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... ENTERTAINMENTS a la CARTE By JLAN S07T A Salute to Guy Faw^es AFTER a new play, no other author's name, any where in the world, would have been so prominent and inevitable in the headlines. Bernard Shaw Wants a Dictator Aunt Sallies of G.B.S. Mr. Shaw In His Old Form Shaw Writes a Political Meeting. No other author could so hold an audience during three hours of rumbling ...

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... ENTERTAINMENTS a la CARTE By ALAN BOTT Miss Lorne with Atmosphere WHEN Mr. Walter Hackett sets out to stage something in a London mews, he insists on making it emphatically a mews and unmistakably in London. The proportions of the stage may keep it, in square yards, a bit below life-size, but atmosphere will expand it into the sort of teeming mews which Stevenson might have used for London's ...

... THE PASSING SHOWS It's a Boy, at the N-ew Strand Theatre INVERESK House, THE TATLER'S weekly birth-place, commands a fine view of Comedy Corner. Just across the road is the Gaiety, where Messrs. Laddie Cliff and Stanley Lupino specialize in broad comedy set to music with the word love as a sine qua non in the title. Near by is the Aldwych, for many moons the playground and gold mine of ...

... Racial g Ragout By GUARDRAIL WHAT a National! Fine weather, perfect vision and a finish which for thrill is unlikely to be equalled again. Watching the race from the Canal Turn it seemed that practically without exception they all hit the fences in front without penalty, and I don't think they were as strong as usual. The winner is a small horse, very small, only fifteen hands and a half, ...

... By GUARDRAIL THE end of hunting and the beginning of the flat race season are heralded by point-to-points all over the country, an odd form of sport for which it seems difficult to legislate. Try as they will the race for horses which have been regularly hunted over 3 miles of fair hunting country is generally won by a hatchet-faced gent or a blood spiff which has seldom seen hounds ...