... generous then art will supply the deficiencies. This firm would create transformations inspired by other film stars and actresses. Two Partings. Particularly becoming is the arrangement of the coif fure on the right. A very important feature is the two ...

... to know her way about the stage, and to have had an amount of training that does not exhibit itself in our opera-bouffe actresses as a rule, who generally act more like transplanted music-hall artistes than aught else. She has the fortune of a very w ...

... first became grandmothers in private life, the matter was one for chivalrous jest. Suddenly, most of that generation of actresses seem to have taken the decisive step, and now appear on the screen as grandmothers, or mothers of grown-up children. It is ...

... the staff of the Strand Post Office, though they must by now be used to frothy occasions of this sort, when every actor and actress jealously counts his score, fixing them round dressing-table mirrors and giving delicate prominence to anything that happens ...

... Noble Spaniard, as docs Anthony Bate. Ann Sears also gets my vote, but being a considerable beauty as well as a potential actress, is probably in no need of it. The incomparable dignity of the Abbey in its Coronation glory was the setting for Out of the ...

... offering the playgoer must go to Scotland, or later to America. This is Midsummer Night's Dream, which stars Moira Shearer, actress and ballerina, as Titania, sup ported by Robert Helpmann, Stanley Holioway Bless thee, Ramsbottom, thou art trans lated and ...

... 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 ...

... that seems to me the crowning glory of The African Queen and of Miss Hepburn's whole film career. Years ago a fiery young actress struck hope in the hearts of all who saw her film debut as the daughter in A Bill of Divorcement. Since then Miss Hepburn ...

... 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 ...

... race Bells in the crowded foyer give long warning of the rise of the curtain. These are critical minutes for the actor and actress especially if they are not playing on the stage. Making a good entry into the stalls is a matter which calls for the most ...