the Hon. Francis and Mrs. Needham, of Greenhills, Til- ford, Surrey, and nephew of the Earl of Kilmorey, whose heir- presumptive his father is. Miss Helen Bridget Faudel-Phillips is the youngest daughter of the late Sir Lionel Faudel-Phillips, Bt., who died in March, and Lady Faudel- Phillips, of Balls Park, Hertford Flight-Lieut. Longmore is the ...

... By Richard King My Wartime Choice LOTS of people stop me to ask me what to read in wartime. It is a difficult question and really rather a silly one. I don't quite see why you should not read in wartime what you used to read in the uneasy times of peace. Follow your taste and, briefly, let altered circumstances be damned. All the same I know what they mean. Most of us find any reading in ...

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... By Sabretache T/ten ond Note SOMEONE in England who lives in Somewhereshire, and has not been in London for years, writes me this interesting and most sympathetic letter: What a battering poor old London has had again who would have thought such things possible in the 'eighties or 'nineties It is strange to talk to people no longer exactly young, who never saw the Old Brigade ride in the Park ...

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... By James Agate Nostalgia at Victoria Palace o MY gifted colleague I wonder, by the way, whether this journalistic fulsomeness has not perhaps had its day. I, for one, would be delighted if the low hound responsible for the two pages-- two, ye gods!-- devoted to Standing By were to begin an article, The mindless buffoon whose nauseating drivel about the Cinema fills us with measureless ...

... Kitty Foyle Scenes from the Film Which Won Ginger Rogers Her Oscar hristopher Morley's best-selling novel about a 44 white collar girl who married a Philadelphia socialite was published in England a year or so ago. RKO-Radio filmed it, and chose Ginger Rogers for ihe heroine thereby giving her the role which won her the Motion Picture Academy 1940 award and cast Dennis Morgan and James raig ...

... 44 Two Hundred and rpi 55 1 hree Inga Andersen Sings a Cabaret Lament About a Girl Who Fell From Favour Inga Andersen can act (she was the physical culture instructress in The Woipen), and she can dance (she first came here as the leading Albertina Rasch Girl), but for real success she sings. Cabaret songs she sings gay and sad songs like 44 Put It Down to Glands or 44 Vestal Was a Virgin or ...

... The Tatler and Bystander in Town and Country By Bridget Chetwynd Lovely Party GENERAL and Mrs. Scanlon's party for Mr. and Mrs. Winant and Mr. and Mrs. Biddle was a really grand and gay outing. It was at Claridge's, and every one wore their best. There were beautiful flowers sent up by Lady Astor from the country, delicious drinks, and little eats as decorative as they were edible. To look at, ...

... At Welbeck Abbey The Scene of an Important T.M.C.A. Meeting A recent AX'ar Emergency Advisory Council Meeting of the North Midland Area was held at Welbeck Abbey, the home of the Duke and Duchess of Portland. There was a display of tea cars and a mobile photographic exhibition showing the war work done by the Association was on view to members of the Council. In recognition of her splendid ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Madden de Kantzow Sec.-Lieut. Dennis Gerald Madden Irish Guards, son of the late Lieut. -Colonel G. H. C. Madden, and Mrs. Gerald Madden, of 1 7, Draycott Place, S.W.3, and Rosalind de Kantzow, second daughter of the late Com. A. H. de Kantzow, R.N. and Mrs. de Kantzow, of. Rose Cottage, Southwick, Hants., were married at the Royal Military Chapel, ...