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Chapter 13
Arnold Bennett and Edward Knoblauch Milestones
George H. Doran Company, Publishers
Arnold Bennett: Plays
Cupid and Common-Sense:
A Play in Four Acts, with a Preface on the Crisis in the Theatre.
Price $1.00 Net
"Cupid and Common-Sense" reads well, and reads as if it would prove still more effective and enjoyable when acted.—The Scotsman.
What the Public Wants: A Play.
Price $1.00 Net
This clever comedy, based on modern neswpaperdom, reveals Arnold Bennett in another phase.
Polite Farces: Three Plays.
Price $1.00 Net
The three farces which comprise this book deal with possible domestic and refined crises of everyday life.
The Honeymoon:
A Comedy in Three Acts. Price $1.00 Net
Originality without grotesquerie and satire without malice combine to make a play that is full of sparkle and genuine charm.
The Great Adventure:
A Play of Fancy in Four Acts. Price $1.00 Net
The play based on Mr. Bennett's successful novel, "Buried Alive." As the novel stands out among humorous fiction so THE GREAT ADVENTURE stands out among modern comedies.
A Play in Three Acts. Price $1.00 Net
This is the play which has created a sensation because of its boldness and novelty. It passes, in rapid survey, three generations—the milestones of the last half century. A big New York success.
George H. Doran Company, Publishers
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