... : BY JEAN BORN IIP Editor Women's Department I. And here, a going-out frock in black, show-through lisse. The frilling on the wide roll collar and vertical pockets, the full skirt gathered beneath the nipped in waist, the all-over charm, make it a perfect date dress, yet dateless. Susan Small. 2. Otterburn tweed suit subtly mixing green and copper in a herringbone-type design. The in set belt, ...

... Humphrey Bogart Commits A Perfect Crime In Conflict In Conflict Humphrey Bogart plays the perpetrator of a perfect crime. In love with another woman he murders his wife, and then poses as the devoted husband to the police and his friends. However, his great friend, played by Sydney Greenstreet, is a psychiatrist, and from the first he suspects Bogart of having committed the crime. After his ...

... Lady Windermere's Fan An Oscar Wilde Classic Directed by John Gielgud, with Decor by Cecil Beaton Duchess: Agatha, darling! Will you go and look over the photograph album that I see there The Duchess of Berwick (Athene Seyler) enjoying Lord Darlington s witty repartee, decides that her daughter, Lady Agatha Patricia Dickson), is too young to hear such conversation and sends her out of ...

... miant rrodigy Little Ann Stephens, Stage, Film and Radio Star Ann Stephens began her career when she was nine years old as Alice in the gramophone recording of Alice in Wonderland. Other gramophone recordings followed, and she soon began to impress people that she was also a very clever little actress. Trained in dancing, acting and singing, her reputation grew steadily. She was given ...

... Robert Morley: The First Gentleman Angus Mc&ean Robert Morley is creating yet another of his enormous personal successes as the Prince Regent in Norman Ginsbury's play The First Gentleman which is playing to enthusiastic audiences at the Savoy Theatre. Always a master of characterization, Mr. Morley seems to live and breathe that vainglorious monarch into every grandiloquent syllable* and ...

... Filmland Cocktail-Party Given by the Film Producer Mr. George King and His Wife Mr. and Mrs. George King recently gave a most successful cocktail- party at the Bon Viveur, Shepherd's Market, to celebrate the third anniversary of their marriage. The party was a charmingly informal one, and Mr. and Mrs. King took the opportunity of returning hospitality which they had been unable to reciprocate ...

... Going Gay at Grosvenor House Queen Charlotte's Autumn Ball Cheerful Chatterers The Hon. Sheila Butler Lord Dunboyne's youngest daughter Lt. Michael Stevens Miss Ursula Parkin and Capt. Innes Watson A Foursome Faces the Cam era Mr. David Curland, Miss Robin Brierley, Lt. S. R. Sand- ford and Miss E. Lee Norman Right Smiling and Serious Lt. Derek Baynham and. Miss Juanita F o r h e s the ...

... A Cricket Match in Highlands The Hills Eleven Play 1( se Eleven at bcone Palace, Pj e Some spectators who were comfortably ensconced under a tree were Mrs. William Broadhurst and Fiona Douglas- Hamilton, Lord and Lady Malcolm Douglas-Hamilton's small daughter, and with her back to the tree is Mrs. Johnson Young Christopher Dawson was being given his tea by his mother, Mrs. H. Dawson, while ...

... Men of Arnhem 9! by Mel Officers of the Parachute Regiment recently held a reunion at the XIX. Club in London. In the above group are some who were taken prisoners at Arnhem, and between them they have been awarded many decorations. They are Capt. J. Timothy, M.C., Capt. A. M. Frank, M.C., Major D. E. Crawley, M.C., 44 Landlord Leonard Gullick, Lt.-Col. J. D. Frost, D.S.O., M.C., Major Pete ...

... GETTING MARRIED The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Wettings Rogers Li.-Cdr. Douglas P. Wettings R.N., of Birming- married Miss Merle Halcyon Rogers, .N.S., eldest daughter of Major and Mrs. Rogers, of Bombay, and Weston-super-Mare, urset, at St. Mary's Church, Ajmer, India Howard nishop Capt. Alan P. Howard, R.E.. son of the late Mr. A. E. Howard and of Mrs. Howard, of 68, Chase ...

... Baldoyle Races And Some of the Spectators The race of the day at Baldoyle was the Mooresfort Plate, won by Lorella, owned by Mr. A. P. Reynolds, with Mr. J. McVey's Sartorial second, and the Hon. Mrs. Bruce Ogilvy's Charles's Wain third. Other winners were Sir Thomas Ainsworth's Somerled, in the Raheny 'Chase, and Cool Cus tomer in the Sutton Hurdle Miss Jean Hope- Johnstone, Mrs. Andrew ...

... HIPP Y IS THE I! II I II E by Jean Lorimer 44 She moves a goddess and she looks a queen lovely in her wedding gown, the bride turns for a moment on the steps of the church. Her dress is of white moss crepe, its simple perfection exquisitely emphasised by the square neckline and shoulder cape. Gown and headdress arc from Marshall and Snelgrove Dormer Cole ...