... WAY OF THE WAR By Foresight Bluff THERE was a time when a meeting between Hitler and Mussolini was an event of importance. In all parts of the world there were people anxious to know why they had met and what they had discussed. By his propaganda Goebbels was able to produce headlines in all the capitals; and there was the usual boast about Axis solidarity. Usually these meetings did portend ...

... he Show Goes On but Blackmail, Strangulation, id the Hidden Hand keep the Actors Busy Back-stage ^Vliat city but New York could sponsor another Gypsy Rose Lee? Complete mistress of the art of strip tease, author of best-selling thrillers, queep of a Bohemia all her own, her life-story would make a score of Hollywood films. Strip Tease Lady (Odeon, Leicester Square) is based on her lurid novel ...

... Garden Party at Windlesham Chilean Ambassador Lends Home to Aid Royal Naval War Libraries The grounds of Thankerton House, Windlesham, Surrey, home of H.E. The Chilean Ambassador, were thrown open to the public recently for a garden party in aid of the Royal Naval War Libraries, founded by Mrs. Ivan Colvin, O.B.E., shortly after the outbreak of war. The Libraries work directly under the ...

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... -/4 By Sabretache 'Mre Amazin' Instance of THE rest of the sentence is a pop'lar man and the reference is to Surtees' celebrity, who was always so anxious to do every thing that was handsome and popular. The thought is induced by something someone back not so long ago from Somewheres West of Suez said to me about that luckless person Von Papen. who, the Scout says, is extremely ...

... Surgical and Nursing Staff at a Royal Naval Hospital D. R. Stuart Front row Surg. Lt. E. Elines, L.R.C.P., R.N.V.R., Sister I. S. Martin, Surg. Lt. M. G. Low, M.B., Ch.B., R.N.V.R., Sister D. Miller, Surg. Cdr. A. S. Bradlaw, M.B., Ch.B., R.N.V.R., Superintending Sister L. Broadbclt, Surg. Lt. R. G. Harcourt, R.N.V.K., Sister M. E. E. Williams, Surg. Lt. S. M. Musgrave, R.N.V.R. Back row the ...

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... I Patent 537 I for fi^Cna man! is specialised equipment for flying men. The suit illustrated embodies comfort, safety, buoyancy, fire protection, emergency quick-release, and is adapted for electric heating. In the happier days of peace to come ingenuity and experience will turn to the production of all manner of garments for outdoors 771 and sportswear, j WBmp** HMBB&twiro-T The suits ...

... . HERMIONE GINGOLD, star of Sweet and Low at the Ambassadors, has just moved into an attractive house in Kinnerton Street, Knightsbridge, so the celebration party she recently gave in honour of the success of the new show was also a house-warming. Miss Gingold writes a good deal of the material that she puts over so brilliantly, and is responsible for the amusing burlesque Arsenic and Old ...

... REGENCY FILM THE MAN IN GREY. Clarissa Marchioness of Rohan (PHYLLIS CALVERT; right J, finding her old schoolfellow Hester (MARGARET LOCKWOOD^ touring in a third rate repertory company, takes her back to London to stay with her Lady Rohan makes friends with her husband's new librarian Peter Rokeby (STEWART GRANGER), to whom she once gave a lift in her coach i chen he was a poor strolling ...

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... MYSELF AT THE PICTURES The Question of Standard By James Agate HAVING spent a dreary morning reviewing one of those feminine ebullitions which I call bosom-claspers I went in the afternoon to see Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's latest film, Du Barry Was a Lady (Empire). This will no doubt be a great success, but it is simply not my kind of film. I hated it when I saw it as a stage play and I disliked ...