... me of being Presumptuous seem to have a chip on their shoulders. Instead of caviling that I should speak only for myself as if I would care to speak for any one but myself they should come right out ivith their main point which is that the United States ...

... DON'T GET ME WRONG--SAYS DODO Sir. May 1 hasten to assure j Mr. De Vernier that I was by no 1 means speaking on behalf of my employers, ABC Television, but purely expressing my own feel- ings towards a newspaper which is so anti Commercial Television ...

... can do so. (c) Nobody cares, anyway. This may be true, but as my old nanny used to say Don't care must be made to care. Speaking as another refugee from the Nancy Spain country, which is noted for its out spokenness and determination to get their moneys ...

... readily conccdc that the vast majority of professionals are infinitely better than the vast r majority of amateurs. But, and I E speak from considerable experience of both the professional and ama- I teur stage and as a producer as well as a lecturer in drama ...

... WALLACE NICHOLS OIR,-- Reading a paragraph about J a Verse Speaking Festival, I wonder once more why we hear so little these days from one of the greatest living authorities on the speaking of verse. Mr. Wallace Nichols. Between the wars. Mr. Nichols ...

... PROVINCIAL THEATRES SIR,--At last someone has had the courage to speak up about the gross mismanagement of theatres in the provinces. True a lot of the blame may be laid at the producer's door but more must be put upon the manager. Producers of many companies ...

... An Actor Speaks SIR,--The letters in your paper concerning regulated entry are so one-sided, and coming as they do from West End actors, biased, that I should like to be allowed to give the other side of the picture. I am 32, and together with my training ...

... would open the subject in other farming publications. Perhaps he has already done so. In your paper I feel that his letter speaks to the converted, mostly. The calves present one aspect only of a very big problem, which concerns all farm livestock. My ...

... relish. I defy anyone to read the play, read the dozens of reviews written by intelligent men over the rrst of the country speak i ...

... the part of Darn ley. whom he conceived as a kind of Hamlet, but found himself cast as a nobleman with only eleven words to speak. The most interesting thing about this event is that Strindberg then decided to give up trying to act and to become a playwright ...

... of new blood and new talent in the British theatre today. I am talking Not About Jerusalem, but about scripts--new plays. I speak as one of many authors who are Waiting in the Wings, and I would be A Most Happy Fella it managements would show more c ...

... artists; that the production, con trary to what London playgoers tave been subject to for the last ew years, allowed the play to speak for itself; and that English audiences will always find plots of tlhis kind, now entirely revealed by Che critics, indigestible ...