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... Restaurant Roundabout The Search for Food in London After Dark Lady Dudley, Danish wife of S/Ldr. Lord Dudley, R.A.F., and W/Cdr. G. Wotton devoted all their attention to the wartime menu Major Lord Ashley and his wife dined together She is French, and was wear ing the Cross of Lorraine, emblem of the Fighting French Right Lt. the Maclaine of Lochbuie took his wife out to dinner. He succeeded ...

... Not Far from London Snapshots at Spinney Cottage, Northwood Major and the Hon. Mrs. McNeill Cooper-Key had Viscountess Erring ton staying with them at their home, Spinney Cottage, when the photo grapher paid them a visit. -Major Cooper-Key is in the Irish Guards, and his wife and Lady Errington are Lord Rothermere's two daughters. The Cooper-Keys have two little boys, Adrian and Esmond, and ...

... Lady in the Dark Elaborate Dreams, Haunting Melodies, Gorgeous Clothes and Ginger Rogers Parumount have spared no expense in their filming of the Moss Hart-Kurt-Weill Tra Gershwin drama with music which created such a sensation in New York when presented on Broadway in January 1941 with Gertrude Lawrence in the leading role. It is the story of Liza Elliott, successful editor of a snob ...

... Body and Soul Two Men Who Look After the Welfare of the R.A.F. Below The Rev. John Arthur Jagoe, M.A., K.H.C., became Chaplain-in-Chicf to the R.A.F. in April this year, succeeding the Rev. M. H. Edwards, who had held the post since 1910. The new Chaplain-in-Chicf graduated at Trinity College, Dublin, in 1910, and was appointed to the Royal Army Chaplain's Department in 1918, transferring to ...

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... Fay Compton returns to the West End theatre to-night at the Phoenix in an adaptation of Kate O'Brien's best seller, The Last of Suninur. The setting of the play is in Ireland, just before and after the outbreak of war. Miss Compton is seen as mistress of a large country house, a possessive, domineering woman whose jealousy causes her to shatter the romance between her elder son and a half ...