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... 6 4 Quiet Week-End Esther McCracken's Sequel to Her Family Comedy Quiet Wedding Marjorie Fielding and George Thorpe are repeating their success in 44 Quiet Wedding as Mrs. and Mr. Royd in Esther McCracken's 44 Quiet Week-End, now playing at Wyndham's Theatre. As the bustling hostess, obsessed by jam- making and the plumbing, Marjorie Fielding manages the rather Jloating population of her ...

... The Tatler and Bystander in Town and Country By Bridget Chetwynd Charity Premiere THE premiere of Fantasia at the New Gallery was in aid of the Duke of Gloucester's Red Cross and St. John Fund. The Duke of Kent, in naval uniform, arrived exactly on time, with Lord and Lady Louis Mountbatten. Crowds on the pavement outside watched them arrive. The film has already been mentioned ceaselessly by ...

... 1 A Tea -Car in London, a Canteen in A Wiltshire, a Garden Fete in Scotland An American Tea-Car from Hampstead Splinters Shell splinters collected in Hamp stead and auctioned in America came back across the Atlantic in the shape of a shining new mobile tea-car which has been presented to the Y.M.C.A. Mrs. Peter Latham, Mrs. Martin Scardon, wife of the American Air Attache, and Lady Fremantle ...

... -/4 By Sabretache Kaiser Wilhelm III. AN old crony of ancient times has written to me about a paragraph I indited concerning the former Crown Prince of Germany and his antics in India. My friend says that he knows that I know that I have not told the full story, namely, that the whole of this tour was planned with an object very different from one to give Prince Wilhelm a chance to play polo ...

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... Reaching for the Sun The Strawberry Blonde The Golden Hour Kiss the Boys Good-bye Industrial Detroit provides the background for the story of Michigan woods man Russ Elliot (Joel McCrea), lured to the city by the promise of big money, and his wife Rita (Ellen Drew). Close-ups taken in a naval defence factory and scenes shot in Packhard's automobile plant, hitherto unfilmed, are new features in ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings and Engagements Caulcutt Von Hartz John Anthony Jimmy Caulcutt, R.N., only son of Sir John and Lady Caulcutt, of Oaklands, Watford, Herts., and Elsie Von Hartz, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Von Hartz, of Appletree Court, Lyndhurst, Hants. formerly of New Jersey, U.S.A.), were married at Christ Church, Emery Down, Hants. His father is a ...

... , 319 Mid summer scene, 194-? 1 1 The cuckoo, now distant, now close at hand, utters his liquid double-note. From beyond the steel -grey willows comes the sound of children's voices. Children fishing for sticklebacks and newts. Children whose freedom has been saved for them. The lock-keeper, pipe in mouth, waits, without hurry, for the moment when the swirl of water through the sluices shall ...

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... River Holiday Gabrielle Brune Has Been Convalescing At Datchet Gabrielle Brune, who has made herself a name on stage, screen, the air, and the cabaret floor, has lately been in retirement on the river. She had appendi citis, and then double pneumonia, and has been recuperating with friends who have a riverside house at Datchet, one of the most peaceful places on the lower reaches of the Thames ...

... Germany's Horror-history By Richard King How easily even just a little power goes to most people's heads! So that immediately they blossom-- no, not like a rose, but like some aggressive weed which would climb over and subdue all to which it clings. One can see it in every walk of life and in most human associations. Vanity is, I suppose, at the bottom of it all and to a less, or greater, ...