Chief lady patrolls of the grand ball in aid of French war funds to be held at the Cercle Sportif Français on Thursday are (left) Madame Stanislas de Rosset, wife of the Polish Charge d'Affaires, (centre) Lady Clark Kerr, wife of the British Ambassador, (right) Madame Cosme, wife of the relief organizations being prepared to divert some of their income more dir-actly to the care of beggars and to the financing of the particular scheme here outlined. The possibility is un-
Central China Railway Company, during hia visit to a hot springs four kilometres north of Chaohsien, 40 kilometres northwest of Wuhu, on the Hwainan railway, the "Tairiku the same hour tomorrow morning on yonder, stone.". Not only did the King promise, but the thief kept his word, Victoria: Child and Widow Stories, plays and films of Queen "Victoria are very popular with the reading public, with theatre and Cinema goers. So Nancy Price is more than likely to be successful with her production in a London theatre of Consuelo de Reye's new play on the girlhood of the great Queen. "The Child of Kensington" is to be followed in two week's time by still another Victorian piece, "The Widow of Windsor," at the same theatre.
An English actress, Ursula Hanray, will be the young Princess. Ursula still has long hair hanging to her waist. According to Miss Price, she is exactly like the pictures of Victoria as a girl. "Both the plays we are doing... are based op private letters ana diaries," Miss Price tells us, "The result, to my mind, is unpretentious and simple and entirely delightful."
Miss Price has also gathered together a collection of personal sou-Venirs of Queen Victoria, which will fe on vow in the foyer during the run of the two plays. They include a charming line drawing by Victoria of the little Princess Royal, the embroidered sash she wore at her Cotonation, several dresses, a handworked couch from Kensington Palace and two shawls given by her to Jenny Lind.
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