Title: Diversion; twenty-two authors on the lively arts.
Authors: Sutro, John,
Publisher: Parrish
Year: 1950
Subjects: Motion pictures; Theater.
Contents: Autre temps, autre chants, C. Cochran. -- Pleasures and palaces, J. Betjeman. -- The celluloid plays a tune, A. Rawsthorne. -- The sacred rites of pride, S. Sitwell. -- The ballyhooly truth, An American publicity man. -- School of red herrings, N. Blake. -- Frustrated, lonely and peculiar, D. Alexander. -- The bright blue envelope, J. Grenfell. -- Tell me a story, V. S. Pritchett. -- His eyes were never bloodshot, S Harcourt-Smith. -- The greatest movie ever made, R. Ackland. -- Every picture tells a story, E. Williams. -- H for horripilant, D. Powell. -- The twilight of the silent days, C.Beaton. -- Writing in pictures, N. Balchin. -- Take it from life, S. Potter. -- The third eye, T. Dickinson. -- A Magnificent pity for camels, T. Rattigan. -- Two Spas and three choirs, C. Stuart. -- What do you mean, diversion? L. Rosoman. -- The orchestration of movement, R. Helpmann. -- Voyage autoru de W2, W. Plomer. -- Vive le Stilton! T. A. Layton.