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Glad Tidings (by Edward Mabley; produced by Harald Bromley) is set down in the program as a "romantic comedy." Up on the stage, however, it seems like a sentimental farce-which, if a rarer mixture, is a much less rewarding one. The play tells of a well-known foreign correspondent...
There is little action thereafter, though much reaction: of the father to fatherhood, of the daughter to finding a father, of the actress' son to not finding one. For kids who have been uneasily laughing off their predicament for years, this is no laughing matter. On the other hand...
Theatre Guild on the Air (Sun. 8:30 p.m., NBC). The Fallen Idol, with Walter Pidgeon, Signe Hasso.
Edwina Black (by William Dinner & William Morum; produced by Donald Flamm) dies, just before the play opens, of arsenic poisoning. Surviving are an unfaithful husband (Robert Harris), a companion-secretary (Signe Hasso) he has been unfaithful with, and a devoted servant. A Scotland Yard man arrives, scrutinizes, interrogates, looks for...
A simple account of the relationship between characters is enough to give away the entire plot. Robert Harris plays Edwina's husband, who is in love with his dead wife's companion, portrayed by Signe Hasso. There are also a maid and a Scotland Yard detective.