Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, March 21, 1891 by Various
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away, do!
_Rosmer_ (_softly_). Be the new and living reality. It is the only way to put BEATA out of the Saga. Shall we try it? _Reb._ Never! Do not--_do_ not ask me why--for I haven't a notion--but never! (_Nods slowly to him and rises._) White Horses would not induce me! (_With her hand on door-handle._) Now you _know_! [_She goes out._ _Rosmer_ (_sits up, stares thunderstruck at the stove, and says to himself_). Well--I--_am_-- [_Quick Curtain._ [The remaining two Acts of this subtle psychological study unavoidably held over.] * * * * * "KEEP YOUR HARE ON!" [Illustration: Hare's Theatre.] In not following the advice given in the headline to this article, clever Mr. PINERO has made a mistake. _Lady Bountiful_ with only a very little HARE is a disappointment. The majority of those who go to "Hare's Theatre" (they don't speak of it as "The Garrick") go to see the Lessee and Manager in a new part: and they go to see a lot of him: they don't ask merely for a small piece of HARE, if you please, though they might be satisfied with HARE in a small piece. Everyone goes expecting to see him in a good part in a good Comedy, his good part being equal to the better part of the whole entertainment; and if they |
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