... Flesh and Fantasy Being the Three Dreams of Mr. Robert Benchley It is the time of Mar di Gras. Henriette Betty Field), embittered because she lacks, beauty is about to take her life. She is stopped by an old man who urges her to ivear the mask of a beautiful woman. Wearing the mask she dances with her lover Robert Cummings). At midnight the mask falls off, and to her joy Henriette discovers ...

... Mme. Katina Paxinou The Leading Lady of the Greek Theatre in Her First Hollywood Role Mmc. Katina Paxinou, first lady of the Greek Theatre, has jumped into the fore most ranks of screen stardom with her brilliant performance as Pilar, the force behind the guerrilla band around which centres the interest in For Whom the Bell Tolls. Mme. Paxinou came to England in the early days of the war, and ...

... J Part of Italy long and low and whitc- lrough an outer gate, and now wearing services in the field is rarely publicised. and orderlies are accustomed to acclaim from the general public, ever stinting in their praise of the 1 S'ngly from the often overworked 'lie! f^Ve sucre(' a more than usually fth' victims have mostly been ls experience, it has been stated that e within the ranks of the R ...

... 'phe drawing by Sir. Osmond reproduced i above reconstructs the scene at an Advanced Dressing Station of the R.A.M.C. on the Fifth Army front just south of Mignano, during the recent heavy fighting within that area. As the artist has vividly depicted, the battle line is not so distant shells are actually bursting up on the ridges above the buildings at a range of a very few hundred yards. Yet ...

... Portraits by The Men Who, in Close C for All the Offensive Air 0 ^uthbert Orde llaboration, are Responsible aerations from This Country Air Chief-Marshal Sir Arthur Harris, K.C.B., O.B.E., A.F.C. The Germans have cause to fear the name of Air Chief-Marshal Sir Arthur T. Harris, C.-in-C. Bomber Command. Since taking over the Command in February 1942, at a time when the expansion of our air ...

... At Home Pictures of Mr. and Mrs. George King Mr. George King is the film director- producer, whose company, British Aviation Pictures, was responsible for The First of the Few and his wife is a daughter of Mr. John Hutton, chair man of Kempton Park Racecourse. They are both very interested in horses, and Mrs. King's activities in clude running her own farm, Tunmore, near West Horsley, ...

... .1 II I Ml II DRESS: By JEAN BIJRNUP, it i1 rr irnrnn ir--r ir iitutrmiir wb- ij-r# Editor Women's Department 1. Petunias, mauves, yellows, greens, in surprising juxtaposition, make the striped full skirt, enliven the trim bodice of a dark, zippy little woollen frock. There are also slit pockets, a self belt, an open- or-closed collar. Harrod's. £10 2s. 4d. 2. Again and, of course, for ever ...

... Two Over the Eight Of Ten Little Niggers Only Two Survive nagine a lonely island off the Devon coast imagine ten people, itherto unknown to each other, gathered there; imagine their t actions when each discovers that a guilty, conscience-stricken past is common to them all imagine their feelings when one by ^ne their number is diminished by accident and untimely death nagine their suspicion ...

... I Old Lace l The Queen Visits the Red Cross Exhibition and Sale When the Queen arrived at Claridges for the Ex hibition and Sale of old lace, held in aid of the Red Cross, she was re ceived by the chairman, Marie Marchioness of Willingdon, Field-Mar shal Sir Philip Chetwode and Lord Iliffe, and her Majesty made purchases at every stall. The Duchess of Gloucester was another visitor The Duchess ...

... Sharing a Cottage Mrs. Henry Carden, Mrs. James Maxwell and Her Children A pair of sisters, Mrs. James Maxwell and Mrs. Henry Carden, live together in a fourteenth century cottage near Winchester. They are the daughters of Col. T. E. St. C. Daniell, O.B.E., M.C. Mrs. Maxwell has two children, three-year-old Sarah, and Adrian, aged six months. Mrs. Carden was married this year to Lt.-Col. Henry ...

... An Elementary Flyine Trainine School Front row F/Os. A. C. Motte, A. W. Roper, R.A.A.F., J. B. Miller, J. F. Dean, F/Lts. J. C. Grace, the Hon. E. A. Strutt, F/O. V. G. Ward, F/Lt. W. D. Brinsden, S/Ldr. W. H. R. Whitty, W/Cdr. T. C. Chambers, A.F.C., Lt.-Cdr. J. W. Hawkins, R.N., F/Lts. F. Holt, A.F.C., C. A. Ogilvy, F/O. D. L. Muir-Simpson, F/Lt. W. L. Rodger, P/O. W. D. Penny, Mr. H. B. ...

... he Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Proctor Lywood P/0. Ian Proctor R.A.F.V .R., son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Proctor, of 24, Grange Road, Bushey, Hertfordshire and Elizabeth Ann Lywood, elder daughter of Air Vice- Marshal and Mrs. Lywood, of M.Y. Roma, Cubitt's Yacht Basin, Chiswick, were married at St. Mary's, Langley, Berks. W ynn-W illiams Jowitt Dr. George Wynn- Williams, F.R ...