RARE The Stage January 1933 with cover of Beatrice Lillie by Martha Sawyers. FEATURES on A Playgoer’s After Thoughts on “Lucrece” produced by Katharine Cornell an intelligent and imaginative projection
…Miss Cornell never more winning…Blanche Yurka, Brfian Ahern, Rob Loraine, Joyce Carey excellent support; “Criminal At Large” an attractive bid; “Firebird huge success overseas…better Bernstein than Bernstein; Henry Stephenson unexceptional…Montagu love suave, Elizabeth Young surprise of the evening; “The Great Magoo” shocks and gasps not enough to make a successful play; “The Mad Hopes” one week run silly little flop with violet Kemble cooper as no-brained lead; “Autumn Crocus” nothing but an episode for a plot…Patricia Collinge a pretty and eager lady; Francis Lederer completely knows his par…Minna Phillips does conventional tipsy old maid to our most exacting taste; Margaret Arrow does flawless bit; Patricia Calvert has a long and colorful road ahead of her; 40 lines on Vittorio Podrecca Puppets (800, 4 ½ ‘ tall) from Rome; 50+ lines on Uday Shan-kar’s Hundu Dancers; 5o+ lines on “Dear Jane” produced by Eva Le Gallienne…some of the excess sugar the fault of Josephine Hutchinson and Miss Gallienne; column and ½ on Eva Le Gallienne triumphed putting on “Alice in Wonderland” …Bufano carried out his assignment with an accuracy derived from long experience; Musical Romance of Another Age “The DuBarry,” with 7 photos , one with Grace Moore; The Illusion of Scenery with set designs sketches by Boris Aronson, Aubrey Hammond; The Firebird Fires of an Actor with 2 “Firebird” scenes with Ian Keith, Judith Anderson, Henry Stephenson, John Daly Murphy; Court Jesters of Manhattan with photos of Al Shean; Bert Lahr; Lyda Roberti and Jack Pearl; Lyuella Gear; Chas Butterworth; Beatrice Lillie; Bobby Clark; Vic Moore; Jack Haley and Sid Silvers; New York’s Guest Star: Francis Lederer with photo of Lederer; Your Money’s Worth in the Theatre by Editor Hiram Motherwell; Theatre Asides 5 paragraph on Vicente Minnelli and “The DuBarry,” 3 paragraphs on Jo Mielziner and “The Emperor Jones,” 7 paragraphs on Rowland Stebbins; 6 paragraphs on Vic Wittgenstein, 6 paragraphs on Wm Hildebrand’s collection of theatrical data on sale for $100,000; “Revue” and “Variety” bring Holiday Madness with photos of Lili Damita in “Music Hall Varieties,” Joseph Donatello acrobatic dance; Fred Astaire and Claire Luce dancing in “Gay Divorce,” Bee Lillie in “Walk A Little Faster” Sunny O’Day in “Walk A Little Faster”, Ethel Merman in “Take a Chance,” Ethel Merman and chorus in “Take A Chance,” June Knight and Jack Whiting in “Take a Chance,” Ona Munson and Jack Buchanan in “Pardon My English,” lovely Mitzi Mayfair in “Take A Chance,” Too True to Be good by Lawrence Langner; the Critics of Showville by Louis Azrael with scene of Broadway at Night with Lowe’s State marquee lit up; At Bergman’s Studio Where Dreams Come True with sketch; The Garbo Clip versus Sausage Curls with photo of Judith Anderson’s new hair-do; Claire Luce in crepe dress; Lili Damita with Russian Wolfhound; Margaret Sullavan in jacket and pants; By Starlight on glory of being Katharine Hepburn’s Understudy; December Films on “A Farewell to Arms” suffers from condensation with Helen Hayes alive and real, with scene from retreat from Caroretto; “The Sign of the Corss” by Cecil b. DeMille, the severe moralist…with whimsical Chas Laughton as Nero and beautiful Claudia Colbert; “Match King” based on Ivan Kreuger career…Warren William does admirably…, also with Lili Damita; Please Don’t Shoot by John Ogden Whedon; Strange London interludes by Juanita Tanner with photo of George Bernard Shaw making himself up in guise; Toscanini and Lesser Matters by Marcia Davenport on Tibbett’s “Boccanegra in class of best…Rosa Ponselle singing true to best standards of Italian diva; Elisbeth Rethberg voice lovely as any; Toscanini Philharmonic great music on the radio;
THE CURTAIN IS UP brief descriptions and some cast for “Absent Father” by Francis De Witt; “Another Language” by Rose Franken, With Margaret Wycherly, John Beal; “Autumn Crocus” by C. L. Anthony, presented by Lee Shubert, starring Francis Lederer, Dorothy Gish; “Civic Repertory under direction of Eva Le Gallienne; “Dangerous Corner” by J. B. Priestley; “Dinner at Eight” by George Kaufman and Edna Ferber presented by Sam Harris; “Firebird” by Lajos Zilahy with Henry Stephenson, Ian Keith, Montagu Love; “Jamboree” by Bessie Beaty and Jack Black; Shakespeare Repertory presented by Percival Vivian and Julius Hopp; “Mademoiselle” by Jacques Deval, adapted by Grace George with Grace George, Alice Brady, A. E. Matthews; “Success Story” by John Howard Lawson by Group Theatre; “The Good Fairy” by Fernec Molnar, English by Jane Hinton. Joseph Urban sets; “The Late Christopher Bean” by Sidney Howard starring Pauline Lord; “When Ladies Meet” by Rachel Crothers with Frieda Inescort; “Whistling in the Dark” by Laurence Gross and Ed Childs; “The Du Barry” with Grace Moore; and more musicals;
FULL PAGE PHOTO of Katharine Cornell photo by Vandamm;
PHOTOS of Florence Williams; Ross Alexander and Katherine Alexander in “Honeymoon,” Podrecca puppet in Donizettis’ “l’Elisir d’amore,” 2 of Uday Shankar Hindu dance troupe; Podrecca puppet in Rossini’s “The Lying Magpie,” Ina Claire in Biography,” Alfred Lunt with Lynn Fontanne, Noel Coward; Gertrude Kappel as Electra;
NEWS ITEMS ON Nancy Hamilton full page “Parade!” prose with sketch; BOOKS: “Bernard Shaw, Playboy and Prophet” by Archibald Henderson; “Theatre and Friendship: Letters from Henry James to Elizabeth Robbins:
DINING Before the Play and Dancing After Section with mentions of ;
SKETCHES/CARTOONS by Shellhase; Delessio; Fred A. Mayer;
FULL PAGE ADS illus. The New Yorker; Richard Hudnut;
ADS for Claire Luce for Jay-Thorpe; Hotel Pierre with exterior photo;
CONDITION: COMPLETE 50 pages filled with early stage, theatre production, industry history, actors, actresses, playwrights, etc. . From bound volume therefore no back cover, bare spine, book store stamp, possibly restapled. Nice condition inside.
Rare January 1933 The Stage with Beatrice Lillie cover by Martha Sawyers
Rare January 1933 The Stage with Beatrice Lillie cover by Martha Sawyers
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