... zfUintl not prefer to hare done at 's. telephone as before May/air 5245/6. .^^0 there will be no beauty treatment you would fully spacious, the equipment planned for comfort. There are new treatments, and more on their way. Soon modern decor on historic setting.- The Salons are peace- 1 n, i X JLcrdrvL, KcnJ With cool, impertinent, brilliance has imposed ...

... Way of the World By Simon Harcourt-Smith Symbolic Litter THE first, the premature VJ-Day, among all the litter, the old ticker-tapes and papers of an almost unobtainable description, that drably celebrated victory, I happened to notice some firm's tattered cash register for the year 1931. I disapprove intensely of this transatlantic taste for expressing joy by tearing up paper; it seems to ...

... Precocious Children Are the Cause of Feuds and Complications in Kis& and Tell. Mr. and Mrs. Archer find the antics of their sophisticated sixteen- year-old daughter, Corliss, extremely amusing, but later on they laugh on the other side of their faces Percy Mar moot, Renee Kelly Kiss and Tell, by F. Hugh Herbert, centres round precocious American children, who manage to lead the far more ...

... Bubble Squeak Stories from Everywhere The American proudly exhibited a small scar. See that? he said. I got it when I fell from the window of a room on the forty-fourth floor of the skyscraper where I work. The forty-fourth floor, and you weren't killed? gasped his friend, incredu lously. No, I was lucky I fell inwards. Two schoolboy howlers: In the Middle Ages the barons used to ask ...

... . KING PETER and QUEEN ALEXANDRA OF YUGOSLAVIA are looking with delight and admiration at their baby' son, who teas born in London on July 17. King Peters marriage to Princess Alexandra of Greece look place in London on March 20, 1944. In reply to Marshal Tito's recent appeal for a Republican form of Government in Yugoslavia, King Peter has, in a Proclamation issued on August 9, withdrawn ...

... IN LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN-- ISABEL JEANS. T ADY WINDERMERE'S FAN, due to open yesterday at the Haymarket, is the first Wilde play in which ISABEL JEANS has taken part. Cecil Beaton has done the decor and the dresses, and the production is by John Gielgud, whose connection with the Haymarket Theatre remains unbroken while he is touring India entertaining the Forces with 44 Blithe Spirit and ...

... The scene depicted in the above drawing was described by a correspondent in Berlin in the following words We stopped the car as a com pany of Russian soldiers marched by, singing and swinging their arms across their bodies in the old Tsarist style. They looked dirty, but their marching was easy and good, and their deep-voiced singing magnificent. We waited while they crossed the bridge, and ...

... THE AMERICAN ARMY IN BRITAIN BEGINS TO MOVE OUT: One of the biggest moving jobs in history is now in full swing the transfer of American Army equipment and troops from Britain back to the United States or to the occupation bases in the Pacific. Some 7,000 German prisoners are working in shifts in a make-do-and-mend campaign which has reduced scrap-salvage to not much more than I per cent, in ...

... The Girl from Hollywood Kim Hunter is to Play a Leading Part in A Matter of Life and Death E Kim Hunter has come over to England from Hollywood at the invitation of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger. She is to play her first leading role in such distinguished company as David Niven, Roger Livesey and Raymond Massey. The film, A Matter of Life and Death, is now in production in it Kim ...

... Beaufort Hunt Horse Show At Badminton House in Gloucestershire Colonel the Hon. A. F. Stanley, Lord Derby's younger brother, and Mrs. G. A. Gundry the wife of Major G. A. Gundry who was hon. secretary of the show Photographs by Swacbe Lady Violet Vernon was riding Sunbeam. She is the younger daughter of the Earl of Cromer, and married Major M. S. B. Vernon, Grenadier Guards, in 1937 Mr. C. ...

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... Getting Married The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Read Eakin Li. -Col. Cecil F. Reid, the Wiltshire Regiment son of the late Mr. F. L. Reid, and Mrs. Reid, of Norwich, married Miss Vivien Bunty Eakin, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Eakin, of Ludlow and Bedford, at All Saints Cathedral, Cairo Bowles Barwick J J. John L. A. Bowles, R.N., only son of ('apt. G. P. Bowles, D.S.O., ...