LADIES and gentlemen, welcome back to St.-Tropez St.-Tropezby a D.J. on an elevated white dais, a sound Cued exploded throuph the warm July night, sending up cheers from the open-air dance floor of the all-white oceanfront nightcluby
El Greco's Portrait of a Gentleman went back to the family of Jewish art collector and banker Julius Priester, and Henri Matisse's Seated Woman was returned successfully to the Rosenberg family.
He expressed the wish, probably a hopeless one, that "these two gentlemen could get back to being neighbors as quickly as possible".
Referring to Robert Mann on the tracks, he said: "The gentleman had his back to me standing.
The gentleman with his back to us, slouching comfortably in his chair, is an important, extremely well connected, but not very well known individual: Sir John Kerr.
Gentleman Jesse harkens back to a time when bands were formed in garages and the best musicians were human jukeboxes in your local bar.
Doubles from £75 B&B, or £70 for two-night stays Uphill from the harbour, Ilfracombe's Torrs Park area is the posh part of town; all grand Victorian villas and so-called gentlemen's residences, harking back to grander days.
The modern discipline traces its roots back to the gentleman amateurs of the early 19th century, who brought statues, columns, mummies and trinkets back as souvenirs from their travels around the Mediterranean.
The line moved reasonably fast, but not quickly enough for one gentleman, who was politely ordered back to his place after complaining that the plane left in 20 minutes' time and he might not have time to get through security.
Sleeps nine, £2,085 a week in July/August, £1,050 low season, artdecobeadnell.co.uk, ownersdirect.co.uk Tudor pile: HEREFORDSHIRE Live out your Tudor fantasies at The Throne, a grade II-listed gentleman's residence that dates back to 1478 (Charles I spent a night here during the English civil war).
