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... MYSELF AT THE PICTURES One Thing and Another By James Agate IT was Sunday evening. It was wet and cold. It was six o'clock and the pubs were shut. I was standing at the corner of Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road wondering what other race except the British would arrange to make itself completely and utterly miserable on one day in every seven. And then I remembered the Dominion Cinema. ...
... Joan Crawford Jitterbugs, Sprains Back, and Hands Over Hundred Thousand Dollar Salary to Charities It is only when Margaret Drew Joan Crawford), hard-headed managing director of i ransportalion Company, meets newspaper reporter, Michael Holmes (Melvyn ouglas), that she discovers making love is more fun than making money a is Columbia's latest picture now at the Regal. Out standing moments are ...
... Raymond Lovell's Brilliant Character Study in Murder Without Crime Much of the well-deserved success of Murder Without Crime, at the Comedy Theatre, which celebrated its 100th performance on Saturday last, is due to the excellent character acting of Raymond Lovell as the ruthlessly sadistic Matthew. Lovell was born in Montreal in 1900, and first appeared on the stage in Ireland in 1924. In ...
... The highway of fashion BY M. e. BBOOHG The City Fur Store's clients will be delighted to hear that they have returned to London it will be recalled that earlier in the war their premises were 44 blitzed. The new salons are at 110, New Bond Street, where they are making a feature of hard-wearing furs which at the same time are distinctive. To them must be given the credit of the Civet Cat Coat ...
... F°r those who smoke for V pleasure and not jrom hahii OR CORK-TIPPED i 20 for 2/- ...
... MYSELF AT THE PICTURES Another Three Sisters By James Agate AN American friend, commenting to me recently on the traditions and customs of the British aristocracy, pointed out that in his country there exists an aristocracy equally tenacious of its rights and privileges. In fact, he added, if you visit some of our great families, especially in the South, you will find a sense of caste which ...
... President of the Board of Education Mr. R. A. Butler, M.P. Howard Cosier F.R.S-A. The Rt. Hon. Richard Austen Butler, M.P. for Saffron Walden, became President of the Board of Education in July 1941. He was previously for three and a half years Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and thus did service on the foreign front for the early part of the war. He is now engaged ...
... In Which We Serve Noel Coward's New Film of the Royal Navy Had Its Sunday Premiere at the Gaumont Described as the best British film ever made, In Which We Serve was written, produced and partially directed by Noel Coward, who himself plays the leading role as Captain D. It was made at Denham by the Two Cities Film Company, and proceeds from the first per formance were given to the Royal ...
... BUBBLE ami SQEEAK Stories from Everywhere PETERBOROUGH tells this story in The Daily Telegraph: An American soldier seeing the sights of Cairo went up to a sentry at Citadel and said: Say, buddy, can you tell me when the Crusaders we here? The sentry replied: Don t know the Crusaders, but we relieved the Camero last week. Great interest was taken in the appointment of the members of a ...
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