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... the THEATRE PHILIP PAGE on Good Hellish Effects at Sadler's Wells-- A Naughty Butler Tries to Blackmail at the New Theatre A Powerful Play af the Westminster THE season of Ballet at Sadler's Wells has been far too short-- the company has now gone on ...
... reviews Captain Brassbound's Conversion by Bernard Share, at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith. Verdict A timely and well-merited revival WHEN there is question of filling a theatre with a new play apparently it never does to forget Mr. Shaw. So managers ...
... Hamlet at the New Theatre By Horace Horsnell THE news that Robert Helpmann, who had already danced Hamlet, intended also to act him, fluttered the dovecots considerably. Would he? Could he? True he had already acted one Shakespearian role (Oberon at the ...
... The Theatre By Herbert Farjeon T wo More Revues WHAT a cast for Up and Doing, at the Saville! Leslie Henson: positively his revue début. Binnie Hale: making antic hay of Evelyn Lave and Frances Day. Cyril Ritchard: showing slinky, lank-haired Hollywood ...
... The Theatre By Herbert Farjeon The Golden Cuckoo Duchess) THE action of this new comedy by Denis Johnston arises out of a very nice point. An editor com missions a contributor to write an obituary notice of an eminent scientist who has been investigating ...
... The Theatre By Herbert Farjeon Ridgeway's Late Joys (13, Albemarle Street) UNDER the congenial and command- ing direction of Mr. Leonard Sachs, Ridgeway's Late Joys have, for the duration, removed their habitat from King to Albemarle Street, demonstrating ...
... the past, and it is true that not many houses calling themselves that are left in the West End, but a little tour of the theatres just now will discover plenty of music-hall comedians who are alive and kicking. Whether signed up in pantomime or in revue ...
... The Importance of Being Earnest. No doubt the point occurred to Mr. Noel Langley long before the entertainment reached the theatre. Happily, he did not allow himself to be dis concerted by it. He went unblenchingly on with his job of concocting effective ...
... lower ribs or provoke the ventral guffaw. But if its punches had been delivered by Broadway buffoons, every funny-bone in the theatre might have been dislocated, if not broken. Such idiomatic knockabout as Messrs. Joseph Fields and Jerome Chodorov have based ...
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