R. S. F.

PLAYGOER

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A civic minded patriot, passing the Germanic Museum any night this last week, seing lights on, and hearing strange Germanic

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Here is a truly extraordinary book, a one-man five-ring verbal circus, a phantasmagoria of wit, satire, irony, invective, diatribe, rhetoric,

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Those who cling to the notion that Mother Advocate leads an incurably rakish and irresponsible existence, should be pleasantly surprised

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The Tanglewood Quintet's concert in Sanders Theatre this Thursday night should be one of the year's best, especially for anyone

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Turning, if we have not already turned, from the autumn offerings of the Hollywood general staff, we may cool our

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For four years in New York "Abie's Irish Rose" has borne up bravely under the condemnation and ridicule of the

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things chasing each other up and down our back-bone. The St. James players rise gloriously to the inherent worth of

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It is Harvard week, or more appropriately Collier week, at the St. James. Given his first chance to display his

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"A vivid play of the primitive" is Leon Gordon's description of his play, "White Cargo," in which he is now

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The St. James players are not called upon to exercise their histrionic powers to the full this week, for "Judy