... MAN OF THE WORLD. More than five years ago Roger Livesey appeared in Peter Ustinoy's The Banbury Nose, which presented a man's life in reverse, running back from Z to A. Now here is the same actor in a play by a new dramatist, C. E. Webber, at the Lyric ...

... 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 ...

... Moss television transmitter, which came into operation on October 12, is the highest and most powerful of its kind in the world. There is also a standby aerial on a 150-ft. mast (seen on the right of the main mast) with its own controls (below). Though ...

... , in fact stretching it to include the nineties and to last till the First World War released the social revolution, Mr. Gore's Edwardian Scrapbook promises only a scrapbook, an old screen with old prints and old cuttings pasted upon it at every angle ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...