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... Gloria Nord, the American roller skating export, has boon training on the ice at Wembley recently. She is to appear in Tom Arnold's ''Ice Circus'' at Brighton Sports Stadium on July 4, before Joining Daphne Walker later in the year in the ice pantomime, The Sleeping Beauty ...
... Paul Scofield, Marjorie Fielding, Pamela Brown, Michael Goodliffe and Virginia McKenna in a scene from Charles Morgan's new play, now at the Lyric, Hammersmith ...
... Athene Seyler and Christine Castor in a scene from Lewis Grant Wallace's comedy now at the Duke of York's. ...
... Alfred Luirt and Lynn Fontanne, who have not played in this country since 1945, are mow on tour in Noel Coward's latest comedy, Quadrille, which comes to the Phoenix on September 12, with Griffith Jones, Marian Spencer, Joyce Carey and Sylvia Coleridge in the cast ...
... Lew Grade and Val Parnell seen with Charles Yates, Bob Hope's agent ...
... Basil Lord, Megs Jenkins and Wilfred Pickles in Joseph Colton's comedy, The Gay Dog, at the Piccadilly ...
... Brenda de Banzie, Derek Farr and Anthony Marlowe in Janet Green's thriller, Murder Mistaken, which has now transferred to the Vaudeville ...
... Jean Watson at Delilah, Thorsteinn Hannesson as samson and Stanley Clarkson as the Hebrew Elder in Basil Coleman's new production of Saint-Saen's opera at Sadler's Wells ...
... Mary Meade, from the Casino de Paris, who is now appearing in cabaret at the Society and Pigalle restaurants ...
... Ten Dagenham Girl Pipers, en route for America, were piped off by fellow members at Waterloo. The girls have been engaged to play at the Latin Quarter Restaurant and Cabaret in New York, and at the restaurant of the same name in Miami, Florida. ...
... Hugh Wakefield and Sophie Stewart in Dead Secret, Michael Clayton Hutton's play at the St. James's. Mr. Wakefield made his stage debut at this theatre as a child of ten in 1899, playing in In Days of Old with George Alexander, H. B. Irving, Fay Davis, Esme Beringer and Violet Vanbrugh. ...
... Flora Robson at the Governass, with Jeremy Spenser and Caral Woivaridge in The Innocents, a dramatization by William Archibald of the Henry James short story The Turn of the Screw. Patar Glenville's production is being presented by Stephen Mitchell at Her Majesty's this evening ...