Tribute to Three Players the Editor of the "Nonmn-Cunxa Daty News"
Sui—I should be grateful if you would permit me to put on record a personal appreciation of the fine per= formances given by the three young factors who made their first appear~ lance in a regular A.D.C. show in the recent *produetion of "George and Margaret."
Miss Suzotte Arnhold's superb, me {terpretation of the role of "Frankl iwas a revelation, even to one who had already formed a high opinion lot her histrionic talents, Mr, Bertram Brown is the fortunate ustestor of a most pleasing stage Jeppearance and manner, Tf, as your jeritie rightly pointed out, he used too much voice on the Arst night this is very definitely a fault in the right direction, and is easily remedied, De gustibus non disputendum, If there were some members of the Jaudienee whose idiotic and iil-man-Inered titterings indicated that their ideas of how the extremely dimeult part of Royer should be rendered did fuct coincide with those of Mr. JRonatd Mayne, 1 would like to state that 1 was amazed at the sincerity of his "acting and the beauty of his ldietion. 1 found the manner in which Ihe and Miss Arnhold handled a most tricky stage situation not merely wholly "convincing, but extremely T hope that we shall see a great Jdeat more of these three actors in future productions, [Shanghai, Dec. 3.
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