... Prince, Regent of Carpathia, visiting London for the 1911 Coronation, with his young son, the King, has a small-part American actress to supper at his legation on the eve of the great ceremony. For her, it is a very romantic occasion. Has she not dreamed of ...

... so industriously turned out. She has a great deal of charm and will obviously be an actress and a film-star some day. Whereas I can think of no young English actress who has the remotest chance of ever being a film star. Except in England I must say that ...

... but not intolerable because a young actress, hitherto a stranger to West End successes, is making her almost credible and quite interesting. The young actress is Miss Pamela Brown, who brings to this by no means actress-proof part a brilliance of attack ...

... at the head of his profession, while Miss Fontanne, as the actress, is equally eminent in hers. I regret very much I cannot give the names of the characters as a programme eluded me. The actress in this film has not been retarded in her rise to eminence ...

... VINTAGE SHAW Freda Brace Lochhart IRENE WORTH is probably the most considerable of our leading actresses to venture into television deeper than tiptoe. That Candida is not quite obviously her part makes the prospect of her shot at it on Sunday all the ...

... Anna Magnani is the greatest film actress of today. Certainly she makes the modest Italian film, The Last Temptation, the one I would urge you to put first on your list of musts. I do not usually care to see actresses pretending to be nuns (any more than ...

... extreme squalor on a poverty-stricken farm. The mother is magnificently played by an actress in whom I think I recognize Miss Helen Twelve- trees, always a much better actress than the insipidities of the normal screen heroine allowed one to suppose. Presently ...

... THE OUBLIETTE Freda Bruce Loclehart THREE very dif ferent actresses this week exemplify one of the curiosities of TV: its apparent carelessness to the personalities which feed it. Over and over again, some player scores a decided hit only to vanish from ...

... see this actress as a grown woman? Is she afraid of her public? The reason I raise the point is that it is two years almost to a day since Miss Bergner was hailed by the dramatic critics of London, almost without exception, as a great actress. Those who ...

... The Sacred Flame (St. Martin's) SUCCESSFUL young actresses wishing to test their range are sometimes tempted to allow themselves to be violently miscast at the risk of finding out what they cannot do, but few fail to get the better of temptation. The ...

... AGAIN MISS MOIRA SHEARER disconcerted her fans three years ago by giving up the ballet to look for a new reputation as an actress. She went about this tricky business the hard way. Joining the Bristol Old Vic company, she set about learning her job in ...

... considerable actress. One of the reasons why I am doubt ful about this little lady's histrionic powers is her pretti- ness. She is undoubtedly extremely pretty, and I have never yet known a pretty woman who was a great actress. Great actresses either have ...