... both are accustomed to physical pain, bullfighters being sometimes tossed by mad Miura bulls and critics slapped by raving actresses. Hence a little natural jealousy. Still, that remark about the inevitable bull fighter was untrue and unkind. Bullfighters ...

... him, putting out their tongues and saying frightful things about astronomers in general the sort of thing Anatole France's actress-friend said about a noted savant at the Observatoire Etait-il cocu I It 's a battlefield and if you don't get them they get ...

... and sparing herself nothing in the execution of an ordeal before which the stoutest heart might well quail. This gifted actress has the courageous spirit for such a frontal attack, but is handi capped by the strain on her voice. The hoarse, harsh cackle ...

... intentional incoher- ence. It is not often one is amused by inaudibility on the stage. I can think V of a number of actors or actresses of V the modern mumbling school who V^xtomTTTT could have done the same thing without meaning to-- and without the same happy ...

... lying on divans while munching chocolates, and letting her figure get atrophied through disuse. No husband, having married an actress for her verve, stays content if she munches chocolates on all occa sions so Lola's husband now wishes to marry a young Lady ...

... But strangely enough, at journey's end, I found it again in the neck of a friend. Or words to that effect, as the little actress said blushingly to the dustman. Chum Red-rumped parakeets, masked lovebirds, and a Stuhlmann's monkey were among the attractions ...

... the Theatre de Paris Regina Camier turned up in a frock that was really either a souvenir or a promise. Paulette Pax, the actress whose adventures with the Bolshies in Russia, after the Revolution closed down the famous Thedtre Michel, were recorded in ...

... rather pathetic. Mrs. Erlynne, the adventuress with a mother's tender heart, was always an impossible creature except for an actress with all the colour and warmth of which Miss Carroll has scarcely a spark though she struggles bravely. George Sanders perversely ...

... oft my former opera-hat to Celia Johnson for her complex but clear cut Judith, who in her way is as exquisite as the same actress's Elizabeth Bennet (whom Judith other wise resembles). She can use stillness as others use gesture and she can sharpen any ...

... inevitable end. Nina Foch, as the hero's wife, has a welcome crooked smile. And somewhere down the pro gramme I detected an actress in Angela Clarke as an Italian mother (not to be confused with the grandmother whose sentimental intervention is a lapse) ...

... rose to droop and die so suddenly by that grim and squalid bed. In this scene the mental Tessa was a greater emotional actress than the physical. Yet Miss Best carried the day by a slim perfection cf body and the gentle appeal of her sex. Miss Madeleine ...

... (No). (Uproar.) As Wagner wrote all his libretti himself nobody could interfere. So there the mutter rests, as the little actress said happily of the tenor with laryngitis. ...