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... Rewards of trip to America SIR,--We were interested in reading your front-page article (STAGE, October 8), headlined Anglo-USA exchange deal concerning the Major Road and Iron Clad Agreement companies. Whilst we are pleased that meaningful exchanges ...
... Time to bring pantomime to America? I am a member of a local amateur dramatic society in the town of Preston (Preston Drama Club). We recently held auditions for new mem bership. Included in the very good turnout was an American gentleman working as an ...
... Fostering Rugger in America Elation and Trepidation To the Editor, The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News. Dear Sir, Something stronger than rumour has it that an English rugger squad is to visit the United States in August and September. The news ...
... Why no single plays from America? Dear Sir, Whilst I do not disagree with the comments made in your editorial-- US Stars Winning No Stripes on February 24--might I raise the question of why good single plays from America, as distinct from series are not ...
... Avengers in America Dear Sir, In Allan Prior's article entitled Selling our series to the Americans (Television Today, February 10), he not only excluded The Avengers from his opening reference to British series sold in the United States in 1965. but ...
... centuries of traditional British panto to America SIR,--Like several others, I am slightly puzzled by John Morley's hopeful claim to be the first writer of 'traditional British pantomime' presented in America (Cheerio to Dick Whittington Oct 22), and ...
... Motts. They are thought to have gone to America with Charlie Chaplin to appear in the show The Mumming Birds. I understand that this was a Fred Karno enterprise and Alf Reeves, a colleague of his. took it to America in 1912 with Stan Laurel and Chaplin. ...
... speaking voice, without having to cable to America for one. I see by the Daily Mail of Jan. 9, that this is what Cqphran has done. Might 1 en quire if Mr. Cochran also intends to bring an understudy from America, or will he (should this wonderful American ...
... universities of America, while their opponents would belong exclusively to either one or another of two universities in England. It appears to me there fore that in such a contest there would be little honour to gain and much to lose for America. I take the ...
... ever so many little changes that kill off the horribic effect of a repetition in spite of a long and tedious journey In America ono cannot live on a Monday night's success every perform ance thero is a first night. By this I mean to convey that it is ...
... piece of equipment after the types used in America which are callcd elliptical spotlighis. Apart from that As one of the practising professionals in the American theatre I take issue with the statement that America employs far too many lamps. If as he says ...
... this kind of person does not get into the grounds. I do not want to see wire netting round our grounds as in south America. as in south America. Billy Wright, New Barnet, Herts. ...