... scintillating with verbal diamonds, not always of thi i genuine order, and with tho ultra-topica. s trappings of references to Suffragettes tho House of Lords, and Christian So i cialism. The fun often reserved for Uppei Tooting is poked at Pcckham, where, il ...

... into, or separated from, Ter rorism, dooidodly more calmly than many English women now talk about militant or non-militant Suffragettes. The theme of the piece deals with the vexed question of the agent provocateur of the Azev or Father Ga-pon type, and a ...

... might bo little to oomplain of on the score of wit if tho author had main tained the lovel of her first act, which is full of laughter, but, alas much of the succeeding farcical matter hangs fire. One reason is that the story as handled entails a deal of ...