... engine to warm it up- THE PRINCES LOWERED IN A RAFT TO BATHE FROM H.M.S. SHROPSHIRE I H.R.H. PRINCE GEORGE, LORD LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN, AND (R.) H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES. When the Princes enjoyed a bathe from H.M.S. M Shropshire they were lowered in a raft ...

... latter gets into trouble with the authorities for intruding upon a female bathing party owing to his love for the princess, helps the youth to escape by means of a flying machine. Then come the visit to the cave with grand ballets of its jewelled glories ...

... on a motor cycle combination, and, later, does a solo- flight without the slightest knowledge of flying. In both cases the machines are in control, performing amazing stunts and piling thrill on thrill, regardless of Mr. Formby's sufferings. He suffers ...

... Dark. I must believe that Martha Raye's vocal and physical energy, as heard and seen in a musical battle of saxophones and machine- guns entitled Public Melody No. i, will have its host of admirers; but Jack Benny's skirmishes with threatening bankruptcy ...

... measure of his own enthusiasms. He is not a tramp or an explorer like most of us he demands a comfortable bed at nights and a hot bath when wanted but his wan derings are not of the ordinary kind, and this record of a few of them is pleasantly alluring. 7ou ...

... acting, and for all I know her personal acquaintances may delight in her dulcet accents, but if so, the sound- reproducing machines have a long way yet to travel. The gramophone certainly has, for that is inclined to be either thin or raucous, characterless ...

... long, thin individual. But at the instance of the publisher the drawing was amended to become a copy of a friend of his at Bath, a fat old beau, who would wear, in spite of the ladies' protests, drab tights and black gaiters. The Mr. Pickwick subsequently ...

... present film upsets the fine balance of Charlie Chaplin's genius. Inexorably he has been caught up in the revolutions of the machine age which he condemns. Once he was silent; now he talks a lot. Once he was a little man accepting circumstance; now he kicks ...

... ring that once belonged to Merlin, he goes back through time to the fifth century, finding himself a prince in the city of Bath. This makes a really exciting story. Two very old favourites by E. Nesbit, both published at 1 is 6d by Ernest Benn, have a ...

... marries an American diplomat, ruins his career and risks her life to rehabilitate him. There are interesting glimpses of machines for deciphering codes and other technicalities, and the climax has a certain mild excitement. Joel McCrea, always handsome ...

... loose again Signorina Vitti scandalizing her neigh bour from Kenya by dancing a native dance in black-face make-up and a bath towel is charming, and I didn't mind watch ing her watching the 'planes come and go at an aero club-- but as she appears to ...

... of the water fete beforo and after, need not be dwelt on. I am told that the artists enjoy it I know a gentleman who never bathes with enjoy ment, unless he has to break the ice in one of the ponds at Hampstead. But at Olympia such heroism is not necessary ...