... THE ART OF THE CINEMA. Beauty and her Foes Raqnel Meller's Violetta A Gaiety Girl By So K. ILETTILEWOOB Often I have wondered why it is that when beauty does get itself expressed upon the screen-- and happily this is by no means a rare phenomenon-- one nearly always finds some folly or meanness or sheer stupidity going with it. Can it be the law of creation, demanding that nothing should ever ...

... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC H YOICKS AT THE KINGSWAY THEATRE. MR. DONALD CALTHROP keeps pegging away at the task of getting you inside the comfort able little Kingsway Theatre. With Shakespeare and with modern farce he has had little luck, but he very nearly did the trick with Kate, where an impossible book murdered a good and well-sung score. I he cast, however, was probably too expensive to be ...

... A LITERARY LETTER New Novels. London, August 25, 1924. Two works of fiction which have greatly at tracted me of late have both the same idea in the back ground-- the differences of race. The one d e a Is with England and France, the other with England and India The Little French Girl and A Passage to India. Tn reading The Little French Girl by Anne Douglas Sedgwick (Constable), I am curiously ...