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... THE CINEMA Personally Speaking By JAMES AGATE ONE of the strong est pulls the cinema has over the theatre is the fore knowledge that from the film goer not the most fractional bit of cerebration will be required. Let the attention wander in the theatre ...
... The Cinema Some Plain Speaking I By JAMES AGATE IN a week singularly barren of the usual epoch-making, world smashing, and Creation-staggering new talkies I have been delighted to receive a copy of a speech delivered in the American House of Representatives ...
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... THE CINEMA Penny-plain Speaking By JAMES AGATE THE other day I read that the captivating Mile. Anna bella is in England and that she had been discovered by an interviewer in the new studios at Denham looking strangely pale and surrounded by cameras and ...
... Manchester than of Minehead. Mr. Evans may be taciturn, with no accent at all, for the only language he speaks is Welsh, and not even his wife speaks that. But lovers on a first night are no more particular than playgoers. All is suffused by the golden ...
... friends. The guest batsman from London, so to speak, was Mr. Ernest Thesiger, who scored a century as Malvolio. Not only was he in good form, but suited the team to a T. Cunningly placed in the slips (still so to speak) were three experts of the Dolmetch school ...
... Rosalind is Rosalind at all. It may be, and in Miss Bergner's case it is, an enchanting some thing else. This clever actress now speaks the English language remarkably well, yet with a German quality which takes all the Shakespeare out of the verse. This is ...
... proprietor of the speak-easy and groom of the chambers to the amorous Count, is as volatile as Vesuvius. When Tomaso. his look-out man (Mr. J. W. Gilchrist), and Mario, the waiter (Mr. Marius Rogati), get together, the term, speak easy, takes on another ...
... nationals concerned, all of whom, for obvious reasons, must speak a common language we can understand. But once these preliminaries are settled, it is up and away, hell for leather, narratively speaking, with comedy jostling tragedy, brutal threats coun tered ...
... set of records has been produced, under the auspices of the British Council, by His Master's Voice of the poet T. S. Eliot speaking his F our Quartets. I have been told that nowadays people do not listen to the spoken word, that they are not interested ...
... not capable of doing something much better. We are not a naive nation, and much on these records, particularly when Granny speaks, has to be heard to be believed (H.M.V. BD. 1 182-4). Robert Tredinnick ...
... LEADING LADY A.& ILsnni TShesithpeo T t is not a little curious that an American should be leading lady to the greatest English-speaking actor, but there is an appro priateness in the fact, for she began her English career at the Lyceum, where she played in ...