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... Actors' Equity Association of America. Wo recall, with satisfaction and gratitude, the action of the English actors during our strike in 1919. As you are aware, there is no barrier erected against English actors in America; in fact, they have always been ...
... hot stuff! I refer to Norma Kelly's letter (August 28. page 7) about pantomime in America. I would certainly not claim to be the first person to direct a pantomime in America, but I believe I may be the first to do one in Milwaukee, Wisconsin! This was in ...
... and most of the ponies have been purchased locally and schooled by members. Talara is near the most westerly point in South America and is situated in the area of important oil-fields owned by the International Petro leum Co., Ltd., and Lobitos Oil Co., ...
... ought to be that America still submits to government by the stupidest. With her enormous natural advantages unlimited land, a national debt, army, and navy too insignificant to count, abundant immigration, and no foreign policy-- America ought to chaw up ...
... Oxford whether they havo been approached by the Actors' Association ia the coercive manner adopted by the Actors' Equity of America towards the English members of tho Actors' Association who recently visited New York in Tins and Noodles. Have the American ...
... Opera i Company was estabished in America in 1868. and under the name of the Parepa-Rosa English Opera Com- pany. Madam Parepa being the name of Carl Rosa's wife. At the time Rosa was making a I concert tour of America, with an t English company which ...
... stated at the annual meeting o I the Catholio Stage Guild that there was no similar guild outside England. There is one in America it was formed when the writer's undo was President of the New York branch of the Actors' Church Alliance. Cardinal (then ...
... extracts uttered by the Hon. James Beck, ex-Assistant Attorney-General of the LTnited States I would be ashamed of my country if America would take a penny of the sums now advanced or to be advanced. And if it be a chivalrous thing for us to expunge that debt ...
... WINDSOR LAD v. CAVALCADE? Sir, One reads occasionally in the newspapers here that a race is contemplated between Britain's and America's best three-year-olds, presumably Windsor Lad and Cavalcade. I doubt whether many supporters of the Turf in Great Britain ...
... about British light enter tainment on television being crude and unimaginative. I have just returned from ten years in America and found on my return here that British tele vision is a bright and lively thing. Juke Box Jury, Ready. Steady, Co and Thank ...
... elastic to nr in America hut I was for her- wise I should not lutve bietMi aiiowed to act here, the obvious inference beir it! turn my coat to suir 1 ii -is nntrne, as I hope and believe the following facts will prove. I joined Equity in America volun tarily ...
... utilise my talents in the world. I came from America on the sheer reputation of the school. I can't say I always agreed with the means and methods but I tried always to understand them. I left and returned to America challenged and fulfilled. In the last year ...