H. S. V.

THE CRIMSON PLAYGOER

By H. S. V. May 26, 1921

"Up in the Clouds", a musical play in two acts, was tried out on Boston theatregoers last Monday night, and

By H. S. V. January 27, 1921

"Jazzed" to the highest notch and liberally sprinkled with "pep", William Rock's "Revue of 1920" started off "on high" at

By H. S. V. January 10, 1921

Catering to the recent demand of the public for plays of a psychical nature, the stage has seen a variety

By H. S. V. January 05, 1921

That Booth Trakington is a past master, and a popular one, in the art of interpreting the emotions of youth,

By H. S. V. December 18, 1920

Stephen Leacock has added once more to the rapidly growing library of his literary travesties. In his latest book, entitled

By H. S. V. November 17, 1920

To the old theme of the prodigal son Grant Mitchell adds a humorous twist in "The Champion," now playing at

By H. S. V. November 03, 1920

Channing Pollock's melodrama, "The Sign on the Door," which opened at the Majestic Theatre on Monday night, attempts to follow

By H. S. V. October 20, 1920

A typical Winter Garden production arrived at the Boston Opera House on Monday night in the shape of a fantasy

By H. S. V. May 12, 1920

"Oui Madame," now playing at the Wilbur Theatre, is described on the program as "the ultimate in intimate musical plays,"