... ^TOEL COWARD'S two first Bights were the theatrical events of the week in London, and were fixed for Thursday, April 29, and Friday, April 30, at the Haymarket. PRESENT LAUGHTER is a luxury-life comedy with Garry Essendine, popular actor, as. leading character. Garry is about to start off on a foreign tour, and has to break loose from a lot of entanglements. There is Roland, tiresome pseudo ...

... . MRS. ANDERSON, at her country home in Cambridgeshire, ichere she spends a good deal of time gardening. Mrs. Anderson who has just taken on a full-time war job as Assistant Commandant of a Red Cross hospital in the country. An at-home portrait of the wife of the commander of the victorious First Army, which took Tunis. SECOND SUBALTERN MRS. KAPLOVITCH, A.T.S., ttvenly-one-year-oU I of General ...

... EDUCATION FOR DEATH FILMED AS HITLER'S CHILDREN. n fr youth Professor Nichols (KENT SMITH) reads ichile via (BONITA GRANVILLE) and Karl chat to each other, and relax. Left: Karl, having attempted to rescue Anna from a public whipping is con fined in a military prison. He at last realises what the Nazi creed really jneans. ^°np' Htnkel (OTTO KRUGER) faces bitter disappointment tvhen he learns ...

... DIEPPE (painted for the nation's war records.) by Richard Eurich, A.R.A. (Admiralty Artist) LONDON TRIUMPHANT IN THE FOURTH YEAR OF WAR. FROM THE DORCHESTER ROOF, LOOKING SOUTH-EAST by C. R. W. Nevinson A.R.A. NUDE Pencil by A. K. Lawrence R.A. DESTROYER PICKING UP SURVIVORS (painted for the nation's war records). by Richard Eurich, A.R.A. Admiralty ArtistM MUSIC by Steven Spurrier, A.R.A. ...

... . IRIS COOPER. TRISS HENDERSON. TINA ROBINSON. JEAN TELFER and EVETTE HUNTLEY. bo- LENI LYNN. IRMAN VERNAY. MERCIA YOUNG. MARIANNE LINCOLN. MARGARET McGRATH. PHOTOGRAPHS BY ROVE. GEORGE BLACK has introduced West End audiences to a delightful selection of mem bers of the rising generation of stage favourites in his show STRIKE A NEW NOTE, at the Prince of Wales. Here are ten of them, all as ...

... - THIS N.F.S. GIRL for leaping through a flaming hoop as part of her fire-fighting training. MISS EVELYN SHARP for being the first woman to bt appointed Principal Assistant Secretary at the Treasury m THE GROUND CREW OF THE HALIFAX BOMBER SEA GOOSE for making a grand photographic Bomber Command frieze. RUBY LOFTUS for being the subject of DAME LAURA KNIGHT'S Royal Academy painting 44 Ruby Loft ...

... BROADCASTER ON THE LOVELY LAND OF THE FAITHFUL THOTOGRAPH BY KARSH, OTTAWA. MR. L. W. BROCKINGTON, K.C., is the author of the talk on New Zealand heard recently over the air, transcribed from a Telediphone recording. He described the tear achievements of what he called the Lovely land of the faithful pointing out that the population is a million and a half but that New Zealand sailors have ...

... . LADY LAMPSON. H.M. KING FEISAL OF IRAQ, VICTOR LAMPSON and H.E. THE BRITISH AMBASSADOR TO EGYPT on the terrace of the British Embassy Cairo. Right Taking careful aim KING FEISAL OF IRAQ enjoys a table game at the British Embassy, while LADY LAMPSON looks on. THESE pictures of H.M. king FEISAL were taken at the British Embassy, Cairo, when he honoured the British Ambassador and Lady Lampson ...

... STRICTLY LOYAL, FOR ENGLAND'S HONOUR SAVED-THE THEATRE ROYAL. [If outside of the THEATRE ROYAL, BRISTOL, the oldest playhouse in the country which has been reopened by C.E.M.A. The foyer of the Theatre Royal. The building is an eighteenth-century one and has been cleaned and repainted. kk: MR. 0. B. CLARENCE, MISS THEA HOLME, DAME HLTHORNDIKE, MISS KAY BANNERMAN, LADY KEYNES lly&aLopok ova), ...

... . LADY MARGARET ALEXANDER is the wife of General the Hon. Sir Harold Alexander, the victor of Tunis, C.-in-C. the Middle East since Aug,*! 1942. On the eve of the final battle he announced to the Allied troops that the last phase of the campaign had been reached and late on May 7 the fall ofBixerta and Tunis was announced. In his message of congratulation to General Alexander. I he lyime ...

... 'My bottled gone for the duration says OLD HETHERS No, madam, I'm sorry but I shan't be able to serve you with my Robinson's bottled Barley Water while the war lasts. In the meantime, madam, I'm sure I needn't remind you that you don't have to go without my barley water altogether. It's just a matter of going back to what we all used to do before Robinson's put up my barley water in bottles. ...

... . A CAMRRA PORTRAIT BY MARCUS ADAMS, THE CHILDREN'S STUDIO, 43. DOVER STREET. The HON. MRS. SHERMAN STONOR is the wife of Major the Hon. Sherman Stonor, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire L.I., only son and heir of Lord Camoys, of Stonor Park, Oxon. Before her marriage in 1938 she was Miss Jeanne Stourton. The children are JULIA, THOMAS, GEORGINA, and baby HARRIET. Mrs. Stonor leads a busy life, ...