... the show had opened and he knows how we all love a good joke. If the audiences are piling in from Scandinavia, Japan and America, where they know nothing of the contest, then it is of no consequence, but in the unlike ly event that the public is rejecting ...

... process undertaken overseas tours, created spin-off shows, and provided training facilities for aspiring artists from North America to South Africa. And, admittedly, they may also have introduced the most innovative and spectacular sets and rou tines ever ...

... process undertak en overseas tours, created spin-off shows, and provided training facilities for aspiring artistes from North America to South Africa. And, admit tedly, they may also have introduced the most innovative and spectacular sets and routines ever ...

... but several Victor Herbert operettas from the same period, as well as Reginald De Koven's 1891 Robin Hood, were revived in America in the 1970s and 1980s (vide Operetta by Richard Traubner). The Samuel French version includes the exuber ant Moonstruck, ...

... involve itself in the process of casting. What I proposed was a union financed casting information service as practised in America. When I was a deputy with the RSC in New York some years ago, a couple of American deputies told me: Sure we gotta casting ...

... and brought them to this country to feature in their shows. British acts are likewise free to appear in circuses overseas, America, the continent, wherever circus is universal. I would, however, agree that it is not fair to criticise the quality of clowns ...

... American Committee that he had availed himself of such ser vices whilst recently back in Chicago. However, what happens in America is of sec ondary importance, given the necessity of such ser vices here. And the beauty of it is that they can be started ...