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NOTES

rs. NOW. play which Mrs Humphrey
,t-..4 .nF Miss Margaret Mayo have
,,.g.aH from thr formers novel "Ihe
.f.-rt.r. of William Ashp. has neen
l'.. Ernuy ending Among the
.-r .v.F. .lu the first version, or VINO
-5 Dbl. book when The Harpurs pub
.s61 DO as ID serial there were
.rar.r apparently who believed that
ruf.. |.It.. tragedies should end WELL
Probably iN would deny the logical
srf artist. finale of the book but thn
~s5irIor r. tine stage demands shat
t9r8kerchIafs he dry boy curtaiu-fall
Tfs-a is however little doubt that the
rag. motive win provide "a much strong
or structure for the drama itself A
wholly now NTH act is intended not
on1v f1 soften the catastrophe, but 10
urovflpa great climatic moment for an
emotional actress This is in "a scene
where Lady Kitty prosecuted by Clihe
m Venice aud Influenced by her un-
fortunate mother toward her ruin,
summons strength Co rcpulso them
both t0 conquer her own weak spirit,
and turn for her last refuge to- her hus-
bands arm. 10 must Doe remembered.
however. that Lady Kitty is. physically.
hlu.I.s.y luiL So that even though
the audience will be spared a stage
dDgfH scene 20 may De "a question
whether the ending is convenetionally
happy after an The play win Doe the
first production OF Mr.. Bourchier at the
GarricK.
Among the most amusing chapters Of
Anne Warmers third Susan Hlegg book,
SUDAN ClesE and "a Man IN the
House rs the one relating the inim-
fable Sus8us experience at the club
w0mous Biennial susan was miss
taken for celebrity Of the name,
given o. room and bath at a hotel. al,
though she says she had no idea needs
ed f1a Inter- and when the real celeb
r.fy appeared ou the scene. Susan UNI
eyuacltd'y returned homo on the noon
taiH Gisguested-t1 fhc great surprise
Of her niend and naighbur. Mrs. T.ath.
iop. 10 whom she related an Of her
experiences. The creator of Susan
lees whose real name Is Anne War |
ner French was herself a delegate at |
me great biennial convention OF wo. /
mems clubs which met at the au- /,
h1r7 home, St Paul Mimi. ana |
,roued' the greeting from the I.ycoum |
au0 oi London Paris and Berlin. /
Fnicg She represented. She is said 10 /
aNe teen he only woman speaker who /
7opned talking when her allotted two /
minutes had expired
Novels with a purpose have effected
Heat changes I'm the world from The
4ys of Uncle Toms Cabin" 20 those
The Jungle. We hear less fire.
lnuF of material results from novels
na. -le meant only TO delight Usuai~
4 readers enjoy such novels and ten
nfH friends about them, and there's
~ +.a hut The Garden Of Allah"
F Robert Hichens, which advocates
Pr reform and lends itself 10 NO utter
f purpose has curiously enhanced tho
'l,4H's oi many people besides the
ud.E 10 has stimulated travel 10
.f 0tHaia i1 au extent that is amaz-
s EVERY traveller carries cow OF
NJ '''h. On an sides there IS Curl
*h '' see n the reality Is equal 10
t ipnon. A station on The rail-
a1 mas been named "rhc Garden OF
.'.' ana The natives reap h8ryests
N'...H from those who have been
HN the book To visit the Won
lid l.u region.
steady has been the demand for
~ poo. mot tho American publishers |
~. ISSUED am edition dc luxe. cone
.7 .. remarkably beautiful illus
.'"W photographs specially
%. I'D. scenes of The novel They
|...ne.F interesting In their hdel-
' ''. written description
A'.H.aeH Shakespeare died whom
IA harvard was in his ninth year.
Io probably never seen bv the
... o." Americas leading univors
s likely that the great
.''. was closely connected vim
..Itse of Havard's mother
'.H-ers of Stratford-0n-
,.N. p" Robert Harvard. the soutR-
N. "'gHo whose son rendered sucb
N' service TO the cause or odu-
.0 mus country. I'm his new
oH John Harvard and ma
i.a'y O. Shelley. the Dramatic
.f.I Odd. Boston Herald has clah-
.ha' Shakespeare was the means :
a'.ing Robert Harvard 10
h1-nrr or course Mr.. Shel-
..' H' difficulty ln showing tbat &
~. ..r lending players of tho
''.' were closely associated ]