CITY THEATRES

Press, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 26484, 27 July 1951, Page 3

CITY THEATRES

Programmes at a glance Avon: “The Reluctant Widow” (romance, with Guy Rolfe and Jean Kent). Plaza: “The Astonished Heart” (romance, with Noel Coward, Celia Johnson, and Margaret Leighton). Majestic: "Harvey” (comedy, with James Stewart,' Cecil Kellaway, Josephine Hull, and Peggy Dow). Regent: “Appointment With Danger” (adventure, with Alan Ladd and Phyllis Calvert). State: “Mr 880” (comedy, with Edmond Gwenn). Crystal Palace: “I’ll Get By” (musical, with June Haver and Gloria De Haven). Liberty: “School For Husbands” (comedy, with Rex Harrison and Diana Churchill) and “Thunder in the City” (comedy, with Edward Robinson and Sir Ralph Richardson). Mayfair: “The Mudlark” (comedy, with Alec Guinness, Andrew Ray. and Irene Dunne). Tivoli: “Brimstone” (western, with Rod Cameron and Adrian Booth). Theatre Royal: “The Accused” (drama, with Loretta Young and Robert Cummings). St. James’: “The Flame” (drama, with John Carroll and Broderick Crawford) and “Leave it to Henry” (comedy, with Raymond Walburn and Mary Stuart). Grand: “No Minor Vices” (comedy, with Dana Andrews and Lilli Palmer) and "Trouble Chasers” (comedy). Century: “Dear Wife” (comedy, with Joan Caulfield and William Holden). Empire: “Mother is a Freshman” (comedy) and “The Passionate Friends” (romance, with Ann Todd. Claude Rains, and Trevor Howard). Metro: "Passport to Pimlico” (comedy, with Stanley Holloway and Margaret Rutherford) and “Homicide” (drama, with Robert Douglas and Helen Westcott).