L. M. W.

THE BOOKSHELF

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Mormons were more than men who were lucky enough to have several wives. They were a civilization, a religion, and

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After years of playing fabulous amateur detective roles with blossoming starlets clinging to his manly arms, George Sanders finally gets

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Abbott and Costello have exhausted the usual stage sets for burlesque intermission comedy. Now, after stealing uniforms from the Army

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The Ballet Theatre gave a superb and balanced performance last night to a house that was packed to the caves.

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"Priorities" is a synthesis of musical comedy, circus, and burlesque. It begins with a three ring splurge of roller skating

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Once again Barbara Stanwyck confronts us in another touching role played in her usual sloppy manner. This time she's a

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"Dracula" probably represents the great horror drama of all time. The Harvard Dramatic Club's choice of this play reflects a

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The intimacy of the summer theatre and the holiday spirits of the audience combine to make passable fare of such

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Elsie Andrews  Claudette Colbert Peter Warn  Clark Gable Mr. Andrews  Walter Connolly Mr. Shapely  Roscoe Karns This film is not all that is title

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If Boston has an idol, it is George M. Cohan. "The Rise of Rosie Q'Reilly", "Little Nellie Kelly", and "The