... Coo Curtain, somebody, quick a huge red plush curtain, with whacking gold bullion fringes. Phew Sweethearts Things little actresses say to and about each other are often so devilishly attractive that a drama-lover touching on this theme in a Sunday paper ...

... fascinated the town recently, it seems about time another little actress took a stab at the part. The last sweetheart to do a Hamlet on the populace, unless we odiously err, was a Parisian actress named Suzanne Dcsprts, some years ago. The critics thought her ...

... Love (Empire), where at least the cinema performs a service to society by diverting it. Had the teen-age heroine been an actress with a more touching personality than Tane Powell, as well as with the latter 's pretty musical-comedy voice, it might have ...

... wood actress to play one nun as for every actor to make one Western. Claudette Colbert as Sister Bonaventure has a very fair try. The restraint imposed even by this film version is good discipline for Miss Colbert, and reminds us of the actress she used ...

... Sussex as long ago as 1877. No rubberneck avalanche resulted, seaside pubheity being then in its infancy. Not a single little actress was photographed swinging in her hammock at low tide, luring the Race with appalling grimaces to the Juan-les-Pins of the ...

... in which the declarer South, was equally lucky (or so one of his opponents. East, observed enviously) in having a little actress laughing on each knee simultaneously. Bidding developed as follows South Five spades. East Lucky, lucky fellow. Those big ...

... should carry a little actress instead of a torch from Mount Olympus to Wembley Stadium shortly. Sympathisers will recall that this was actually done in the Games of 1802, and aroused the generous indignation of Blake A little Actress in a Cage Puts all Heaven ...

... Evans's Millamant in The Way Of The World as the nonpareil of wit in the theatre of our time. It needs a great and courageous actress to venture the part again, and a producer of like qualities. In Pamela Brown and John Giel- gud it seems very likely that ...

... before. Mrs. Langtry. T always recall with particular pleasure a little interview I had with Mrs. Langtry when that celebrated actress was on the point of producing The Royal Necklace at the Imperial Theatre. As I was entrusted with the making of the wigs for ...

... parallel lives or, more accurately, the simul taneous deaths of hero and heroine. I liked enormously that magnificent old French actress, Marguerite Moreno, as the inevitable receptionist of the newly dead. If contemporary film makers must see the next world ...

... very few English actresses (Greer Garson is Irish) to settle down as a Holly wood star speaking a genuinely international language, valid in all English-speaking countries. Miss Lupino is not a particularly subtle or polished actress. But she has inherited ...

... of those masks of pretentious sophis tication as worn in the early nincteen-thirties by the very young. She was a one-line actress with ambitions, who couldn't make up her mind what she wanted. She had taken as a lover, rather casually, a tempestuous and ...