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... Glorious Blooms And Choice Vegetables Reading By Our Horticultural Correspondent A TANGIBLE sign that peace has returned was the brave display of flowers at the recent horticultural show at the Town Hali, Reading. At many wartime shows it has been customary to include a few floral exhibits to encourage competitors who might otherwise have stayed away, but here, at last, were masses of glorious ...
... By A. CROXTON SMITH SOME day, perhaps, a man with more time than I have to spare will gather together the anec dotes about dogs that have led adven turous lives with the soldiers and other branches of the Services. They should make thrilling reading if related in the right manner. From the generals at the top down to the most modest ranker there have been dog-lovers who have taken their ...
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... Transatlantic Eattle The One Hundred Years Struggle lor North American Passenger Supremacy By Warren Armstrong WAR had ended. Like a huge pall depression was settling over Europe, and a great trek westwards began with a few hundred despairing outcasts and homeless who set out seeking new fortune in that much-promised Eldorado far across the North Atlantic; it was to grow from a trickle to an ...
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... Halibut Interlude Twenty- four Hours In The Adventurous Life Of A Sea- Monster By William MacMillan HILDA was a halibut, not just an ordinary, run-of-the- mill flounder that the name probably conjures up in your mind, but a bulky, seven-foot fish, some four feet in width, weighing a couple of hundred pounds and, to the casual eve at any rate, as flat as the proverbial pancake. She hadn't ...
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... Eighteenth-century London is the scene of this romantic tale of a girl from the slums of Houndsditch who rose to be a Duchess, and one of the heiresses of England. Paulette Goddard as Kitty, and Ray Milland, in the dashing role of Sir Hugh Marcy, head the distinguished cast as the heroine and the attractive scoundrel who helps her to fame and fortune. Kitty, a slum waif, attracts the attention ...
... 66 Spring 1600 Life in a Seventeenth Century Green Room Emlyn Williams's Spring 1600 was originally produced in 1934. Before this new presentation it had been completely rewritten, and can fairly be called a new play. A gently humorous account of life in an Elizabethan Green Room, it chiefly remains the tale of a girl who pretends to be a boy player in Burbage's company. This enchanting little ...
... The seasonable atmosphere of the Christmas Dinner-Ball at the Dorchester, in aid of the Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital, was enhanced by the glittering, gaily-decorated tree which adorned one end of the ballroom. It was a very successful festivity, and Lady Waddilove and Mrs. Warren Pearl, president and chairman, must have been delighted. Miss Susan Pearl, who worked hard to make ...