... pP A Mos/ U nusual 'T^' The roomiest best-sprung 'Ten* Yve sat in! Your comfort is well catered for in this new Lanchester 'Ten.' It is excellently sprung. All occupants sit well within the wheel base. There is no roll or sidesway. The interior dimensions are more than ample upholstery and fittings are excellent; luggage space is liberal. Yet the Lanchester is by no means 'over-bodied.' Its ...

... Theirs Is The Glory THIS extraordinarily noble film, which deeply moved the audience at the Gaumont at its Press showing, has been conceived and executed with maximum dignity. The literature handed to the critics contained no more than the bare mention of the producing company, which is General Film Distributors, Ltd. Nothing about the director, and perhaps I shall not be shot if I say that ...

... Wet, Wetter, Wettest Sir C. Malcolm Barclay-Harvey, Mr. W. G. Ironside and Dr. W. D. Brodie Brown Mr. Charles Symon and Capt. David Milne judging the 56-lb. weight-throwing at Ahoyne Braemar officials Mr. G. B. Low and Mr. J. Grant (secretary) The Marquess and Marchioness of Aberdeen with the Marquess of Huntly his daughter, Lady Lemina Gordon (left), and two-year-old son, the Earl of Aboyne ...

... The Hon. Mrs. Sherman Stonor with her five children, Julia, Thomas. Georgina, Harriett and Robert, at Stonor Park, Henley-on-Thames. Formerly Miss Jeanne Stourton, she is the wife of Major the Hon. Sherman Stonor, son of Lord Camoys, who she married in 1938. Both take a keen and active interest in local affairs. Stonor Park dates back before 1390, and in the reign of Queen Elizabeth a secret ...

... OTTER HUNTERS Crowhurst Hounds Meet At Robertsbridge, Sussex OTTER hunting is a comparatively rare sport, but there are about fifteen packs active in Britain, most of which were established in the early nineteenth century. In early days the otter was killed by a long spear, but now they are picked up and 44 tailed, or run into by the pack. They are extremely wary animals, and to hunt them ...

... The Southdown met at Bo-peep Top, on the South Downs between Lewes and Eastbourne recently. Meets are held mainly on the Downs to avoid damage to crops, but later in the season they are divided between the Downs and the Weald. The Master is Captain A. W. Dalgety (second from left) ...

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... . Operation Romance in Night and Day Cole Porter (CARY GRANT) meets Linda Lee (ALEXIS SMITH) for the first time at the Porter Christmas Party in Peru, Indiana 1914. MONTY WOOLLEY (himself), Linda, Grade (JANE WYMAN) and Ward Blackburn (DONALD WOODS) read the tragic news of the sinking of the Lusitania announced on the occasion of Cole Porter's See America First premiere. Right Cole Porter ...

... . MARGHERITA CAROSIO, Italy's leading coloratura soprano, in her third-act costume for 44 La Traviata at Covent Garden. Carosio in her second-act costume for 44 La Traviata ,M a beautiful white dress with green spots perfectly in the period. Carosio as Violetta, in 44 La Traviata in the splendour of her first-act ball dress. PHOTOGRAPHS SPECIALLY TAKEN BY P. A.-RKlTTER. MME. MARGHERITA CAROSIO ...

... TARTAN Ai TAFFETA FOE TEEN-AGERS TWO OF THE LOVELY YOUNG- LOOKING FROCKS NOW REACH INI, WELL-KNOWN STORES Two tartans, dress Stewart and royal Stewart, are combined in this jumper suit which buttons down the back. The full, youthful, dirndl-type skirt is trimmed with oxidised-silver buttons. 12 coupons. At Simpson's (Piccadilly). 0 Celanese taffeta gives a pre-war crispness and charm to this ...

... THE ENTHRONEMENT OF LINCOLN'S NEW BISHOP-- WITH THREE BLOWS OF HIS PASTORAL STAFF ON THE GREAT WEST DOOR HE SEEKS PERMISSION FROM THE DFAN AND CHAPTER TO ENTER THE CATHEDRAL A dramatic moment preceding last week's installation of the Right Rev. Leslie Owen With all the ancient ceremonial, the Right Rev. Leslie Owen, formerly Bishop Suffragan of Maidstone, was enthroned last week as Bishop of ...

... ■HisB J^omesday Book and many other priceless historical documents are now once again on view at the Public Record Office. Chancery Lane, which was opened to the public last week for the first time since the war. During the war the documents were stored in safety at Shepton Mallet, in Somerset, and they have now been restored to their rightful home without a single loss or the slightest damage ...