1958-12-19 — Page 5

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1958.

THE CHINA MAIL,

WOMANSENSE

MISS TOMBLIN

WOMAN'S WORLD IN AND OUT OF

Life, Love And Fashion In Russia

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Kozlova,

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Mountains all NECH Maecenas Conservatoire,

The scene of the language- burrier battle was the Univer-

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I did a bit of hand king.

Flash seized my a Tak me by the band, beamed

Even if the only word we had cemen was "Goodbye," the

OFFICE HOURS

(But Always The British Council)

JUST holding down an

executive position with a major concern would be considered, by some people, to be a full

ally of Sheffield Students Union time job.

But Festival

where students and members of

Youth

There are

othera

Committee were entertaining like Miss Janet Tomblin. ris Rumalan guests.

Or. l be rurale, where their Husstan tests were enter-

ining them.

re-

I caught Glusha on the bound from a heartfelt Itusstas tendering of The Men i love" Long "very popular among Soviet youth."

By JEAN ROOK

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West's the slam or Jump opening trump lead.

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Instead, South sew at alter- nade play that offered real hope.

He won the first trick in

own hatid and promptly played

V-CARD Serick♦

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the right of spades. point West could have

A this beaten

while

whose endent and enthu shus allow them to do far mere. For not only in Miss Tornblin the Assistant Re- Presentative of the British Commeil, she is also able to keep

energetic schedule of ructio and theatre work as well,

Betades producting play

bruthi the Stage Club atal

fut the

Canton Players. She has well-

PEOPLE

I MEET

by JOANNE BLAIR

en stratiaast series of Candle winch she produced for features oit famous British the Stage Uch womwn, and given rudlo

and book reviews,

avatel

her talks dramailed version of A Christ-

She was Instrumental in gel- ting the Hongkong Festival of Arts started and hne bred sveretary of the Sino-British Club for the past four yeurs The st of her activities Just never seems to end.

I Adore It

"But simply adore it” exclatios

I've strightedly

1

been intrigued ever since childhood with any talag neeted with the theatre

Theatre-gading Hongkong salents will all the excellent dud on 1511, Book and

MAIN Carol" put 1911 by the Gurrben Pliyors

A Librarum by profession, Miss Tombin was born and educated In Englund and holds a Liban Fan's diploma from the Univer- only of London

After three-and-a-half years TI worthine SERVICE 10 The WRENS, he joined the British Counsel in 1946 and sure then Fay served with them in Persia, Nigerhout Nyasaland

In 191

use to Hongkong to fake 1, hi present adimira trative position. Some years ago. she was awarded the MI

work with the Connell

her slay Daring countries, Ming Tramblur

1

Minde

the best saw of her spare tire

Sir Alexander Grantham, Janet Tomblin and Lady Grantham at the opening performance of Sheridan's "The Rivols".

by taking an active interest ki Jucal theatrical work,

With her warm smile And recalls that engaging wit, she while some of the productions in these plures might be termed "somewhat unorthodox,"

they most certainly

did not

Inck excilement.

Responsive

tells of the Humorously she 11 she Helped

reixed dromntle society in Teheran to Wallace's "The put on Elgor Case of the Frightened Lady. A Persian friend {1 the

CHILDREN'S CORNER

Punch Takes A Walk

-He Went To See Where Summer Had Gone-

By MAX TRELL

Kharf said: "If Winter were warm, it would be Summer, Me

the hurt by playing the ten spol but West played w Now South thought a ont let the eight ride. East won with the queens and led a second trump. South drew trumps and

IT was a cold evening. Knart Punch!" hdd the $:11 of somies. This

and Hand, !! Shadow ime West played the ten but it

Durany held the Children with the Turned-About was too late. trick with the jack and a din-Names, were sing around the monl went on the nee. Three are with their friend Me Punch. rounds of diamonds followed

with South rufing the thin

lamand with his lust

Dal Lever tell you the story. Mr Punch began, as he Bt his (pipe and stretchrul out his feed

New South took his are of comfortably and waggled clubs and clubned the balancetors for the thre, "about the of the tricks for dumný.

ime ; looknd for Sumiver in the middle of Winter?"

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SATURDAY, DEC. 20

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21-Feb.

Uso every minute, of this day to Rose actvintage. There's a lot to be dong.

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Too Cold

Mr Punch nodded his head gravely,

That's just It," he said. • "T"}»«" only thing wrong with Winter, is That It's too cold.

“So one day, in the middle of Winter, I put on my hat and coat and gloves and muffler and several other things to keep me warm. Out i went into the cold, They Begged Him

"And what was 3 looking for" I walked down the road, looking Kaucf and Hand begged Mr for Summer!" Punch to tell them tha

"Mr Punch." Hanid inter- about how he had searched for rupted again." how did you ex- the mille of peel to find Summer by walking

down the road?”

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stury

t

You have a quick temper Summe

WIRT.

"Well," began Mr Punch, was a day pretty much like to- and to say, cold! Yeu wenden are expectally fund of day, that is The clips and jewellery

blústery. The sky was gray and Among these forty an thai date there was the smel of snow in ITC Edwin McMasters Stanton, the air. statomson and Serpelary of War under Lincoin,

1. Parke. "Now Tut as fond uf Winter author, Henry, Choy Felek, veel in- dustrialist Mace Madder Fiske. us anybody. I mean, I would by actress, Dan Morgenstern, tiengan | fond of it if u weren't so cold. feminist and founder w the first

What I dont like about Winter kindergarten.

As is just this: It's too cold?**

T. And what the slaps have store for you tomwingen, seject your But Mr Punch," Manid birthday start emot the corrested, "I Winter weren't cold, peruling parækt nyılı en birti Hay star be your daily stukkie

SIDE GLANCES

i wouldn't be Winter?**

By Galbraith

11.21

1.“Miss Gregory, could I borrow one of your shepherds

or wise men to help mo change a' tyro?”

Punch Found a Big Oak Tree

That Had No Leaves.

Punch. "I was hure as an um- brella. So kept walking down the roud and finally there I was at the end of it.

And what do you think I saw!"

Curious Thing

Mr Punch smile. "Well"

he

repiled.

"What did you see?" Knarf

both shouted 10- and Hunid gether.

l's

curious thing. I had always "I saw the place where Sumi- Lured that the robins and the mer spends the Winter." Mr swallows and quite a few other Punch told them. birds all wenÍ somewhere 15 Sco as the weather he:goo They Were Speechless

So I said to my- turning cold.

Those birds

Kaart ure Bly.

and Ilanid They've down UIT somewhere speechless with ustonishment,

"1 aow flowers. I sow green sure they've gone where Sun- teaves. I saw trees with all their mer spends the Winter."

fi Keep themselves warm,

"And 50," continued

Punch.

started down

I'm

were

leaves on.

glass it was big Mr house

It was a green housel e that's the place where Summer

road wearing my coat and hat spends the Winter:"

time, And this

Knurt and and gloves and all those other

Mr warm things to keep

out the Hanid knew exactly what

For in a green roki wind. Down the road I Punch mennt,

house, flowers grow all through

went. I looked to me side."

"And what did you see the coldest months,

asked Kart.

"I saw a nicadow," said

"But where," asked mar!, Mr "dk the robins and the swal

Punch, with nothing growing lows go?"

in it. All the flowers were gone, Then looked to the other side cf the road.

Mr Punch shrugged.

"They must have found their own green house. I'm sure of it.

"What did 1011 see there?" It was somewhere way down Henk naked.

1

south. If i kept on that road

certain "I saw a big oak tree but no long enough, I'm leaves

on

answered Mr would have found it"

Rupert and the Carved Stick-42

Rupert enjoys the climb so much that Edward le left tailing behind him, but at length they are over the wort of it and come to gras alopes, trading to a Battish rock at the very top of the island. "Here It is cries Rupert, "The carved stick said that the

highest rock gives the point where Yes, the silver io" "bidders " but there is it lidden ? may Edward breathlessly. Though they examine the rock carefully, and then and to gate around. nothing appears to suggest any hiding place for treasure, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

translation, Miss Tomblin did the redueig and the players did their best.

Wol

Heightened Flattery

"I never understood a single word of 1 ane says, "but the audience thought it was mor- vellous and that's what counts."

Anuther time she produced play entitled "Black Limelight" in Lagos with on African cast.

"The play

Un- quite suitable,"

Tomblin, says Miss "but it was their own choler 50 we had to go through with H." "Comptical ions Sti in list- continued, mediately," "what with dilleures in Tight- Ing.

backdrops

fatty * Intonations, but every- thing saled Itse t In the cruf und L the players and the audience were delighted,"

Miss Tamblis remarked that she enjoys the theatrical side of her lite in Hongkong very A young girl should choose a the outside cover of your cook- Inuch.

She ads the audiences | pertune with as much regard book will make it possible warm, responsive and eager for for her age as she would use in wipe off dirt and grease with a

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