The Tempters
The Liars
The Masqueraders
By MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL
The Title-Mart
A live comedy of American
life, turning on schemes of ambitious
elders, through which
love and the young folks follow their own
sweet ways.
Cloth, 16mo, 75c. net (postage 6c.)
By PAUL HEYSE FREELY TRANSLATED BY WILLIAM WINTER
Mary of Magdala
The English version
used by Mrs. Fiske in New York and elsewhere.
Cloth, $1.25 net
By MR. WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS (Plays for an Irish Theatre)
Where There is Nothing
The Hour Glass And Other Plays
Cloth, each $1.25 net (postage 7c.)
In the Seven Woods
Cloth, 12mo, $1.00 net (postage 6c.)
“Mr. Yeats’
work is notable as supplying that rarest of all
things—a
distinctly new strain in English poetic and dramatic
literature.”—MISS
KATHARINE LEE BATES in the Transcript (Boston).
By MR. THOMAS HARDY
The Dynasts
A Drama of the Napoleonic
Wars. In three parts.
Part I., 12mo, cloth, $1.50 net
By MR. STEPHEN PHILLIPS Cloth, each $1.25 net (postage 8c.)
The Sin of David
The theme is indicated
by the title, but the time of the play is
that of Cromwell, and
runs its course during the English civil war.
Ulysses
A dramatic success in
both London and New York, first presented in
a marvellous stage-setting
by Beerbohm Tree, and pronounced “the
most strikingly imaginative
production the present generation has
witnessed.”
By MR. PERCY W. MACKAYE Cloth, each $1.25 net (postage 7c.)
Fenris the Wolf A Tragedy.
The Canterbury Pilgrims
“A rollicking
little farce-comedy, with lyrics
interspersed.”—Churchman.
By MR. LAURENCE HOUSMAN
Bethlehem
A Nativity Play.
Performed with Music by JOSEPH MOORAT, under the
Stage Direction of EDWARD
GORDON CRAIG, December, MCMII.
Cloth, 12mo, $1.25 net (postage 7c.)