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R. C. H.
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THE MOVIEGOER
When "Sons 'o Fun" matriculates at the end of this week, Boston,--the finishing school for so many artists and shows
PLAYGOER
Before finally arriving in Boston last week, "Separate Rooms" stopped off in New York for two years. This fact alone
THE BOOKSHELF
Whatever one may think of Professor Pitirim A. Sorokin's controversial theories, "The Crisis of Our Age" is a valuable book,
PLAYGOER
Liberally sprinkled with Harvard talent, The New England Repertory Company has opened its fourth year in Boston with the production
PLAYGOER
Taking the old ones down from the shelf and dusting them off is developing into what seems to be a
THE PLAYGOER
When two big names like Vinton Freedley and Cole Porter appear on the same showbill, people expect more than just
"The Student Prince"
Sigmund Romberg, Hungarian-born pianist and greatest living composer of light opera, is of an age which the swift and relentless
THE PLAYGOER
We came, we stood, (you'll have to wait weeks to get seats), and it conquered. It doesn't happen very often--"Life
THE PLAYGOER
In many ways "Viva O'Brien" is the biggest, bestest, most extravagant and ambitious musical show ever to be piled up
PLAYGOER
This Hart-Kaufman stage-smash has hit the road and returned to the scene of its first triumph. Replete with an excellent
ON THE SHELF
T O AN AMERICA which is engaged in one of the greatest and most vital debates in its national history--the
THE PLAYGOER
As its sixth and last production for a season which is fading faster than the trees are taking on their
THE PLAYGOER
For the fifth in its current series of six productions in Boston, the Theatre Guild has chosen Sophie Treadwell's "Hope
THE PLAYGOER
Ever since that momentous day when some psychologist discovered the Age of Adolescence and all its emotional trimmings, script artists
THE PLAYGOER
First it was "Panama Hattic," then "Lady in the Dark" and now it is "Cabin in the Sky", first it
