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... By GUARDRAIL EPSOM wasn't a pleasant meeting as regards the weather, but, barring the Derby, weren't the results beautiful! It is odd how seldom the winner of the Guineas wins the Derby and how often the winner of the One Thousand wins the Oaks. Rockfel was the easiest winner of the week, and must be a really good staying filly. I am not so sure that Monument ought to have beaten Fair Copy ...

... It. C. Robertson-Glasgow AT Christmas, I should never choose to go and watch Big Soccer. There 's nothing homely about that. Christmas is, above all, the team time; in the house, the family; on the football-field, a team that stays together. You don't want players popping off just because someone has bought them for £20,000. Big Soccer is surely the most soulless and calculating of all our ...

... cJ-oiidoit cLimeliakt LESLIE HENSON'S next West End appear ance will be in a revival with a difference. The play is the twenty-five year old comedy by the late J. B. Fagan And So To Bed and the difference is that Vivian Ellis has written a considerable score for it. The director, Wendy Toye, has worked with Ellis's music successfully before, notably in the Cocaran productions Bless the Bride ...

... 7L D. B. Wyndham Lewis AN adventurous chap expressing a deter mination to sail for the China Seas to discover the hidden treasure of Captain Kidd, the eminent pirate, moved us to look up the Newgate Calendar. This improving work, alas, yields no hint of any cache in the course of what is undoubtedly the dullest pirate-story known tp man, not excluding the latest City prospectus. Except that he ...

... By Herbert Far j eon Shepherd' s Pie Prince's THIS (which you had probably seen, but I hadn't) is a very Boomps-a-Daisy show, being in the big, broad, rackety spirit of the moment, and the company re flecting the fortunes of war, inasmuch as it appears to consist of people who fall down and people who don't fall down. Among the people who fall down are Bobby Howes, who has not very far to go, ...

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... SEVEN HUNDRED British racing pigeons released some time ago at Nantes are, at the time of writing, still missing from their Yorkshire coops, and it seems odd that among all the expert theories for their absence a very simple one has not yet been considered; namely the possibility that the birdies may be bored, pro tem., with Yorkshiremen. ...

... Pictorial Politics. The Dupes. PRESIDENT WILSON has an unrivalled genius for expressing in the most lucid way the real meaning of German military aggression, and in his Flag Day address last week he made clear to the man in the street the meaning of the new intrigues of peace, by which German militarism designs to end the war while her position is still secure. President Wilson, unlike ...

... Wfats of FASHION J The First Dressmaker. By M. E. Brooke. -J IgjXP ALL will admit that the mythical snake in the Garden of Eden was the first dressmaker, but we do not know who was the first beauty culturist; some consider that it was Venus. In the Scripture women are commanded to adorn themselves in order that they may remain beautiful, as it is their mission to please and charm. Undoubtedly ...

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