... expressed about Miss Anderson, yet the fact remains that the house is filled nightly, and I am told that people go to see this actress who would consider it wrong to go to any other theatre. Tho tide of fortune has sot towards the Lyceum of late years, and ...

... 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 ...

... THE actress's small daughter was boasting My mother's just been painted by a famous artist. Huh, said her friend, my mother doesn't need an artist. She can paint herself. MR. CLYNES told a grim little tale at a function recently. An unemployed woman ...

... who once get into the book will find it difficult to put it down. TALLULAH TALKING. An impression by Hynes of the gifted actress now appear ing in talking pictures, notably Dishonoured Lady. ...

... 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. ...

... appropriating the choicest Anglo-Saxon, the constant flow of Honours, our laws of heredity. the imagination of actors and actresses what, indeed, is there left in a name? There is a form of bibliomania that finds expression in marginal com ment in other ...

... slightness of her opportunities, she permitted her mannerisms to get the upper hand. I have no idea how good, or poor, an actress Kay Hammond may be. Nor shall I ever learn while she is content to play the same person every time. I only know she delights ...

... by creditors, is the paternal selected regardless of the fact that his lordship is the newly married husband of a charming actress (Miss Marjorie Gordon), and that Virginia is secretly married, but dares not confess it, to P o p's secretary, Nicholas Ninnijohn ...

... death of Little Nell. We ourselves once used to cry at the sight of dear little warm, fluffy, wistful eyed, otiose blonde actresses, but now we just bleed at the nose. Chum Gangsters are now going round stealing cats, we observe, for their fur a prac tice ...

... huge prestige and in fluence and the princely incomes their New York colleagues enjoy. But offended socialites and maddened actresses and petulant gangster leaders and furious Wall Street magnates are constantly dogging the indiscreet Broadway gossip, whose ...