Two English girls, each bright, dark-eyed and proper, have come to Broadway to play women of flat-out sin. Both actresses meet the challenge with so much talent, and promise to be around New York for so long, that they may very nearly turn Manhattan's West Side into London's West End.
The Dream Tart. "We drama critics were pretty shameless in confessing that we're in love," wrote Richard Watts, Jr. in the New York Post about Elizabeth Seal, star of Broadway's Irma La Douce. "She convinces you that there is nothing left for you in life...
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