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... was produced for a vast arena, it televised very 'ell well enough to determine us to go along and see it in the esh, so to speak. SOver Yuletide itself, our set seemed permanently switched on nd we developed television indigestion, in addition to the other ...
... about the change in a man's life and views after an adventure with an escaped German prisoner in the Welsh mountains. MIRANDA SPEAKS. By Olivia Robertson. (Peter Davits 9s. 6 d.) Laboured Irish humour. Miranda of The Tempest appearing to a playwright in his ...
... timid bank clerk, is to hold up his bank manager and Simon, ne'er-do-well playboy, is to marry the first eligible girl who speaks to him after the reading of the will. Failure to observe theie conditions entails loss of the legacy in each case, and the ...
... Corbusier, Daniel Lagache tl psycho-analyst, and Jean Rostand the biologist. Each of these cminei men, in a brief interview, speaks his little piece, and M. Aumont got back to the provinces completely sold on the idea of the sort of worl they plan individually ...
... publication of this first collection of the hitherto lost Boswell papers which have miraculously come to us like a voice speaking from the eighteenth century. The story of their survival against all likelihood, and the discovery of them by a Professor ...
... philoso phises in an arbour to our great content. Add Marie Lohr (the author could have expanded this part) Basil Radford, speaking for the cricket and the Home Guard of 1804 and George Rose, who spends the evening, a cherub aloft, up a tree and there is ...
... Redgrave craftily manipulates the Northumbrian accent used here, instead of the familiar stammer, as an interpretation of speaking thick. I am heretic enough to dis like Falstaff's sallies on the field of Shrewsbury and X have never wished more urgently ...
... SHAVINGS (St. Martin's IT sounds almost like a touring revue. Why not speak simply of a Shaw Triple Bill This is an in-and-out evening. The Man of Destiny is that tedious anecdote about the young Napoleon I am sorry to say that the acting increases the ...
... forward these people, Mr. Meyer forgets them and none of them can be said to play any part in the story because, properly speaking, there is none. Some of these explanatory notes about masters and pupils are pithy and entertaining, and one boy recounts ...
... certain other fish, but is happier in matching poultry, game and meat with their appropriate wines. As in his previous books, he speaks with authority and grace. BOOKS IN BRIEF THE CONSTABLE AND THE LADY. By John Bude. Macdonald 8s. 6 d.) A not unpleasing novelty ...
... the real thing at the Aldwych. And now we have had the real thing, with a cast as distinguished as that at the Haymarket. Speak ing for myself, I have to admit (in astonishment) that the first night of the new play was more exciting than the first night ...
... his major work. At the Cambridge, where the piece makes a long night indeed, much of the prose labours and not all of the speaking satisfies. Andre Huguenet's Hassan is direct and unremarkable Frederick Valk's Caliph was hard to hear at the premiere and ...