Maurice Donnay has been Living upon his laurels so long that his comedy "Un Homme Leger" just produced at the Theatre de Etoile, a new and attractive playhouse in the Champs Elysees, is quite an event. The play is a new and revised: version-of a very early work, "Pension de Famille"
SPEAKING of royal weddings, this from the London "Passing Show'—The King's youngest son, Prince George, who will be on duty in Far Bastern waters for the next year or £0, was being "drawn" re-fe ently on a subject much in peo ple's minds just now—to wit, matrimony. At first the Prince refused to commit himself, but xt last, with seeming reluctance, he began to take the company into his jeonfidence. "I will tell you one thing," he said, "if ypu promise not t pass it on." Everyone promised and all held their breath. "Nothing will
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