... Zoe Gail Singing in Strike a New Note, at the Prince of Wales Theatre ...

... -44 By Sabretache A Miraculous Reincarnation THE phrase at Newmarket is that you should pull your horse to ease him, but when he is in his greatest distress in running, he cannot bear that visible method of pulling. He should be enticed to ease himself an inch at a time, as his situation will allow: this should be done as if you had a silken rein as fine as a hair, and that you were afraid of ...

... ■M-IUiJ JJiliW I-- CHESRO SPONSOR THE NEW TEBILIZED FABRICS Chesro frocks triumph over restrictions This year's designs are as charming as ever and every one of the lovely fabrics is marked Tebilized That means a great deal, for the 'Tebilized' mark stands for tested crease-resistance. Gives you cottons and rayons empowered to resist and recover from creasing just as wool does naturally. ...

... By Elizabeth Bowen The Parsonage THE Parson's Wife, as a figure, is firmly fixed in one's English idea of Society. In the village community, in the country parish, she is more in evidence than in town. If she has acquired any romance, it is of the mossy kind that forms about a tradition-- like the spire, the pond and the inn-sign, she remains in our hearts as part of the local scene. But, ...

... BY M. E. BROOKE No one can fail to be delighted with the collection of furs which Percy Vickery, 245, Regent Street, has assembled in his salons. To him must be given the credit of the ocelot and nutria model portrayed on this page it really is a gilt-edge investment. Furthermore, it will be found a fount of inspiration where remodelling is concerned. It could easily be made from two coats ...

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... MYSELF AT THE PICTURES To Tell or Not To Tell By James Agate To what extent should a critic give away the dénouement of a film? The cinema is too young for this question to have been greatly debated; it was, I imagine, first raised in the theatre in the days of the old Greek dramatists. After declaring the nature of the curse imposed by the malignant gods on some unlucky human, these old boys ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Phillips Till Lieut. Claude Phillips R.A. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Phillips of Stamford, and Freda Till, twin daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Frederick Till, of Ferriby East Yorkshire, were married at St. Margaret's, Westminster Shaw Baines Lieut. E. Derek Shaw, R.N.V.R. second son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Leslie Shaw, of Prenton, Cheshire, and ...

... BRITISH TROOPS IN OCCUPATION OF THE FAMOUS MARETH LINE, >IN SOUTHERN TUNISIA, AFTER ITS CAPTURE BY THE EIGHTH ARMY. This is an Observation Post in one of the captured forts in the Line note the strong pill-box in the background As in the case of the even more famous Maginot Line, the Tunisian Mareth Line fell as the result of a flanking movement which rendered the strong fortifications useless ...

... THE R.A.F.'s 25th ANNIVERSARY The King's Message to the Royal Air Force. To the Hight Hon. Ljord JFcir Secretary of State and Trestdent of the ...

... BRITISH and AMERICAN ATTACK in TUNISIA The .Onslaught on the Two Axis Armies by the Allies The Latest Action Pictures from the battle Zones THIS PICTURE HAS BEEN DESCRIBED IN NEW YORK AS ONE OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING OF THE WAR. It shows two bombs bursting in close proximity to! American patrol advancing with their trucks through the rolling Tunisian countryside. In the left foreground wounded ...

... AT THE MARETH LINE Dramatic Pictures of the Capture of the Fortifications by the Men of the Eighth Army iiL' Eighth Army have done it again After having chased Rommel's Afrika t 1 Korps light up to the Mareth Line, they have now hurst through the forti- fications there and are pursuing their old enemies up the length of Tunisia towards Bizerta and Tunis with the R.A.F. in close co-operation ...