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... It's 'Celanese' that's the Beauty of it! ...
... It's 'Celanese' that's the Beauty of it! ...
... The Duke of Buceleuch Lord Steward The Duke of Buccleuch as Lord Steward is the second member, after the Lord Chamberlain, of the King's Household in the Coronation Procession into Westminster Abbey, the Lord Chamberlain and Lord Steward walk together, followed by their pages carrying their coronets. The Duchess of Buccleuch also took part in the ceremony as one of the Bearers of the Canopy ...
... Coronation Social Route Conducted Tour of the Best Parties and Party Givers in Coronation Year By Miron Meet Britannia, earth's leading hostess, a worldly old lady who is keeping late hours this summer in a record-breaking season. Our news- reel commentator will now take you on a tour of her Best Parties on the Social Route Official magnificence comes first, and receiving for Britain last ...
... The Hon. James Barry Munnik Hertzog needs no introduction to the Englishmen who fought against the South Western division of the Boer forces at the opening of this century nor to the Englishmen who have watched a skilful and brave enemy turn from the field of battle to that of politics and become a friend. Born of Dutch stock, Hertzog studied law at Stellenbosch and came back to Europe for a ...
... Climax to Pageantry Their Majesties Crowned and Inthroned Here is yet another picture which millions of people saw in their imagination last Wednesday as they listened to the splendid and dignified broadcast from Westminster Abbey. But the mind's picture, no more than a photograph, can give a true impression of the glory of colour, the greatness of the setting, or of the majestic and solemn ...
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... GETTING MARRIED The Bystander's Review of Weddings and Engagements Myra Tiarks Is the younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Tiarks of Foxbury Chislehurst, Kent, and is to marry Richard Herbert Matlock eldest son of the late Major C. H. Mallock, D.S.O., and of Mrs. Mallock- Bogle, of 4, Queen's Gate Place, S.W.7 Rassano Alice Gey eli n Is engaged to David Hope Henderson, the eldest son of ...
... WcvtUmrD Typical of the many smart styles for Autumn that may be seen in the first floor costume department This most useful and attractive Coat and Skirt is well cut and tailored in novelty tweed. In shades of brown with collar of musquash dyed sable squirrel, and in grey with collar of black coney. price Small and medium sizes only 8 GNS. KNIGHTSBRIDGE, S.W.I. LTD. ...
... Films of the Day tour Good Productions By George Campbell THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER is nothing if not timely, seeing that the biggest scene is a reproduction of a Coronation in the Abbey. Twentieth Century-Fox have gone to the trouble and expense of building a very handsome Abbey and filling it with an impressive array of nobles and distinguished visitors and up to a point the ceremonial is ...
... , CELANESE HOUSE, W.t. Beauty by Night Made delightfully tangible in this Pyjama-Nightie of 'Celanese., Loveliness lives in 'Celanese' Crepe Satin and Crepe de Chine. ...
... The Paramount Chief of Barotseland Yeta III. tvas the only paramount chief of South Africa to be invited he wore the uniform presented to his father by Edward VII. z travelled hither first down the Zambesi by Royal Barge, manned by forty picked paddlers, then by car to Livingstone, the rest (10,000 miles) by train and steamer Ademola II., Alake of Abeokuta, officially known as the Oba of Egba ...
... Have Lived in Five Reie nS (Continued from paee 325) ej Being a rifle regiment, the Queen's Own marched past in file carrying its rifles at the trail. Just before we started a little man on a horse rode out and went in front. He was Bobs, the immortal Lord Roberts of South Africa and honorary colonel of the regiment. At the saluting-base was the Prince of Wales on a horse, the same sad-eyed ...