... Caryl, was still there, dressed in a long, flower-patterned dress that might have belonged to her grandmother, and the setting that Sutton had arranged for her-- an old, flower-patterned curtain backdrop and a flower- patterne bedspread on the floor-- v. still ...

... than one by Miss Sharp. There is a lightness of touch and a gaiety about her work which goes well with sunshine and early flowers and an occasional edge to her observations which has something of the sharpness of an April wind. Her new book is again concerned ...

... Smiths. He was a man of quite extraordinary gentle ness and kindliness that showed itself from the moment of our first meeting. I had gone to his tiny one-room flatlet in a Chelsea block to inter view him one winter morning and found him amusing his charlady's ...

... Julian Slade and Miss Dorothy Reynolds, having to replace the astonishingly long- lived Salad Days at the Vaudeville with a new show, might have done well to ponder the worldly wisdom of this austere rule of authorship. The replacement turns out to be a close ...

... The man who couldn't win Anthony Cookmcin MR. ROBERT BOLT, WHO WROTE THE successful Flowering Cherry and has another new play, The Tiger and the Horse on its way to the West End, takes risks with A Man For All Seasons at the Globe. Not only is it historical ...