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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 17, 1961,

AS YOU LIKE 5 UK aircraft Censored film

IT' GAINS PLAUDITS

London, July 16.

An original and attractiva new production of Sha- kespeare's "As You Like It" by Michael Elliott, with Vanessa Redgrave

us Rosalind, was enthus-

carriers

may be scrapped

London, July 16.

astically received at the Five British aircraft carriers—one of which

Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-On- Avon.

Michael Eillott, a 30-year-old director new to Stratford, has been adinirably helped'

by

showed life in the raw

London, July 16, British clontists in Sheffield today consored the show- ing of a film on Antarctic exploration for an audi- onco of high school toon- agors because it showod lifo in the row.

The British Association For was never completed—are likely to ba

The Advancement Of Science, of a four-tiny con- scrapped because the Admiralty has sponsor

ference for 1,000 students this received no worthwhile offor for them,week, sald one scene shows an explorer posing In his under- informed naval sources said hero.

"One of the explorers takes never been on active service. Launched in type of things he was wearing for the clinale," explained Dr Robert Tebble, Beeretany

wear.

Richard Negri, who has de-One of the carriers, Leviathan, (15,700 tons) has off his clothing to show what

signed a permanent sel

CHA-

sisting of a green mount at the top of which a huge tree mproads stylised branches.

Various backdrops and skil lighting du what is necessary for the change of scene, and the sethag is of course ideal for the Porest of Arden.

Off-stage noises of bird sons and animal cries complete the evocatin of a Sylvati atmos- phere and Mr Elliott uses the sharply inclined motit to group. his actors with telling effect. TINGE OF MELANCHOLY

1945, work on her was stopped eleven months later when 20 per cent remained to be done.

2 firms join

in property

development

"As You Like It," one of Shakespeare's three master- pics of romantic comedy, bus The grave and lightness of youth as well as the thought-

asci fulness of maturity,

London, July 16. Mr Elliott, perhaps taking his rue A link botwock Britain's from "The Shade of Melancholy biggest property group Bough to which Orlandu

Clore-Cotton City Centre refers, stresses the linge of

Properties, and the main Hittle melancholy a

more than usual.

pension fund of the giant Unilever But this reading is perfectly

company an- acceptable.

nounced here may pro- lis production is straight-

vide finance for property forward, as well as imaginative. The wrestling scene of the firm development in the Euro- act is a breath-taking bout, and

pcan Common Markot The play ends on a merry dance!

area, a spokesman said. of enchanted courtship.

The two firms have formed a Vanessa Redgrave. the 24-1 year-old daughter of Sir Michael crempany for "en-operating Redgrave, fresh from two re-property development."

A spokesman for City Centre, rent London successes, returns to j Stratford to score another sile which is owned by millionaires ress as one of Shakespeare's Mr Jack Cotton and Mr Charles crust charming heroines.

Clure, said the link followed the pattern which the company had created of en-operating with the larger pension funds.

There were ovations at the end for Vanessa Redgrave and Max Adrian but it was prin eipally Michael Elliot's even- Inc.

"As you Like 19" is the fourth play to enter the season's re- pertory,China Mall Special.

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wants to make

film in Russia

Paris, July 16.

stor Elizabeth

City Centre already had links with the pension funds of Im perial Chemical Industries and the Imperial Tobacco Company and more were probable, the spokesman sald.

added: "This Не ordination of pension fund in- vestment

well provide may fmance for property develop- Market ment in the Common area."

co-

Recently she had been used as a store for machinery.

Proposals to pul two other carriers. Orean (13,199 tons) and Theseus (13,350 tons) to exa- mercial use fell through. One roject was for British interesis An buy Ocean and fi her out an an exhibition ship to boost ex- ports. Another was to turn one or both into sheries' ship to process trawlers' enteltes.

20 FIRMS

conference

long underpants," Tebble said, "When he gets far na bls

"

turns him back 11) the camera to reveal his bare be

tc. UPI.

Russian gift

to Britain

London, July 15. Mr Michaul Nesterov, Presi- dent of the All-Union Chamber Last December, about 20 ur Commerce of the Soviet Arus who earlier Ead expressed Union. presented Sir James Interest in buying the two Hutchison,

President of the ships, were asked to submit Association of British Chambers revised bids.

fot Commerce, with a vase “10 The oders were all being underline

Between the two Admiraltyrganisations during the British

considered by the Board of established the relationship"

the Admiralty, an spokesman said.

Trade Fair in Moscow and the

But according to the sources, indications were that current Russian Exhibition in this surrestion had fallen Londen. through, as

The the figures did not match up to the sums the mauve Admiralty had in mind.

two-foot-high vore, in and white and du- corated with a view of Lenin-!

was made

the by China Factory in

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and Nesterov

Exhibition

The other we carriers Brerad, the Magnificent (15.700 tons),Longonusqv transferred to the Cunadian Navy Leningrad.

Mr in 1946 and returned to the Russian officials at the Soviet British novy { 1957. andl

were luncheon Glory (13,100 tons) which dur-

of the Association of ing the Korean campaign com-guests

British Chambers of Com- pleted the longest period of naval air operations achieved merec.-Chinu Mall Speclai. by any Commonwealth carrier,

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Chairman dies

London, July 10. Me Lye!! ryani Robinson, Chairman of the Consolidated Zine Corporation, died sud- denly here today. He was aged about 58.

Rolls Royce cap figure stolen

Los Angeles, July 18. A radiator cap from a Rolla Royce which belanged to Mr Joachim Vun Ribbentrop when The was pre-wor German Ambassador to Britain was re- A director of the Corporation,ported stolen here. Lord Bailieu, told n reporter he The car is now owned by Mr belleved Mr Robinson died of a Nelson A. Howard, who brought here from London two years Unilever's main pension fund heart attack.

Mr Robinson was horn I ago. He estimated the value of £50 DI about

the son the "Flying Lady" cap figure. membership of Melbourne, Australia, about 25,000 English cletical of Mr William Sydney Robin- made of German silver, at $100

xnsioners. China son, himself a former president (about

Special. of consolidated zinc-Reuler,

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and f Mall Special.

Hollowed her than the Record holiday Elongated

Taylor,

accompanied by

her husband Eddie Fisher, Alexandre her hairdessor,

and het personal physi- spending in UK

cian, arrived here today. on her raturn From the Moscow Film Festival,

London, July 16. Holiday-time spending Bel- tain has soared to a record summer level for the third week runuhg.

She said the Muscovites were j very warm-hearted propte, and that she would very much Bike to make a Alm in the Soviet Union, such as "Annaly return disclosed that note

Karenina", this would help the cultural exchanges between the U.S.S.R. and the United States, she said.

OPERATION

Miss Taylor, who was wear ing sunglasses, will pass thej night here before ying to- morrow to Los Angeles, where slic is to have

cosmetic operation to

SCOT on her throal.

the remove

The beautiful brunette slar

was wearing a white coat, with

a pale-blue, neck-high dress, Accessories Included a white

The Bank of England's week-

circulation rose by more than £10 million last week to over £2,348 million.

£35). China

lady'

featured at

fashion show

Florence, July 16.

Mail

This is a jump of £70 million Emilio Pucci tonight created the "elongated lady" for the first high fashion show of this city's 1961-62 style parade.

over

last year above the

the figure for the cor- responding period and £20 million 1980 summer peak,

It is also only about £29,- 500,000 below the all-time record set last Christmas. - China Mail Special.

'Very frightening,"

bat, with Iwo large ruby Dame Margot says

brooches and the Moscow Filin Festival badge.-AFP.

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HARRY ALLEN Fabulous Barmony

Trio from the Dorchester Hotel in London

London, July 16. Dame Margot Fonteyn, prima ballerina of Britain's Royal Ballet, sald today that like dancing in Russia Was "going into the Jaws of the Jon,"

Modern materials

were fea- decorative white Jewel-trim at lured throughout his collection the neckline. of elegant and graceful clothing. Pucci, who Is Florentine, said he designed his new line "for The rare woman who is dynamie and gentle, active yet charming

Departing from his favour- lic tights for lounging suits, Pucel designed 4 "harem Jump suit."

The idea still was 2 one-

In short the romantic lady of plece fitted bodice attached to our time."

long pants but the pants were long and slender "y" was voluminous from the waist to the keynote, seen at its best in the ankie where they gathered

collection

a cocktail dress of palest ice onto a narrow band." One side blue satin, From wide should- of the costume was pink, the er straps the dress flared gently jother blue. down to the hem, only slightly Fabiani of Rome made chino capes, oil cloth slickers and Indicating the body.

Pucci hemlines were at the French Foreign Legion raincoats bottom of the knee as

for were

his sportswear of the hems seen in shown today. many boutique collections today.

Princes Irene Galitzine de- signed bell-bottomed trousers and skinny panta trimmed with Heavy belge satin made from cuffs of mink or ruched silic orlon was used for a full- Barenizens Bazaar showed his length evening dress by Fucci. shaped like minarets,

Earlier "Stretch velvetine in the, colour

the Italians intro-

The company returned today from its first tour of the Soviet Union.

"I was very frightening to dance in Russia for the frat time, Miss Fonteyn said.

think we came out as well as could be expected."----UPI.

James Bond BY LAN FLEMIS DRAWING BY JOEN MELAŠKY

IN THE BARK TUNNEL BOND GRAPPLES WITH A CLAWING, BITING

MISTAKING

THE SOFT, FIRM

BODY THAT WRITHES

IN HIS GRASP

RED CHIANTI

of red chianti approred In the duced the silken dress skin-atted jump ruit, with a from. a burlap bag.-UPI.

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