... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Flanders, whose continual immorality brought her to so comfortable and respectable an end. And as Mr. Freeman points out in speaking of this book, Moll was the surname of the Royal Geographer (in fact a friend of the author's) who wrote a book about Flanders ...

... , and relates them, by his continuity of argument, to other Jacobean and Caroline dramas on which he is well qualified to speak as Lecturer in English at the University of Durham. Dr. Leech has a scholarly approach, but not one that is donnish. The World ...

... which they illustrate in spectacle and dance, and notable among these set pieces are the Dresden Music Box, the title of which speaks for itself, and a number in which the whole company and the same number of marionettes combine in the gayest of dances. -Aniliuiiy ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Portia, at her best in the trial scene. It is not her part, but she has a natural grace of movement and can speak verse naturally. The speaking of the verse was the chief fault of an otherwise admirable production by Mr. Glen Byam Shaw. The young actors ...

... any sense fiction tor the hard metal of true experience shows through on nearly every page The publishers describe Simple Speaks His Mind (Gollancz. 9s. 6d.) as a heavenly book, and they are not very far from the mark. Mr. Langstoii Hughes is probably ...

... 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 ...

... ragged finery, she is like a glorified maypole carrying a satyric face with the fixed expression of the Fool who knows that he speaks many a true word in jest. She is apparently as mad as a hatter; but all the poor people adore her and when she saves a would-be ...

... given to a blinded soldier needs more enchantment than it can draw from the words the lovers and their philosophic spectator speak. For these defici encies the author must answer; yet I cannot help thinking that the words, such as they are, would have a ...