... Citizen Kane Mag ate into Monster: Fifty Crowded Years of Wasted Life j| pfe>y* vwtf, scfo^s;>'1 n^s BF n 9H Orson Welles as Citizen Kane 8. Epilogue. Kane dies at seventy-Jive. A news-reel staff working among the art treasures attempt to unravel the mystery behind ''Rosebud f/ie /asf word to pass his lips 6. Divorced Kane mar ries his pretty singer, spends nearly a million on building her ...

... Three Generations Lord and Lady Hot ham With Their Parents and Their Son and Heir Lord Hotham, who succeeded his cousin in 1923 as seventh Baron, married in 1937 Lady Letitia Sibell Winifred Cecil, elder daughter of the Marquess and Marchioness of Exeter. They have a son and heir, Henry Durand, born in May 1940, who is a godson of the Duchess of Gloucester. Lord Hotham's places in Yorkshire ...

... At intervals during the last year the voice of Germany's greatest living author has been heard in the land from which he is exiled. He speaks into the microphone in America on problems close to the German heart, his broad- east is picked up and recorded in London, and then re-broadcast to Germany by the B.B.C. overseas service. It was in 1938 that the sixty-three-year-old writer had to leave ...

... The Two Cambridgeshires Newmarket and The Curragh This view of the field in the Cambridgeshire at Newmarket shows ApriUe Son leading, only to be overtaken by the consistent Rue de la Paix Capt. Moore, the King's racing manager, discussed events ivith Fred Darling at the Newmarket Sales. His Majesty's filly, Sun Chariot, who showed amazing speed when she won the Middle Park Stakes, is proving ...

... : By Bruce Bairnsfather It is an ancient mariner, and lie stoppeth one of three Bruce Bairnsfather ...

... Night on the Bare Mountain The Ballet from Sorotchintsi Fair, the Russian Comic Opera at the Savoy Mussorgski's comic opera, Sorot chintsi Fairt which is having such a successful run at the Savoy Theatre, is to go on tour at the end of this week. The simple and humorous story of Ukrainian peasant life, George Kirsta's vivid costumes and decor, combined with the excellent singing of Oda Slo- ...

... The Second Son of Flying Officer and Mrs. Jack Purbrick with His Parents I Tunbrulee-Sedewick Lieutenant and Mrs. Eyre and Their Daughter Georgina Mary Joan, the baby daughter of Lieut. Richard G. Eyre R.N. and Mrs. Eyre, of Queensmead Lodge, Windsor, was chris tened at Holy Trinity, Brompton. Mrs. Eyre was Miss Mary Royds, daughter of the late Admiral Sir Charles Raivson Royds and Lady Royds, ...

... Lady Diana Tiarks M.T.C. Dispatch Rider Lady Diana 1 larks is the younger daughter of the late Earl of Winchilsea and sister of the present Earl. She married in 1938 Mr. Peter Frank Tiarks, of Westcote Manor, Edgehill, Warwickshire as his second wife, and they have two daughters. Mr. Tiarks, who is' in the Royal Artillery is a son of Mr. F. C. Tiarks, a Director of the Bank of England. Lady ...

... A Library on Wheels for the Troops A mobile library was presented by the Mansfield (Notts.) Brewery Company to the Y.M.C.A. for the use of members of the Forces in isolated parts of the country. The Duchess of Portland, on the right, President of the North Midland Divisional Y.M.C.A. Women's Auxiliary, received the presentation and Miss Cicely Courtneidge, on the left, declared the library ...

... Lady Jane Nelson at Home With Her Children and Her Guests Hostess and Guest Lady Jane Nelson and Mrs. Pat 1 1 anbury both have husbands in the Grenadier Guards. Mrs. H anbury was Prunella Higgins daughter of Air-Commodore and Mrs. T. C. R. Higgins, of Turvey House, Turvey Bedfordshire. Her husband is the second son of the late Sir Cecil H anbury, and Lady H anbury, of Kingston Maurward, Dorset ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings and Engagements Rex Huntley-Walker A recent marriage in London was that of Count Christian Rex and Miss Norah Huntley- Walker of Chesterfield House May fair, which took place at St. James's Spanish Place Mrs. Michael Wilkinson Elizabeth Susan Tat ham, younger daughter of the late Charles E. Tathatn, and Mrs. Tatham now at the Green Cottage, ...

... by M. E. BROOKE There is quite an art in choosing a coat. It must suit the figure, be warm, light, and of such a character that it will remain undated. Margaret Marks, Knightsbridge, is making a feature of winter coats. To her must be given the credit of the one on the right. It is carried out in tweed in autumn colourings trimmed with tipped fox. There are 44 muff bags to harmonise with the ...