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... ONE of the prettiest sights that greets the traveller on his arrival in East Africa, when travelling up country, is the herds of zebra-- sometimes as big as a thousand head. These African horses continue grazing on the vast Athi Plain, across which the train runs on its way to Nairobi from Mombasa, in full sight and quite unconcerned. Only if the train should stop do they raise their heads, ...

... MOTLEY NOTES. By ALAN KEMP. Strange Waters. This is written by the Waters of Babylon-- or, to be quite accurate, by the waters of the Lake of Geneva. They are remarkable waters in several respects. First, there is a great deal more liquid in them than meets the eye. The heavens here have a habit, like the Melancholy Jaques's deer, of weeping into the needless stream, and when they weep, they ...

... WE TAKE OFF OUR FiAT TO- AND WE APPLAUD EILEEN HERLIE, for the emotional power and quality of her acting. WITH some recent post-war British sporting failures in his mind, perhaps, NANKERVILLE pulled up his socks and won the 1500-metres race at the recent Allied Forces Track and Field Meeting held at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. Second was Bouchemet of France, and Van Wijngaarden of Holland ...

... WITTY, brilliant, original, 44 The Shephard Show opened at Prince's Theatre last week. The star come dians are Arthur Riscoe, Richard Hearne, 44 Mon- sewer Eddie Gray, Douglas Byng. The singer Marie Burke. Dancers Ronald Boyer and Jeanne Ravel. Lively music by Harry Parr Davies is conducted by John Blore with his B.B.C. orchestra. Scenery, costumes, by William Chappell. Pro duction by Wendy ...

... STEWART GRANGER AS PAGAN INI MUSIC BY MENUHIN. T'HE MAGIC BOW, 1 Gainsborough pic ture directed by Bernard Knowles, has been shown at the Cannes Film Fes tival, and has its Gala Premiere, to be attended by Queen Mary, on October 10 at the Odeon, Marble Arch, in aid of the London Homeopathic Hospital. The screen has presented a saccharine version of the sardonic, demoniac genius, and his love ...

... Jaeger are introducing a new, feminine and very attractive waistline in their slacks and skirts. It is the cummerbund a tie-round scarf effect which gives a beautifully neat waist and a warm, com fortable assurance that there will be no ugly gaps between shirt and Bkirt however energetically you work or play. These are on sale at all Jaeger shops, including the Jaeger shop at Selfridges. The ...

... In his comparatively recent rise to fame, Gregory Peck has had some varied leading parts to his credit. His first was in A. J. Cronin's The Keys of the Kingdom as the courageous Catholic priest, followed by the role of Paul in The Valley of Decision and lately he was the suspected murderer in Alfred Hitchcock's much discussed psychological drama Spellbound. Now in David O. Selznick's Duel in ...

... . H.M. the KING opened the 44 Britain Can Make It Exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum. He is shown arriving with H.M. the QUEEN. MR. LEIGH ASHTON, Director of the Museum, is on the right. The HON. LUCIA LAWSON, only daughter of Major-General Lord Burnham and Lady Burnham, is en gaged to F./ Lieut, the Hon. Roger David Marquis, R.A.F.V.R., only son of ...

... beauty and mystery by camera. The camera has successfully captured mystery and romance in this beautiful photo graph by Rosalind Maingot, on vieiv at the London Salon of Photography under the title of 44 Night. The pose the texture and the lighting are all equally admirable. FROM THE PHOTOGRAPH BY ROSALIND MAINGOT, F.R.P.S., EXHIBITED AT THE LONDON SALON OF PHOTOGRAPHY. (COPYRIGHT RESERVED.) ...

... SIR THOMAS BEECHAM'S ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA MAKES ITS DEBUT. T MPRESARIO SIR THOMAS BEECH AM launched his newly- formed Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in a brilliant performance at the Davis Theatre, Croydon, recently before a cheering audience of 4000 people. Of the personnel, which includes many fine musicians, Sir Thomas said, This is the best-looking orchestra I ever had, and he is ...

... FOR the past twenty years The Wildernesse, a lovely Jacobean mansion at Seal, near Sevenoaks, Kent, has been used as a country club. Since it was built in 1650 the house and its setting have become a recognised Kent beauty spot. It was raised on the site of a monastery said to have been used after the Reformation as a country house by Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, and has itself seen many ...