... BEMBRIDGE SCRAPBOOK THE Sailing Club Ball and the scow- racing brought visitors to Bembridge from all parts of the Isle of Wight. The Garland Club and Pitt House attracted the grown-ups but, for their children well, there 's something about a beach in ...

... jet scrapbook 32 TOM HUSTLER IS BACK FROM AN INAUGURAL FLIGHT ROUND THE WORLD BY JET AIRLINER. HE TOOK HIS CAMERA OUT AT EVERY STOP AND CAME BACK WITH THIS PICTORIAL TRAVELOGUE I SET OFF FROM LONDON AIRPORT AT mid-day and I arrived in Sydney 42 hours ...

... of the Broadway production in his book, The Face of the World (Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 42s), which is described as an international scrapbook of people and places since the end of the Second World War. It is, as well, what Cecil Beaton himself describes ...

... supply has also now been taken care of. Val Radio, for instance, are exhibiting a set which will run off voltage from 50 250, provided from private generating sets, or even car batteries. The same firm also have a projection model, which, instead of the ...

... Trust has been doing both in this country and through the travels abroad of some of its staff. Movements of geese about the world are traced by ringings and recoveries, and it sometimes seems that conclusions therefrom are drawn on somewhat scanty evidence ...

... the photographic world. In the meantime it has all proved tremendous fun: there have been designs for the ballet, scrapbooks for fans, decors for theatres, portraits of Royalty, fame in America, friendship with Garbo and, of course, World War Two. Here the ...

... decline because of cupboard draw backs, and the ancient dynasty of Pekingese on the incline. Our picture comes from the lavish Pekingese Scrapbook by Elsa and Ellic Howe, published by Chapman Hall at 1 gn. an ideal Christmas book, this which shows decidedly ...

... making of his people,, but in the artificial world he has invented for them they ring true. And this lets Gilbert and Sullivan in. For the characters in their operas, living in an even more artificial world, ring true in just the same way. Joseph Surface ...

... Palace not in the petrol-free limousines of diplomacy, but at best in a taxi. Or on foot. They are as legion, from World War One and from World War Two. There is a house in London now where you may see the Imperial Eagle of Russia displayed as if the Czar ...

... This is a mockery of democracy, and a strong resolution was passed in favour of reform. One of the best speeches from the floor came from Alderman A. M. Watson, of Lancashire, who made the case for re-rating agricultural land and industry. As a farmer ...

... Miss Jean Forbes, I saw dancing with one of her brothers. Others I noticed were M. Philippe Washer from Belgium, Mr. L. Bergelin from Sweden, Mrs. Miglori from Italy and Mr. N. Kumar, the Indian Davis Cup player. Next day I went down to Hurlingham Club where ...