... ROYAL AND OFFICIAL OCCASIONS, WEDDINGf Engagements and distinguished personalities. MASTER GLUBB, son of Glubb Pasha, Commandant of the Arab Legion, wearing uniform and Arab head-dress, was presented to F.-M. VISCOUNT GORT, V.C., new High Commissioner and C.-in-C., Palestine and Transjordan, on his arrival in Jerusalem. WING COMMANDER J. DE L. WOOLDRIDGE, D.S.O., D.F.C. and B. who set up a ...

... THE MAN WHO KNOWS WHAT W JGHT TO DO WITH THE GERMANS. LORD VANSITTART, P.C., G.C.B., G.C.M.G., M.V.O., posed beneath a portrait of his ancestor, Arthur Vansittart (1691-1760). nTr-^- vamrv u uuBvnwHKa^ In a sheltered corner of the garden at Denhnm Place. The bust is an ancient Roman work. By the River Misbourne LORD and LADY VAN SITTART with their Alsa tian, Peter. In the drawing-room, in ...

... MR. and MRS. ARCHIBALD AULDJO JAMIESON, parents of Captain David Jamieson, V.C. wave to their elder daughter, MRS. DINAH TOLLEMACHE, as she starts off for a trip in the governess cart with her sons, TIMOTHY and NICHOLAS. A quiet afternoon at Drove House MRS. JAMIESON is engaged with a petit point card-table cover and her daughter and husband arc reading. MR. AND MRS. ARCHIBALD AULDJO JAMIESON ...

... . Here in their thatched Devonshire cottage near Salcombe are the mother, wife and children (ROBERT and ROSEMARY) of CAPTAIN (TEMP. MAJOR) ROBERT HENRY CAIN, V.C., U'/io icon his decoration during the grim stand of the First Airborne Division' at Arnhem, in Holland. Attached to the S. Staffords (First Airborne Division on September 19 Major Cain was in command of a rifle company which was cut ...

... WE TAKE OFF OUR HAT TO-- MISS ELIZABETH GOUDGE, for writing a £30,000 prize novel while so suitably living in Providence Cottage. Left Providence Cottage and its owner. She has tomatoes in the greenhouse. MISS GOUDGE is a pretty good cook. MISS GOUDGE'S MOTHER is proof-reader and her severest critic. IT recently fell to the lot of MISS ELIZABETH DE BEAUCHAMP GOUDGE, forty-four-year-old ...

... Novelist MISS GOUDGE knows how to grow vegetable marrows as well as how to write a prize-winning novel. ...

... Surprise warning. J. J. Ferris (FRANK MORGAN) tells Casanova Q. Brown (GARY COOPER) that his daughter Madge (ANITA LOUISE), will make a pretty dreary wife. Agony of mind. Madge Ferris, all gotten up in her wedding-gown, and Mrs. Ferris (ISABEL ELSOM), on tenterhooks, while Mr. Ferris carries on an interminable long-distance talk with Casanova. Casanova has kidnapped his own baby and taken it ...

... Very awkward situation. Casanova Brown's cigarette has set fire to the Drury Winston, which has been burnt to the ground. His wife, Isabel (TERESA WRIGHT), is taking it hard. Phii wind courtship. Casanova Brown, small-town ach r, proposes to the wealthy Society girl, Isabel Drury, much to her parents' annoyance. Crime in the home. Mr. J. J. Ferris spends much time and ingenuity on robbing the ...

... . Elizabeth (ROSALIE CRUTCHLEY) I want you to let me divorce you. Arnold (JOHN GIELGUD) Me Thank you very much Do you suppose I 'm going to sacrifice my career for a whim of yours Lady Kitty (YVONNE ARNAUD) Sugar Arnold No, thank you. I gave it up. Lady Kitty So wise so bad for the figure. I hate exercise. Lord Porteous (LESLIE BANKS) refuses to go for a walk with his old inamorata Lady ...

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... 44 And gentlemen in England, now a-bed Shall think themselves occurs' d they were not here And hold their manhood cheap while any speaks That fought with us upon St. Crispin's day Welsh bowmen at the battle of Agincourt. The King s a bawcock and a heart of gold A lad of life, an imp of fame I kiss his dirty shoe I love the lovely bully Pistol (ROBERT NEWTON). 44 Suppose that you have seen, The ...