... team. Mary Redfern. with provocative :harm and a boyish swagger, plays Prince Lancelot, the principal boy. She acts well, speaks plainly, and lolds her audience with well-chosen tongs, such as I Wonder. When he Bloom is on the Heather and A New Day Coming ...

... Rowe (12). They are confident from the start, and gaily dance around with a note of enthusiasm ringing in every word they speak or sing. Olga Regan, as Fairy Kindheart, provides a surprise for the regu lars. She competently makes her entrances and exits ...

... Dudley Hare's direction of the Murrayficld Icc Rink Orchestra and Frederick Gommers Melodists, who provide the singing and speaking voices, deserve their share of praise ...

... pal boy and girl, although not strong vocally, make the most of their opportunities and include such well-known numbers as I Speak to the Stars and Friendship. Pat Wilson and Daphne Shaven have not much to do as the Babes, but they do it most fetchingly ...

... One and all, they transcend themselves one is proud to know them. Thicker than Water is so good a novel that one is loath to speak of it as a social document. Here, none the less, is an unbiased picture of the Welfare State, opportunities balanced against ...

... women, becomes a dominant symbol of our century fitly, his outline punctuates Thurber's Dogs. The drawings in this volume speak more than volumes. Enjoy them laugh if you dare lAr AT iAT GB. Stern's new novel, FOR ALL WE KNOW (Collins 13s. 6 d.), opens ...