... WAY OF THE WAR By Foresight Paris By his tactics in Normandy General Montgomery absorbed a great deal of Germany's military strength in France and thus the landings in the South of France were made comparatively easy. It is not yet possible to forecast what the Germans will do to Paris before they make their unwilling departure. It seems unlikely that they will attempt to hold the capital. ...

... Is Your Honeymoon Really Necessary A Farcical Comedy at the Duke of York's Vivian Tidmarsh's farce Is Your Honeymoon Really Necessary is a light-hearted, farcical comedy all about a man who marries a second wife before being properly divorced from his first, and consequently finds himself in for blackmail. Ralph Lynn is the producer as well as the erring husband Enid Stamp Taylor the wickedly ...

... Bank Holiday at Badminton Pony Races and Gymkhana Badminton Pony Races and Gymkhana were held on August 7th in aid of the Red Cross and other charities. With Queen Mary and the Princess Royal as spectators, Princess Alexandra a prize-winner, and glorious weather as well, the day was a huge success. Stewards were the Duke of Beaufort, Lady Blanche Douglas and Baron F. de Tuyll, while the Earl ...

... Right Lady Leathers wife of the Minister of War Transport, and the Marquess of Donegall were at the first performance of 44 The White Cliffs of Dover at the Empire Cinema Below Others who saiv 11 The White Cliffs of Dover were Major the Hon. Leslie Leathers Lord Ebbisham and the Hon. Frederick Leathers Left Two people at the first performance of 44 The Story of Dr. Wassell 44 at the Carlton ...

... Mrs. Tom W aterloxc teas photographed at Wistaria Cottage her home at Amersham, tcith her sons Gerald and Simon. Before her marriage to GfCapt. Thomas Gordon Waterloic, she teas Miss Eliza beth Robinson, younger daughter of Mr. and Airs. Gerard Robinson, of Bix, Henley-on-Thames. Her husband is the younger son of the late Sir William Waterlow, K.B.E., former Lord Mayor of London Compton ...

... By Elizabeth Bowen Memory BE it remembered, says General Sir Ian Hamilton, on an early page of Listening for the Drums (Faber and Faber; 18s.), my memoirs are not written for the sake of telling the truth about India or anything else, but simply to let off steam in case my old boilers should explode. In this pious duty le bon Dieu helps me by having given me a curious analytical memory of ...

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... COMING from north and south and expecting to meet, British forces under Generals Mont gomery and Devers are likely to see far more of France and the French than did their fathers in the last war. When one reflects, the men under French and Haig saw remarkably little of France during fifty-two months; nor did they see more than another corner on the march to the Rhine after hostilities had ...

... -*->y ■gj.ity.nftjf BOMBING THE SUPPLY LINES OF THE JAPS. The Kenghlaung Bridge, in Northern Siam, a connecting link on the strategic railway supplying the enemy troops in Eastern Burma, is knocked out by bombs from B25 Mitchells of the Fourteenth Air Force (better known as the Flying Tigers, under the command of Major-General Claire Chennault). The diversity and effectiveness of the air ...