... MR. FRANK SLATER, Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, has caricatured the cast of Grouse in June, produced in a German Prisoner of War Camp. The Officer in Charge of Entertainments, Lieut. M. W. V. Maude, says The production of plays forms quite an important part of the life in this Camp, and I wonder if any of your readers have some acting copies of recent plays which, from the point of view of ...

... The Organ isatio of a Farm Sale ALTHOUGH modern custom tends to a public sales, there is much to be said fo where the animals can be seen in their hoi informal conditions than are possible at thi also a far more intimate atmosphere at a d inspected, before the sale commences, wit buyers wandering at will among the farm bu are working among their charges. Then tl farm-sheds helps to create a ...

... : By Jean Bur imp Editor Womtn'a lirjiarlrnciii FOR THE USEFUL LIFE. A brightly coloured jerkin made from an old dress or a yard and a quarter of new material (using the width downwards) A self belt ties in front with coloured shoelaces. The blouse or dress over which you wear it should have a shirt collar, to give the traditional sports line. TWO-TONES. The two- tone woollen frock and coat ...

... WHY, ISN'T THAT Yes, indeed, it is that venerable check scarf you had two springs before the war. It has been cut in two, attached to the shoulders of a dress, seamed to shape at the waist, with the ends turned up to form deep pockets. Below, observe how a few bright velvet patch-like buttonholes enliven a wool cardigan that was beginning to get hardening of the arteries. i. Copy a soldier's ...

... Serious strip showing some of the current labours saving of a housewife who does all her own work. Starts at the beginning of the week with a meal list and a schedule of Week's Special Tasks and How To Fit Them In. This keeps everything orderly and sets the time-table working for the week. Reserves Friday afternoon for cooking as much food as possible for the week end. Pastry, pudding and ...

... Personal I* o I n t s ,or G LAM 0 U R -7 D-aytime Start'-the morning with a long bath session. Stretch yourself well, Step into the bath, Scrub your feet. Massage each toe, working the %oap in thoroughly. Continue this massage treatment, always massaging upwards to the heart, until you are tingling. Use the brush on your body if you can take it. V I f j Then lie and soak. Next, tackle toe- ...

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... Answers to distress signals from housewives who are finding that breakdowns in the home and its equipment are throwing them more upon their own resources Leather and hide furniture covering which has grown stained and greasy can be sponged with a mixture of ammonia and vinegar in the proportions of one tablespoonful of ammonia and one teaspoonful of vinegar to a quart of water. After sponging ...

... Round The London Movies An All-Star Romance, A Coloured Revue And A Will Hay Fantasy Stage Door Canteen has Sixty-six Stars, and is at the Odeon, Leicester Square I he Stage Door Canteen must be known to every member of the fighting forces who finds himself in Neiv York. There the great figures of the entertainment ivorld, of Stage. Screen and Radio wait on the boys on leave. Katharine Cornell ...

... Staying in Berkshire Mrs. Robert Heber-Percy was spending a week-end at Lord Berners Berkshire home. She is Sir Geoffrey and the Hon. Lady Fry's only child, and was married last year. She has a small daughter called Victoria Gala Boiven and Berners fere Elizabeth Bowen, the well-known authoress (in private 'e Mrs. A. C. Cameron), is seen with her host, Lord tfners, at Farringdon House, ...

... Mr. Cochran's Young Ladies Phyllis Stanley a Cochran Discovery and Daughter Susabelle His Godchild A Paddling Act for Two Sitting on the Fence by Phyllis Stanley Singing in the Bath Tub by Susabelle Rignold Photographs by Tunb ridge -Sedgwick Phyllis Stanley, the very gifted young actress, dancer and singer, 's in private life the wife of F/Lt. Hugo Rignold. Their young laughter, Susabelle, is ...

... Revived by Norman Marshall's Company at the Arts Theatre, Cambridge ji ;t Her i5 o M°rfaiT (iruum5 Lloyd) ^v(r^Br^P Sophy l Volmo. a p I e „f Sirooa I Que* The D>'chS jvlorques5 phil°n Principal members of the company assembled in the Bond Street salon of Sophy Full- garney. Joan Swinstead as Julia, Countess of Oubridge, Frith Banbury as Lord Quex, Harold Scott as Sir Chichester Frayne ...