Separate Tables (by Terence Rattigan) brings quicksilver to a Broadway season still lacking in blood. A big London hit, Separate Tables is as much stunt as drama in effect, as much production as play in appeal. The author of The Winslow Boy and 0 Mistress Mine has written two short plays with a shared background a small, drab, English seaside hoteland a recurrent roster of guests. In passing from one play to the other, only the two leading players, Margaret Leighton and Eric Portmanand they vary garishlyhave new roles.
In Table by the Window...
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