... GREAT BRINGTON WAS THE SETTING FOR THE PYTCHEEY POINT-TO-POINT Midland Riders to Hounds Enjoy an Exhilarating Afternoon Miss Peggy Wright, who wo t the Adjacent Hunt Ladies Race, with Miss Audrey Saunders Mrs. If. Allsop talking ta the huntsman, Stanley Barker, in between two of the five races Mr. L. Shea shy's Peg's Playtime, Miss Peggy Wright up, on the way to the start Miss M. V. Stewart on ...

... HER SOCIAL JOURNAL v--- Court IRews: The remarkable public enthusiasm which marked every stage of the two-day tour of Lancashire by Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh surprised even those who made the arrangements for it. The immense success of this, their first provincial tour together, is the best of auguries for the increasing number of such excursions which the young Royal couple ...

... It. C. Robertson-Glasgrow (Scoreboard) PICTURESQUE nomenclature, my ancient history tutor used to say, as, wiping a tear from his eye, he lowered my weekly essay into his waste-basket, is a characteristic, so to speak, of the United States of America. Oh, yes, decidedly so, Mr. Robertson. And then, propping a lethal cigarette into an invention of his own which had started as a pipe and ...

... TIIEY WERE MARRIED The Tatler's Review Ralli Barlow Favtr The wedding took place at the Presbyterian Church, George Street Portman Square, W.i, between Mr. Godfrey Victor Ralli, elder son of Sir Strati and Lady Ralli of Kensington Palace Gardens, London W.S, and Miss Jean Barlow elder daughter of the late Mr. Keith Barlow and of Mrs. Barlow, of Vicarage Gate, W.8. Miss Joanna Campbell was ...

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... COPPER-HAIRED, vital Sheila Burrell plays the wanton lover of a witch-boy in Dark of the Moon. From the Lyric, Hammersmith, Peter Brook's imaginative and speedy production was due to arrive at the Ambassadors Theatre yesterday, April 12. Photocraphed by ANTHONY BUCKLEY. ...

... Beverley Baxter TWENTY-ODD years ago a play was produced which added a new word to our vocabulary. It dealt with a scientifically produced mechanical man known as a Robot. The word became a part of the jargon of the day, and was recklessly applied to men who were lacking warmth, humour, delicacy and understanding. Then if passed and both the word and the idea were forgotten. Yet once more we ...

... . SO we 're all Londoners-- see glamorous and unra iBed'i ^ecree °f the Ministry of Fuel. The premidre coincided with the return of B.S.T., and huge crowds of th If ^'ccadilly Circus to gloat over the come-back of the winking, flashing signs in gold and white and colours I C li are fresh|y floodlit aspects of Brighton's Palace Pier; London's Houses of Parliament; Piccadilly Circus; 0lseum; ...

... GAFFE By Charles Cochran. COME years ago, be- >J fore Constance Cummings became Mrs. Benn Levy, and, I think, before she had played in England, Benn Levy brought her one day to I a little house we had in the country. My wife and I, and our guests, were all enchanted by her personality. Her name was unknown to us. During the evening, I summoned up courage to ask her if she had ever been on the ...