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...York critics and public when she offered "Romeo and Juliet" there last season Miss Cornell ran they play through a short New York season and has now put it on the road bringing it to the Shubert Monday night. It has been the good fortune of the Playgoer to see this production three times and he still finds it difficult to contain his rhapsodies within dignified limits. Despite changes in the cast and the natural wearing off which seven months could be expected to bring the presentation is as animated, as profoundly stirring, as magnificently performed as any Shakespearian production...
Kissed by the sunny approval of summer audiences at Locust Valley this past July, Joseph Kesselring's "There's Wisdom in Women" presents its sophisticated smile for a week's run at the Colonial before it ambles on to New York. The Playgoer's more serious colleagues of the Boston press have not liked Mr. Kesselring's offering and it is with the double pleasure of aloneness that he raises his humble voice in approval. The Playgoer enjoyed "There's Wisdom in Women" and he thinks that, with the exception of the worthies of the fourth estate...
...know too that the University is one of our most satisfactory advertisers. I know that our Business Manager, the one who is taking initial pre-nuptial steps, hopes and prays that the Playgoer is going to be satisfied each week with the University pictures. I know too that the National Student League will be only too delighted to here this that the CRIMSON is a tool of capital, controlled by its advertisers...
...Scarlet Pimpernel" is a film which has already received too much praise to be spoiled by trite phrases here. The Playgoer recommends it strongly, even to those romantic souls who must have their Hollywood endings. Need we say, yes, we might as well, Merle Oberon is a young lady who makes Hollywood endings a real pleasure, indeed, a delight...
...Playgoer spent a very pleasant evening last Thursday at the Walkathon-Marathon in Dedham. There are some people who probably wouldn't appreciate a Walkathon-Marathon; and there may be one or two who do not even know what a Walkathon-Marathon is. We hasten to state, with perhaps a little pride in work well done, that we both know what a W-M is and appreciate it thoroughly. After some hours in the closely packed arena we feel almost as though we knew all there was to know about so fascinating a subject...