... Neglected actresses--who is to blame? Dear Sir, I have every sympathy for those ladies who have written to complain about the lack of parts for women on television. Since three of my own series were quoted by one correspondent as examples of how actresses ...

... performance as Portia, in a touring production of The Mer chant of Venice, one realises what a tine actress she is, and how very neglected an actress she has been over the past few years Lei's hope ber performance in this production will at last give ...

... Rebekah Young is potentially the greatest actress England ever has, believe me the theatre will still survive if Bir mingham never gives a grant for drama to anyone ever. Yours sincerely, Out-of-work actress (Name and address supplied) To the Editor of ...

... Producers or Casting Directors by some miraculous, infallible method have picked the only actresses able to play the few available parts? When I see some of my actress friends, extremely talented and experienced, work ing once every three or six months on ...

... article on understudies, as an ex-actress and once ardent playgoer, I would say, Choose the best material and pay accordingly. You may be casting bread upon the waters, which will return to you as a greai actor or actress By under rating an understudy, ...

... some years back. This actress spanned perfectly, for me, the difficult bridge between the stage-struck girl of the first act and the demented dis illusioned woman of the last act. The tragic early death of this engaging actress is a real loss to our stage ...

... her recently at Bromley Little in a Tennessee Wil liams fragment about a dying pros titute and as Merim ...

... -*-I should be grateful for space in your paper to clear my roputation as a Press Represent ative. In November, 1960, an actress was found unconscious in East bourne, while appearing there in a play on a pre-London tour. Last weekend it was insinuated ...

... with actors and actresses in rep. and I am sure the standard of education, intelligence and act ing ability demanded is far higher than that of the image created by Mr. Bean in that phrase, silly little chit calling herself an actress. I have no doubt ...

... don't make a reasonable living are not only technically in competent but are constitutional layabouts. So all actors and actresses who appear in the West End. on I V. and on stages throughout the country are good, and those who are out of work arc bad ...

... jobs have flowed in. I am delighted and thrilled at having become Miss World, par ticularly as it makes tracing a path as an actress so much easier. I have always wanted to be a film star and being very ambitious and tenacious I was determined to succeed ...

... affairs as actors and actresses who have served a thorough apprenticeship cither through a recognised drama school or through playing in repertory. No wonder theatre managements and the television companies can look upon actors and actresses as pawns to be shifted ...