r % « . fcr , . t * • | fc ► •The action, of the London Countv Council inregard to Charmion/’ is attracting unneces-* » - * *sary attention. After all, the merit of the per-forinanee does not consist in the disrobing business which is simply introduced to add piquancy to the act. I think myself, Charmion is a trapezeartiste who might well dispense with this adven-ritious •’* business.Besides, London is not the1 ■ • — _ . 1 ■ ■.1 *only European capital in which the authorities^ might demur to. the undressing part of theperformance. What about Berlin, Charmion?