... him a criminal for the rest of his life. As a preamble we are shown the recruitment of men at a secret service school in America, to be followed by a picture of them at work in the Northern Burma jungle. This is all very grim and exciting to a degree ...

... busi ness Julia has been given almost every opportunity any actress has ever had. Jessie Royce Landis, who has come from America to play this exacting role, brings to it all the technical ability needed, plus a per sonal charm which makes her per formance ...

... relaxations he engages in an affair with a young lady whose portrait he is painting. Julian, his half-brother, arrives from America to live with him, and eventually to fall in love with Louise. There being no response from this young lady he commits suicide ...

... Britain, under the direction of Anthony Hawtrey, presented Uday Shankar and his Indian Ballet. After a nation-wide tour of America, Uday Shankar has brought his Indian dancers and musicians to London for a short season of 11 special performances. With all ...

... decor by Eugene Berman en-titled Ballet Imperial. Overnight this dazzling Balan chinc ballet, originally produced in America in 1941, has obviously won a permanent place in the Sadler's Wells Ballet repertory. The pro longed applause that greeted ...

... held its first International Festival Evening of one-act plays. Companies represent ing Belgium. France, United States of America, and Great Britain appeared. Unfortunately, the Danish company did not appear. Each play was introduced by E. Martin Browne ...

... Theatre presented S. N. Behrman's play. Serena Blandish. Though none can question Mr. Behrman's right to rank as one of America's leading dramatists, even his fellow-country- j men. as evidenced by their mild reception in New York in 1928, feel little ...

... Leopoldskron, in Salzburg. in company with a number of theatre folk from France, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Finland, Denmark. America, Ireland, ltaly s and England, all gathered together i to discuss the theatre and perform plays of their own lands. The ...

... and He Wore Brarn Boots. Mr. Crawshaw has been popularising this type of entertainment for the last two years across North America. It is to be hoped that he will give England a more prolonged sample of his invigorating mixture. ...

... parents, whose lives arc further complicated by the arrival of a not-so-dumb dumb blonde. the first _ wife, who comes from America, with the shattering news that her divorce from the husband is invalid. After the first act the author contrives to bring ...

... has so oftei served him well. A humble corne i of Europe is always the best poin from which to set out for El Doradc and America is the one place wher you may be sure that ambitiou young women will find fame ani fortune. These same young womei will invariably ...

... the kind of humourless bombast that was in vogue in those days, and was actually accepted by Kean. only his departure for America prevent ing its being played at Drury Lane. Its presentation now can only be justified by curiosity and for the sake of its ...