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... An American Pick-me-up By Foresight PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S decision to under take the protection of Iceland's inde pendence, and to establish American air and naval bases there is a direct and valuable aid to Britain in waging the Battle of the Atlantic. It came last week as good news and a tonic for British people who were hardly able to conceal some disappointment that American interest in ...
... She's Too Good You Know, She Ought to be in a Circus.''' A nthonv The final scene of Noel Coward's Blithe Spirit. The ghost wives, Elvira and Ruth, both heartily tired of their sojourn on earth, longing to return to the other side, watch with bored amusement the antics of the medium, who tries her hardest, though in all ignorance of the means, to de-materialise them. Herein she is encouraged ...
... This is the Life! 1 Sandra Storm in Sussex, From Hollywood to Haymaking Sandra Storm returned to England after ful filling contracts in Hollywood made films here, and acted in some light stage comedies. She then decided to do a strenuous job of war work on the land. In private life Sandra Storm is Mrs. Jack Dunfee. They own the perfectly lovely farm, shown in these pic tures, converted from an ...
... Shades of Wimbledon Old nostakic memories of the Centre Court are stirred by these pictures of American aces in battle at Forest Hills for British War Relief More lielp for Britain came from a successful International Lawn Tennis Championship for Professionals, held at the Westside Tennis Club at Forest Hills, New York. The proceeds were in aid of British ar Relief Funds. A big audience ...
... Back from Bulgaria Mr. George Rendel at Home Mr. George Rendel, British Minister in Sofia from 1938 until Bulgaria joined the Axis Powers, had an exciting journey across Europe on his way back to London, travelling for weeks by steamer, train, aeroplane and car. He had a narrow escape from bombs, neatly disguised in suitcases, which exploded in the Pera Palace Hotel at Istanbul, where he and ...
... By Richard King Stories by The Few I WOULD advise you to read those thrilling and inspiring books, Winged Words (our airmen speak for themselves), published by Heinemann (8s.), and The Battle of Britain, 1940) (Geofrey Bles; 10s. 6 d.) in co-operation. Each is a kind of companion picture of the other. The former consists of short, but marvellously vivid, exciting and soul-stirring accounts, ...
... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Garthwaite Macleod Major Clive Charlton Garthwaite R.A., elder son of Major and Mrs. Alan Garthwaite o/ Kirby Lonsdale, arid Dorothea Helen (Tndi) Macleod, younger daughter of Major-General and Mrs. Charles Macleod, of 5, Port man Mansions, W. 1 (now at Eynesbury, Merrow, Guildford), were married at the King's Chapel of the Savoy Gardner Hutton-W ...
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... New Films A Comedy, a Thriller and Andy Hardy One Night in Lisbon Hollywood has produced a fdm about Lisbon last gateway to wartime Europe which has a strongly Britonised cast. Madeleine Carroll heads the English contingent Fred Mac Murray, as a ferry pilot (right, above) tops the Ameri can team, and gets the girl John Loder plays a British N.O. and doesn't get the girl. Pretty Patricia M ...
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... By Foresight Cabinet Branch Office THE plan to set up a branch office of the War Cabinet in Cairo-- novel as it is on first impression, but highly important as a constructive development-- had been germinating in the Prime Minister's mind for some time. Originally he hoped that Field Marshal Smuts (who prefers still to be known as General except on most formal occasions) would be able to ...
... I The Tatler and Bystander in Town and Country Ascot at Newmarket By Bridget ChetAvynd NOT Ascot at all, of course, really, but presumably many of the right faces will be gathered together, many of them framed in khaki instead of flowers and veiling, to watch the right horses win and lose. The King had runners in two of the races-- Big Game who has won on all three of his outings up to date, ...