... . WHEN President Roosevelt went to Quebec to take part in the im portant war conferences with Mr. Churchill and the Allied Nations* Chiefs of Staff, he was accompanied by Mr. Harry Hopkins, Mr. Stephen Early, his White House secretary, Miss Grace Tully, his personal secretary, and Vice-Admiral Wilson Brown, his A.D.C. His dog, the Scottic.' Fa 11 a, came too, and had his share of the ...

... FLIGHT. In a split second of time the photographer catches the effortless ease and grace of a girl at the top of an aerial leap. The snap might almost have been called 44 Air-borne Other camera-pictures from the Royal Photographic Society's eighty-eighth exhibition are reproduced in the three pages following. C FROM THE PHOTOCRAril BY C. T. BAKER, A.R.P.S. ...

... . MARIA MONTEZ, who scored a success as a desert charmer in Arabian Nights transfers to the South Seas in her new picture 44 WHITE CAPTIVE, Universal Technicolor which teas due at the Leicester Square Theatre on September 3. She plays the part of the Island Princess Tahia, who is in love with shark- hunter Kaloe. A tangled skein of jealousy theft and murder has to be unravelled before the ...

... . SUBALTERN MARY CHURCHILL talking to C.W.A.C. drivers from the special train observation platform. When in the States she inspected units of the W.A.C. MAE CRAVEN, BEATRICE LILLIE, KAY YOUNG, VIVIEN LEIGH and DOROTHY DICKSO at Sandy Ray Gibraltar, during a fete days' break in their 44 Spring Party tour North Africa Cairo and Malta. MADAME MAISKY, wife of the Soviet Ambassador, now Deputy ...

... 44 Hands off, please The Opening Chorus of 44 This is the Gen, at the Phcenix Theatre. CORPORAL JAY DA VIES as Mrs. Smithers. in a comedy number L.A.C.W. DAISY SHARPE as the Singer, with members of the Beauty Chorus, in 44 Ding, Dong, It Lore. Musical interlude A/C. GEOFF PARKES, L.A.C.W. MARY RIDDELL and L.A.C. JAN SMITS. Washing Day in the W.A.A.F. The Girls as the W.A.A.F., with the two ...

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... . VERONICA LAKE views the game tcith both clear eyes in the netc Paramount film 44 So Proudly We Hail due shortly for its Plaza premiere. Her irresistible peek-a-boo bang has gone and her forehead is free, for her part is that of a U.S. Army nurse. Her co-nurses are Claudctte Colbert and Paillette Goddard the venue Rataan and Corregidor. ...

... WE TAKE OFF OUR HAT TO- MISS ENID BAGNOLD (Lady Jones): For making a first-rate thriller from her thwarted ambition. Lottie dundass, miss en id bagnold's successful thriller at the Vaudeville, is of amusingly personal origin. In 1939, Lady Juliet Duff being ill, Miss Bagnold deputised at short notice during the run of Mr. Cecil Beaton's revue 44 Heil Cinderella, at the Theatre Royal, ...

... HPHESE studies of LADY LYELL, widow of Captain Lord Lycll, V.C., Scots Guards, who was posthumously awarded the highest decoration for gallantry in recognition of his outstanding courage, leadership and self-sacrifice in the attack on Djebel Bou Arada on April 27, were taken at Kinnordy, Angus, her Scottish home. She was Miss Sophie TrafTord, is a daughter of Major Sigismund W. J. Tra fiord, ...

... N.B. A Coloured plate is inserted in this issue. STALLION. PHOTOGRAPH BV A. G. RIGO DK RIGHI. KILTIE GIRLS. PHOTOGRAPH II V f. T. liAKKR, A.R.P.S. This .splendid haute ecole study of a stallion and that of the two reel dancing girls on the right lay great emphasis on the dramatic value of movement in photography and the necessity of snap closure in choosing the psychological moment to ...

... Southern seas, hot sun, tropical foliage are suggested by this cleverly-arranged fantasy photo graph of glass girls in a swimming interlude, and the photographer achieves an unusual sense of reality which is both nostalgic and tantalising. It is on view at the R.P,S Exhibition. FROM THE PHOTOGRAPH BY E. HF.IMANN, F.R.P.S. ...