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... . ic 'andyke (VIC OLIVER) finds his partner, Rabener (ALBERT LIEVEN), shot on the dance floor. JEANNE RAVEL steps from her Venetian Sedan chair in the opening Casanova number. Brilliant musical clowns, the BROTHERS CAIROLI, giving some glorious fooling. Right Elephant Girl ANNE D'ARCY in her amusing 44 Circus Parade costume. sts, finally committing a sensational murder. The 44 floor show ...
... HALIFAX AND HYLA.OSAURUS. THE likeness between a prehistoric monster, the HYL.EOSAURUS, and one of our most up-to-date bombers, the HALIFAX, could hardly be more striking. The Hylaeo- saurus is a genus of gigantic dinosaur established upon remains discovered by Mantell in the Wealdon formation of Tilgate Forest in England. A 44 portrait sculpture of one of these lizards, which were probably ...
... HOSTESS FROCKS FOR HOME SLACKS FOR WORK FURS FOR WARMTH PERFECTLY practical are the slacks above, accom panied with a cardigan jacket and sweater. This outfit has been designed and carried out by H. J. Nicoll, of Regent Street. Furthermore, there are admirably tailored coats and skirts and an infinite variety of odd skirts for wearing with twin sets. A feature is made of uniforms for men and ...
... The Tatler and Bystander in Town and Country By Bridget Chetwynd Red Cross in the Country LADY CAMDEN, County President of the British Red Cross Society for Kent, inspected local detachments at the County Hall in Beckenham, and watched various demonstrations of first aid and home nursing. Miss Batten, O.B.E., County Director, Miss Payne, Assistant County Director, and Miss Sanderson, Assistant ...
... Previews of Lydia Merle Oberon Is the Boston Belle of Four Romances in Alexander Korda's New Film, Directed by Julien Duvivier Lydia the latest Korda production, recently shown with great success in the U.S.A., is the first American effort of the brilliant French director, Julien Duvivier, of Camel de Bal and Pepe le Moko fame. Duvivier and L. Bushe-Fekete are co-authors of the story, in ...
... The Empire Ball At Grosvenor House, in Aid of the British Social Hygiene Council Miss Audrey Warren Pearl, whose mother is an indefatigable worker for charity, was photographed with Captain I. A. R. Peebles, the cricketer At the Southern Rhodesian table above are Assistant Section Officer Maureen Guest, daughter of Southern Rhodesia's Air Minister, Air Commodore E. W. Meredith A.O.C., R.A.F. ...
... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings and Engagements Crosthwaite Clarke Capt. Ivor John Crosthwaite, Grenadier Guards, younger son of Capt. and Mrs. H. T. Crosthwaite, of Little Bowden, Pangbourne, Berks., and France Clarke, elder daughter of Brig.-Gen. and Mrs. Goland Clarke, of Maudlyn House, Steyning, Sussex, were married at St. James's, Spanish Place Hajek-Garczyftski Kemball ...
... WEDDINGS, A NEW COMEDY, SPORE AND NOTABLE PERSONALITIES: Students at the SCHOOL FOR AIRCRAFT DRAUGHTSWOMEN inaugurated by Mrs F. G. Miles, the aeroplane designer visit the factory during their training, to see the planes under construction. LOVE IN A MIST, at the St. Martin's, is the comedy of an interrupted honeymoon. Rose (ANNA KONSTAM left) and Pat (ANN TODD) are trying to restrain Howard ...
... 9 . In the great Del Monte pool GINGER ROGERS enjoys floating lazily in the ivarm water. Sailing on Carmel Bay in an 18-footer boat belonging to Stuart Haldorn of Monterey. Ginger didn't restrict her bathing to the Del Monte pool, but enjoyed many a dip in the ocean. A crack shot at sheet, Ginger uses a specially built Belgian gun. Ginger had never before done much sailing, but soon learnt the ...
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... A WAR NEWSLETTER-No. 118 x, New Oxford Street, W.C.i Grounds for Satisfaction. --In these dark days of winter and the war, we have some solid grounds of comfort. It is hard pounding, gentlemen, and we shall continue to get some nasty jolts and setbacks all along the line at sea, in the air and on land, from Murmansk to Benghazi, and thence to Dover, and perhaps across the oceans to Hong Kong ...
... GREAT AIR JOURNEYS THAT STEER THE WAR The Development of the Long-distance Aeroplane has Made Possible Many Diplomatic Contacts and Movements in All Parts of the Globe. Some of the Journeys Already Achieved During the War are Here Described By FERDINAND TUOHY ONE day in the winter of 1870-71 the Prussians on Mt. Valérian overlooking besieged Paris were flabbergasted to see a balloon rise from ...