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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Ronnie Brandon, Johnny Laycock, Reymonde, Eddie Molloy, Sydney Snape, Berangere, Freddie Vale, Elizabeth James, Patricia Cullen, Joan Dainty, Dolores Allden and Margaret Cooke, in Ronald Brandon and Dickie Pounds's show. Out of the Blue, at Southend ...
... Leading artists in Laughtertime at Butlin's Holiday Camp, at Filey. Back row: Wren Matthews, Bill Williams, Terry Scott, George Clarkson. Centre row: Hetty Brayne, Thalma Scott, Gail Leslie. Front row: Tina Webber and Molly O'Connor ...
... Jack Benny rehearsing Teddy Johnson in readiness for their tour which opens at Manchester on Monday next. Mr. Johnson is taking the place of Dennis Day, who is going to Ireland ...
... Derek Birch, Laurence Hardy and Ernest Clark in the revival of Arthur Murphy's The Way to Keep Him at the Arts. The play was originally seen at Drury Lane in 1761, with CUrrick as Lovemore, and was repeatedly revived in the 100 years that followed. ...
... Sir Ralph Richardson, at Volpono, and Siobhan McKenna, as Ctlia, in (he Seduction Scene of Ben Jonson's play, which opened at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, last week. It is the last production of the season, which lasts until November 1, and the only non-Shakespeare play in the current repertoire ...
... Katharine Hepburn made her first appearance in the West End as Epifania Ognisanti di Parerga in Shaw's comedy The Millionairess, at the New last week, with Robert Helpmann as the Doctor ...
... Patricia Tucker, as the Queen, in the Robert Atkins production of Cynibeline, now being presented at the Open Air Theatre in Rafant's Park ...
... The Lyon Family-- Richard, Bebe, Barbara and Ben Lyon, in charge of the children's roundabout at the News Chronicle Stage and Radio Garden Party at Blackpool last week ...
... Max Norris, Stanley Massey, Three Marie de Vere Girls, Mary Redfern, the Fie Skyliners, Arthur Haynes, Maisie Norris, Three Marie de Vere Girls, Heather Furnell, and Moran & Elol in Catlin Follies at the Arcadia, Llandudno ...
... The Blue Bell Girls in a scene from the new £50,000 revue staged at the famous Paris cabaret, the Lido, in the Champs-Elysees ...