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...Last of Mrs. Cheyney. Before the dawn of realism, romanticism, expressionism and the other isms by which the modern theatre is cataloged, there was a type of drawing room comedy which served as staple entertainment. Wilde, Pinero and Henry Arthur Jones all worked industriously in this medium, thereby gaining fame and gold. Of late years the drawing room has been virtually unoccupied. Nice people saying casual, witty things have nearly vanished. Therefore it is a great novelty to see one of these comedies again, suavely, smartly written by Frederick Lonsdale (Aren't We All) and even more suavely...
...framework for their pleasantries is inconsequential. Mrs. Cheyney is suddenly discovered in society after a somewhat mysterious widowhood in far Australia. Two eligible lords promptly propose marriage, and are somewhat nonplused to find that she is a pearl-thief masked by a shrewd overlay of charm and manner. She repents in time, of course, to select the more attractive of her noble suitors...
...LAST OF MRS. CHEYNEY- Reviewed in this issue...
...Elmhurst, N. Y.; William C. Potter, of Riverdale-on-Hudson, N. Y.; William Prickett, of Wilmington, Del.; Bertwal C. Read, of Bloomfield, N. J.; William E. Richardson, of New York; Robert Roche, of East Orange, N. J.; Arthur R. Taber, of New York City; Aubrey L. Thomas, of Cheyney, Pa.; Edward D. Townsend, of New York City; Herbert P. Townsend, of New York City; Westel R. Willoughby, of Baltimore; Cornelius Winant, of New York City...
...Beta Kappa Society will hold its annual dinner at the Hotel Westminster, Copley square, Boston, on Tuesday evening, May 9, at 7 o'clock. The principal guests will be F. P. Fish '75 and A. N. Holcombe '06. S. T. Williams, of Yale, and E. W. Cheyney, of the University of Pennsylvania, will be present as delegates from the Phi Beta Kappa chapters of their universities...