... DOUBLE SPEAK SIR, For the benefit of those Equity Members who have been bemused by the attitude of the National Press in general and Mr Bernard Levin in particular towards the Sunday's SGM's. I have pre pared a short glossary of the terms that occur most ...

... SPEAK UP! SIR, Science and its mate, acoustics, have made a hearing mess of modern theatres. Hearing aids should be supplied to all the cheaper seat patrons. This in con trast to the perfect hearing from front stalls to back gallery in all theatres built ...

... SPEAKING UP FOR THE STARS SIR,-- I have read with deep dismay a number of letters slanging great British stars such as Dora Bryan and Ronnie Barker. I find it typical of the new breed of trade unionist (militant if not revolutionary) to rise in order ...

... they came for the Jews and I did not speak out because I was not a Jew. Then they came for the Communists and I did not speak out because I was not a Communist. Next they came for the trade union ists and I did not speak out be cause I was not a trade unionist ...

... apparently succeeding in dictating what the writer can and cannot write. By all means let her speak on her own behalf, but I'm rather indignant when she attempts to speak for me and the public a a whole. Yes, give it a rest Mrs Whitehouse, it's all getting very ...

... several artists from the Open Space have the courage to speak out in public about their own experience of lack of help from Equity. Perhaps another example may make it clear that this union and I speak as a radical who believes in unions has for too long ...

... muse play little part. And as for Whatever this mysterious quality not personally possessed by Mr Palmer, but on which he speaks with such careless authority, yet without whose existence in the world, any producer of single plays would consider himself ...

... those discussed in The Stage. Many of our members have enjoyed success and their help and en couragement to new members speaks highly of their love for writing: Philip King, Constance Cox, Olive Chase, John Brampton, to name but a few. Several of our ...

... the art of the 'theatre to national boundaries, any more than poetry, or, for that mat ter, gardening? And when Mr. Northen speaks of British supremacy, does he, in cons cience, believe it extends to the musical? I would have thought, in spite of dis ...

... will be addressed by our tame Equity Councillor (who is greatly sym pathetic to our cause) He will speak at length on the importance of Indian actors speaking Chinese poe try at 2am on British television. The meeting will also feature the entire Rules Revision ...

... consideration? Why do we not consider the ADVANTAGES of having a vast continent across the other side of the world that not only speaks our language, but understands our drama, instead of worrying our selves silly that an American performer may poach a job from ...

... winter season takes place at the Arts Theatre Club at 7.15 p.m. on Sunday next when Robert Hen derson, of Studio 68, will speak on Youth in the Theatre. He will bring a company with him to illustrate points of his talk. Admission is 1/- for members ...