J. B Mcm.

PLAYGOER

By J. B Mcm. May 27, 1942

For its third production of the current season, the Cambridge Summer Theatre has wisely chosen Samuel Raphaelson's sophisticated comedy about

By J. B Mcm. May 25, 1942

Inherited characteristics, the Negro problem in the South, shop-lifting among the young; these are among the themes employed by Advocate

By J. B Mcm. May 13, 1942

The boys and girls are queens together at the Shubert Theatre for the next two weeks, and it's all feasting

By J. B Mcm. May 04, 1942

An Alfred Hitchcock film is still, happily, something of an event; and it is a pleasure to report that the

By J. B Mcm. March 23, 1942

The combination of the talents of Ernst Lubitsch, Carole Lombard and Jack Benny would certainly indicate that a highly palatable

By J. B Mcm. March 09, 1942

In Boston, "Louisiana Purchase," for the first time on its long road tour, has to compete with the previous showing

By J. B Mcm. December 17, 1941

Here is a play, sensitively written and beautifully acted, which everyone should see in these tense days of readjustment to

By J. B Mcm. September 25, 1941

This latest in the line of "interventionist" plays put out by the Playwrights' Company is extremely disappointing. Maxwell Anderson has