L. L.

THE PLAYGOER

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Whether it was reading headlines or attending Youth Congresses that did the trick, the previously complacent S. N. Behrman has

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All the ranting and roaring which has confined itself to Chez Firchouse in New York for the last four years

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The dramatic word is in a peculiarly fortunate position this year at Harvard. For besides the traditional seats of the

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With all the trappings of a $3.30 musical--band, jokes and fifteen beautiful girls fifteen--Dante has brought his bagful of tricks

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The gloom over Tremont Street these days might be issuing from the Shubert or Plymouth theatres, or then again, it

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The life of all theatre producers must be haunted by the vision of fitting the perfect play to the perfect

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At a time when theatre managers are soothing the world's troubled brow either with raucous comedies or lavish musicals, "Boyd's

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Of all the business men who have fringed Harvard Square for the last fifty years, only two are alive and

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That a play can be as great and yet as revolting as "The Little Foxes" is to the credit of

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Although Clifford Odets's "Night Music" echoes with protest, this time neither capitalist system nor class is the object of attack.