... By Foresight Greetings THE Prime Minister's sixty-seventh birth day found him in the plenitude of his power and the fullness of his confidence. Mr. Churchill's health has never been better, nor his energy as boundless. No burden of detail, however large or small, halts him in his purpose, nor dims his vision. He lives and works for victory in a manner which commands the simple admiration of ...

... By James Agate Three Good Films WHAT is a good film? I think that one of the ways to answer this question is to transpose it and ask: What is a good picture? Meaning the thing which is painted by hand and hangs on a wall. It is a good picture if, all things considered, you prefer it to the bare wall. But, say you, being argumentative, even a bad picture may be better than empty space. ...

... Miss Penelope Steele Miss Penelope Steele is working at a Chelsea First- Aid Post and also helps at the Beaver Club, the London rendezvous of Canadians in this country. She is the daughter of Mrs. Gerald Steele of 66, Prince's Gate, S. W., and before the war she teas a student at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, and intended to take up acting as a career Miss Janet Attlee Miss Janet Attlee ...

... The Viceroy's Daughter Larly Anne Southby and Her Four-Months-Old Son Lady Anne Hope, eldest daughter of the Marquess and Marchioness of Linlithgow, married Lieut. Patrick Henry James Southby, R.N., in 1939 in India, returned to England when her husband left his post as A.D.C. to her father, the Viceroy, to go on active service, and is now living at Field House, Burford, in Oxfordshire. Her ...

... Get a Load of This There Is Music, Laughter, Dancing, Drama and Death in George Black's Two-Floor Show at the Hippodrome Dancing time in the cabaret belongs to Jeanne Ravel of the lovely legs. She dances alone and with tall blond partner, George Gray. Jeanne is married to Ronnie Boyer, now in the Navy, with whom before the war she danced her way through Europe and South America Table ...

... By Elizabeth Bowen Obscure Lives IN front of the great winds of world events, the lives of the little people are blown like straws. Nowadays, too much happens: our imaginations grow strained and tired with the effort to take in happenings on a colossal scale-- so we turn with relief to small lives, to individual people, and wonder how they make out, how they see things through. Miss E. M. ...

... I The History of HENNESSY I f; k: I) is the History of I GOOD I B IV ANDY I i gj i r t i(c i e re n: iWARTED U^HY blame the retailer? It is not his fault that the needs of Britain's overseas customers, and others, come before those of the home market. But hush perhaps it was that FIVE TO ONE suggestion on Britain's victory which so raised his ire _ SMITH WTRIf EtLT)GIXS plug in to Orcvnwieh ...

... The Tatler and Bystander in Town and Country Lunching By Bridget Chetwynd LADY CARISBROOKE was lunching out, in a beautiful mink coat, and on the same day Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hanké had a party. She was Miss June Child, one of the daughters of Madame de Peña, and she looked nice in St. John Ambulance uniform, in which she was painted fairly lately by Captain Serge Rodzianko. Mr. Stephen Spender, ...

... By Pamela Murray Acre Opera Company DR. FRITZ BUSCH, of Glyndebourne, was at the baton, as they say, and the Metro politan horseshoe-ites were in the stalls of the 44th Street Theatre when the young-- in every sense-- opera company, brought into being by Mrs. Lytle Hull (sister of Mrs. Jan Juta), Mrs. Cornelius Dresselhuvs (who sings dans l'intimité, as does Mrs. Jessie Wool worth Donahue), ...

... By Oliver Stewart Photoboobs IF I had been a collector of photographs, I could by now have made a good collection of photographs representative of the more remarkable fall-downs, errors, muddles and mistakes of photographers, caption-writers, and art editors in this present war. For aviation seems to present the specialist in slip-ups with his greatest opportunity. My collection of photoboobs ...

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... VAPEX The Magic Drop I w WILL STOP THAT COLD USE VAPEX at the first sign of a cold and it will be cleared promptly and safely. Breathing VAPEX removes the stuffiness by penetrating to the source of the infection the warm recesses of the nose and throat where it destroys the breeding germs. If you have let your cold develop, VAPEX will shorten the attack, ease the breathing andclearthe ...