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Excerpt from Hove and the Great War: A Record and a Review, Together With the Roll of Honour and List of DistinctionsSoldiers' Sunday at-homes at the Town Hall - Church of England Soldiers and Sailors Hostel - Women's War-time Club Billeting - Hospitality to soldiers - Drives for the wounded - National Service - Part time work on the land - Women's Land Army - Women in uniform - War Distress Committee - National Baby week.About the PublisherFo...

Excerpt from Nights at the PlayIt is, therefore, as I have said, in a hopeful moment that this volume appears. It contains a record of some of the principal London theatrical productions of the period 1907 - 10, which witnessed the beginning, and alas also the end, of Miss Lena Ashwell's management of the K ingsway Theatre and of Mr. Charles F rahman's repertory enterprise at the Duke of 1 ork's the opening of Mr. Herbert Trench's management o...

Excerpt from J. M. Barrie and the TheatreSince 1902, the year of the production of The Admirable Crichton, Sir J. M. Barrie has been one of the most interesting figures in the British Theatre. No other dramatist has given so much delight to so many people and at the same time lived so apart from public life. The newspaper "interviewer" has long regarded him as morbidly elusive, nor has the most determined roar of "Author! yet succeeded in draw...

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Excerpt from Hove and the Great War: A Record and a Review, Together With the Roll of Honour and List of Distinctions Several names of individuals are set down, but many more are omitted, it may truthfully be said that probably some of the most self-sacrificing work was done by men and women unknown to their fellows, and away from the public eye. All that need be added is just this, that no call was made to the people of Hove during those ye...

Excerpt from Nights at the Play This book appears in a moment of renewed hope for the future of the British Theatre. For years the weakness of our stage has been its ever-growing domination by the English capital. If there was a new play to he produced it had to be produced in London. If a Yorkshire woman or a Lancashire man felt moved to go upon the stage the journey to London had to be taken before he or she had the slightest chance of real...