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SHAKESPEARE REVIVALS

Continued from page 520

direction the productions have improved
in on zesthetic sense, and the annual
season at Stmtford has been expanded
to cover practically the entire span from
April to September.

For a few seasons the Futivnl Com-
pany hos been without 3 real home but
11 new Memoriul Theatre built by funds
raised on both sides of the Atlantic is
being opened with much ceremony on
Shakespeare's birthday, April 23rd. After
concluding its Cunndinn itinerary at
Toronto on March 19th the Festival
Company left at once for England. In
connection with the festivities on that
day the production of "King Henry the
Fourth" in its entirety is being given,
the First part in the afternoon and the
Second part at night. The First port was
in feature of the recent tour of America
as it was of the previous visit of 1929-30.
The Second part was put into rehearsal
at Toronto in March. The play gives an
opportunity of the two finat living
representatives of their roles, Roy Byford
as Falstaff and Wilfred Walter as Hot-
spur. Mr. Walter, a superb actor in
whatever he uttempt-a,~his Macheth is
another master-creation—did not come
to America with the compuny this
season but has rejoined them, und the
inaugural will witness the nppcarance of
:1 new Prince I-Iol, Gyles Isham, a young
Oxoninn of four years’ experience who
took Mr. Walter's place as Hotspur in
Canadian cities.

The magnificent spirit and humour of
Roy Byford’s Falstaff is known to
many. Though very bulky he is in
private :1 very quiet and scholarly
gentleman, rind no Hpectntor could
suspect the truth thut the brilliant hlue
eyes which he uses with such comic effect
are nearly blind. In addition to his
Falstaff, which gives lustre to "King
Henry the Fourth" and “The Merry
Wives of Windsor" he is :1 wonderful
Sir Tohy Belch in "Twclftli Night",
:1 grant Dogberry, un irresistibly funny
Bottom. The lutest uddition to his
gallery of humourous Shakespearean
pnrtmils is Elhow, :1 minor edition of
Dnghcrry who figures in "Mcusure for
Measure"; and I have seen him give u
very fine portraiture. Another very
l distinguishetl figure is Eric Mnxon, who
i nlso takes churge of the scenic and
l costume rlcsigns. Seldom has one seen

so impressive n figure as his Duke

Orsino in "Twelfth Night". A recent

ncquisition to the company is Stanley
l Ilowlett, whose voice and elocution are
noble rind who plays everything well.
The veteran of the company is Rnndle
Ayrton, who has been identified with
Stratforrl productions at intervals for
thirty years. His Lenr is much the best
now before the public. and he is nlso very
fine in other kingly roles like Levmtes in
“A Winter’s Tale" und "Henry the
Fourth". He is nlso a comedian, n
cnpitnl Tourhstonc and brilliant Mal-
volio.

Among the talented wnmen of the
nrgnnizutinn is the captivating young
nvlrcss, Fnhin Drake, who had never
plnynd n Sliukcspcarcnn role until she
npponrctl as Bcnfricc in “Much Ado
About Nnlhing“ nt Toronto in the
nulumn of 1922.‘). Her Violn rind her
Rosnliiirl arc exquisite in expression,
tcn<lernr-as nntl humour. The company
also liousts ll vz-ry (listinguisherl lending
woman in Dorothy Mrmsingham; :1
young actress who is delightful in
comedy nntl attractive in serious rnlcs,
Hilcln Boxhsnd; nnd nnother very
clever girl Dorothy Francis. Altogc-tlu-r
the compnny with its nine prmliictinns,
three of which. "Lenr", “A Winl(~r's
Tnlc" nod "Measure for Mcusuro" nrc
seldom dono hns enriched the lilo of the
cltim it hits visited during recent months.

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