... Babylonian scene, an• art career by studying of Male and Female. architecture at the Washlngtoi. From designing costumes to niversitt, in St. Louis. r becoming DeMille's art director Deciding that euttiMerelal was a short step for him. The art was Ids metier ...

... you'll soon be forgotten whether you are alive or dead; but, stay, you can't be alive if you're forgotten. Paddle your own canoe, and steer as clear as you can. I'm not a nautical man, but you know what I mean! Stage management? The easiest and the most difficult ...

... Staging Show Vegetables While good vegetables isecetawary for winning ',liars at fluwer shows. it sonirLinses happens that stage their eshih:ta hadly. that consequence excellent vegetablta tail to iiittain the Mitt., they really deserve, so tibia week ...

... of London may fill better than when more proprietors are on the road. That modern stage-coaching should show any symptoms of decline is greatly to be regretted, as the art of driving four horses in workmanlike fashion after the old rules may become a lost ...

... prepare to lose him. Mr. T. E. Dunville's Tioketitis started well, but the fun soon fizzled out. Which, however, may be quite in keeping with the song's origin. The Mugawump-Mtuieum ditty was much more amusing. * * * Rats ! is the title of a diverting ...

... who may excusably be considered as means to an end, in the hands, let us say, of Mr. Stephen Phillips? They would have wandered about and said vague things, and served merely as dead tools in the making of the plot. Instead of that here, how alive, how ...

... KEEPING THE ELEVENTH I T$y {F$lanchette London, November 9 Dear Cousin BEEN a lot of talk, hasn't there, about how we ought to celebrate Armistice Day, which is this Wednesday, as ever is. And some of them have been protesting furiously over the mere ...

... THE LONDON STAGE By HERBERT FARJEON The Breadwinner A traveller in Romance The fustian of Knave and Quean, 1 4-a-penny jokes in Leave it to Psmith and a new regime at the Strand MR. SOMERSET MAUGHAM'S new comedy at the Vaudeville Theatre is full of stuff ...

... turn a good profit, quite apart from any consideration of high art. At the present moment I cannot perceive in the Forum Theatre Guild any policy at all except that of keeping itseii alive, ana 1 noia that it would do better to die an honest, conscien ...

... THE CHURCH ON THE STAGE. SUPPOSE a writer of light comedy put on the stage a love story in which appeared personages fighting for and against Home Rule and the House of Lords; suppose the author, not content with touching lightly upon those controversial ...

... A Simple but Beautiful Stage Setting . . . A Lesson for Unimaginative Playgoers. The Sitwell Season at the Arts Theatre Club. HE first thing I noticed when the curtain went up and disclosed Miss Sitwell and her two brothers was how effectively théy had ...

... LAST STAGE. THot - GH Mr. Bos.ma LAW sees disadvantages of every pos Bible kind in the arrangements for business announced ‘esterdav by the Prime Minister, he did not condescend to explain what they are, and, in default of explanation. we may plausibly ...