... 4 Lincolnshire Red j Shorthorns i Beef and Dairy Cattle at Louth REPRESENTATIVES of twenty-five of the leading herds of the breed were entered for the first annual show and sale of female Lincolnshire Red Shorthorns to be held by the Louth and District Lincolnshire Red Shorthorn Association at Louth. Both beef and dairy types were included in the total of over sixty animals, the top price of ...

... By C. A. LEJEUNE. MICHAEL POWELL'S new film, A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH (Empire), is a fantasy about life in the other world, as imagined by a crashed bomber pilot while under going a delicate operation on the brain. It is a daring attempt towards the metaphysic, which, in my opinion, fails; as any work must fail which tries to climb to heaven with no other means of afflatus than a giant ...

... CINEMASTERPIECES INGRID BERGMAN. PHOTOGRAPH SPECIALLY TAKEN FOR THE SKETCH BY KARSH, OF OTTAWA. Ingrid Bergman plays a traitor's daughter in the new Alfred Hitchcock film 44 Notorious shortly expected in London. Co-starring is Cary Grant. In her The Bells of St. Mary's she was a realistic Mother Superior. This versatile, intelligent star was born in Stockholm in 1917 married Dr. Peter ...

... I IMS 1^^ :(QJ^ M*mber7 BEAUTY PliPAIATIONJ THE MODERN WAY 7 If TO LOVELINESS vS^'x ...

... CHIVERS ARE ACTUAL GROWERS AS WELL AS PRESERVERS OF FINEST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Chivers country-made products include lams, Marmalade, Jellies, Canned Fruits and Vegetables, etc. C bitters Sons Ltd., His/on, Cambridge T/103E ■111 ill WiYWrrTTITwTiUM MLlMmJLlJJi R.I. MRS. GARY COOPER, beautiful wife of the distin guished Hollywood actor T he lo vely lips in Holly- wood mean real com- petition. ...

... THOSE who have never met him call him a Sheek. Himself he pronounces it Shake. The gentlemen on the North west Frontier of India, who have recently been so brusque to a valiant and enthusiastic poli tician, call themselves Maliks, and are the counterpart of the Sheik. They are totally dissimilar from the gorgeous and glamorous person usually presented to us by Hollywood. A pen-picture of a ...

... GETTING HARRIED The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Hay Peake IJeut. David George Montague Hay, R.N.R., only son of the late Lieut. -Colonel Lord and Lady Edward Hay, and stepson of Lady Edward Hay, of Hill Hall, Essex, married Miss Sonia Mary Peake, second daughter of Mr. Osbert Peake, M.P., and Lady Joan Peake, at St. Margaret's, Westminster Ramsden Boy dell Mr. Geoffrey Millar ...

... j n Mn/y^c fa ttkd faes PAT, pat, PAT, pat away fly wrinkles from face and mind in a famous Salon treatment. Tension un-tightens. Pores seem purified. Facial contours are coaxed into firmness, I lifted up out of flabbiness and fatigue. PAT, pat, PAT, pat it's really a rest-cure for your face. Every moment is individually planned be it a famous Firmo-Lift or an invigorating Ardena Masque down ...

... i, New Oxford Street, W.C.i. Social Justice.-- Social justice is a splendid ideal-- and as a phrase or party slogan quite as attrac tive as a property-owning demo cracy, and not less specious. The present moment (we are told by the Government) is the brief interim or suspense period before at long last social justice dawns on our country. And few will quarrel with the words interim and ...

... AFTER THE EXPLOSION AT JERUSALEM RAILWAY STATION Debris scattered outside the station-master's office following the outrage which took place on October 30, not twenty-four hours after the Zionist Council's resolution condemning terrorism. It appears that a taxi drove up to the station carrying three people with suitcases. They took the suitcases, containing explosives, to the waiting-room, and ...

... Tntil this autumn, The Mikado, in which Gilbert and Sullivan poked such sly fun at the Japanese, had been banned from the Japanese stage, and it has just had its first Japanese performance at the Ernie Pyle Theatre in Tokyo, being presented by American civilian players in collaboration with members of the American Eighth Army and also a number of Japanese players. The production has been on a ...

... i hhh aagggu I |H||M mmmm a I The nineteenth major race of the English flat-racing t season to fall to a French g horse was last week's I Cambridgeshire, in which J Madame Lieux's Sayani, I ridden by the Australian I jockey W. Johnstone, scored I a narrow but brilliant victory 6 over Claro and Toronto. Thirty-four runners went to I the post, with Sayani carry- I ing top weight of 9 st. 4 lbs ...