1953-12-24 — Page 4

"THE CHINA" MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1958.

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL

WHEN Princess Margaret, with a party of four, went to the Golders Green Hippodrome to see Ralph Reader's "Gang Show," she joined in singing with, the audience and clapped every item. Afterwards, she went backstage, and is pictured here talking with members of the cast. (Express)

MIKE HAWTHORN, with the Wakefield Trophy and Gold Star, at the British Racing Drivers' Club ball at the Dorchester, London. He won the Gold Star as champion British racing driver of the year, and the Wakefield. Trophy-shared' with Ken Wharton- for the fastest lap at Silverstone by a British 'driver during the season. (Express)

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FRENCH dancers Leslie Caron and Roland Petit in one of the scenes from "The Sleeping Beauty,” which is being staged at the Stoll Theatre, London,” · Roland Pollt has created a modern variant of this ballet, especially for Miss Caron, who jumped to prominence in the films, "An American in Paris” and “Lili,” (Express).

MISS Sylvin Gregg, 23, of Maida Vale, donned a frogmán sult and joined others similarly equipped in an underwater search of the Grand Union Canal at Paddington for six-year-old Teddy Willingdale, missing from his home in

Paddington. (Express):

HERE is five-year-old Vincent., Winter. from Aberdeen, Scotland, who is being hailed as the biggest child star discovery since Shirley Temple,' When "The Kidnappers,” the film in which he stars, was shown at a London cinema for the first time 'the other day, the audience checred at the end of the show. (Express)

MRS Charles Clore, wife of the London financier (right), greeting Lady Karininki (left) at the Dorchester dinner and dance organised by the St John's Wood Charity Committee in aid of the Westminster Abbey restoration fund. An after- dinner auction raised £8,000, (Express)

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TWENTY minutes after an out of work Cockney Imitated Charlie Chaplin in television's "Shop Window," he was offered a month's contract in a West. End hotel cabaret. Lucky Ronnie Collis ́ (pictured here) getting ready for his four-minute show. (Express)

NANCY

And The Others, Too

THIS stone cross, being handed by Major E. G. Harding to the Rev. G. J. A. Evans, Dean of Gloucester Cathedral, was carved by Lt Col J. P. Carme, Commanding Officer of the 1st Battalion, Gloucestershire Regiment, in a Korean prisoner of war camp: The cross was used by the men in camp for their

Christmma servico. in: 1951. (Express)"

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