... Alas Not Even A Rabbit M. GUITRY, in a programme note, indicated that his latest play Ecoutez Bien, Messieurs, had been especially contrived for his appearance in London. This intended compliment is hard to believe, for we are inclined to like suet puddings which turn out to be souffles and not the reverse. So much brilliant patter, delivered by a master conjurer, should, one feels, lead up to ...

... D. B. Wyndbam Lewis ASKED by rich artistic women what Dulwich Art Gallery (just restored) says to us, we reply, “Mr. and Mrs. Judd, and proceed instantly to describe to the harridan concerned a portrait at Dulwich which seems to us more significant, as a possible means of reviving this branch of British art, than anything from the fine collection of Stanislaus- Augustus, last King of Poland, ...

... Tripping Along Bg the River THE little Watergate Theatre, now resplen dently redecorated, is presenting Set to Music, the best thing in intimate revues for many a night. The cast is headed by John Glyn- Jones, a child of revue, as he himself points out, although this is his first appearance in the genre, and his companions are all equally witty and sometimes much more decorative. As was to be ...