The canadian magazine of politics, science, art and literature, November 1910-April 1911 . ited, headstrong young girl ofeighteen. Special interest lies in theattitude of Madame Armaury towardthe eloping pair wherein is discloseda certain decadent philosophy now invogue among Parisians. At first moveto make common cause with the girlsfamily to avenge their common wrong,she later becomes disgusted with theiregotism and. selfish indifference to heri^wn pnfferin£r and turn<; her ]Tn«;band^ protector, saving him eventually fromthe avenging brothers pistol. Thereare some very effective theatrica
The canadian magazine of politics, science, art and literature, November 1910-April 1911 . ited, headstrong young girl ofeighteen. Special interest lies in theattitude of Madame Armaury towardthe eloping pair wherein is discloseda certain decadent philosophy now invogue among Parisians. At first moveto make common cause with the girlsfamily to avenge their common wrong,she later becomes disgusted with theiregotism and. selfish indifference to heri^wn pnfferin£r and turn<; her ]Tn«;band^ protector, saving him eventually fromthe avenging brothers pistol. Thereare some very effective theatrical sit-uations, and a few moments of realdramatic insight, but both the poetryand the philosophic flavour that madethe piece popular in the original seemto have been abstracted in the Angl-icised version. One pleasure at leastThe Fooliish Vhgin brought, thatof renewing our acquaintance with anactress of the breadth and authorityof FIJIS. Patrick Campbell, although,compared with other roles which shehas made famous, that of ^ladameArmaury seemed hopelessly inade-quate to her KTHEL BAURV>[ORE .LEFT SIDE AND LOLhlEU. 1> A 1;E\ 1\ AL•TREWLAWNEY OK THE WELLS
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