W.S. Crocker, "Miracle Plays."

Musical Interlude.

Mr. C.E. Brendon, "Something about Books."

"My Recollections of Plymouth in the Late 'Forties."

S.B. from London.
Drama, Music, and Comedy.GLADYS BALL (Contralto).
FREDERICK ALLEN (Baritone).
DOROTHY BLAGDON (Solo Pianoforte).

Adapted and produced by CHARLES FREEMAN from Du Maurier's book.
Directed by CHARLES DENBIGH .
Acts 1. and II.: The Art Studio (Latin Quarter of Paris).
Act III.: The Ante-room of the Opera House, Paris. (Five years later.)

"THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL."
(Richard Sheridan.)
Excerpt adapted and produced by CHARLES FREEMAN .
Directed by CHARLES DENBIGH .
Scene : Sir Poter'a Country House.
Dorothy Blagdon.