... 4 Song of Norway the Life and Music of Edvard Grieg A Spectacular Production The Song of Norway which is to be presented by Emile Littler at the Palace Theatre on March 7th, is an operetta based on the life and music of the Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg, and is now in the second year of its run on Broadway. Among the colourful scenes is the Festival of St. John on Midsummer's Eve in Bergen ...

... 3rd/0. Daphne Barham, W.R.N. S., 2nd Lt. David Barham, Household Cavalry, Capt. H. A. Barham, Countess Pongracz de Saint Michel Etovar, F/Lt. G. L. Phillips and Mrs. H. A. Barham Mrs. R. C. Rootes and Major D. Evatt Miss Pearl Glessing and Lt. J. H. J. Voorspuy Mr. E. Clifford Smith, Mr. Peter Russell, Capt. Peter Demery, Mrs. Clifford Smith, Mrs. Peter Demery and Miss H. Hilton Simpson Mrs. ...

... At Leopardstown, Dublin, Cool Customer Wins the Leopardstown 'Chase of 1,000 Sovs. Cool Customer, with R. O'Ryan in the saddle. He is owned by the Scottish sportsman Major R. Stirling- Stuart, and trained by Mr. H. Riddell- Martin Don Ferdinando d'Ardia Caracciolo, with Miss Zita Hartigan, daughter of the Irish trainer Mr. Hubert Hartigan Miss Imogen Chichester, Major R. Stirling- Stuart Scots ...

... P R I S C I L L A (fit again) PARIS Black Market or starve I HAD quite forgotten what it feels like to be really ill, and when I realised that I could no longer smash the third attack of grippe in four weeks because, said the vet., the right lung is seriously congested, I gave up the struggle gracefully and decided to take a fairly- needed rest. Wishing to do the thing in style, I rang up ...

... The Man with the Most Expressive Face in Paris Jean Rigaux Buys a Chicken Jean Rigaux is one of the heroes of the Occupation. Night after night while the Germans strutted in the Champs Elysees he kept Paris. smiling with his jokes for five years. He had been busy in the Army until June 1940, and when he became a civilian again he kept up his own private war on his two enemies, Nazism and Gloom ...

... AIR EDDIES By Oliver Stewart Clubs and Subsidies INSTEAD of deploring Lord Winster's decision not to grant regular subsidies to the light aeroplane clubs, we ought, I believe, to welcome it. Subsidies is the slippery path that leads to Government control. Without subsidies the clubs will be freer than they have been in the past. Some will find it impossible to continue. All will find it ...

... Soon, very soon, these empty seats will be filled by applauding theatre-goers if the play is right. Meantime, Emlyn Williams (adapting Dear Evelyn from the American stage and film play, Guest in the House, which Peter Dearing makes his first essay in production-management) sits there cutting, altering, twisting it to the English taste. The auditorium is cold, there is no atmosphere, a smear of ...

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... The First Post- War Point-to-Point At Cottenham, Cambridgeshire Cambridgeshire Harriers organised the meeting, and although the weather was wet and cold and there was a high, blustering wind, everyone enjoyed themselves. The racing was excellent, with very few falls Mr. R. H. Nicholson's Silver Bonnet, winner of the Cambridgeshire Harriers Hunt Cup Mr. D. L. Raker's Rastus and Mr. H. B. ...

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... BUBBLE SQUEAK Stories from Everywhere A crowd had gathered round a man selling tins of corn-cure. After a long speech he asked if anyone had bought a tin before. A voice from the back of the crowd shouted: Yes, I had a box last week.'' Thank you, sir, said the itinerant salesman. And did you find it did all I say Yes and more. My wife used it to polish the furniture, and it took all the ...

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