Woman Collection (page 6)

Could not abandon the stage. Mlle Jane Aubert, the leading lady Good News at the Palace Theatre, Paris, who is being sued by her husband, Mr Nelson Morris

Connie Gurney holding a pair of kids at a goat farm in birling, Kent, 1939

Opening of the Wardona Cinema in Swanscombe, Kent. Jannie Adamson, the MP for Dartford, at the ticket office. 1939

Mr and Mrs Frank Hodge with the vicar at the Church in Stone, Kent 1935

Flooding in Eynsford, Kent. 1937

Monkey with passionate hatred of women. But she likes men. With a fierce southern temper, accurate aim and a passionate hatred for members of her own sex, Judy, a little Brazilian monkey

Enormous hat fashion the largest seen on the river worn by a spectator who cheered
Enormous hat fashion - the largest seen on the river worn by a spectator who cheered her crew to victory from a punt during the racing at Henley Royal Regatta July 3rd 1937

Canasta, the smart weather coat of the season. It is weatherproof and smart and gay
1950s fashion. Canasta, the smart weather coat of the season. It is weatherproof and smart and gay enough to wear in the fine weather too. 1952

Milkmaids being trained under the National Service Scheme at Epping Forest. 28 March 1917 love couple romance romantic for valentines day be my valentine

The latest dancing craze to hit Londons dance halls, which is expected to take place alongside the " Lambeth walk" " Boomps-a-daisy"

London sketch club dance at the Wharncliffe rooms. 1934 dance / dancing / party season / celebration / happy vintage news archive

Dancing the jive to jazz on the river 1955 dance / dancing / party season / celebration / happy vintage news archive

The swarm of bees which caused considerable excitement in Bond Street for several days, returned to the well-known shopping centre today

Mrs. Temperley prepares a pie in the kitchen of the Globe Tavern. A state owned pub in Longtown, Carlisle, Cumbria, England. December 1948

The 33rd Model Railway Exhibition of the Model Railway Club opens in Central Hall, Westminster, London. Photo Shows: Some of the youngsters looking at a model steam locomotive which is operated by 20

One happy dog is held aloft by a train station attendant with Mrs Boune Williams, having escaped death in Orpington. 1938

The Duke and Duchess of Kent, and their alsatian leaving home in Belgrave Square

Swedish girl presented at Court. Miss Ingeborg Uggla ( left ) daughter of Colonel All Uggla, Military Attache to the Swedish Legation

Lady Louis Mountbatten in India. Lady Mountbatten, who is visiting India and spending much of her time visiting refugee camps in Newe Delhi, inspecting handicraft work at one of the camps for women

Lilies for Princess Marinas wedding bouquet, grown in Hampton by the Worshipful Company of Gardeners. 15 November 1934

Duke of Norfolk leaves London for India. He was supposed to have been in charge of the Royal wedding. 25 October 1934

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester this morning visited the womens fair and exhibition being held at dawn and Hall, Regent Street, SW1

Fabrics for the coronation. Miss Pam Taylor wearing a screen printed crepe head square made by Chadwick Textiles Ltd of Lancashire, which shows guardsmen and royal landmarks. 21 Januaary 1953

Woman authoress makes success of mushroom cultivation. Miss Amelia Defries, a well known authoress and lecturer of art of Thaxted in Essex

Mr and Mrs Patrick Brunner and their infant daughter after the latters christening at the Chapel Royal, St Jamess Palace, London

Her Royal Highness Princess Elizabeth attended Drapers Hall today, to become a freeman of the Drapers Company. The Drapers freedom, which is conferred by patrimony

Wedding of the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina The Royal coaches 28th November 1934

London Girl workers at an Old Kent Road Flag and Decorations making factory sew pieces of bunting together as part of the firms prepations for the Coronation 1952

Daughter of famous American hostess in London presented at court. Miss Audrey Warren Pearl, daughter of Major F Warren Pearl of the Immigation

Presented at their majestic fourth court. Mrs T Reed Vreeland, wife of Mr T Reed Vreeland, both of New York, in the Court gown in which she was presented to their Majesties the King and Queen

Captain and Mrs William Making and their infant daughter Penelope Anne, after the christening of the latter at the Chapel Royal of St Peter and Vincula, Tower of London 29 October 1935

The wedding of Mr Archie Percival Laurie Batsom RA and Miss Iris Ivy Gwen Kemp. The bride and groom. 1939

Princess Juliana of the Netherlands travelling in London in her car. Dutch royalty in London meet their friends. December 1934

Dignitaries in Eltham chat after the reading of the Royal Proclamation of the accession to the throne of King Edward VIII. 1936

Prince and Princess Mdivani leave for India. 4 November 1934

Archduke Franz Joseph of Habsburg photographed with his fiancee, Baroness Marta von Kahler in London. They have just arrived in London for a visit and are to be married in September. 8 July 1937

Niece of U.s Secretary of State presented at British court. Among the American
Niece of U.S Secretary of State presented at British court. Among the American ladies presented at the last royal Court of the Season at Buckingham Palace was Mrs Paul Hays, niece of Mr Cordell Hull

The rush to buy silk hats for the Royal Wedding keeps London factories busy. 5 November 1934

Betty Nuthall presented at Court. Betty Nuthall, the tennis player who is to take part in the Wimbledon Championships next week

Royal bride and groom leave Paddington for honeymoon. Viscountess Churchill at the station. 29 November 1934

Prince and Princess of Asturias. 8 June 1933

American debutantes at third court. Miss May Henderson Osborne, daughter of Mr C Gliddon Osborne of Boston, USA and Marlow, Buckinghampshire, England

Prince Charles of Sweden leaving the church with his bride after their wedding. Renouncing his title and prerogatives as a member of the Swedish royal family, Prince Charles

London; Accompanied by his Governess, Miss Peebles, the Prince of Wales, cap in hand and with a plaster on his right knee, arrives at Paddington Station, London, to return to Cheam School at Newbury

Daughter of American Ambassador to London presented at Court. Miss Henrietta Worth Bingham, daughter of American Ambassador to London wearing the gown in which she was presented at the last Royal

Three fisherman from Kent brought ashore by lifeboat. 22 October 1934

Wife of American consul presented at first royal court. Mrs Franklin Crosbie Gowen of the American Consulate General in London

Wearing a peeresss robes and coronet, the Duchess of Wellington left Apsley House, Piccadilly, to attend the opening of Parliament by the King

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