The Archive · 1921

Tris Evening On THE CanaL

What do they not do? They go out shopping—and is there anything so delightful as to shop always in strange towns? They prepare their play-bills and announce their sad-vent. The mere business of acting is only an incident in this varied life.

It is not, of course, necessary to advertise much. Their coming is quickly known, iand a few placards which set forth that "this evening on the canal" such and such a comedy will be given—such as "Lo Gamtn de Paris"—are sufficient to bring the countryside flocking to the gangways.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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