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... = 4 THE DUCHESS OF WINDSOR King of the kiss-curls kiss-curls he was dressing, which he desperately called “Teasie-Weasie, the name of the family cat. “Teasie-Weasie” became an overnight trend. Raymond, born of an Italian barber father and French mother ...
... Royal repeat . worth seeing THE recent death of the Duchess of Windsor has, inevitably, prompted ITV to dust off its six-part series Edward and Mrs. Simpson. Unlike so many repeats, however, this one really is worth sesing again. it's been a huge hit ...
... MEXICO CITY \I AWAITS THE WINDSORS Mexico City, Tuesday. E Duke and Duchess of Windsor are expected hero to-day for an unoMcial visit. The President and Mrs. Miguel Aleman are to give a private dinner for the Duke and Duchess at the Presidential palace ...
... Duke and Duchess of Windsor and about 500 other guests by the celebrations committee of Biarritz last night. Among the guests were Norma Shearer, the film star, and Elsa Maxwell, international society hostess. Earlier, the Duchess of Windsor judged a ...
... millions of pounds worth of jewellery in Britain's biggest gem raid, it was disclosed today. Jewellery once owned by the Duchess of Windsor was in the haul taken from a Belgravia house in southwest London. Scotland Yard would only confirm that a quantity of ...
... closed HUNDREDS of people were disappointed when they arrived at Frogmore Gardens, Windsor, for a Bank Holiday visit — the gardens, where the Duke and Duchess of Windsor are buried, were closed to the public. ...
... LAST YEAR It was announced that the Jewellery of the late Duchess of Windsor would be auc tioned in April in aid of the Pasteur Insitute, Paris. France exploded its 81st underground nuclear device since 1975, in the South Pacific, at Muroroa Atholl. ...
... Duchess is laid to rest THE Duchess of Windsor was being buried today in the manner in which she lived — the wife of a king, but still not Royal. The plate on her coffin of English oak states simply: ‘‘Wallis, Duchess of Windsor — 1896-1986 ...
... and was obviously having the time of her life. MARRIED DUKE AND DUCHESS OF WINDSOR DEATH OF REV. R. A. JARDINE THE Rev. Robert Anderson Jardine. who married the Dlose and Duchess of Windsor, has died at the home of his son-intaw• And daughter, Mr. and Mrs ...
... Duchess dies at Paris home THE Duchess of Windsor died today at her home in Paris at the age of 89. A Buckingham Palace announcement said: ‘lt is announced with deep regret that the Duchess of Windsor died at 10 am today at her residence ...
... Windsor fever AN auction of some of the personal possessions of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor broke all expectations early today when many of the lots sold for much more than their pre-sale estimates. The fevered bidding at Sotheby’s in New York reached ...
... which joined the Baltic to the North Sea. 1896 Bessie Wallis Warfield born in Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania. Became Duchess of Windsor when she married Edward VIII. Her death on April 24 this year at the age of 80 ended a tragic love story in English ...