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... great British Public he will always remain 'Mr. Tree.' But in the eyes of his Maker he has always been 'Sir Herbert.' Actor John Drew, who had shaved off his moustache to play a new part, didn't recognise Max immediately when they met in Pall Mall. Ah ...
... Foley, may I introduce John McCormack? Both blushed furiously, but the introduction proved prophetic, for eventually they fell in love and married and now Lily McCormack tells the story of John's life in I Hear You Calling Me (W. H. Allen, 10s. 6d.) a ...
... Mr. Bauer, by John P. Marquand (Robert Hale, 8s. 6d.); Dead Lion, by John and Emery Bqnett (Michael Joseph, 8s. 6d.); The Greyhound in the Leash, by Joyce Horner (Faber and Faber, 12s. 6d.); The Horn and the Roses, by Ira Wallach (W. H. Allen, 9s ...
... line of literary smartness. They always like Mr. W. J. Locke and they have read and re-read his Joshua's Vision, with its simple-hearted, simple-minded, very likeable hero. The busy lady who writes as E. j Barrmgton as well as under her own name, is doing ...
... cartoons by the cartoonist of the Sunday Express, with an introduction by John Gordon, the editor (3s. 6d.). Smoky, by Nancy Raymond (W. H. Allen, 6s.). Grabby Pups, by Nancy Raymond (W. H. Allen, 6s.). Seaside Scrapbook for Boys and Girls, by Malcolm ...
... No One's Kindness, George Loveridge (W. H. Allen, 7s. 6d) The Girl from France, Jane England (Hurst Blackett, 9s.) The Fafade, Eileen Tremayne (Hutchinson, 9s. 6d.) Murder in White Pit, John Barrington (John Langdon, 6s. 6d.) Dick Heriot's Wife ...
... falls foul of the Inquisitors in his native Aragon, goes wenching W* in Madrid, tries to rescue a lovely young novice from a Bl Rome nunnery, marries and M begets children and falls for the w fascinations of the exquisite Duchess of Alba, who repaid the 1 ...
... is much about him and other Big Toppers in Lady Eleanor Smith's British Circus Life (Harrap, 18s.) edited by W. J. Turner, with additions by John Hinde, and beautifully pictured in colour and black-and-white a book that takes one behind the scenes on an ...
... Morocco (Faber, 18s.) is both a scholarly and vivid travel book, illustrated with his own photographs. SCHOLARLY, too, is John Steegman's interpretation of early Victorian arts and culture Consort of Taste (Sidgwick Jackson, 25s.). His object is not ...
... original approach with his photo graphs which illustrate so well Gala Day London Phyl,is !?v°Urir nt!ey r 'he u' her r 3 e o/eAc ...
... service of Qantas Empire Airways. Mother Hubbard, by W. E. Richards (John Gifford Ltd., 8s. 6d.) .The story of a miner's wife and the fight she put up for her five sons. Cycling in the Lake District, by John Crowe (Skeffington, 7s. 6d.). An interesting guide ...
... wartime work. In Blue Tapestry (Hollis Carter, 15s.), Dame Vera Laughton Mathews, their Director from 1939-46, describes the W.R.N. S. from its early build up to its D-Day achievements when it helped to assemble the invasion fleet and served in the Plotting ...