... By Foresight Anglo- American Relations AMBASSADOR WINANT went to Washington on his own initiative to give President Roosevelt a first-hand account of con ditions in Great Britain and to obtain a personal insight on Administration policy. His talks with his old friend, the President, and with Mr. Cordell Hull will have a vital bearing on future Anglo-American relations. The intense-eyed ...

... War Art (sts A Visit to the Studios of Tw, Contributors to the Exhibition of War Pictures at jjie National Gallery Captain Lord Methuen in His Studio on Primrose Hill Photographs by T unbridgc-Scd&wick Ethel Gabain and a Sitter Miss Gabain ivas at work on a portrait of a girl ticket- collector when our photographer visited her studio. One of the finest of her early contributions to the ...

... 9£a*r Boundless goodwill In the big ships and the little; in wardroom, mess and canteen in office and workshop Player's are welcomed. Every moment, every day, in a domain bounded by no particular rank or station, Player' s br i ng i nf inite pleasure, composure and com panionship Such popularity is a measure of their quality. It is now more than ever necess ary to empty your packet at the time ...

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... The Laneworthy-Figg Family and Their Creator Alec Clunes at the Players' Theatre Ready 'to make up as Grandpa Figg sf^Pa's *ere 'I'l be rj^s drwn for his xTjufi ^alt 3 Grandpa Family trio Young Roderick and Grandpa Figg drink a toast to the famous memory of Basset Laneivorthy-Figg 4 Are you quite sure my reciting won't interfere with your interrupting, Sir tr A _ Photographs by Anthony ...

... Pianist Harriet Cohen Organises a Wartime Concert Series Rescued, treasures from the ruins of her bombed home were these pottery figures, presented to Miss Cohen by the Palestine orchestra when she played with them just before the war At her piano Harriet Cohen spends a rare moment of relaxation Fellow -artist is Florence Hooten, the cellist who was discussing with Harriet Cohen details of a ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings J oil Holland Flying-Officer Ian K. S. J oil, A.A.F., and Rachel Holland were married at St. Mary Abbots, Kensington. He is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Joll, of Elm Cottage, Galmpton, Devon. She is the only daughter of the late Captain S. H. Holland, and Mrs. Holland, of i a, Princes House, Kensington Park Road, W.n Gillan H off guard Captain D. ...

... By Pamela Murray SPRING is notably successful in Washington; it brings the dogwood and cherry-blossom to bloom, the leaves to the long boulevards, and the Senators and Congressmen to sim mering point. To fight or not to fight yet, that is the only question. The scene is pain fully reminiscent of Paris; sunshine and con tinuous hum; action and reaction; talk, talk, talk in beautiful neo-classic ...

... W JfirthL (stainless) W JfirthL (stainless) Owing to the largeH demand for Government purposes, we are at H H present greatly re- H stricted as regards the use for which these H steels can be supplied. H ^^Ja^STAINLESS STEELS Ltd SHEFFIELD ...

... The King the Proudest of His People No finer tribute has ever been paid to King George VI than that of the Prime Minister of Australia on his return home to Melbourne from his visit to Britain. The King and Queen represent, in the purest form, the great qualities of courage and sympathy which extend to the poorest quarters in the laud, said Mr. Menzies, and went on, The King daily becomes ...

... Love on the Dole Four Scenes from the Fine Film Which British National Have Made from Walter Greenwood's Novel and Play High praise has been given by all critics to the four old gossips of Ilarikey Park, played by Marjorie Rhodes Maire O'Neill Iris Vandeleur and Marie Ault With the tivenly pounds he won on a horse young Hurdcastle takes his girl friend Helen to Blackpool. Geoffrey Hibbert a ...

... 61 4 Orpheus and Eurydice Ninette de Valois' Ballet to Gluck's Music As the baUet opens Orpheus grieves over the grave of Eurydice. Around him are the sad figures of mourners. Behind stands black-veiled Love, ivho tells him he may, under conditions imposed by the gods, rescue Eurydice from Hades. Sophie Fedorovitch, most poetical of designers, is responsible for dresses and decor Peasants, ...