... algebraical work. See Keats's Quadratics, Com posed While Pillow' d on My Fair Love's Ripening Breast, which earned that savage review from Fifi of Structural Engineering. Blot Astonishment, grief and anger were so loudly expressed by British Railways on learning ...

... , but it is an excellent thing for the stage, indeed a vital one, that many actors do so. First Edition, the latest late review, now to be seen at the Watergate, is an up-to- the-moment affair in every aspect except that of tradition. The outstanding ...

... among them, even if he owes half his laughs to the production of Michael Benthall. At the presentation of Trial and Error (reviewed this week by A. V. Cookman), the crop of first-night tele grams amounted to over 500. This, it seems, exhausted the staff ...

... licence, or acknowledge the need for wine. In the past two years well over 150 of such London resorts have been listed and reviewed. And there are still many left even in the West End. But, again, it all depends upon what you mean by West End. A recent ...

... B. Wyndham Lewis SUPERCILIOUS professional comment on one kind of salute the Minister of Defence gave the troops he was reviewing the other day is still rife, and seems to us misplaced. Touching the brim of the old billycock with the forefinger (like ...

... the boys were hoping to find the principal sweetheart boiled. This naval occasion inspired one of Shaw's raciest Saturday Review critiques years ago. The play a drama this time was True Blue, and the Latin villainess pushed the Nordic heroine into one ...

... daughter of the day, etc.), and his tutor, Mr. Bethell, would have contri buted an article on the same topic to the Edinburgh Review. Incidentally, added this clubman, looking at us pretty hard, another printed lie is that Mistinguett was once an assista ...

... for King George V. his great renown. Sir Frederick Ponsonby had a keen eye for trivialities. But for greatness also. Booh, Reviews The Nativity, by Albrecht Diirer is one of the illustrations to 44 The Story' of Christmas by Michael Harrison (Odhams 15s ...

... director-writer, as creator of a film. In the current issue of Sequence, the enthusiastic film quarterly, Laurence Irving reviews a book by Edward Carrick, who examines the art director's claim to be so con sidered. Only last week I entered into vehement ...

... happy twelve-month in Munich, Vienna and Paris. A publication that belongs by virtue of weight (3 volumes, xooo pages) was reviewed in a recent issue of a literary weekly and indexed as Apotheosis of an Unhappy Hypocrite Evelyn Waugh. It was not, however ...