... THEATRICAL CARDS LAMES BESSIE COURTNEY. Thanks the York Rep. Co. for happy special engt. Js Nurse Rounce in Lord Babs. Free for Char, and Comedy Leads. P.A., 45. Keyfield-terrace. St. Albans. NINA GERRARD. Engd. by Mr. Phillip Barrett for part of Birdie ...

... Pier lately is The Blackpool Tram Girls. written by Dave Morris, who plays the Queen of the Pepot and Bill Smith. Bill Collinson and Bobby Breen score as the other tram conductresses. Mr. Morris's knowledge of Blackpool personali ties and of topography ...

... is partnered in comedy by Harry Lord as Idle Jack. Slapstick comedy is in the hands of Aubrey Wagstaffe and Tom Caswell. Other parts are played by Cedric Francis. Mary Daniels, Kevin Lomas, Dorothy Parr, and Glynne Morris. ...

... although her regal air is pronounced. Of the large cast one might select the Wilkins of Morris Sweden a fine piece of work--the neat study of Douglas* Stewart as Lord Burgh ley. and Howard Fry's Sergeant Porter Keys. All through, the singing of the principals ...

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... feminine parts , and Geoffrey Wearing cleverly interprets the difficult of Lord Lebanon . AritttcCuirrc pALACa ( G ^ Arthur R . Walker , Junr , ; Mus . D Jack Chard ) . Morris leads the comic element in Pop . pin . The comedians include piily Smith ...

... The organizer is G . H . Vogler , the resident manager , who is being assisted by Clifford Kowcn and the Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk , and the Lord Mayor and Sheriff of Norwich are giving their . Among those who have promised to appear are Nancy Evans ...

... Brcwstur , . and Eve . Palace ( AttercMlfe ) ( G . M Arthur R . Walker , jun ; Mus . D Chard ) . , the , Lorenzi with his . Morris and Cowley , and Rob and Ann are prominent in the lively , The ' s . ' STAGE LETTERBOX Applications for letters by post ...

... sound of Bow Bells, his animal studv quali fies him for a part in next year's pantomime as the feline com panion of a former Lord Mavor of London .loseph'ne Micldleton rtoes well at Androcles's wife, and Geoffrey Dunn as a somewhat srnemic Caesar Is successful ...

... complicated story of Spanish spies and Court in trigues in Whitehall and the Mer maid Tavern. Shakespeare. Jonson. Dekker. and Lord Burgh- ley are there, and not one is given a single line that could possibly justify his place in history. Burgh ley a losing ...

... Goddess. Of course Sir Patrick Hastings, ir his new play, devotes the middle and most important act to a scene representing the Lord Chief Jus tice's Court, and, as is to be ex pected from such an author, it is it most convincing as well as a most realistic ...

... the original Viola in Twelfth Night. He gives us some entertaining episodes illustrating the keen rivalry between Burbage's Lord Chamberlain's Company of players and the rival troupe headed by Edward Alleyn, who was destined to found Dulwich College. He ...