... REVIEWS by C. A. LEJEUNE FANNY IN France they still speak with bated breath of l'immortelle trilogie de Marcel Pagnol --Marius, Fanny and Cesar. These studies of the lives of Pagnol's beloved Marseillais first became celebrated as stage plays; but the ...

... victims astutely and leads us through some varied scenes in pub, office, flat, street, with confidence. His occasional plain speaking would have been called obscenity not long ago and embarrasses me, even if it will do nothing of the sort to younger readers ...

... TAMING OF THE SHREW (Open Air Theatre) TIE that knows better how to I I tame a shrew, now let him speak. 'Tis charity to show. When Antony Eustrel speaks the lines under the floodlights at Regent's Park, we feel that no one can teach this Petruchio much ...

... Jo Mielziner's vast set of AK 603, and he enjoys perching people in the unlikeliest places. All the actors have to do is to speak with forthright clarity. Tyrone Power, as Mister Roberts, is good at this so, too, are Russell Collins as the amiable Doctor ...

... weather conditions. The Open-Air Theatre, naturally, is at its best at the end of a more or less perfect day, meteorologically speaking. Nature becomes the handmaiden of art when the setting sun imperceptibly gives place to cunning lighting of the raised sward ...

... light romantic role that James Donald touches off with much charm. Diana Wynyard, in the unlucky position of having no part to speak of the author seems to have forgotten her looks beauti ful and creates a part by force of personality. Thomas Heathcote, J ...