... . By L. P. HARTLEY. BY now, fact and fiction should have trained one's nerves to stand almost anything, so I began Colonel Nigel Balchin's story of a psycho-analyst whose most interesting patient is a schizo phrenic airman afflicted by an intermittent impulse to murder his wife, with a fairly good heart. But I have to admit that my atrocity-resistance was worn down before the end. Tales of ...

... Fine Feathers (Prince of Wales) ECONOMY is doing without something you want in case you may some day want something which you probably won't get. The man who said that lived at a time when there was some choice in the matter: you could, if you wished, choose not to be ruined; and the taking thing about Mr. Robert Nesbitt's new revue is the brave pretence it makes that we live in a world where ...