... . IAN HUNTER, MARGARET LOCKWOOD, BARRY K. BARNES and ANNE CRAWFORD, stars of the new John Corfield production, Bedelia were photo graphed with MR. and MRS. ROY HOOD at the reception given in the Falstaff, Fleet Street. 4 MISS ROSEMARY JUDITH VIVIEN CROTCH, only daughter of Mr. P. C. Crotch, is engaged to Group Captain W. G. Wells eldest son of Mr. William Wells, Antofagasta, Chile. LEADING ...

... . HENRY MOORE, Yorkshire-born sculptor and draughtsman, enjoys an international reputation, and his works add volume and prestige to British exports He has been working hard on important sculpture for exhibi tion at his Leicester Galleries show, which is due to open on October 8, and a notable selection of his works will be shown in the New York Museum of Modern Art towards the end of the year ...

... irl: Oln. 67. c5usa/i c^I/auwordi Svelte young SUSAN HAYWARD'S beauty and talents garnish the Universal Technicolor picture of pioneer life, 44 Canyon Passage f which has finished shooting and is due very shortly in London. Here she is as a 1946 bathing girl in a costume quite different from those which she wears in 44 Canyon Passage for the picture is set in Oregon in the year 1856 in the ...

... CONTRETEMPS. This immaculate chef looks slightly worried a nasty niggling little doubt has crossed his mind about something. Has he perhaps used sugar instead of salt, or made some other culinary gaffe This problem photograph is on view at the thirty-seventh exhibition of the London Salon of Photography, which opened at the R. W.S. Galleries, Conduit Street, on September 14, and will continue ...

... . J.JEARTY cheering, warm hospitality, sun shine were Mr. Churchill's lot during his holiday in Switzerland. Our pictures show him taking coffee with the President and Ministers of State of the Swiss Federal Council at Ch&teau Lohn during his two days* visit there as guest of the Swiss Government. Mr. Churchill's power and drive were well to the fore, especially during his twenty-five- niinute ...

... . MISS EILEEN JOYCE, only British judge of pianoforte at the International Competition for Musical Performers at Geneva from September 23-October 5, was born in Tasmania. An infant prodigy, she studied under Max Pauer and Teichmuller in Germany, coming to London with an introduction to Albert Coates. She made her public debut with orchestra at a Queen's Hall 44 Prom. She has made many ...

... ROLLS-ROYCE LTD ROLLS-ROYCE ihe /Jest. Car in I he World CONDUIT SIR LIT. LONDON. W.I. MAYFAIR 6201 ...

... CHRISTMAS IN BALI NO ICE, NO SNOW, NO COLD. ...

... . These pictures painted by Michael Lync, were on view during his recent Exhibi tion of Water-colour Drawings of English Hunts and Hunting Scenes at Ackerraann's Galleries. 44 THE END OF THE DAY. Reproduced by permission of Lieut. -Colonel C. A. Wigham. 44 The Kestrel cruising over meadow Watched the hunt gallop on its shadow, Wee figures almost at a stand, Crossing the multi-coloured land ...

... . H.M. THE KING started the Polytechnic Harriers' Marathon Race from Windsor Castle to Chis- wick Stadium, a course of some 26 miles, which was won by H. S. Oliver of Reading. MISS PATRICIA VALERIE HENNESSY, daughter of Sir Patrick and Lady Hennessy, The Cottage, Stondon Massey, married MAJOR ANTHONY DEREK VALENTINE HOUGH, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hough, of Folyats, Ongar, at St. Nicholas ...

... ROYAL ASCOT ONCE MORE AFTER SEVEN YEARS: The Royal Procession on the Tuesday THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING and QUEEN arriving in a Royal landau, with VISCOUNT LASCELLES and THE DUKE OF BEAUFORT, Master of the Horse. Right MR. G. D. KHAKI ROBERTS, K.C., who has just returned from Nuremberg, I arriving at Ascot on the first day. I MRS. HAROLD GRENFELL, THE MARCHIONESS TOWNSHEND and THE MARQUESS ...

... WE TAKE OFF OUR HAT TO-- THESE STARS 0F THE GEORGEbEDWARDESIAN era' for breaking into the limelight again with a fresh appeal. Above, I. to r. RUBY MILLER (Mrs. Max Darewski) EVA MOORE (Mrs. H. Y. Esmond) GRACE PALOTTA MAGGIE MAY (Mrs. Chapman) LILY ELSIE (Mrs. Ian Bullough) ROSIE BOOTE (Rose, Marchioness of Headfort) EDNA MAY (Mrs. Oscar Lewisohn) CLARA EVELYN (Mrs. Julian Day DENISE ORME ...