... Sean 0' Casey's 44 Red Roses for Me Red Roses for Me comes to the Lyric, Hammersmith, on April 9th for four weeks. It opened at the Embassy, Swiss Cottage, and was an instantaneous success. With the exception of Tristan Rawson, who plays the Protestant Rector, the cast of Red Roses for Me is an all-Irish one, and two-thirds of them have been at the Gate, Abbey and Gaiety theatres in Dublin. ...

... V V-- NONE of those privileged to know Princess Elizabeth were in the least surprised at the resounding success of her three days' visit to Northern Ireland, during which our beloved, beautiful and charming young Princess, as her uncle, Admiral Earl Granville, the Governor of Ulster, described her at the luncheon party following her launch of the great aircraft- carrier H.M.S. Eagle, won all ...

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... Miss P. B. Hammick on Gamesky taking the last jump in the Ladies Challenge Cup Viscount Cowdray and Cdr. Latham. Lord Cowdray lives at Cowdray Park, Midhurst Major-Gen. S. S. Butler, the starter. He was head of the British Military Mission in Ethiopia from 1941 to 1943 Mrs. M. N. Tufnell, winner of the Ladies' Challenge Cup, with her horse, Bonny Girl ...

... NOT long before the Court left Buckingham Palace, Princess Elizabeth, who has been the guest of honour at so many parties and dances in the West End in recent weeks, gave a small return party of her own at Buckingham Palace, to which some forty of her closest friends of both sexes were invited. It was an informal pre-dinner gathering, and for two hours from six o'clock onwards, the Princess ...

... AIR EDDIES By Oliver Stewart I\otice IN the interests of accurate statement, I want to ask those who put up NO PARKING notices to amend them slightly. Would they please change them to: NO PARKING EXCEPT FOR ME, which is what they really mean. Not a month ago I walked across the south side of Hanover Square. There I counted three No Parking notices, and on the roadway adjacent to them I ...

... Make It -A Date Marianne Davis brings off a very successful double in London's latest revue Make It A Date at the Duchess Theatre. She is not only a most charming leading lady but also, with Leigh Stafford, the producer of the show. Tall, fair and American-born, Marianne Davis first made her reputation in London as a cabaret singer. Marianne Davis and .Jane Carr were an eagerly sought-after ...

... Major Jaques Poirier, who was awarded the D.S.O. for dropping over France with the paratroops, and his father, Cdr. Robert Poirier S/Ldr. Leonard Trent R.N.Z.A.F., who was decorated with the V.C. for his attack on a power station at Amsterdam in May 1943, and W/Cdr. F. Yeo-Thomas, who received the G.C., M.C. and Bar GjCapt. D. E. Gillam D.S.C. and two Bars D.F.C., A.F.C., with his wife after ...

... Have Their Joint Hunter Trials at Great Westwood, Bucks Hill, Near King's Langley recently held their Joint Hunter Trials at Great Westwood, the home of Major S. G. R. Barratt, Master of the Old Berkeley (East). It was the first time that the Hunter Trials had been held since the \var. The attend ance was good both of spectators and horses, and owing to the fine weather the going was ...

... Their Majesties the King and Queen, with the two Princesses, as well as the Queen- Mother, and the Princess Royal, were all present at the wedding in St. George's Chapel, Windsor, of Miss Lavinia Lascelles to Major Edward Renton. There was a big crowd assembled outside the chapel to see the Royal Family and to wish luck to the exceptionally good-looking bride and groom as they drove away in an ...

... 7*\n April I gigantic tidal waves coming from the area of submarine earthquakes in Alaska roared across the Pacific a| 500 miles an hour, spreading deatk and destruction in their path. Triple waves, nearly 100 ft. high, swept nearly a mile inland on the Hawaiian islands, killing and in juring several hundreds of people, while in Honolulu harbour ship- ping was piled on the foreshore in ...