... THE STROLLER the THEATRE Keeping It Alive subject up to date—the events leading up to the purchase of the site, and the plans which have followed that dramatic gesture. Provisionally, it is Intended to build a theatre holding 1.100 people. It will be ...

... BURNLEY STUDENTS Royal Society Arts fixamiDitlon, The following the third lis.tr the Kov«l Art* Examsnations A nil motif. Stag* I. Paused -*.• Credit: Eileen Hal stead, Ire West. Passed -• Edna son. Book • kmej»ing. Stage I. Pa«*ed -w.if,l> Credil: Rudolph ...

... UP-TO-THE-MINUTE COMIC KEEP ALIVE A TRADITK ONE of the most pleasing features—l think I may safely say the most pleasing feature —of the present amateur operatic season so far has been the remarkable improvement in comic talent. Comedy, in a musical show ...

... obtruding himself before the audience as distinct from his part. The best art is art concealed, hence the firstclass man knows always that he is acting, he knows he is the stage, not taking part in real life, but he knows too that ii what is doing did ...

... productions, and I hope that members of all societies will support any activity which their officials may decide upon to keep the amateur movement alive. ...

... London stags offered its I' , .ronation %isitors last May was deplorable. What Amateurs Are Doing Can you wonder, than, that I have a •inure admiration for what the amateurs ■re doing to keep alive the art of the curtain-raiser and the serious play? Stu,ly ...

... frighten people away—that seems to be the argument. May I recommend your readers to do a little investigation among their friends, the public reaction to the one branch of their art which is really alive at the moment—l mean radio drama? “They will find ...

... AT THE ART Fr HE new musical production Its Great To Be Alive, starts a four days engagement at the Art on Sunday. It is reported as a rolicking romance. with one of the most unusual plots ever unfolded on the screen. The story revolves about the ...

... unimportant business. This was the more pointed when the' playas whispered together in an unconvincing attempt to keep the dialogue alive--the effect being that of a talking Alm whose sound apparatus is suddenly cut aff. The intervals were rsth•'r lengthy ...

... The Amateur Stage LEVELLING INFLUENCE OF SPEECH, SIGHT, AND HEARING IN DRAMA; WALLASEY AUTHOR'S RADIO PLAY ON THE. STAGE Another Technique For Television By W. r. LB. Drama of the legitimate stage IA less sulnenient to changing circumstances than its ...

... cater for this very large public. And in any case, limited though the Institutes’ scope may be. they are creating interest in the stage, and are keeping it alive in districts where there are no other means available. The extent of this movement is apparent ...

... STAGE AND SCREEN So This is London One Of The Funniest British Films Of The Season Sparkling with humour, and alive with action. So This Is London, comes to the Morecambe Tower on Sunday. and for the first part of next week, and features Robertaon ...