R. C. H.

THE MOVIEGOER

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When "Sons 'o Fun" matriculates at the end of this week, Boston,--the finishing school for so many artists and shows

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Before finally arriving in Boston last week, "Separate Rooms" stopped off in New York for two years. This fact alone

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Whatever one may think of Professor Pitirim A. Sorokin's controversial theories, "The Crisis of Our Age" is a valuable book,

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Liberally sprinkled with Harvard talent, The New England Repertory Company has opened its fourth year in Boston with the production

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Taking the old ones down from the shelf and dusting them off is developing into what seems to be a

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When two big names like Vinton Freedley and Cole Porter appear on the same showbill, people expect more than just

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Sigmund Romberg, Hungarian-born pianist and greatest living composer of light opera, is of an age which the swift and relentless

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We came, we stood, (you'll have to wait weeks to get seats), and it conquered. It doesn't happen very often--"Life

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In many ways "Viva O'Brien" is the biggest, bestest, most extravagant and ambitious musical show ever to be piled up

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This Hart-Kaufman stage-smash has hit the road and returned to the scene of its first triumph. Replete with an excellent