... r 7 s End of a Run: The young son of 1. ly Orr-Leivis ivho is back again in Europe after six years in Canada A Winter Sleigh Ride The Marquise Ada Mary de Cramayel the English-born younger daughter of Sir John Latta Preparingfor a Downhill Run Captain Bill Bracken and his wife with Lieut. -Cdr. Nigel Cox who recently suffered a serious ski-ing accident A Stiff Climb Captain Philip Pratt with ...

... PUSOILLJ i PARIS If we may believe our logicians, man is distinguished from all other creatures by the faculty of laughter Addison A few weeks ago I rather spread myself on this page over a description of a revue rehearsal at the Theatre Pigalle. The letter, however, went astray in the Christmas rush, and I felt somewhat foolish when I met pals of the Show Business and various other Pen- ...

... 1 Patricia Burke, who made such a success in Lisbon Story and many other musical productions, has her first chance as a dramatic actress when she plays Terry Randall in Stage Door. The play, by Edna Ferher and George Kaufman, is to be presented by Firth Shephard at the Saville Theatre on February 21. After appearing in Lisbon Story Miss Burke said goodbye to London for a year and was abroad ...

... SORBONNE UNIVERSITY, established in the thirteenth century, still maintains the highest scholastic standards in the world. During the occupation of France the Germans allowed the Sorbonne to carry on classes, and did not stop English classes. They did, however, bar the works of any Jewish writers, and also destroyed a number of valuable text-books, including the works of the French philosopher ...

... Hunting in Ireland The United Hunt Meet at Watergrasshill, Co. Cork The United Hunt met at Watergrasshill, Co. Cork, recently prior to their Hunt Ball, which was on the same night and a very wet morning greeted many visitors who had come over from all parts of the country for a run with this Co. Cork pack. Among the followers were Capt. Williiuw. who rode Royal Mail to win the Grand National ...

... W. V. H. Levett, English wicket-keeper, Jack Hobbs Col. J. G. W. Davies Cambridge Cricket Blue, who played for England last year, A. Ratcliffe, only Cambridge Blue to score a double century in a Varsity Match, and L. B. Fishlock N. J. D. Moffat, Middlesex, Lt.-Col. E. H. Tattersall, D.S.O., W. B. Franklin, old Cambridge Blue, and Clifford Bax, the playwright, whose new play, ik Golden Eagle ...

... GETTING MARRIED The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Cooke Adams Major James Cooke, M.C.-, Royal Artillery, younger son of Brigadier and Mrs. C. F. Cooke, of Cerne Abbas, Dorset, married Mrs. Patricia Elizabeth Adams eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Harrison of King's Worthy, Winchester, at St. Simmonds, K night sbridge Tliynne de Jenner Ca.pt. John Grenville Thynne, Royal Horse ...

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... By Oliver Stewart Air Travel Air speed has so increased that it takes approximately-- as I calculate two thousand times as long to obtain the neces sary official permits to travel to Paris as it takes to make the flight. borne would object mat my figure is an underestimate, for it assumes that the official documents have all been acquired and are all in order in the short space of three months ...

... Two Suffolk Families at Home Lord and Lady Cranbrook's children in the gardens of Great Glemham, near Saxmundham, and Miss Jill Pretvman, with her parents Major and the Hon. Mrs. Pretyman Family Group in the Garden Master Sammie Gathorne-Hardy, Lady Juliet Gathorne- Hardy, the Hon. Mrs. Anthony Gathorne-Hardy, the Countess oj Cranbrook, Lady Sophie Gathorne Hardy, Lord Medivay Lady Christina ...

... By Sabretache When. Where and Hou> WE now know when and where, thanks to the fixture list, and Sir Reginald Blair, Chairman of the Race-Course Betting Control Board, has given us a bit of encourage ment as to the other problem by announcing that, so far as his organisation is concerned, there is a sum of £200,000 available for dis tribution, of which 66,000 is ear-marked for owners' costs and ...

... FIVE YEARS AID ENDER 1 Jean Lorimer's Piijie AtiotW. g'one oj J'* tHe Thre ...