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ELINOR GLYN
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written another novel about the re
lation of (he sexes
One Man in His Time
By ELLEN GLASGOW
is a Nevel of Courage
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ELINOR'S "MAN AND MAID"
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(J. II. Llnnlnrntt ftamnnnvV In rich
In these casualties which have put the
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selling lists. Again she draws a picture
of what the jacket of the novel calls
"XUc War of the Hexes." Needless te
add. that Mrs. Olyn writes the old line
romance of passion. She Is net one of
thesp fictlenlsts, like I. H. Lawrence,
who base their stories en the Freudian
rcyelnriens which blame nearly every
thing en sexual impulses and Inhibi
tions. Ner does she carry characteriza
tien te attenuated subtilizatlen of
psychology. All of which rellcves her
BtOneS Of n burden of iuumln.slnnri
rand much propaganda.
in "jian and .Meld" the former is
Sir .Nicholas Thormende and the latter
Is hi girl secretory. He is war weary
and temporarily disabled by wounds in
curred in the great cli,sh of the nations.
She begins as a bemcwhnt nondescript
person whose potentialities of beauty
are concealed behind rimmed spectacles
hnd unfashionable raiment.
But her real beauty cannot, be
masked by any such camouflage and it
Isn't long before the ennuled. hand
some, enllant baronet finds himself
stricken with another wound, and in
the heart this time. He gives up all
the gay, insouciant feminine friends
who are called "The Fluffies," but who
ha-e net served te ktep boredom out of
his luxurious Paris apartment. The
alluring, pi-overativc girl becretary dis
places them. And she has avill and a
character of her own,. She is just, as
determined as the nobleman who U
turned from employer te pursuer, or
better, suitor.
Of course, the path of impassioned
love docs net run rapturously smooth.
Things Might as bickerings and as big
as jealousies have te be surmounted.
mutual misunderstandings eased, and
many n Hazardous adjustment made in
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writer who is se skilled in this sort of
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. Aristocratic breeding, fervid" dia
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"The Dippers" Dramatized
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RED HOUSE
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Mr. Frankau Mews In A'lttte a con
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union of the Brunteha baa been in name
only, the wife rebelling when she heart
of Infidelities: of her husband, a famous
barrister, looked en as conventional
when committed by' the male.- Inte'ber
life comes sudden romance tn a meet
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verce,,. and Insists en. a continuation-of
their platonic.. ir that, relationship.
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blows at tee ties that continue te bind
mlsmated pairs. But in the end he
bpws te the. lnevlteb'e and the erring
husband is Killed en and belated wed
ding bells ring for the voyagers Inte the
streams 'of romance.
The story is treated in a spirit of
frankness without tee much of patent
propaganda,' although the denouement
Is Sljpped in with an air of "Oh; well,
it -had te be this way te suit Mrs.
Grundy;"
'ANTOINE, AMUSANT ,
His "Adventures" the Waggish
- Escapades of a Parisian
Yellow Journalist
, of humor
the bank
What ether novel of tlie
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ADRIENNE TONER
Anne Douglas Sedgwick
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Anreine i.eiret had a rense
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Se when Antoine finds hlmse'f with
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ployer he wanders off te the home of
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Irate fellow empleyes, left without
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Antoine in desperation Is throwing his
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THREE-GREAT MA51WIECES
OF MODERN SPANISH DRAMA
Se many of the foreign plays which
find their way-in translated form te this
country belong te the type generally
known as erotic, and are Interesting
only from the angle et oddity, or in a
comparative sense with the better known
English works, that it Is agreat relief
te find a volume of solid substantial
plays, all of them actable, tinged with
literary flavor and still robustly practicable.
Such a volume is the new edition of
"Masterpieces of Modern Snanlah
Drama," edited by liarrett II. Clark
(Stewart Kidd Cemnanr). whleh ran.
tains three plays, "The Great Galeote."
by Jese Echegaray ; "The Duchess of
Han Quentln," by Uenite Perez-Galdes.
and "Danicla," by Angel Guimera.
A new preface has been added bv Mr.
Clark in which he comments en the fact
that since 1017. when the first edition
appeared, another of the authors rep
resented (Galdes) has died, and the
entire dramatic epoch, of which these
three dramatists were a part, has be
come it thing, net of the present, but
of the past.
He points out quite rightly, however,
that while the word modern, In one
sense, no longer applies, there is no
reason why these three men, who "teos
up arms In the greut dramatic movement
throughout Europe that followed close
upon the heels of "Ibsen" should be
"deemed te oblivion."
The reader of the present volume fullv
concurs with the editor liv this belle'f
when he has finished these finished nnd
polished play. They belong, net n
Spain alone, nor te uny one period, but
te the dramatic history of all time and
of all nations,
'A SON OF THE' SAHARA"
SHRIEKS .WITH SHEIK1NESS
When "The Sheik" brought dollars
and fame te ita Instigators, novelists
galore rushed te their apartments,
looked up. an Arabic lexicon te learn
new t0, "Pell "burnoose" and te get
some "first-hand" atmosphere. And
then the deluge started. Arabs te east
of you. Arabs te west of you. Arab
everywhere. All must be handsome,
daring, rich and have a harem or two.
Drag In a beautiful Caucasian maiden.
Draw from the box of hazardous situ
ations and there you are!
I,euisc Gerard has done jiut this In
"A Sen of the Sahara" (Macaulay).
Out In the trackless desert a wild
chieftain runs off with the wife of a
French officer captures 10r "vi et
aims' during a desert battle. Her
chid becomes the new f.ltan when his
father Is killed by English soldiers and
he starts out for revenge. Years later
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English a.l,-. rich and beautiful, who
succumbs te his lusty desert levemaklnsr
inen sue learns of his Arab bleed and
discards h in. He lures her te his desert
father as well.
captures her and her
Oh. well, of ceurte. h nii,. .... ,..,..
the son of the old sultan, se love has ita
way after lets of sand battles and harm
scenes that reck "mere of Baedeker
than of Caire. But "The Sbelk" tinl
will get a modicum of Interest out' of
"A Sen of the Sahara,"
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