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... The ^Tatler's Register of ENGAGEMENTS Miss Denise Anne I aylor and Mr. John Mark, who are to be married. Miss Taylor is the daughter of Mrs. P. Taylor Stranz of London and of Mr. Walter G. Taylor and Mr. John Mark, B.A.. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. E. Mark, of Surbiton Surrey, lie carried the torch on the last lap of the 1948 Olympiad Dorothy Wildin Miss Gloden Bear only daughter of Mr. ...

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... LEICESTER SQUARE AFTER THE SWITCH-ON This was one of the brightest spots in the West End. The red, green, gold and white legends, with their staccato flickering devices, on the theatres, cinemas and shops have gained in effect because their background still lacks the brilliance of ten years ago. Leicester Square, like Piccadilly Circus, was jammed with pedestrians last Saturday night A SEA OF ...

... THIS week-end sees the continuation at Lake Success of the adjourned regular session of the United Nations which failed to finish in Paris last December. To the man in the street the words United Nations generally conjures up images of Russian and American delegates shouting at each other, with sarcastic comments by other delegates and a series of grimaces and grins photographed close-up by ...

... KERENSKY AT AN ANTI-COMMUNIST MEETING IN NEW YORK The former leader of the Russian people, whose short-lived provisional regime preceded the October Revolution staged by Lenin, talking with Mrs. Oksana Kasenkina, (the Russian schoolteacher who leaped from the Russian Consulate last summer), at the rally at Freedom House, New York, held as a counterblast to the Cultural and Scientific ...

... I and 2. FLURRY IN THE CARIBBEAN: Lord Baldwin, Governor of the Leeward Islands, who returned to London earlier in the year to meet the Colonial Secretary, journeyed back to Antigua in the S.S. Barfleur, from Dieppe, and on arrival received a welcome from the islanders that betokens his enormous popularity. As his launch touched the jetty the Governor waved once to the multitudes ashore, and ...

... longleat reopens TO THE PUBLIC. LORD BATH'S magnificent Elizabethan house Longleat, Warminster, Wilts, is again open to visitors. Originally a thirteenth-century small Augustinian priory, in 1541 the property was sold by the King to Sir John Thynne (John o' th' Ynne), who began converting and rebuilding in 1567, and whose descendants hold it to this day. Alterations were made through the ...

... . I WE agree entirely with Mr. Alan Melville's melvillainous Film Crisis in our issued March 16. In film studios we have noted time and money treated with a contempt which neither deserves. We now await the sorting-out of the film industry; believing that it contains more intelligence and less co-ordination than most other industries. Part of this lack of liaison extends to the depart, ment ...

... SKETCi I PI ■KilM\l\m a s >i M I Si\\l**H MARCH 24. In picture fffl Col. Smith-Maxwell, Mr. SH Murray-Smith and the SH Hon. Mrs. Hardy at the |H Pytchley Hunt Point-to- SH point at Great Brington, |M Northants. Some thrilling BR racing included the Low- ther Challenge Cup, and |1|^ the Adjacent Ladies' Race. |1| I MARCH 26.-- Mr. and J Mrs. Derek Tangye held Jgg annual party in their 17th ...