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Lady stage managers are few and far between, ‘ has a real high-class one in the person of Maude

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Mr. Frank Gray, IVLP" of Oxford, refused to give in after a physical collapse, and, taking the" M.P.'s walking match from

road again, succeeded in winning the recent

apt. Ainsworth, M.P., of Bury.

of the St. James Theatre, London.

Lady E. Hope and Lnrly D Hope, famous Shetland ponies, are out having a frolic. 0n the grass at South Fsrm,

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Btidiam. Susan-x

will take £40,000.

Fleet footed Zev is expected to be Papyrus’ opponent in the pending race between the Derby winner an hmse at Belmont Park. U.S.A., on October Z0.

an American The winner

his opponent,

Cincinnati believes Miss Olga

Emrick is the prettiest girl in

America, but there are plenty

of other places willing to con- test the point.

When royalty goes a-calling. Rumania. an attache of the Polish embassy.

Prince Carrol and Prince

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Miss lrene Knight is a Buffalo beauty who is trying for national honors at Atlantic City-

The naval war memorial at Plymouth will he one of the finest in England when completed. lt is to be reared to a height of ZOO feet. ln the foreground in the celebrated Drake Statue.

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_ _ in the centre are lting Ferdinand and Queen Maris of on ti"? K1118: left are his children, Princess Elizabeth and Prince Nicolai, and On the Queens right are Marshall Pilsudski, Crown as Eleano. his wife, of Poland.

Meet Miss Joyce Lindsay. the charming daughter of the Hon. Mrs. Robert Lindsay and the late Major the Hon. Robert Lindsay. who was a son of the 26th Earl of Crawford.

This weird looking bit of concrete atatua r in three stories high. lt is the work of J. . ‘ hinlmool’. an 82- ear-old sculptor of Kansas, and represents t e "Goddess of Liberty,"

A fals st b M' Verona Lee means a duclcingi fo rf t f ld i- i, this: "zliancye orlfmthe water" on a three-foot tablle juust laeznelixtliitlhevirlrziifr‘ for ‘bend

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Here's a big one that failed to "get away." lt'| a Ill salmon and was landed by Lord Woolavington near hi: tish seat at Knoclcando. Moravshire.

r1 1* A party_ci Greek soldiers taking it easy 0n ll" Plmd Corks. which is one of the h-fncs of coutentlflll in the present Creco-ltaalian squabble-

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