Brooklyn Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 27

PLAYTHINGS IROOKLYN EAGLE, SUNDAY, NOV 29, 1942 Colin Keith Johnston Finds Himself in Another War Play It Was in End' He Made American Debut Now It's 'Lifeline' Colin Keith-Johnston is not in the least disroncerted by the fact that Gilbert Miller's production of -Lifeline." In which he will appear on Monday eveninR at the Belascol a reasonably lucceaaful motion picture career. He escaped from unifom in Dangerous Corner. 1 which found him lnvoirad la a series of domestic complications which to undo nearly tJX the Wtafl play. His next Vrk appearance wit la the role ttN proud Mr Oarcy in Helen Jerome's dranuti latton of "Pr.de and Prejudice" vhoae re-, to atand aloofly tor the greater part ot three declaring hi kffKtiam Ht ml Hr Blenkinsop ill k.i i i i'o: production or Ti Doctors DUaaaaaft." Coun-i Randall last season in Paul Vincent Carroll's Tha Strings. My Lord Are False." Meanwh.le London had seen him la If dln role of Lonsdale's "Tha Road Maxwell Anderson's Saturday Children as Clive of India, and With Joi.n Gielgud in "Noah." As a matter of fact, he had been one of the principal sup-parttn of the transatlantic steamship lines Nor has he limited his interests exclusively to the theater.