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... Master of Make-up Robert Helpmann as Carabosse Robert Helpmann now adds to his great reputation for versatility by taking two entirely contrasting roles in The Sleeping Beauty. He plays both the Prince and Carabosse, the witch. The latter is a part which is outstanding in its sense of concen trated evil and spite. Helpmann is considered to be the greatest actor-dancer of our time, and his own ...

... TUG DUE OF RUTLAND MARRIES DIISS AWE (AIMING BELL Lady Violet Benson aunt of the bridegroom, the Marquess of Anglesey, Kathleen Duchess of Rutland, the bridegroom'' s mother, and Lady Colqukoun, who were sitting on the stairs waiting for the bride and bridegroom to leave Major W. Cumming Bell, father of the bride. Miss Jacqueline Cumming Bell, sister of the bride, and Mr. Richard Fox-Linlon ...

... C Jtcrweh. i j jCovelineM 5 I ALLOWING with the f vJ beauty that is the J J, hall-mark of perfect C health clear skin, J sparkling eyes, firm sturdy limbs she is t a delight to behold. J ...

... AT THE PICTUKEJ Marie but no! Bashkirtseff WHAT do I remember about Marie Bashkirtseff? I was ten years old when the Diary was first published, but I was alive to the extraordinary stir it made. Mr. Gladstone gave tongue about it. And I wasn't allowed to read it. I remember somebody writing about her: The world into which this Russian child was born was a world in which wasp-waisted women ...

... Organised for The Solent Classes, the R.A.F. Regatta Provided Sortie Exciting Racing on a Dull Day Bubbly (Mr. II. R. Watt), of the Solent Sunbeam class, and Lieut.- Col. Bull's Duet Winner of the Q class, Mr. H. M. Mann's Lintie, setting the pace in a stiff breeze Mr. N. Moore's Fiona, an entry in the International 6-metre race Peregrine (Mr. C. Taylor) laces the water with her wake, in the ...

... LONDON'S HAUTE COUTURE For Export Now, It Foretells the Shape of Things to Come in Britain LONDON'S designers stand higher than ever before in the International world of fashion to-day. They have acquired their high reputation in spite of the ail-too- well-known difficulties of post-war Britain, including serious shortage of labour and material. i'root ol tneir standing in tne eyes or tfte ...

... Dehciiiiani Freebotly Hebe ii bam Freeboiiy Latham 44 44 WIGMORE ST., LONDON, W.1 IDefcenham, Ltd.) FOR AUTUMN HOUSECOATS An example of a lovely model housecoat in fine quality velveteen, having an interesting waistline and original stencilled epaulettes. In a few good colours and black. PERSONAL SHOPPERS ONLY Housecoats Second Floor ...

... Houston Rogers South African-born is not only well known as an actor, but his name will always be associated with the founding of an original and extremely successful theatrical enterprise, the Players' Theatre, through which many successful young actors and producers have had their initial chance. founded the Players' Theatre with Peter Ridgeway in Covent Garden in 1937, and was its ...

... Mr. Scrope and Mr. Jack Clayton who were talking to the Duke of Norfolk (right) Lord WiUoughby de Broke and Mr. Jack Leach, the trainer Major H. Fleming and Mr. R. J. Colling Captain Cecil Boyd-Rochfort going through the catalogue with Mr. Bellamy Colonel and Mrs. Corcott, of the Abberly Stud, Worcester ...

... Fashion Page by Winifred Lewis At Christmas, there can be no question about it, the right age is under ten, when Miss Two-year-old steps out delicate as a butterfly in shell- pink organdie, hand embroidered (from Treasure Cot Company), and Miss Eight-year-old goes revelling in lime-green heavy pure silk, deeply smocked in colour. From Jaeger Shops Photographs by Joy smith ...

... Game Warden-- talking ABOUT ANIMALS JIMMY, the huge Tibetan yak, has been in the London Zoo man and boy for the past fourteen years. In spite of his huge size he is an amiable old gentleman and takes his slow, ponderous constitutional round his enclosure every day. Like most of the animals in the Zoo, he is an inveterate cadger for tit-bits. His method of obtaining an apple or piece of cake ...