... By Herbert Farjeon Women Aren't Angels Strand THIS farce by Vernon Sylvaine, in which characters, still further to brighten the dialogue, answer to such surnames as Butch, Bandle and Popday; in which husbands hunt, or are hunted by their wives, in pairs; in which pretty girls in dishabille are bundled behind curtains at short notice to avoid-- or can it be to arouse?-- suspicion; and in which ...

... . By C. A. LEJEUNE. AS most people will readily divine, Mahatma Kane Jeeves, who is credited with the screen play of the new W. C. Fields film, THE BANK DETECTIVE, is nothing but a nom- de-plume for Fields himself. It- is well known that the come dian likes to write his own lines and business and The Bank Detective is seventy brisk minutes of Fields lines and business. Besides, no one could ...

... . By L. P. HARTLEY. TO write about Horace is not the responsibility it might seem. Poet Laureate in his own day, he has occupied a prominent niche in the temple of fame ever since; and no one, I think, has tried to shake this most established of poetical reputations. His monument, as he observed himself, is more last ing than bronze it will not be honoured if 1 lay a laurel on it, or disturbed ...