... The New Ambassador's Revue Mock-Ballet, Opera-Without-Music, Sentiment and Song, Produced by Mr. Cyril Ritchards Ballet Burlesque Roberta Iluby and Frith Banbury are pram-pushers in 44 It Doesn't Mean a Thing, Girls and Corps-dc- Ballet in attendance. The ideas and decors for the ballet are by Anna Duse War -Minded Females Ernest Thesiger romps through the show in many different costumes. In ...

... Red Cross Tennis Hard Court Matches at Bournemouth on Bank Holiday Red Cross officials watching the tennis were Viscountess Frankfort de Montmorency, vice- president of the Bournemouth Division of the B.R.R.C., and Mrs. Durrani, Divisional Secretary for Bournemouth. Lady Frankfort is the widow of the fourth and last Viscount, who died in 1917 A year married are Lieut. Peter Halford, R.N. and ...

... ■^4 f C^e By Sabretache The New Leger THE proposals by the Stewards of the Jockey Club to move the winning post on the Manchester course, where the race is due to be run on September 6th, is an eminently sensible one, for not only will it give the field time to find its legs before having to make the quite sharp turn out of the straight, but it will shorten the trying bit of the journey from ...

... The Irish Oaks Racing Personalities at The Curragh See the Favourite Win A Legal Spectator Lord Hempill and a Lady Owner Lord Hempill, of Tulira Ardrahan, County Galway, was with Miss Eve Hal/am in the Members' Enclosure. Miss Hallam is a well-known owner, whose colours are a familiar sight on Irish racecourses The Favourite Wins The Hon. Gerald Wellesley, the trainer of the winner, leads in ...

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... . WRENS, as the members of the Women s Royal Naval Service are called, don't j.0 to sea, but, as our photograph shows, they are not unacquainted with their Service's oivn element. When off duty they thoroughly enjoy a trip in a sailing-boat. In the background some Naval ratings are seen at boat-drill in a cutter. -.i I he BALLOON BARRAGE W.A.A.F.'S wear smart aircrew suits. Here some of the 44 ...

... . VERONICA LAKE, who ploys bad girl Sally in Paramount'' s I WANTED WINGS (now generally released), is a dramatic film find whose dynamic personality earned her the name of blonde bomber. She meant to be a doctor, but changed her mind when a friend took her to R.K.O. studios. In August 1940 she had a test, after playing three small parts under her real- life name of Constance Keane. This ...

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... Whitbread (sf Co. Lta. Whitbread (sf Co. era. ..I went all out When the great and final moments of this war come and Democracy thunders out the doom of tyrants, will you be able to claim that you, too, did all you could We cannot all fight but we can all get behind the fighting man and hand him up the tools. And one way to see that he gets the tools is to save till it hurts to spend not a ...

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... By Foresight All Hands On Deck PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT will certainly have been interested in the report which Mr. Harry Hopkins brought back to him from his trip to Britain and Russia. The President now has his full team assembled in Washington again. Mr. Sumner Welles, the Permanent Under-Secretary at the State Department had to deputise for two months for Mr. Cordell Hull, the Secretary of ...

... (A Hui TbAwuf By James Agate Pity The Poor Director FIRST they, meaning Hollywood, buy your play, novel, or whatever it is. Next they alter it so radically that you do not recognise it. Then they change the name. What, ultimately, they think they have bought is a riddle to which Hollywood has hitherto withheld the answer. On an evening in October, 1931, there was produced at the Apollo Theatre ...