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Gladys Cooper's New Part:
Success Of "The Cherry Orchard"
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London, Nov. 1. The extraordinary success of ters, for it kept a number of people The Cherry Orchard" at the Old away from the theatre. Mr, Scott Vic is perhaps the most striking left for New York yesterday, and feature of the present theatre sea- he will be away about a month. son in London. Although the pro- He talks of doing the musical play, duction is to run for four weeks "Happy Journey" on his return. instead of three every seat has al-
He has been invited to "stage ready been sold. It is to be trans-Before Sunset" and "The Ace" in ferred to Sadler's Wells on Mon-America next year. day, but the play must end on the will be discussed during his visit, make room for "Henry VIII" is the formation of a big inter- Shakespeare's, not Alexander Kor- national play-producing associa- tion to cover this country, the Continent and the States.
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„A SUGGESTION The temptation to increase the prices was very great, for both theatres are heavily in debt, and last season showed a big loss. The writer suggested to Miss Baylis that a matinee of "The Cherry Or- chard" should be given at a West- end theatre at special prices after the Sadler's Wells run. It would raise a great deal of money for the funds, and enable the produc tion to be seen by some of the peo- ple who are unable to buy seats. ROBERT FARQUHARSON "AS WOLSEY..
In Henry VIII," in addition to Charles Laughton, Flora Robson and the regular company. Robert Farquharson is to appear as Wol- sey and Nicholas Hannen will play Buckingham. The play operis at Sadler's Weils on Nov. 6, and it will remain there for a fortnight. There will be another fortnight at the Vic., where the next produc- tion. "Measure for Measure," starts on Dec. 4.
GLADYS COPPER AS ASPASIA
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The part was offered to Mr. Milton some weeks ago, but he 7 p.m.-Closing local stock quota- was then unable to accept it. As "Night's Candies" finished on Saturday night the negotiations were reopened by cable and Mr. Kaufman said he would delay the rehearsals for & week Ernest Milton had a big success in New York two or three years ago în Patrick Hamilton's "Rope'__which was called "Rope's End" there,
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A REVIVAL
Arthur Wantner says that he is reviving Dr. Noel Scott's play, "The Joker (which was first done by the late, Dennis Eadie at the Royalty in 1927), at the King's, Hammersmith, on Monday week, and the cast will include, in addi- tion to himself, Frank Royde, Ben Weldon, A. B. Imeson, S. Victor Stanley, Charles Farrell, and Elvira Henderson. After a short tour Mr. Wontuer hopes to ar range to bring the piece to the West End for Christmas. Reginald Bach Is the producer
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Mr. Connelly said that as they characters in "Children in Uni- were unable to cast it satisfac-form," the girls are very sophisti torily, and the American produc- cated. tion has been deferred for time. Here the two chlef parts, Aspasia and Cleon, are to be taken by Gladys Cooper and Raymond Massey.
THE PARTHENON ON THE
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The writer gathers that it will be possible to find a parallel to modern conditions to Mr. Sher-
If, when at home, they willwood's story of Athens at the time call or telephone to the above of Pericles, for the theme is zili- tarism versus culture. In the
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nouncing the end of run of "The crease, offer one more indication Brontes" at the Royalty, the that, however slowly," international construction of the Parthenon, for several weeks. It is in its tive. Imports of private-mér- for wasting publie money on the play is not likely to be withdrawn commerce, is becoming more ac- Internal Pressure At which is actually being built on seventh month and the matinees chandise totalled Rs.982,00,000, an the stage.
are still packed. The author, Al- Increase of Rs.118,00,000 over the Raymond Massey has a fine fred Sangster, has finished another previous - month. Experts of in part as the flery demagogue, play which deals with the Medici Indian produce and manufactures
The blacking-out mentioned Cleon, and as Aspasia Gladys family.
were valued at Rs.1,402,00,000, at the inquest on Flying-ofcer Cooper will make one her rare Another piece about the famous against Rs.1,217,00,000, an increase Beaton is a serious problem con- appearances in costume. Other sisters (the third to be publicly of Rs.185,00,000. Re-exports also fronting those engaged in high- famous, characters in the play performed this year) is to be seen recorded an increase of Rs.8,00,000, speed flying. include. Bocrates. Alcibiades, and at the Embassy, for Ronald Adams to Rs.32,00,000. Phidias. The dialogue is written is to stage John Davison's "The in dignified modern English with Brontes of Haworth Parsonage, out any of the fippancies that which was done recently at the upset certain people id Mr. Sher Birmingham Repertory wood's comedy, "Road to Romie. WHITEHALL REOPENING
Walter Hackett has fixed Friday of next week for the first night
of his new comedy at the white- hall." The title is "Afterwards," and the action in-laid in London...
Theatre
There are two schools of thought on the subject.
One considers that "blacking- out" is due to a temporary blind spot caused by anaemia of the retina.
As compared with August, 1932, there were several sharp changes. Food, drink, and tobacco import as a whole fell by Rs.15,00,000 to In this production Beatrix Thom- Rs.91,00,000. This decrease was in son will play Charlotte. Barbara many cases much more in value
The theory of the other is that Couper will be seen as Emily, and than in quality. Kerosene and the phenomenon is caused by Joan White. as Ann. The Em-fuel oils were diminished in quân- severe internal pressure on the bassy producer is to take the part tity, but lubricating oils increased.
of Branwell
Concent
more
Raw cotton showed an increase of brain, due to rapid motion in a 2,700 tons in quantity and Rs.21,- sharp curve.
* Supporters of this second theory 00,000 in value. Under the head- ing of manufactured articles, cot-point out that the average brain, In addition to Marion Lorne, 100,000. Some 15,600 tons Ronald Squire and Gordon Har- raw cotton was shipped than in ton yarn and manufactures de- weighing about three pounds, is, ker, the company includes Henry August, 1932, and the added value; creased by Ra139,00,000. Imports protected from jarring shocks dur- Daniell, Ronald Shiner, Jeanne was Rs.23,00,000. Of the total of twist and yarn fell from 4,500,- ing any sudden movement of the Stuart, Christine Barry and Marie shipments
water cushion. of 30,400 tons Japan 000lb. to 2,500,000. in quantity body by the cerebro-spinal fluid, Daynean, gafled th took 3,000 Labs, Germany 5,100, and from Rs.38,00,000 to Rs.20.00 which forms a
Belgium 4,900, China 4,800, and 000. The decrease in piece goods Anything that increases the pree- Another member of the cast is the United Kingdom 4,500: The Imports has been dealt with pre- sure of the cerebro-spinal fuld Ronald -Squire's -18-year-old share of the United Kingdom of viously in this column. In the tends to increase the intra-cranial daughter, Jacqueline Squire, who the Indian import trade was 43 per iron and steel section an increase pressure against the skull and so
as against 37 per cent in in sheets and plates has mainly causes "blacking out."
an increase of Constant high speed alone will is making her first appeara August, 1932. The German share responsible for
of India's trade in August this Rs.5,00,000, while for machinery not produce such ill effects, but STANLEY SCOTT"S PLANS Stanley Scott has been unfor-year was 7 per cent of both im- and mill work there was an in- combined with quick turning on ports and exports; that of Japan crease of Rs.42,00,000, principally sharp curves, increases the pres- tunate with his two ventures this 14 per cent of imports and 2 per on "account of larger imports of sure of the cerebro-spinal fluid. season, although it is understood cent of exports; and that of the sugar machinery. A significant Flying experts state that at a that "The Ace" was playing to United States 6 per cent of in- intresse is that in coaltar dyes of hundred miles per hour in a good business when it was with ports and 9 per cent of exports. 110,000lb, in quantity and Ra9,00 curve of two hundred feet radins,
000 in value,
the pressure of the average brain drawn from the Lyric Arrange The tonnage of ocean-going ship-
Important items on the export against the skull is equivalent to ments had already been made for ping entering and clearing British "This Bide Idolatry and there Indian ports with cargo in August aide are the export of tea, which about ten rounds weight, but at was no other theatre available. was 592,000 and 765,000, sus against dropped from 44,000,00015 to 13-two hundred miles per hour in a. The short run of "Before Sun- 576,000 and 618,000 in July and 0.00016. in quantity, but rose incurve of a hundred feet radius, set which comes off on Saturday, 582,000 and 565,000 in August, value from Rs 212,00,000 to Rs.295,- this often increases to an equiva-
(Continued be presions column), lent of an eighty pound weight. is:n chisappointment. The row, un-1932.
the stage.
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