1954-12-04 — Page 4

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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1954.

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL

AT a cocktail party and fllm

exhibition held at the Scala

Theatre, London, Ingrid

Bergman (left) exchanges

DA Eastern greeting with

Indian actress Bina Rai, In

the centre is Miss Rai's hus-

band, Premnath,

THE exiled Kabaka of Buganda spent his thirtieth birthday in London. Under plans now under dis- cussion at the Colonial Office, the Kabaka may return to his country next year. To commemorate his birthday, the Kabaka attended a service of thanks

He wore the giving at St Martins-in-the-Fields. (Express)

traditional white, ankle-length robe of his country, with the jacket of a lounge suit on top. (Express)

AN International Ball, in aid

of the United Nations Asso-

ciation, was held recently at the Dorchester Hotel, Lon-

don. Picture (left) shows Mr

Peter Prebenson, the son of

the Norwegian Ambassador

Lo the Court of St James,

escorting Miss Teresita

Romero to the dance. Miss

Romero tu a daughter of the

former Philippine Minister. (Express)

NEW girl appears with the

Crazy Gang. Nineteen-year- old Josephine Anne has been

chosen to appear in the new

show at the Victoria Palace

this month. She has been

singing in public since she was Iwo. She was born in Somer.

sel. Here she is with Jimmy

Gold (left) And Charlie

(Express)

Naughton.

FOUR merchant navy cadets were praised by an Old Balley judge for chasing a man and helping to bring him to justice after he had attacked an

elderly shopkeeper in the West India Dock Road. The four, who are from a Stepney nautical college, are. (from left) Roger. Hurvey, 16, Roger Starr, 17, John Bean, 16, and Michael Ray, 16. For their reward they were given theatre tickets and late passes. (Express)

YA QBUST

FOLLOWING in the steps of the masters: is six year-old John Ball of London, His self-portrait ~ (left)" - Is (on show:{ai;tle......„Children's, Padding/; Exhibition casored by the British-Czechoslovak Friendship/ Longus. On the right is young Jolin, with critical gase and palut-brush poised perhape for that" final touch.

LITTLE Johnny Masterson, aged 3, has been in hospital for two years with a skin complaint. His parents have not been seen since they took him there, Recently, he had his first visitors at the Goldie Leigh Hospital, Abbey Wood. Here the Pearly Queen of Woolwich, Mrs William Golden, gives Johnny a titbit, (Express)

ARRIVING at the Empire Theatre, London, for the Royal Film Performance are Stewart Granger and his wife, Jean Simmons. Stewart Granger plays the part of Beau Brummel in the 'picture of that name which was chosen for the occasion. (Express) ..

NANCY

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TOM MENNARD, 36-year-old, £9 a week bus driver, has been hired as a comedian by London's 'Windmill Theatre at $25 a week. The Windmill bosa, Vivian Van Damm, is convinced Tom is a natural comic. Here he is in the clothes he wears for his ́ act, (Express)

LEFT: Glamorous Tonia Bern, West End cabaret and film star who was awarded the Italiani “Oscar” for the best musical comedy. performance of 1953 when she appeared in Rome and other Italian cities, will soon be entertaining Servicemen abroad. She is due to leave London with the" "Paint The Town" '

company, for an eight weeks tour. -

By Ernie Bushmiller

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