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Albert Lewis Lawrence welcoming Fred Astaire and Leslie H.R.H. Princess Margaret for the Caron in " Daddy Long premiere of” Daddy Long Legs” at the Legs.” Carlton, Haymarket, June 6th, 1955. A joyous blend of romantic comedy with a not-too-serious crime story. It was during the making of this him, by the way, that Grace Kelly met Prince Rainier III of Monaco and has since returned to the Riviera to become H.S.H. Princess Grace of Monaco, Prince Rainier’s bride. Daddy Long Legs, the novel by Jean Webster, has been adapted for the screen three times. It was in the latest adaptation of Daddy Long Legs that the new dance, the Sluefoot, as danced by Fred Astaire and Leslie Caron, was demonstrated to film audiences. H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh attended the World premiere of Storm Over the Nile at the Odeon, Marble Arch, on November 10th, 1955, and the proceeds of the performance went in aid of the National Playing Fields Association, of which the Duke of Edinburgh is President. This film is another adaptation of the famous novel by A. E. W. Mason, “ The Four Feathers.” H.R.H. Princess Alexandra attended the premiere of Robert Rossen’s Alexander the Great, at the Odeon, Leicester Square. H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh with Laurence Harvey and Anthony Steel at the premiere of ” Storm Over the Nile.” A scene from the film is shown on the left, in which Anthony Steel saves the life of Laurence Harvey. Below : Richard Burton and Danielle Darrieux in” A lexander the Great.” Below: At the premiere ” Alexander the Great ' Princess Alexandra {below) presented with a bouquet when she appeared. emiere of I "H.R.H. below) was I