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It is a tendency of the film world to be on the whole a little slower than other artistic circles in taking up new move- ments. Thus, although in other fields people have been talking for some time about that useful joumalistic abstraction the " angr...

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FROM A NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT It is a commonplace of theatrical journalism to say that what pleases the West End does not by any means always please Broadway, and vice versa. On rare occasions. however, an export fares better abroad than at home. Suc...

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Conditions were difficult for the fifth winter field events meeting of Thames Valley Harriers at Alperton. Here C. G. Smith's foot has slipped in ' .e soft cinders of the Javelin run-up. FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT The label of angry young men c...

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Protest. Edited by Gene Feldman and Max Gartenberg. 384pp. Souvenir Press.' 25s. This anthology, of American origin, assembles some basic texts essenitial for anyone wishing to study the products of the Angry Young Men and the Beat Generation. Doubtl...

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There are all two few people nowadays who are -not familiar with the term " angry young men," but there may still be a sizable proportion of the popula- tion which does not connect it with Mr. John Osborne's play Look Back in Anger. That proportion w...

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From Our Bonn Correspondent Once again the Bundestag has been forced to discuss the position of German minors in the French Foreign Legion, a problem which always finds the Govern- ment cornered awkwardly between the demands of foreign policy and the...

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From Our Own Correspondent BONN, JAN. 8 One of the phenomena of post-war Germany is that there is no beat genera- tion or angry young men; or, if they exist, they are inarticulate. Nor are there any Isherwoods in Berlin to-day. This is surprising whe...

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Reproducedbypermisnion ofTHE TIMES A word to the queue in Green Street ALL THROUGH rHIS WINTER of discontent a new character has been shuffling onto the stage of British social history. Herehe comes, thePsycho- logical Emigrant, a distant relation of...

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ALwous HuxLExY: Collected Shlort Stories. 397pp. Chatto and Windus. 21s. Mr. Aldous Huxley is a most dis- concerting short-story writer. At one moment he is capable of producing something as memorable as " The Rest Cure " or " Young Archimedes "; at ...

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TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES Sir,-It cannot have escaped the notice of many of Your professional readers that three matters discussed on page nine of The Tines to-day are closely related: the freedom to build, the design of lighting standards, and thc ...

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