R. K. L.

CRIMSON PLAYGOER

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Boston should be willing to suffer a temporary theatrical eclipse once a season if it can come out from behind

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Can you speak French? Parlez vous Francais? No, don't clip the accompanying coupon, don't even bother to take another French

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Once upon a time Edward Knoblock wrote Kismet. On Monday night his play, the Tornado, written in collaboration with Anthony

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God help America when it gets the Eskimo craze, begins to eat seal blubber and wears its flannels twelve months

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For several years Madge Kennedy has been one of the most successful liars on the American stage and the excellence

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"The Lady From the Sea", Duse's Famous Vehicle, Strains the Tyros to Their Limit "The first professional performance in Boston

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Every quarrel has its roots in misunderstanding, as the Good Book says. What Good Book? I fancy you'll find it

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In the Gay Nineties, the Naughty Nineties, the Nineties of the Yellow Book, these things were done well, these clever

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For the writing of modern musical comedies and read-at-one-sitting "love and mystery" stories, there have been gradually built up definite