Summer is the season in which most actors are out of work. When two or three actors are gathered together in summer the talk inevitably turns to the grievous condition of their industry, the ills of the past season, possible remedies.
Talk of this sort, heard along Broadway last week, was for the most part theatrical summer thunder-&-lightning:
Shorn Lambs. Founded 56 years ago, The Lambs Club (membership: 1,650.) traces a shadowy genealogy back to the congenial London circle which surrounded Authors Charles & Mary Lamb. Its present connotation is animalian, however, for...
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