... . HEATHER THATCHER'S background gives some idea of how far she has travelled to entertain the Forces both during the war and since. Last September she pioneered a venture sponsored by the R.A.F. under the aegis of Lord Tedder, and, starring in Little Lambs Eat Ivy, she covered all the air-lift and military bases travelled over 4000 miles, playing to thirty-four units in six weeks of one-night ...

... I . SHE wore an Easter bonnet, Feathers set upon it and flowers, too, and veils, on Easter Day in Hyde Park. For the ideal weather brought fashion out in its finest post-war flowering, and a crowd of many thousands converged on Rotten Row. A light dust hung above, stirred from underfoot the trees were flushed with green there was colour in the flower-beds a feeling of festivity in the sunlit ...

... CHOICE OF THE MONTH Selected by Our Panel of Experts IITFRATURE. Miss Winifred Felce, whose book Apes is uncomfortably full of human interest. 9^-r^ SCREEN. Jos6 Ferrer, whose capital performance of the vacillat ing Dauphin in Joan of Arc stands out from a cast which seems generally resigned to mediocrity. RADIO. Miss Dorothy L. Sayers For her series, The Man Born to be King, which moves ...

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... . EARLY this month the Duke and Duchess of Windsor came to England to spend Easter with Lord Dudley at Ednam Lodge, Sunningdale. His Royal Highness came over first and spent several days with Queen Mary at Marlborough House and our photograph shows him meeting the Duchess at Victoria Station, preparatory to going down to Sunning dale. They left Cap d'Antibes in March to supervise the ...

... SKETCH bATE-BOOK. APRIL 2 Most of the County folk and adjacent Hunts turned up for the H older ness Hunt Point-to- I Point at E lloughton and I entries for all five races very I high. In the picture Lady I Jane Bet hell, Mr. Hugh I Bet hell and Mrs. J ohn Carver. APRIL 6. At Ripon Cathe dral Mr. Owen Stable, son of I Mr. Justice Stable and Lady Stable, of Plas Llwyn Owen, Llanbrynmair, ...

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