... ^4 By Sabretache Tantivy IN normal times we should now be well launched upon a form of sport with which, according to the concoctors of fiction, the word at the head of this paragraph is connected, but, as things are by no means normal, and are not likely to be for some time to come, I am afraid that we shall have to deny ourselves the indulgence of ejaculating this peculiar word, which never ...

... i/l/i Anglo-American Wedding Lt. H. H. Proctor and the Hon. Mrs. Maxwell Married at St. George's, Hanover Square On October 20th Lt. Henry Harrison Proctor, U.S.N.R., and the Hon. Mrs. Max well, widow of Lt.-Col. the Hon. Somerset Maxwell and daughter of the late Capt. Marshall O. Roberts and of Mrs. Irene Roberts, were married in London. A recep tion was held at the Dorchester Hotel Cdre. H. ...

... In and Out of Uniform Lady Diana Stuart-Wortley Recovers from an Accident Lady Diana Stuart-Wortley, a despatch-rider in the M.T.C., recently J met with an accident when her machine skidded while she was bringing important documents from the Midlands to the Admiralty. After completing her mission in an American jeep, she was taken to hospital with a broken leg and a disrated ankle, and is now ...

... BOVRIL Let's have a cup of BOVRIL OU can't beat a stimulating cup of Bovril to sustain and keep you cheerful during these vital times. Cook with Bovril it helps to make your war-time dishes tastier and remember, Bovril spread on toast with snacks is most appetising. The war has changed many familiar tilings, but the high quality of Bovril remains the same. In bottles 1 oz. lid. 2 oz. 1/2 4 oz. ...

... WAV OF THE WAR By Foresight Success FROM all accounts it seems that Mr. Churchill's latest visit to Moscow was an unqualified success. Although little real, information has been given to us about the actual decisions reached, the opinion prevails that a large measure of agreements exists between London and Moscow on the many and varied issues under discussion On the military side ...

... Famous Aces of the R.A.F. G/Capt. Gordon Learmonth Raphael D.S.O., D.F.C. and Bar, has the unusual distinction of having started his career as a bomber later becoming a fighter, pilot. Born in Quebec in 1915, he was commissioned in the R.A.F. in 1938, taking part in the first bombing attacks on Trondheim and Oslo, and is reputed to have made one of the longest flights over enemy-occupied ...

... -/4 By Sabretache The Horse Marines JUST in case it may be of any assistance to all these gentlemen who have been writing to The Times about this maritime Horse Regiment, here are the facts the 17th Lancers s rved in H.M.S. Hermione in 1795 as Marines, nd thereby earned the additional sobriquet if .The Horse Marines, their other nickname, s even Smith Minor knows, being The Death r Glory ...

... By Elizabeth Bowen I errorists THOSE who remember back to the cosy Edwardian days may recollect that, then, the word Nihilist made one's childish flesh creep. Across a Europe still secure and polite there travelled alarming stories from Imperial Russia there, one understood, any Tsar and his family went in constant peril from the Nihilist's bomb. Actually, at the time of which speak no Tsar ...

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... MYSELF AT TIE PICTURES Magnificent, If You Like It By James Agate READER, let us do away with cant and realize that some seventy, per cent of cinema goers have never seen a play acted by flesh-and-blood actors, while quite ninety per cent of them have never seen a Shakespeare play performed in the theatre. I propose, therefore, in what follows to put forward the views on Henry V (Carlton) of ...

... C- Off /)ty A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Guests at the Palace THEIR MAJESTIES' first official guests at Buckingham Palace after the period of mourning for the Queen's father were Lord Gowrie, V.C., the retiring Governor- General of Australia, and Lady Gowrie, who had lunch with them. Undoubtedly, Lord Gowrie had a great deal to tell the King: and undoubtedly, too, the King had even ...

... Mrs Guy Beauchamp and Susan Formerly Miss Susan North, younger sister of the late Lord North, Mrs. Beauchamp is co-heiress with her sister, Mrs. Clive Graham, to the barony now in abeyance. She and her small daughter, Susan, were photographed at their home, Under Ridge, Bourne End Mrs. Clive Graham and Penelope* Mrs. Graham, elder sister of Mrs. Beauchamp, was married in 1937 to Lt. Clive ...