... of her study in the attic to the kitchen down- 1 stiirs. and quite accepted it after a j time but the audience could hardly t be expected to accept it when the i entire familv. supposed to be going out from the kitchen to the road. 1 marched with apparently ...

... may not be so reaenttil a* certain critics seem to be at this choice of venue. But we are quite certain that the thieves' kitchens in this part of London are not at all like Madam Tic-Tac's coffee-bar. Fran?oise Rosay. the distin guished French actress ...

... Heathcoti Captain Carvatio James Donak Caspar Darde Richard Gooldei The action of the play takes place it may be recalled, in the kitchen of a farmhouse on disputed territory during a war. It is a very amusing comedy, with extremely witty dialogue and uproarious ...

... Tanya Moiseiwitsch has similarly distinguished herself with her charming decoration of the play. But was ever a farmhouse kitchen, even in the tidiest countries of the Continent, so spotlessly tidy as this? LONDON ...

... mcta- j phor fall from the lips of his characters, to form a precise relationship with the objects such as furnishings and kitchen utensils j around them. There is a strong feeling of vital life in everything. Though death from bombs, oppres- sion, and ...

... acts are beautifully played, but in the last the pace is increased until the Magistrate's room is treated like a pantomime kitchen. This error of judgment does not, how ever, seriously mar the evening's entertainment. The tempo might oe faster without ...

... residents and visitors at a farm- cum-guesthouse in the Cumberland hills during ap Easter week-end. A single set depicts the farm-kitchen, where problems affecting middle- class people are ventilated. Anxiety, tension and compensatory joys are blended in romantic ...

... Stoker's direction is firm, and the decor and costumes by Tina Horniman and Martin Beckwith arc attractive. though the cottage kitchen-living room is vastly too big. A small box-set would have been more effective. As things are, there is not the least reason ...

... Margery Mason, a repertory actress and a former member of the Oldham company, holds the mirror up to life in the communal kitchen of a Maida Vale block of furnished rooms. She succeeds in catching a brilliant reflection of its inhabitants the struggling ...

... Peter Dearing for his hand ling of the production, with a very keen eye to detail. The attractive composite scene depicting a kitchen and dining-room in a suburban villa is by Elizabeth Tapley. ...

... conspicuous in the big cast arc Felix Felton as the chief company promoter. Elizabeth Henson as an attractive but inex plicable kitchen maid. Meadows White as a comfortably matter-of- fact police sergeant, and Bill Shine as an eloquent sewer man. Robert Speaight ...

... until they have collected the coveted jewels In the second act Mr. Saltoun allows the story to flag and. gives j us some kitchen scenes with clown- j ing by the men and friction between the wives, but in the last act the play speeds up. ...