... To the Editor of The State Sir,--Is there no procedure whereby Members of Parliament can be made to verify the substance of the allegations contained in their questions to the heads of Government Departments? Is there no redress for Persons Whose Professional business reputations have been injured as the result of such un founded allegations, causing ad verse publicity in the Press A recent ...

... TOUR OR SEASON To the Editor of THE STAGE Sir,--May I correct your misapprehensions in the following particulars (a) The item Sale of Con tract Forms in Equity's ac counts refers tg the Erher West End Contracts, all of which are only procurable from this office. ...

... To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir. I was interested to read the following paragraph: The Windmill Theatre in its latest edition of Revudcville again shows that a stage can be attrac tively set with the minimum of material. The Venetian scene, the slow moving Grecian dance and the ballet have delightfully decorative backgrounds, all ex cellent examples of an imagina tive use of paint brush and ...

... To the Editor of THE STAGE ?Sir.-- I sea our profession i; naving some difficulty in getting 'ood while on tour, as members re not registered ut local shops fne same thing happened during we last war; but I happened to jn.ention the matter to Sir Thos. ^'Pton. who was staying at the fame hotel as I was. and he im mediately wrote to his staff celling them to see that every possible help should ...