Theatre: Best Plays in Manhattan, Feb. 22, 1937
King Richard II — Unfamiliar Shakespeare set on fire by Maurice Evans.
The Masque of Kings — Why Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria-Hungary shot himself and his mistress, powerfully and credibly explained by Maxwell Anderson.
The Show Is On — The season's top in musicals, with Beatrice Lillie and Bert Lahr in peak form.
The Women — Clare Boothe's clinical study of the man-conscious sex.
Tonight at 8:30 — Noel Coward and Gertrude Lawrence in a shimmering repertory of short plays.
You Can't Take It With You — A magnificently funny Hart-Kaufman family playing with fireworks, printing presses, snakes and love.
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