Crane are well-tried artists from tone has learnt to expect the but they never gave us anything s0 good before. But the discovery of the evening was Mr.
ris Andrews: if one may say 0, Jone had no iden that he was capable of such acting. From start to finish the whole part had been thought out in every detail and was layed in admirable style. Very far from being an easy part, he made ral-und convincing "and Another "find" was Miss Mooser: jin the part of Helen O'Neill, Here jot her [its iamocently: gives away" her mother, in the great scene with the inspector, in the scene with the [other Helen. All through an admire One would also congratulate Mrs. Terry on her Mary Eastwood. She was acting all the time, with a {quiet sense of detail and' movement [very enjoyable. even when she was funky "among those present." Mr. Puddicombe is always easy and finished and played the part of Mr. {Crosby very effectively. The sombre part of Wales, ever haunted by the [thought of his dead friend, was welt [dines by Mr. Giovaninni. Ins. Kingsbury, as Helen Trent, has Jone "scene, which she played very
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