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... Margot Fonteyn Studies of the Sadler's Wells Ballerina in Four of Her Roles Le Lac des Cygnes was chosen to open the Sadler's Wells Ballet's fourth London season of the year on Monday. It is now four years since Margot Fonteyn first danced the great double Odettc-Odile role in this, perhaps the best-loved of the old classical ballets. And it is nearly five years since, aged seven teen, she ...
... Leaders of Opinion No. 4. The Editor of the New Statesman and Nation a It is just ten years since' Kingsley Martin took charge of the newly amalgamated New Statesman and Nation. What effect he has had on its career and what influence he has on public opinion is partly indicated by the circulation of the N.S. N., which has now reached 40,000, a record figure in English weekly journalism of ...
... Australian Beauties Some of the Girls Who Decorate Sydney's Twenty Beaches, and the One Who Was Chosen as 1941 Star Film-studio publicity throws a perpetual spotlight 011 the pretty girls of Hollywood, groomed and glamorous and struggling for success. For a change, here are some Empire products whose spotlight is the sun that blazes 011 a score of Sydney beaches. All through the bathing season ...
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... By Oliver Stewart Glucosity THE epithet fearless has been applied thousands of times during this war as an admiring description of our air fighters. Yet it seems, from a pre-view I have been privileged to have of an article on The Functions of Fear in Air Fighting, which is to appear in the near future, that to calk an air pilot or a member of an air craft crew fearless is to talk nonsense ...
... Women's Golf Players in the Daily Sketch National Tournament Flight Officer Beryl Pockett W.A.A.F was one of the many players who arrived in uniform Miss Joan Pemberton is now in the M.T.C. She used to be a leading player in the Bystander Girls' Champion ship ivas runner up in 1938 Section Officer Pam Barton was another W.A.A.F. competitor at Royal Mid-Surrey where the Sketch tournament ...
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... F/ 20 for 1/6 loo much 4 AND TOO LITTLE 1 Even in the days of plenty we never really liked to hear of anyone smoking more than 20 Four Square cigarettes a day. They were, and are, made especially for people who smoke for pleasure rather than from habit. Now, when it's sometimes difficult to get even ten Four Square cigarettes a day, we sympathise. Because too little of a good thing is about as ...
... Meet John Doe Gary Cooper Makes Another 44 Little Man Film Under Frank Capra's Direction Frank Capra, who made Mr. Deeds Goes to Town and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington has used something of the same formula for Meet John Doe. That '8 to say, John Doe stands for the little man whose battle against exploitation and injustice has to be fought again and again. Gary Cooper, who was Mr. Deeds, is now ...
... nder in Town and Country By Bridget Chetwynd Concert THE Albert Hall was packed for the welfare concert in aid of the funds of Eastern Command and London District Welfare Branch, for which Lord Nathan of Churt works so energetically. Its purpose is to relieve the boredom inevitable for troops training, and waiting, usually far from their homes, and it supple ments E.N.S.A. with both popular ...
... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings and Engagements Chapman Bartholdy Michael Edward Chapman second son of Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Chapman o/ 4, Parfc Town, Oxford and Brigit Mendelssohn Bartholdy, younger daughter of the late Professor Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Fellow of Balliol College, and Mrs. Mendelssohn Bartholdy, of 17, Park Town Oxford were married at St. Columba's, Oxford ...
... THE COTTAGE Homes Of England By M. Lovett Turner ALTHOUGH the ideal country cottage exists only in the imagination of the town dweller, to-day, with homes ruined and businesses suspended, it remains the Mecca of many a weary pilgrimage. Country cottages do exist but, unfortu nately, the interior does not always harmonise with the charm of the exterior. Much can be done to remedy this with the ...