... Manners, was banned to please the sensitive Socialists. The first spot of bother can be forgotten and ignored the second cannot. Why all this fuss anyway r Briefly, the story of the play is about a Socialist head of the National Atomic Board who, on receiving ...

... Dick Whittington DONCASTER WHAT saves Rony Robinson's socialist pantomime Dick Whit- tington from being as big a turn-off as it sounds is a willingness to keep the pantomime tradition intact and a strong line in self-mockery about the socialism. That ...

... paved the way for the era of Socialist Realist paint ing and drove most of the major artists into voluntary exile. If we may judge from the exhibition Aspects of Con temporary Soviet Art, now at the Grosvenor Gallery, Socialist Realism has died the death ...

... contents: Stately Bosoms,'' 'Beautiful Earls, Dung and Diamonds, Don't Throw the Jelly, Novelist Answers the Bell, Socialists in Breeches. Historical facts of minor norlance are sometimes distorted e.g., It was some line before the new King (George ...

... the outspoken shy voung poet. The placid and observant Candida was played demurely by Primi Town- send and the Christian socialist Morel), in the garb of a parson, was neatly timed by Jonathan Newth. Roger Hume received laughs for his dry humour as Burgess ...

... 1WH. Bernard Shaw s domestic play, set in the sombre study of Morell, is the unlikely tale of how this upright Christian Socialist is faced with a threat to his happy marriage in the form of an 18-j^ar-old curly-haired adonis, the poetv Eugene Marchbanks ...

... man, a gamb ler and liberal landlord. The pioneer socialist William Thompson was played by Don Foley who conveyed the committed thinker Mark Dowse was very effective as the dedicated Manchester socialist who is manager of the co-operative and so too was ...

... terms b„lh Morley and Haldane, and in the campaigns uilawing war and for social betterment, he worked lesser Liberal or Socialist lights, among whom Arthur Ponsonby and Masterman. His estimate [sincerity and importance of the former in further- bose causes ...

... s during the past few years he has introduced us to the work of several notable artists who are evidently not slaves of Socialist Realism. Last year, when he showed the work of about 70 artists under the title Aspects of Contem porary Soviet Art, the ...

... (Princes) The Job is the Governorship of a British colony, the Mediterranean Island of Salva, and the Boy for the Job is a Socialist politician and ex-stevedore (name of Harri- l son). He is a good, determined, single-minded Yorkshireman, but as S obstinate ...

... evocative and extremely relevant, but the show does give the impression that pre-war entertain ment consisted largely of socialist cabaret interspersed with outbursts of sophistication as represented by Coward and Cole Porter. A Quick Deco also trails ...

... bogeyman in full spate as he rails against the special relationship between the Jew and his God which impedes the progress of a socialist heaven on earth. He is spouting all this to a humble rabbi forced to play stooge to the omnipotent Soviet dictator, who has ...