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... TUG DUE OF RUTLAND MARRIES DIISS AWE (AIMING BELL Lady Violet Benson aunt of the bridegroom, the Marquess of Anglesey, Kathleen Duchess of Rutland, the bridegroom'' s mother, and Lady Colqukoun, who were sitting on the stairs waiting for the bride and bridegroom to leave Major W. Cumming Bell, father of the bride. Miss Jacqueline Cumming Bell, sister of the bride, and Mr. Richard Fox-Linlon ...

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... ALEC GOIAIESS, ACTOR JN January of this year, Alec Guiness, one of the best of to-day's younger actors, was released from the R.N.V.R. He had risen from the ranks to become a lieutenant, and was in command of an L.C.I., spending most of his service in the Adriatic. His sensitive portrayal of Hamlet in Tyrone Guthrie's 1938 production of Hamlet was his first leading part, and it was in complete ...

... A WEDDING AT NEW COLLEGE, OXFORD Lt.-Col. Cunningham Marries Miss Delia Mary Holland-Hibbert THE marriage took place recently of Lt.-Col. W. M. Cunningham, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. James Scott Cun ningham, of Auchendarroch, Wishaw, Lanarkshire, and Miss Delia Mary Holland-Hibbert, younger daughter of the Hon. Wilfrid and Mrs. Holland-Hib bert, of Grove House, Beckley, Oxford. The bride was ...

... II.R.1I. PRIMS ELIZABETH ATTENDS THE ROYAL NAVY AND MERCHANT NAVY BALL Dancing with Lord Rupert Nevill, Who is the Marquess of Abergavenny's Younger Son The Princess was the Guest of Honour, and This was Her First Public Ball Miss E. Bell, Mr. W. Loudon, Lady Madden, Capt. Sir Charles Madden, R.N., Miss Ann Fisher and Capt. Paul Rich Mr. Pat Buckley, Lady Sarah Savile, sister of the Earl of ...

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... is the leading lady of this year's Stratford Festival. She is playing the Princess of France in Lore's Labour's Lost Lady Macbeth in Macbeth and Imogen in Cymbeline which was this year's Birthday Play, performed on April 23. Of her Imogen it has been said The Imogen is a striking beauty. The actress seizes this exquisitely difficult and widely-ranged part and dances away with it. She is ...

... f RISOIIllA in PARIS 44 Plus £a change, plus e'est la m6me chose Now that lilac -time is here it becomes almost a pleasure to travel by Metro; even the Fish Market smell of the Halles station is attenuated by the divine scent of the mauve and white blossoms that are brought to town in great armfuls by happy suburbanites. Splendid, gorgeous, common-or-garden blooms now despised by the florists, ...