... did. Dallia Penn. as the Other Woman, never became entirely real to me. Perhaps this was be cause the writer allowed Rob to speak at length about her bril liance as an artist but did not let her prove this to us herself. It was her ruthlessness and lust ...

... the most compulsive beat of the acts featured. But was all that guitar-waving really necessary? Such an exciting rhythm can speak for itself. Gene Pitney, the young American singer who looks like actor Anthony Perkins, gave a dramatic performance of his ...

... time civilly with browsers and visiting critics, rarely aggressive salesmen but usually keep ing an eye on the door as they speak to you for any one who might be a cus tomer. They are also a little like farmers when asked how business is going that first ...

... title, in that the extremely varied works on view are indeed poetic images, but also con tains some rare and artis tically speaking historically significant things, such as Chirico's Les Archeologues of 1925 and Bacon's 1950 Frag ment for a Crucifixion ...

... rarely any great dramatic acting needed in this series. Most of the time Peter Woodthorpe as Frank had only to look pleased and speak happily about spending the money, while Rose, his girl friend (Pauline Delany) uttered eternal warnings about the outcome of ...

... visual devices, dividing the page into two columns, one for what his subject said, another for what he thought at the time of speaking. His new novel, Trawl, pub lished this week by Seeker and Warburg (27s 6d), a thin, flat-looking book, represents the contents ...

... from 1934-35, Jeanne D'Arc is unusual in having both leading roles -Joan and her guiding spirit, Brother Dominic written for speak ing voices. It is also one of those dramatic works, like Damnation of Faust and Oedipus Rex, that can be pre sented either ...

... the captain's shoulder to see which table they have allotted him. Usually it's a bad one. So then, before the captain can speak, he says: And please let me know when Governor Rockefeller arrives. The effect is instantaneous, practically miraculous he ...

... and highly individual ways with love and crime, are moving, exasperating, funny or repellent and always vitally human. They speak with naturalness and behave often fantastically, but never unbelievably. They are characters in every sense of the word. I ...

... what of the two Exhibitions of Dubuffet's art (the first now showing at the ICA). Dubuffet has been around, artistically speaking, for about 20 years and has been recognised as one of the few major artists to emerge from Europe since the war, but anything ...

... persons who would make friends and influence people. All had the north country accent so beloved of television these days and, speaking as a north countryman myself, one the accent of Fatty I never want to hear again, on the screen or off it. I ended up by ...

... cover many subjects, such as death and rebirth, the nature of man, suffering and life in the world. On all of them the Sage speaks with wisdom and considerable humanity. Some of the dialogues have a humour all their own: Devotee: I have a toothache. Is ...