... ADELPHI DANZAS LATINO-AMERICA On October 17, Jack Hylton, fot Continental Opera and Ballet Entertainments Limited, by arrangement with Jules Borkon, presented Joaquin Perez Fernandez in an entertainment, entitled Danzas Latino-America. j JOaquin Perez Fernandez ...

... BRITISH BALLET BOOM RAVE REVIEWS FROM AMERICA Little news has so far reached this country of the 25-week tour of the Sadler's Wells Theatre Ballet, which opened last October in Quebec, the first of the 65 Canadian and American cities on their itinerary ...

... Cape Town Little Theatre, and this pro- duction, it is hoped, will be toured by the National Theatre later this year. In America in 1947 Mr. Schach first became interested in arena staging, and the following year was able to assist in the formation of ...

... ph Lynn. It is little to the credit of our stage that, with good British plays available, a crude and tasteless farce from America, about the hypnotic treatment of expectant mothers, should be presented for our edifica tion and enjoyment. If it were funny ...

... Beth Dean, the American dancer, with Victor Carell, the baritone, in an anthology of dance and song from Australasia and America. Miss uean nas travelled iar into the realms of research, and come back with the dances of the Aztecs, the Maoris and the ...

... Though still only in their twenties, these fabulous cousins have bec,n famous for years on the Continent and in both the Americas, apart from being the sensation of last year's Edinburgh Festival. Their conquest of London was accom plished in a night ...

... Rietti The play that really established Molnar in his own Hungary in 1907, and was afterwards most successful in England and America, has not carried its years very gracefully. It tells the story of a pair of bright, but poor, young things who have now grown ...

... the pro gramme. Red Rainbow is Mr. I Pagan's forty-second play. It was written in 1947. and has already been presented in America. Its author gives a very definite message on the theme of Communism. Com munists. and their fellow-travellers. The play deals ...

... He is now in a position to challenge ihe leading male dancers in any of ihc existing major ballet companies in Europe or America. He has become a highly sensitive artist and acquired a poise rare in one so young. Our own British ballet would be wise to ...

... Quixote. This new ballet season started at i a disadvantage. Margot Fonteyn is on the sick list, Moira Shearer is filming in America, and Beryl Grey i was not chosen to dance on the opening night. Having made allow- i ances for this triple disappointment ...

... been able to put paid to the radio broad casting. and although sound radio was in this country much better than it was in America, he was con fident that the outcome would be the same. He did not believe that the boom time had even begun in this country ...

... cast, and the team-spirit and co-opcration shown lightened my task as producer enormously. Now the play is to be done in America. We are casting it all over again an English setting and an English company. The only dif ference is that we are altering ...