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... Back to the Stage Vivien Leigh in a Shaw Play Vivien Leigh has come back to the English stage fresh from her Hollywood triumphs, the last of which was Lady Hamilton shown not long ago in London. She is now playing Mrs. Dubedat in Irene Hentschel's produc tion of The Doctor's Dilemma with Cyril Cusack as Louis Dubedat. The show opened a long provincial tour at Manchester on September 9, where ...
... -/4 By Sabretache Nerves and Nerve THE two are poles apart, and yet quite often next door to one another. Be cause a person suffers from the first, it by no means happens that he has lost the second. A telling illustration of this fact is furnished by the very gallant exploit of someone now known as Acting Squadron Leader W. J. Edrich, D.F.C., but better known as W. J. Edrich, brilliant All ...
... by ffl. E. BROOKE Clothes reflect the strenuous times through which we are passing therefore, Dickins and Jones, Regent Street, are specialising in interchangeable affairs. For instance, the frock portrayed may have an additional vest and sleeves which would completely alter its aspect. In its present form it is a pleasing study in shepherd's plaid and plain wool material, an important feature ...
... . THE THEATRE SISTER: by Dr. Julian Smith. INDOLENCE by P. H. Oelman. FIRSTBORN by G. L. Hawkins. WASTE NOT by Lancelot Vining. These delightful camera studies from the London Salon of Photography illustrate feminine energy and passivity the Martha and Mary types, in fact. The purposeful and efficient theatre sister may be contrasted with the lovely lazy girl and it 's obvious that the ...
... ROYAL COMING-OF-AGE, WEDDINGS PEOPLE IN THE LIGHTER ANC ENGAGEMENTS AND WAR-WORKERS: BRIGHTER SIDE OF WARTIME NEWS. KING PETER II. of Yugoslavia arriving at St. Paul's with his mother QUEEN MARIE, for the service to celebrate his coming-of-age. CAPTAIN GEORGE A PICKERING, R.A., marriei MISS MAUREEN SARGENT only daughter of Engineer- Captain J- J. Sargent R.N. (Ret.), at Church Stretton. Left ...
... GREAT are the improvements that have been made in fur fabrics so much so that in the distance it is extremely difficult to distinguish them from their prototype fur. Gorringes in the Buckingham Palace Road have assembled in their salons a most interesting collection. The model portrayed, a reproduction of Indian lamb, is attractively shaded, and available in grey as well as brown. Then there ...
... Mothers and Sons In the Garden Pictures of the Young Heirs of a Soldier and a Sailor, Taken at The Hampshire Homes of Their Grandparents Mrs. Richard Anstruther-Gough-Callhorpe and Niall Hamilton Niall Hamilton Anstruther-Gougli-Calthorpe is the year-old son and heir of Major Richard Hamilton Anstruther Gough Calthorpe, O.B.E., Royal Scots Greys. His father is the only son of Sir FitzRoy and ...
... By Christopher St. John A Jirilliant Youner Novelist IN Mr. Patrick White's new novel, The Living and the Dead (Routledge; 9s.), which should make those critics who saw such great promise in his first book, Happy Valley, congratulate themselves on their discernment, Elyot Standish, a character we have good reason for identifying with his creator, compares his writing-table to the operating ...
... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Evans White Sq.-Ldr. William Elwyn Francis Evans R.A.F.V.R., only son of the late W E. Evans of Camelot, Milford Haven, and Mrs. Evans and Elizabeth Margaret White daughter of the late Sir Robert White, Bt., and Lady White, of Boulge Hall, Woodbridge, Suffolk, were married at Ho'y Trinity, Marylebone. Her brother, Sir Richard White, married ...
... ^1/lfbjAJltjj' t(A iitJl TbAwuf By James Agate Last With The News I WISH there were a paper which would have the moral courage to announce that it was last with the news. This craze for topicality results in a derangement of values which I personally find disturbing. Say that a film star's pet dog dies and the star herself is plunged in grief-- this contemptible informa tion is held to be of ...
... Mrs. Bramwell Booth Receives a Birthday Telegram On her eightieth birthday Mrs. Bramwell Booth, widow of General W. Bramwell Booth, of the Salvation Army, got a tele gram from her daughter Miss Mary Booth, now a prisoner in Germany. With Mrs. Booth at her home near Barnet are her grandson, Mr. Stuart Wycliffe Booth, and her sons, Mr. Ber nard and Mr. Wycliffe Booth Ann Dvorak Attends a Wedding ...
... American Hospital A Visit to the Harvard Red Cross Field Unit in Great Britain It was in January that Dr. John E. Gordon crossed the Atlantic with plans for an American Red Cross- Harvard University Hospital for Infectious Diseases to be established in Britain. After him came the hospital itself, twenty-two buildings in sections ready to be fitted together, complete with light, heat, and water ...