1956-07-28 — Page 4

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1956.

HOMESIDE PICTORIAL

SIR Pierson Dixon, Britain's permanent representative at the United Nations in New York, is pictured at Southampton with his wife and 14-year-old daughter Vacation in England. Corinna, Corinna on their arrival to spend a seven-week

who has been attending school in the USA, will go to school in Kent after the summer. (Express)

LORD RADCLIFFE, who is respon- sible for drafting a new constitution for Cyprus, pictured at London Airport with his wife before his departure for the strife-torn Mediter-

ranean island. (Express)

the

ITALIAN sculptress Flore de Henriques, 35, who wears slacks and smokes cheroots, has got into news lately after her meetings with Princess Margarel at several dinner parties. (Express)

HOLLYWOOD'S Rita Hayworth pauses in London to sign an autograph book for

a fon. She is in Britain to complete a film opposite Robert Mitchum and Jack Lemmon. (Express)

MOST exclusive debutante party of the current London senson was the one given at St James's Palace by the Duke of Norfolk, Britain's premier peer, for the coming-out of his daughter, 18-year-old Lady Anne Fitzalan-Howard. Lady Anne, on left, is seen with her parents. (Express)

NANCY

THIS IS SILLY BUT I'LL TRY

IT

BREATHLESS wonder from this. British kiddie as she studies, the doll's house presented to Princess Anne by the head of a London furniture, firm. It took threa men three months to construct, and to the most modern contemporary-styled doll's house made, - (Express).

FARMA

MAGAZINE

IRAQ'S 21-year-old King Feisal, on a State visit to Britain, saluting cheering crowds in London while driving to the historic Mansion House to lunch with the Lord Mayor and the Corporation of London. On right is his uncle, Crown Prince Abdullah. (Express)

LEFT: Peter Hall, this year's most successful London

director play (extreme right), and his fiancee, film actress- ballerina Leslie Caron, meet his parents after their engagement. Leslie Caron is starring in his production of Colette's "Gigi." Mr Hall, senior, is stationmaster of Lon- don's Seven Sisters rail- way station. Miss Caron thought the station ...so sweet-so 1900!" (Express)

A parade of buses, from a "knife-board" bus of the 1850's to London Transports's latest Routemaster "bus of the future," was held last week in Regent's Park, London. Picture shows "Ole Bill,” which went to France as a troop carrier during World War One, (Express)

NANCY. WHAT ARE

You

DOING ?':

AT her first press conference in London, Marilyn Monroe could not make herself heard above the din. Here, Sir Laurenco Olivier, who, is co-starring with her in "The Sleeping Prince," has to shout her answers to pressmen's questions, (Express)

LEFT: Summer comes to the London Zoo. The elephant is surrounded by admiring crowds during a hot spell. The elephant collecta pennies as well as food. The pennies he puts in the Keeper's pocket..... and what happens to the food requires no telling. (Army News)

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