... Lady Elizabeth's unpublished journals and correspondence quotations are numer ous and rewarding much of the time our heroine speaks for herself. We are back with the same triangle, inside the same circle the triangle being the Devonshire House menage a trois ...

... Virginia McKenna is at her best in the audacities of Rosalind, which are mostly conveyed through her prose passages, but her speaking of the poetry has too much voice and too little variety, and, for me at least, she does not quite suggest what is the great ...

... everybody, I suppose, has the kind of word that drives him to near-madness. Few people in these days, except classical dons, can speak seriously of an epic. Noel Coward though he did not realise it at the time slew cavalcade long ago. We are beginning slowly ...

... Kurt Jooss. Earlier on Good Friday evening we shall see the American evangelist Billy Graham during his Scotland crusade, speaking at Glasgow's Kelvin Hall, which is said to hold 10,000 souls. His producers might be reminded that from Harringay last year ...

... Long Play carrying Xanadu and the lovely short poem Frost At Midnight. For this recording Richard Burton was selected to speak The Mariner and its two mess mates. The choice of this exceptionally talented young actor is indeed rewarding. His interpretation ...

... woman's heart, I think he may give a misleading impression. Of lush revelations we have none. But perhaps, when Dr. Gooch speaks of the heart, he is thinking rather of its endurances, and its deprivations. For here is a life-loving woman doomed, almost ...

... delightful Viennese soprano, gives Sunday's r celebrity concert. On Tuesday The Conductor Speaks, in the person of Karl Rankl, former chief at Covent Garden. Speaking Personally on Monday is the wife of another conductor, Sir Hamilton Harty. Older opera-goers ...