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... Fine flying i weather The Standard Motor Co. Ltd., Coventry A Above, in the summer sky, the scarlet kite, abandoning its downward plunges, soars steadily upwards, borne by a wind of a strength unguessed-at here below. But this is in a London Park what about the balloon barrage What about the ban on kites And these children should they not be in some safer area now Ah, but they are citizens of ...

... MAY 29, 1942 TVi/j/ X tlie Safety glass FORTNIGHTLY The Illustrated SPOKITINQ and DRAMATIC News SPORT COUNTRY? ...

... THERE is a show running in Birming-- ham and it costs 6d. to get in. The success of the event is amply proved by the fact that the first Saturday's entrance- takings more than paid for the whole 14 days cost of the show-- personnel, wages, property and effects! It isn't a circus, it isn't a dog track or even an open air theatre. It's far more important. It is a practical demonstration of every ...

... Big Top at His Majesty's MR. C. B. COCHRAN could not produce a poor revue if he tried (I don't suppose he ever has tried), and if Big Top, at His Majesty's, is not quite one of his best efforts, it is big enough and topping enough to provide plenty of first-rate entertainment. I fully enjoyed at least four-fifths of it. The author is Herbert Far j eon, another expert at his job. At least, ...

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... Prices including Purchase Tax SAVES STEEL Blue 1/3 for 5 Stainless 1/3 for 5 Thin 1/3 for 6 For the common wealth 'I Economy comes hard on that Brotherhood of Nations that has given the world its comforts from luxury ships to luxury shaving. Yet because it is well made the liner can join the Navy and because it is well made the Blade conserves the common wealth by its economy in use. 11 ...

... THE human Milk Bureau, founded by Miss E, G. Dare, Matron of Queen Charlotte's Hospital, collects milk from approved nursing mothers for distribution to forty-eight hospitals, and also to other institutions all over the country. Miss Dare, who founded the Bureau four years ago, and who got it going again after it had been closed at the outbreak of hostilities, has studied at first hand in ...

... RABBIT-KEEPING SIMPLIFIED Where there is a Lawn FOR some years we have been rearing young rabbits on grass alone through- out the summer months when the grass is long and juicy; the results have always been good. There have been no deaths by disease; growth and weight of meat have both been satisfactory and the fur has always benefited, being close and glossy with none of the looseness and ...

... Rain (St. Martin's) IT is seventeen years since Rain, the play founded on Somerset Maugham's short story of the South Seas, Sadie Thompson, was first produced in London. I have seen in the leading part Miss Jeanne Eagels, Miss Tallulah Bankhead, Miss Olga Lindo and Miss Claire Luce, all of whom brought out the sadness of poor Sadie, who, although she could flare up at times in a flash of ...

... WE reproduce with pride from our issue of November 22, 1940, a frontispiece picture of Acting Squadron-Leader W. S. Fielding-Johnson, M.C., D.F.C., and his wife, taken at the Shorthorn Society's Show at Reading. Acting Squadron- Leader Fielding-Johnson won the M.C. as a twenty-three-old captain in the Army in the last war and has now won the D.F.C., at the age of fifty, for participation in ...