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... in a setting from the film The Intruder, in which she stars with Patrick Holt. She first came to public notice in Floodtide, and in the forthcoming Madeleine plays Ann Todd's maid. Born and educated in Glasgow, she studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and -during the war toured with E.N.S.A. acting opposite Eric Portman and James Mason. She has since appeared at the Comedy Theatre in ...

... ONE of the great victories of the war, the Battle of the Atlantic, carried on largely from the Western Approaches Command, was celebrated by its Naval participants vi their second reunion dinner at the Dorchester. The guest of honour was Marshal of the R.A.F. Lord Douglas of Kirtle- side, A.O.C.-in-C. Coastal Command, 1944-4J, and the speeches recalled vividly the ardours of the struggle which ...

... Many Hundreds of Americans Celebrated Thanksqivinc )ay With British Guests at a Party in Park Lane Mr. H. F. Hodgson arriving with Mrs. Claude Graham White at the party for which turkey from Norfolk replaced the traditional turkey from Vermont Miss Donn Leather chatting to Mr. Gerald Albertini Reynolds, after the toast had been drunk to the King and the President of the United States Mrs. ...

... Generous Support for a Charity Dance Helc in Lincolnshire in Aid of the R.S.P.C.A. Miss Margaret Hill Mr. John Thompson Miss Renee Chappell and Miss Sheila Sloiven sitting out during a dance F/Lt. Leslie Blood D.F.M. with his fiancee Miss Mary Dee were two more who enjoyed this event held at the Angel Hotel Brigg Miss Gloria West with Lady West who both came from Yorkshire and Mr. Eric ...

... THE HEATH'S OPENING MEET Followers Took Stirrup-Cups at Ratoath Manor Mrs. George Garrett, wife of the U.S. Minister in Dublin waiting in her car for her horse to arrive The sun breaks through as the field moves off to draw a celebrated local haunt of foxes. The Meath derives from the Clongill pack founded in 1813 The Earl of Fingall a former Master of the Ward Union, talking to Mrs. Brian ...

... a 2 iii--,Tg; 7^5r-- THE OLD IMPLACABLE MOVES SLOWLY TO HER DOOM The famous training vessel, which fought in the combined French and Spanish Fleets at Trafalgar, seen as she was towed from Portsmouth Harbour en route to the point off the Isle of Wight where she was ceremonially scuttled. When this picture was taken the Implacable was passing the aircraft-carrier H.M.S. Vengeance vsBV ...

... I BliUM iiiiiaa HThe 29th Infantry Brigade Group, consisting of 2,916 men, of whom 918 are National Service men, have just finished the biggest combined manoeuvres of all arms held in Britain since the war. Pre-war, this three-day battle round Stan ford, in Norfolk, would have been an inconspicuous exercise. Now, when our home Army is in Ger- many, and the Regulars in this country are busy ...

... Fhe St. Andrew's Day Enthronement of the new Bishop of Guildford took place in the Church of the Holy Trinity, which is serving as a pro-Cathedral for the Diocese while the cathedral on Stag Hill is being built. The building of the new Cathedral is now going ahead so far as building licences permit after the delay during the last war. The Archdeacon of Canterbury, the Ven. A. Sargent, ...

... ^^nly Etonians and Old Etonians understand the Wall Game, but reliable information from the playing fields of Eton is to the effect that the Collegers in their 109th St. Andrew's Day match with the Oppidans kicked the ball into Good Calx and, in the subsequent siege, scored no fewer than eight shies. This was a handsome margin, but apparently it was a ding-dong struggle. One shy was very ...