S. A. K.

The Playgoer

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Opening its seventh season, the Boston Tributary Theatre last night achieved one of the most potent productions of Elizabethan drama

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"If I can't sell the kind of books I like, I might just as well be in the grocery business,"

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3. The Summing Up If we could look upon a relief map of American ideas, it would become entirely obvious

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When a producer has a few extra millions that are feeling lonely, he concocts something like "The Crystal Ball." Not

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I was strolling aimlessly down Boylston Street the other afternoon when several dollars which had been burning a hole in

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If the erstwhile geometrician were to follow any one of the infinitude of tangents he can plot around the well-known

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Most everybody has seen "You Can't Take It With You" and knows what a good comedy it is. The play

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The appearance of Paul Robeson and Margaret Webster in "Othello" at Brattle Hall gives Boston theatre-goers and opportunity to see

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With much less publicity than usual, Orson Welles presents another of his famous attacks upon the traditional standards of art.

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Dusted off this week for presentation at Brattle Hall is an old play of about six years back, "Reflected Glory."