... and Boston be fore they sat down to write u Post Road. Most probably they did. It is one of the rules of play-making in America to get a real grip of your matter before you attempt to mould it. And what tney saw and heard is neatly and accurately set ...

... blatantly wicked and so hi_deously vulgar as Mr. Frushard's picture of suoji a place in the United States. Indeed, even in America, we should have thought that such a play as this would be described as rather ex travagant. Its sensational side tis certainly ...

... gave the play what is politely railed a mixed recep tion on the first night. 44 Hello, Again? had been a great suc cess in America, and it has been well received in Manchester (where it had its first English pro duction. at the Palace, ou April 23), Edinburgh ...

... Such items, for instance, as Will You Not Come to the Ball, 41 Awav to Barbi- zon, Mr. Jeremiah Esauire, and Tony from America fully retain their refreshing qualities. Tho piece is pleasanti> staged and costumed, and the singing and dancing are alike ...

... V. France at the fall of the curtain, when, respond ing to an enthusiastic reception and calls for the author (who is in America), Mr. France said: 44 All of us in this play have a tremen dous faith in it, and we believe that it will appeal to many people ...

... On Monday, June 21, was presented here the first of a series of four performances of dances and songs of Spain and South America by Argentinita. Other performances are to be on Monday, June 28, at 8.30 end two matinees on Fridays, June 25, and July ...

... but on the farcical side there is a strong appeal. The story concerns Richard, Duke of Eddington, who on his return from America discovers that he has been impersonated by his ex-valet, who has used his name to marry ah American heiress. The valet disappears ...

... love with each other and confident in their work, and the piece goes on to show how their dreams of professional suc cess in America are brought more or less to realization, and how their love path is made smooth by Tommy acquiring wealth through an old bond ...

... THE ALDWYCH. ARGENTINA. Argentina, the Spanish dancer, is as great a favourite here as she is on the Continent and in America; and it ia pity that her visits to London are so few and far between. Perhaps her personal charm, great as it is, is the least ...

... present revival was successfully launched at the Prince of Wales's, Birming ham, last week. The play was originally produced in America. It is splendidly acted at rhe Strand by its cast of four, with Mr. Ronald Squire in his original part of the humorously conceited ...

... tune were revealed in a different light and acquired a new beauty. The Shawn ensemble have met with considerable success in America, where they have their training ground at Lee, Mass. They include, besides Shawn, Barton Muhaw, Frank Overlees, Wilbur McCormack ...

... Carlingford (Dean of Attingham). Mr. Aubrey Mallalieu The story is that of a mother who is expecting her son back from a visit to America. He arrives, bringing with him a girl to whom he is evidently devoted, and of whom the mother im mediately becomes fiercely ...