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... vogue, the risk is considerable. American audiences are tougher minded than we have yet learned to be in the light musical theatre, and Pal Joey takes a bit of swallowing. Joey is a terrible fellow. He has no brains, he has no morals, he has no manners ...
... STRAND THEATRE STRAND THEATRE I OPENING OCTOBER 21st Aldwych, London, W.C. TEMple Bar 2660 RUPERT DAVIES in georges simenon's Ityfctret and the lady a new play by PHILIP MACKIE from the novel Evenings at 7.45. Saturdays at 5.15 and 8.30. Matinee: Thursdays ...
... FESTIVAL THEATRE by J. C. Trewin IF anyone is gallant enough to keep every theatrical engagement in the Festival of Britain, what is he likely to remember at the end of it all? That is an unanswerable question; so much depends, as Sam Weller said in effect ...
... After the theatre by JOHN BAKER WHITE WHERE CAN ONE eat after the theatre? is a question I am asked constantly. Too many small restaurants advertising theatre suppers serve them grudgingly and with indecent haste. Others that stay open late are expensive ...
... A THEATRE OF NATURES. Some Seventeenth Century Character Writings edited by Isobel Bowman (Bles, 15s.), has delightful illustrations by Laurence Irving, two of which are reproduced on this page. Above: The Milkmaid and (below) A Tavern. The portraits ...
... AT THE THEATRE., with J. C. TREWIN X XXXXNXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXSXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX^ First Choice RELATIVE VALUES (Savoy) WHEN Noël Coward appeared after ...
... A Theatre for the City Plans are Going Ahead for the New Mermaid Theatre By ELIZABETH COXHEAD WITH half of the £50,000 he needs to build his third Mermaid Theatre having now been collected or promised, Mr. Bernard Miles, the actor and producer, sees his ...
... THEATRE RECENT PRODUCTIONS THE TRIAL OF MARY DUGAN (Savoy) is --you may recall-- a murder trial. I remember being asked from every hoarding, when on holiday in London during 1928, Would you put Mary Dugan behind the bars? Obediently, I went to decide ...
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... Rex Whistler's Works for the Theatre This delightful act-drop for the dramatisation of Pride and Prejudice at the St. James's in 1936 was one of many distinguished incursions into stage matters made by Rex Whistler, who was killed in Normandy in 1944 ...