... Lorraine Got a handkerchief Read No Lorraine Have this one. And give it back when it 's washed Hartley This is the biggest scandal, Lorraine, that has evei happened at Saintbury Photographs by JoiuWic-i afters Lorraine Oh, by the way do I have0 r Read No, sir. You can have then- return the pipes as a wedding present Hartley I 'm not having any more boys like Read in this house Read Mother Mrs. ...

... PICTURES IN THE EIRE By Sabretache The Double THE popular cry about the two most dan gerous events in the whole Turf calendar is; Langton Abbot and Prince Regent! Where the latter is concerned, it is only too easy to concur with those who assert that he has only to stand up to win the National; where the former is concerned, though it is obvious that his supporters are voicing their ...

... Standi Supteme Maximum Prices: per bottle 25/3: Half bottle 13/3. U.K only BY APPOINTMENT GIN DISTILLERS TO H.M. KING 'GEORGE VI TANQUERAY GORDON CO. LTD W\* xS ...

... EIRE LAND OF PLENTY Prime cuts of bacon and new-laid eggs at 2s. 8d. a dozen adorn a Dublin shop window. A picture that evidences the current food position in Southern Ireland, where butchers, grocers, and fruit merchants display every type of merchandise. Bacon, butter, and sugar are all rationed, but the allowance in each case is generous, and far in excess of that allowed in Britain. During ...

... UP AND DOWN AND ROUND ABOUT BY CAMERA; NEWS SNAPSHOTS OF NOTABLE PEOPLE VISCOUNT and VISCOUNTESS HANWORTH after the christen ing of their infant son and heir, THE HON. DAVID STEPHEN GEOFFREY POLLOCK. Their daughter, THE HON. GILLIAN POLLOCK, came to the ceremony too CAPTAIN LORD GUERNSEY, The Black Watch, elder son of the Earl and Countess of Aylesford, married MISS MARGARET ROSEMARY TYER, ...

... . PORTRAIT STUDIES BY RICHARD N. HAILE, F.I.B.P., P.R.P.S., PRESIDENT OF THE INSTITUTE OF BRITISH PHOTOCRAPHERS. SIR DAVID PATRICK MAXWELL FYFE, K.C., M.P., British Prosecutor at Nuremberg, is the man whose brilliant cross-examination, to quote The Times, drew the main threads of 'several aspects of the case together with such crushing directness that Goering1 s nimble wit and deft ...

... THE CHAMPS ELYSEES BALLETS- FOR LONDON NEXT WEEK. 31 n^HE famous BALLETS DES CHAMPS ELYSEES, which have been enjoying a tremendous success in Paris, are due to open their London season of four weeks at the Adelphi J|8 Theatre on April 9. The 1|'l season is under the patron age of H.E. the French [Continued below. I Continued Ambassador, M. Massigli, and several notable new ballets with music ...

... . M ARGOT FONTEYN, prima ballerina of the Sadler's Wells Ballet Company and the first great danseuse to be produced by an English company, lives in a charming Regency period house in Chelsea, where these photographs were taken. She has added further to her great reputation by her performances as Princess Aurora at the Sadler's Wells Ballet Covent Garden season, which is proving such a success. ...

... THIS IS PARIS IN 1946 The street-lamps shed an eerie light upon the Rue Seguier, in the Institute District. The city wears a somewhat forlorn air these days, needing, like London, a great deal of paint to brighten her everyday aspect. Fuel rationing has also played its part in making Paris sombre, and on many an occasion during the past winter, places of evening entertainment have had to close ...

... iu[A| 1 1 a I A if] 2 *3 1 3 hS I M|K ^IHHIHUbbIMAA^H TV/T odern Russia has made a great favourite of the works of Dickens, perhaps in part because she has given a contemporary signi ficance to the sometimes villainous, often ridiculous characters whom the great novelist so ruthlessly portrayed, Buzfuz being a notable example. By adapting Dickens' thirteenth novel. Our Mutual Friend, to the ...

... , PERCY VICKERY LIMITI 28 NEW BOND STREET, LONDON, W.1 touch of it on your shoulders makes you feel that life is looking up again Vickery can offer this cape in natural blue or silver fox as well as in platina. vTcke ry No wonder platina fox is fashion's newest darling I Vickery use it for some of the loveliest coats, capes and stoles in their spring collection. Come in and see for yourself ...

... AIR EDDIES By Oliver Stewart Tivirly Birds THE other day I wrote about the use of express motor roads for linking main airports with the centres of the cities they serve. Not long after I heard from a member of the American helicopter pilots' asso ciation which goes by the delightful name of the Twirly Birds, saying that I must have forgotten about the helicopter. He argued that the right ...