... Scott -Walbrook Partnership Margaretta Scott and Anton Walbrook Co-star in The Man From Morocco Anton Walbrook has chosen a new leading lady in Margaretta Scott for his film, The Man from Morocco, now in course of production at Welwyn Studios. The story opens in 1938 after the Spanish Civil War has lasted two years. It relates the adventures of a small group of volunteers of the famous ...

... Company at the Manor One of the Ballets Jooss Productions Now at the Haymarkct Theatre The ballet opens at the Manor. Tea is over and the butler David Kjprval directs the operations of the housekeeper Patricia Clogs toun) and the maid (Audrey Seed in clearing away The family decide to send an invitation to friends ir Town. The coachman (Simone Genand) is despatchei and delivers the letter to ...

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... By Oliver Stewart Power Bombs CHIEF among the problems confronting those who discussed the pilotless aeroplanes which the Germans sent against these islands in mid-June, was the problem of naming them correctly and conveniently. They were not glider bombs; they were not rockets; they were not radio bombs The term pilotless aeroplanes though not inaccurate, was not complete, If offered ...

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... HOPE IS ON THE HORIZON I El us take heart. Let us sound a '^clarion call of hope. Cancer is NOT ncurable. Caught in its early stages, this Iread disease can be arrested even cured, jome patients walk out of the Royal 'ancer Hospital at Fulham Road, London, very week discharged free to ft) bark on a new and often unhoped-for ease of life. Isn't that something to b proud of? As generously as you ...

... -44 By Sabretache Unaimed ALL unaimed fire is a waste of good ammuni tion. This is an aggravated offence when, as is the case with the Hun flying-bombs, it is so very expensive. The nuisance value of these Robots is, of course, evident: as a recipe for staving off a result, which is now more than ever inevitable, they are just puerile. It would be just as sensible to try an invasion by troops ...

... The Hon. Mrs. George Ward, formerly Miss Ann Capel, married the younger of the Earl of Dudley's twin brothers in 1940. She is the elder daughter of the late Captain Arthur Edward Capel, C.B.E., and the Countess of Westmorland. Her husband, like his twin, is in the R.A.F., and was recently promoted a Group Captain. The Wards have two children. Georgina born in 1941, and Anthony, aged one ti The ...

... Lady Margaret Alexander, wife of General Sir Harold Alexander, was photographed with her younger son, Brian, at her home in Windsor Forest, where she was receiving many congratulations on her husband's great achievement in taking Rome on June 5th, twenty-one days after the attack opened in May. It was due to General Alexander's brilliant and determined strategy, in forcing the enemy to ...

... Fay Compton in a New Play The Last of Summer, Adapted from Kate O'Brien's Novel, is at the Phoenix The Last of Summer brings Fay Compton back to the West End stage under the direction of John Gielgud. The play tells the story of an old Irish family, the Kernahans, and the disruption caused by the unexpected arrival of a half-French cousin immediately before the outbreak of war in 1939. Both ...

... Men will speak with pride of our doings Drawing by Olive Snell Gen. Sir Bernard Montgomery spoke these words in a stirring message to his troops made shortly before he led them in the greatest assault that history has ever known, 011 the enemy-occupied coast of Northern France. The Army Group commanded by the General is made up of British, Canadian and American forces, and in the Prime ...