... Reviewed by PHILIP PAGE THE little Windmill Theatre, with its non- stop revue (which has not stopped, save for necessary rest and refreshment a few hours in the twenty-four for the company, for ten years or so) has other claims to consideration in addition to its record of hard work and the fact that it is the only London theatre to have had a play written about it and produced in New York. I ...

... MEMOIRS, MURDER AND ADVENTURE -Bv Vernon Fane Sir Henry J\[ewbolt's Autobiography, and His Lighter Side Three J\[ew Thrillers The Balkans Under Fire and let- or SIR HENRY oOLT (Faber and Faber. 2 is.) comprise the second volume of his memoirs which he started writing in 1932, six years before his death, and they have been edited by Lady Newbolt. This part of his reminiscences and diaries ...

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... . By C. A. LEJEUNE. IT is not often that earnest filmgoers have an oppor tunity of comparing the past with the present. Ours is an ephemeral art. What is here to-day is gone to-morrow-- and it seldom returns. But for once there is a return that is worth while, and one that does afford a certain amount of interesting comparison. At the London Pavilion is a revival of Miss Hedy Lamarr's first ...

... . By L. P. HARTLEY. TO dislike something very much does not neces sarily mean that one likes its opposite. But as a rule a strong prejudice in one direction does imply a corre sponding predilection in the other, and this is certainly true of Sir James Barrie, a selection of whose letters has recently been published under the dis cerning and vigilant editorship of Miss Viola Meynell. Barrie ...

... . By L. P. HARTLEY. HOUSE BOUND is a war novel, as all fic tion that sets out to describe the contemporary scene must be, in some degree. Rose Fairlaw's role has hitherto been the passive one of anxiety for her children, who are just of an age to be closely in volved-- Mickie, her husband's son by his first marriage; Flora, the only child of her first marriage; and Tom, who belongs to her ...