... Ronald Nearae is a young man whose name is heard ^with increasing frequency in British film productions. Recog nised to be one of the greatest lighting experts in this country, he has recently turned to the field of production. He was director of lighting in Noel Coward's In Which We Serve and in This Happy Breed as well as being jointly in charge of production. He, David Lean and Anthony ...

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... The Hon. Mrs. Maurice Bridgeinan and Her Daughters The Hon. Mrs. Maurice Bridgeman is the wife of Viscount Bridgcman's youngest brother, whom she married in 1933. They have three daughters, Erica Jane, who was horn in 1934; Teresa Anne, three years younger; and Elizabeth Caroline, horn in 1944. Mrs. Bridgeman is the younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Minto Wilson. Her husband received the C.B.E. ...

... Lady Ingram, wife of Sir Herbert Ingram, of Driffield Manor, Cirencester, celebrated her fifty-fifth birthday by giving a party at the May Fair. Four generations of the family were present, the eldest being Mrs. Laura Stirling, who is eighty-two, and the youngest, Andrew, who is just a few months old. Sir Herbert Ingram, who is the grandson of Mr. Herbert Ingram, founder of the Illustrated ...

... Punchestown Races Ireland's Greatest Jumping Meeting Lady Prichard- Jones, wife of Sir John Prichard- Jones Mrs. M. S. Spiller, wife of Captain Spiller Mrs. L. Helme in the enclosure on Ladies' Day Miss O'Rourke, Master of the North Galway Fennell, Dublin Mrs. Luke Lillingston and her son, the Earl of Harrington, who won the Maiden y Chase with Revelry Major Derrick Cooper, the Life Guards, ...

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... VICTORY DAY IN PARIS-- THE BIG FOUR ATTEND THE CEREMONY AT THE ARC DE TRIOMPHE M. Bidault, Mr. Molotov, Mr. Bevin and Mr. Byrnes standing before the tomb of France's Unknown Warrior Last Sunday Paris celebrated the anniversary of victory in Europe with a military parade in the Champs Elysees, a ceremony at the tomb of the Unknown Warrior, and by all- night dancing in the ballrooms and in the ...

... RUSSIANS MARCH PAST A Red Army unit passing down the Charlottenburger Chaussee in Berlin on May 9, during the celebration of the first anniversary of VE-Day. Contingents from the armies of the four Allied occupying Powers took part in the parade, and the four military commanders took the salute from a base near the Red Army Monument, which is seen in the background of this picture. In the ...

... INAUGURATING A NEW PHASE IN ANGLO-EGYPTIAN RELATIONS Lord Stansgate, head of the British Delegation, addressing the first formal meeting of the British and Egyptian Treaty Revision Delegations at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Cairo. The meeting in Cairo followed Mr. Attlee's surprise announcement that Britain proposed to withdraw all naval, military and air forces from Egyptian territory. ...

... all the accidents befalling little drifters during the war, probably the experience of Daisy II is the strangest, and hitherto no details of it have been published. The incident occurred when Daisy II was performing attendant duties to the ill-fated Royal Oak It will be remembered that this great battleship sank as a result of some mysterious explosions on October 14, 1939. The Daisy II was in ...