R. T. S.

PLAYGOER

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We never believed that stuff about art flourishing on empty stomachs. "The theatre is in my blood," was just a

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"Tortilla Flat" makes no serious bid for immortality, but an open mind and some patience can find in it one

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Old Dave Belasco, who was responsible for most of the platitude and superficiality that haunts the American theatre to this

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It was Charlie Chaplin's unerring instinct for social satire that first brought home to Hollywood the comic possibilities of the

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Many movies ago, we were duly convinced that the American schoolmarm is a figure of heroic proportions. It is she,

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The latest offerings at the University are not going to win any Academy Awards, but they have this virtue--if you

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Slowed down by feeble dialogue and a tedious plot, "Unfinished Business" has arrived at Harvard Square--with the unintentional revelation that

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Liberally sprinkled with Harvard talent, The New England Repertory Company has opened its fourth year in Boston with the production

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As he sat in his box in the left hand side of the theatre Thursday night, George Kaufman must have

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"Reflected Glory" means Tallulsh Bankhead's glory reflected upon Tallulah Bankhead. Most commendably, however, Miss Bankhead's star is made to shine,