... 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 ...

... By Elizabeth Bowen Intrepid Photographer GEORGE RODGER, photographer-author of Red Moon Rising (Cresset Press; 12s. 6d.), has been said, by the American magazine on whose staff he is, to have gone to more sweat and pain to get a few pictures than any other photographer. Unquestionably, the pictures here were worth getting. Beauty and terror, action and repose, unconscious humour and wordless ...

... TO MARRY THE AIR C.-IN-C. MEDITERRANEAN FLIGHT OFFICER BLACK. It is reported in the 44 Daily Mail, the 44 Evening Standard and the 44 Star that the engagement of FLIGHT OFFICER MARIE BLACK, W.A.A.F., to Air Chief- Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder, K.C.B., will shortly be announced. Thirty-five-year- old Flight Officer Black is the younger daughter of the late Colonel Sir Bruce Selon, Bt., of ...

... f BALLET WITHOUT COUPONS. Wit and grace characterise this aptly-titled picture from the London Salon of Photography, which is holding its thirty-fourth annual exhibition at the R.W.S. Galleries, Conduit Street. ROM THE PHOTOGRAPH BY E. HEIMANN. ...

... The penguin provides an appealing subject for the artist but fete camera-men have succeeded in finding a more perfect pose than this or in naming it more happily It is one of the admirable studies on vietc at the London Salon of Photography Exhibition. FROM THE PHOTOGRAPH BY A. N. ACRAMAN. ...

... t4rpHE WINGLESS VICTORY, by Maxwell Anderson, was J- recently produced at the Phoenix Theatre. It is a period piece set in the year 1800, the tragedy of a New England sea-captain who marries a Malay Princess and brings her home to his native Salem. His Puritan family, bigoted and resentful, make life a torment for Nathaniel and Oparre. Finally he banishes his wife, who then recalls her royal ...

... MERLE OBERON (in private life, Lady Korda) and DAME MAY WHITTY introduce Chinese airmen to the boys in the canteen. GEORGE RAFT does his bit as a washer-up at the famous Stage Door Canteen Stage and screen actress HELEN HAYES helps to entertain two sailors and introduces them to a Junior Hostess. GYPSY ROSE LEE, the celebrated striptease,' does her act for the benefit of the enthusiastic boys ...

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... C. A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country The King Visits V.C.'s Grave DURING his recent tour of North Africa the King visited the grave of the late Lord Lyell. When he got home he asked his private secretary, then Sir Alexander Hardinge, to write to Lady Lyell telling her of his visit and of all he had heard out there of her husband's great bravery. He said in the letter that he had heard ...

... 1 1 has been said that farmers fatten most when famine reigns. Be that as it may, during four years of war, with possible starvation staring us in the face, it is largely due to the magnificent efforts of landowners and farmers in Great Britain that we still enjoy such a high standard of living. Mr. Michael Cox, laird of 1. aster Dcnoon, in Angus, works hard in the good cause, cultivating ...