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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1984.

• HOMESIDE PICTORIAL

THE Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Geoffrey Fisher, relaxes with his wife at the Savoy, London. They were guests at the Welsh national dinner, (Express)

ONE-TIME Galely girl Ada Reeve celebrated her 80th birthday early this month, and among her presents was a box of cigars from comedian Al Read. She has smoked them for years. Picture shows Miss Reeve (right) with Ann Leake, who now sings at the Players' Theatre the song, "She Glories in a Thing Like That," which Ada used to sing in the nineties. (Express)

SHOWN at a dinner of the Waistcoat Club, held in Soho, London, are Major John Craddock, sporting a waistcoat edged with loops, and actress Valerie Pertwee, who has roses tucked in her waistcoat. (Express)

ONE night's snowfall brought out droves of children to Hampstead Heath next Dotted with toboggans and sledges, the Heath looked like a miniature)

St Morits.

PILOT Officer Ian Lee Whittle, 19-year-old son of the jet pioneer, Sir Frank Whittle, Is taking his wings course as the start of a four-year engagement on a short service commission with the RAF. He Is seen examining the wheel of an aircraft. (Express)

A smiling Princess Margaret arrives at Olympia to open the Ideal Home Exhibi- tion. She watched demonstrations of modern gas and electrical apparatus, and saw scores of items designed to appeal to young couples setting up house. (Express)

ANTHEA ASKEY, daughter of comedian Arthur Askey, celebrated her 21st birthday in the stalls bar of London's Palace Theatre. The party then moved up to her dressing room while she made up for her part in "The Love Match." Miss Askey is pictared sampling her birthday cake. (Express)

THE Children's Zoo at London's Regent's Park was reopened this year one month earlier than usual. It has more than 200 animals, all of which the children can play with. Some of the young women who look after the animals are here lined

up for inspection, while a curious goat looks on.

(Express)

MISS Tessa - Browning, 20-year-old daughter of General Sir Frederick Browning and his novelist wife, Daphne du Maurier, thanks the Regimental Sergeant Major in charge of the guard of honour at her wedding at St James's, Spanish Place. Looking on is the bridegroom, Captain Poter de Zulueta. (Express)

NANCY

EMLYN WILLIAMS (left), Dame Sybil Thorndike and Richard Burton rehearse their script before taking part in the fir ai complete stage presentation of “Under Milk Wood" at the Old Vic. "Under Milk Wood" has been adapted from the... poem by the Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas. (Express)

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