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... The Hon. Eric and the Hon. Mrs. Butler-Henderson Entertain Their Children and Grandchildren The Hon. Eric Butler-Henderson and the Hon. Mrs. Butler- Henderson had a large family gathering at their Hampshire home, Faccombe Manor, when the Army leave of two of their sons and of both their sons-in-law coincided. The Hon. Eric Brand Henderson, the younger son of the late Lord Faringdon, married ...
... By Foresight Salted Traditions WE are a sea-minded nation. The intrepid gallantry of our Air Force, the grim enduring qualities of our Army are nothing compared to the traditional belief in the unstained glory of the Royal Navy. Here we have the reason for what may seem to be the unreasoning reactions of the public towards the affair of the Scharnhorst and the Gneisenau. Divorced from all ...
... By James Agate A Good Resolution I SHALL begin this week with a personal experience that happened to me just before the war. I had gone to spend the week-end at that seaside resort which the doctor said was the best cure for overwork. I determined to go not as a dramatic critic, but in the way that the privileged many who are not dramatic critics go to the theatre. You must know that it ...
... By Elizabeth Bowen Hawk's-eye View MR. JOHN GUNTHER-- of Inside Europe and Inside Asia-- has now given us Inside Latin America (Hamish Hamil ton; 12s. 6d.). The flair that gets Mr. Gunther to the right places at the right moments makes him deliver books at the right time. With every month of the war, the Republics that make up Central and South America come further into the news. About these ...
... £K? -/4 Bv Sabretache j Confidence Tricksters I '11 never assume that a rogue or a thief Is a gentleman worthy implicit belief (Said I to myself said I). A distinguished Lord Chancellor temp. W. S. Gilbert. WOULD gentlemen who make a living by getting a bit from both sides fall within the category mentioned by this eminent lawyer? As a rider: will it be exactly prudent to continue to employ ...
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... EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY STATESMEN I LIVE AGAIN ON THE SCREEN ROBERT DONAT AND ROBERT MORLEY AS PITT AND FOX. JOHN MILLS plays William Wilberforce, Pitt's greatest friend and confidant, in The Young Mr. Pitt. Left ROBERT MORLEY as Charles James Fox. His physical resemblance to the famous statesman is remarkable. rtaerted in this issue. The eighteenth century is admirably evoked bf *c etill phvt I ...
... TWO YEARS OLD THIS MONTH THE BEAVER CLUB-- CANADIAN SOLDIERS' LONDON HOME FROM HOME. Canadian soldiers coming down the double staircase of the Beaver Club ichich is decorated in turquoise blue and scarlet. Where business is always brisk the canteen. During Us two years of life, the Beaver Club has served 1 ,266,060 meals and snacks. Boys from Vancouver and Alberta chatting with MRS. VINCENT ...
... . LYNDA GREY was brought from New York to Hollywood from the stage cast of 44 Louisiana Purchase for the screen version, and is remaining at the studio under term contract. ELEANOR STEWART is one of the thirteen front-line show girls directed in dance numbers by Sam Ledner. They were chosen from one thousand candidates. ALAINE BRANDES won a part in 44 Louisiana Purchase and a contract. A ...
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... BRIDES, BRIDEGROOMS, WAR-WORKERS, ARTISTS: ALL PEOPLE IN THE NEWS OF TO-DAY. KEY LARGO, new play by Maxwell Anderson was given its English premiere by the Cambridge A.D.C. MICHAEL BENNETT played the hero, an American volunteer in Spain who deserts when he thinks his cause lost and finds life with courage lost is not worth living. This is Act I., the gambling scene. MISS CHRISTINA CHAN, ...