New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 9, 1926, Page 5

'\r\". ———e e At Your Library al Drama Week s to d February 14t order that the people of New Brita may read some of the newer plays the following list 1s printed: Bennett, Bright Island Hennett, London Life Binyon, Ayull Boston Theater Guild Play Capek, Makropoulos Secret Conrad, Laughing Anne Coward, Hay Fever d, Vortex l N‘vn!v‘[‘ Willie lll||k‘1llll‘ Dukes, Man With a Load of i chief Ervine, Jane Clegg Ervine, Lady of Helmont Ferber, The Eldest Ferber, O14 Man Minick Flecker, Don Galsworthy, 0ld Englis Galsworthy, The Show c Lying Valet Gibson, Kesirel Fige Gillette, tricity Hamilton, New Poor Harvard P 47 Workshop Herford, What'll You Have? d, They Knew What 1 K«mfln-n Begear on Horschack Kelly, Show-off Lincoln, Managers Yonsdale, Aren't We All Marriott, One Act Playe Martin, Smilin' Through Maseficld, Trial of Jesus Muro, The Rumor Neilson, Day Before Commiencoin O'Nelll, Beyond the Horizon O'Neil Under the Elms nshire Cream of the Rope 1y of Mr. Punch Walker, King's Gire the flaor. Zangwill. Too Much Money Just opposite the main entrance the Drama to thea- inment. ropresentative New coers form the Play en which reports productions. Their opinions are embodied in reviews edited by commi They are imy and unprejudiced purpose is to help you plays which Calendar's 4 nes at-Aunt Sits on 4 musical entert A group of ?1? new thes sereen- 1 music of, the Iy good, list! the pro- s of the artists appearin New York for {1 The Trram o, one sored Ly the Drama America Is one of the m nag-zines in the drama fie made up of playwright in {ho th v fow Dl The Little T nartieularly -opening comedic 18 in spon- tre world and Bound with Di concerned with the amateur’ theatre. Theve are orons SUgge ns for groups who wish to produce a play .. 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