... told me, it's like this. We're such shocking bad reckoners. We're alius makin' mistakes- in the bills. The Minor Actress Minor Actresses generally have a mass of;' beautiful golden hair-- though cases have been known where they have had to pawn it. And ...

... opposite Mr. Coward's King Magnus. It is an astute choice, for Miss Leighton combines a rare beauty with her skill as an actress. She has an ethereal stage presence, which remains aristo cratic and imperturbable, even in difficult circumstances. On one ...

... theme, has built a superb vehicle for his stars, cast across type. Sweet Anne Baxter is the ruthless, ambitious would-be actress, ready to deceive, betray and destroy on her way to the top. Miss Baxter has well earned this first tremendous chance and ...

... the prettiest flower in her basket, imagines that she is enjoying love in a garret with the penniless, cast-off son of an actress as famous as Bernhardt. How absurd (yet how sad) her romantic illusion! Let the rather tiresomely intense young husband be ...

... and leading man, ivith his wife, actress Dorothy Hyson, who is also travelling with the company Sir Robert Bird, Diana Wynyard and John Gielgud enjoyed a drink together. The company consists of thirty actors and actresses The company's leading lady, Barbara ...

... too high. Both pictures leal in charm, which is a rare commodity to-day. Each has a particularly attractive young leading actress. Golden Girl may be said to offer a bonus in the form oi a new, gilt-edged star, Mitzi Gaynor. When we first saw Miss Gaynor ...

... Nina, the young girl who lives by the lake and is the affectionate companion of Constantin, neglected son of a celebrated actress. Trigorin, as clearly drawn by his author, is a weak and selfish man whose charm must be taken for granted and whose middle- ...

... again Glove To hit a little actress with a bottle and run away, as a youthful citizen did the other day, is an act which even a Hollywood film-director would usually shrink from, which is saying something. Kindness to actresses on the West End stage is the ...

... jumped on the first bus I could find. I went to sleep on the bus and when I woke up we were dropping bombs on Berlin! An actress on tour became tired of paying railway fares for her small dog, so she bought a basket with ventilation holes. On the first ...

... There is a delightful company at the St. James's. It makes good, rich, conventional comedy of the scene of the celebrated actress chattering with egotistic jealousy through the desperately sincere lakeside performance of herson's play.Miss Isabel Jeans ...

... merely the central figure in a desolatingly lifeless oleograph of the period. The whole interest of th scene depends on the actress's wig and make-up. How like! we e claim, and then as we study the tableau vivani at leisure we remark thru really it is ...

... large-heartedness of a wealthy lover will some day miraculously transfer her from an occasional night club singer into an actress with the world at her feet. She does not really think that this will happen, but the hope that it will springs from some inner ...