... LAINE .J c^ J luvittui^ ivoert In difficulty write Bairns-Wear Ltd,, Dept. LL 153, Nottingham CVS L2 7 Tivo-colour jersey from La Laine Leaflet No. 2140 3d. from your ivool shop or 4d. post paid direct. Inspiration for the Spring by La Laine which still retains its prewar quality and excellence although supplies are limited. ...

... M arshal Stalin Steps Out JVhat Does He JfTa?it f J Thither Is He Bound t Jfrhere Are The Limits Of His Aspirations f By C. Patrick Thompson DISCARDING civilian tunic and baggy trousers stuffed into long boots, for his new marshal's outfit, complete with gilt-banded cap and creased trousers with red stripes, Josef Stalin-- Uncle Joe to foreign correspondents and younger diplomats-- is stepping ...

... BENEATH YOUR SUIT MATERIALS 6 ozs. Copley-Smith's 2-ply Excelsior, pale pink No. 9 needles buttons. MEASUREMENTS Round bust, 34 ins. length, 20 ins. sleeve seam, 4 ins. (cuff back). TENSION 8 J st. and 11 rows to x in. THE BACK Cast on 113 st. Work the following pattern 1st row. P. 2nd row. K. 3rd row. P. 4th row. K. 5th row. P. 6th row. *K. 5, p. 1 repeat from to end, ending k. 5. 7th row. P. ...

... Watch low#' 1 Child9# Voice J| THE full rich voice which is so pleasant to listen to is not an accident, but a matter of develop ment. Pitch and inflection are all matters of control and pronunciation or, rather, imperfect pronunciation is often associated with habits which are contracted early in life, such as immobility of the lips, moving one side of the mouth more than the other, or ...

... First Night To-night 44 The Lilac Domino The Lilac Domino is being revived in London by Mr. Jack Hylton at His Majesty's Theatre to-night, with Pat Taylor in the role of Georgine. It was in .this part in the original production at the Empire in February 1918 that Clara Butterworth first made her name, and for a long time Pat Taylor has been studying assi duously in order that she may prove a ...

... 0.. A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Princess Elizabeth with the Army PRINCESS ELIZABETH acquitted herself re markably well on her first full-scale military tour with the King and Queen, when H.R.H. had an opportunity of seeing many of the troops busy at their preparations for the approaching Second Front, and of inspecting some of our latest, and still secret, weapons. The Princess ...

... Uncle Harry A Double Murder Thriller with a Difference at the Garrick Theatre I. Harry 44 You know, I wanted to marry you Lucy (Rachel Kempson) visits the Quincey household to tell them of her engagement to George Waddy. Harry Michael Redgrave feels he has lost Lucy through the unpleasant behaviour of his two sisters 4 Lucy 44 How lovely. What is it As Lucy leaves with her fiance George (Ian ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Waring Smyth Major Roy Waring, Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment, elder son of Col. and Mrs l. Waring, of Meadowside, Tunbridge Wells, married Miss Pamela Smyth, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J C. Smyth, of Colwcll Hotiiion Devon, at Offwell Parish Church Peters Shand F /Lt. John F. H. Peters, son of Dr. and Mrs. Peters, of Hilton House, ...

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... - LORD BRABAZON for being a political die-hard but a chessboard revolutionary. BORED with the series of opening gambits which have survived many centuries in the ancient game of chess, LORD BRABAZON recently suggested that the King and Queen should change places on the board. This, he said, would abolish all the stock openings dead men's openings which make the first third of each game a dull ...

... FILM-STARS' SWITCH-OVER DRESS SUIT INTO COAT FROCK. Fully frilled up at all the pre-war parties DICK POWELL and his icife JOAN BLONDELL, piped down like the rest of Hollywood after the events at Pearl Harbour. On the dressmaker's dummy the new dress takes shape. To get the best use of the trousers, they are turned bottom-side up, with the cuffs to form the waist-line. Joan took a look round ...

... HE PLANS OUR WAR FOOD SIR JACK AND LADY DRUMMOND AT HOME WITH ELIZABETH ANNE. SHORTLY before the outbreak of war SIR JACK DRUMMOND, D.Sc., F.I.C., was appointed Scien tific Adviser to the Ministry of Food, and it is he who has been largely re sponsible for plan ning our diet during the war years. In the New Year's Honours List he- was created Knight Bachelor for his services, though he has not ...