... produced by John Spag. Amongst those present on the opening night were F. C. Ball, the holder of the original manuscript. Socialist M.P.s, trade union offi cials. members of the Czech and Roumanian Press, and notable members of the theatrical profes sion ...

... the amusing dia logue of the players of draughts. Such a flutter is aroused in the plebeian bosom of the plumber- national-socialist-leader over the equipment of a bathroom in an antechamber, that the upshot of it all is the undoing of the Gor- dian knot ...

... crisis in the lives of three people: it attacks the domestic bliss of the Rev. James Morell (Cecil Winter), a Christian Socialist clergyman, pardonably vain of his oratorical powers. Wonderful scope for expression is offered in this part, but Mr Winter ...

... the flat-manager, quite impervious to the art of salesman ship. and Charles Lamb makes an admirable plumber, with strong Socialistic views and a sense of humour. Edie Martin is the most garrulous of lady cleaners and raises many laughs, and Prudence Hyman ...

... Mar lowe, a lovable old fellow indeed. Kenneth is excellently played by- Guy Verney,* and Nicholas, the other son with Socialistic views, possesses an able exponent in Geoffrey Hibbert. Although ex pounding some sound views, he is a very unlikeable young ...

... imagine dVamat.jrgio economy going fartker. 44 Close Quarters ii a tragedy of *4 Labour in a Continental town. Gustav is a Socialist, and his wifo Liesa shares his politics as well as his affection. A rich man in the neighbourhood has been found shot dead ...

... Marclibanks Peter Osborn Play directed by Midiael MacOwan Candida is now putting her big, sensible, benevolent, Chris tian Socialist husband and her ardent, unpractical, conscien tiously misguided poet to bid ding again for her love; and if we think of a ...

... General Dingby. Commander of 4omo Defence Forces, and Mr. Qturhslip, Minister of Internal Affairs, and an uncompromising Socialist, to gain moral support. $9 far from arousing sympathv for Boles by making a martyr of him ay (what cotdd be only temporary) ...

... have served the count and his ancestors from time immemorial. Suddenly he learns that this young man has not only become a Socialist, but has been returned as a member of Parliament, and later we learn that his fiery elo- quence in the Assembly has brought ...

... Fired by the zeal of youth, Ibsen is palpably out to reform the social system of his times, and. fullv saturated with socialistic principles, he puts much of himself into the lines allotted to Catiline, whose plots against those above him are there fore ...

... old country-house, on a day in 1945 soon after the successful Social ist revolution. Any hour the envoys of the United Socialist Soviet of Great Britain will arrive to start requisitioning right and left. They do so to provide, let it be noted, a lively ...

... which one's sympathies are increasingly begged for the Socialist, Tom Smith, whilst a steadily growing flood of unfavourable light is cast on tho characters put up (is representa tive anti-Socialist?. At four o'clock in the niorning Lady Dare Belling- don ...