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—
A LESSON FOR JEW
ANE GEMTHe
DlscusslON drama“ in the West (about his head in any capital in
End nowadays is rare at any time Europe. Jew and Christian alike will
of the year. To put on Schnitzler’s
want to sce this play, If they catch
* Professor Bernhardi“ at the Pheenix
its message aright, the one may learng
in July (after a fortnight’s trial at the
humility, the other tolerance,
Embassy) sccms at first an act of
faith on Ronald Adam’s part. For this
spacious, well-built play reminds us,
Mr. C. B. Cochran was in a box lastt
in its generous length, its passionate
night, and being his own best talent¬
Targument and minimum of action, its
scout, doubtless marked the brilliant
rounded speeches, its long gallery of
performances of a number of young!
portraits, of the great days whien
actors, Leonard Sachs, easy, charm¬
Shaw and Granville-Barker held
ing. graceful, Alan Wheatley, delight¬
court.
fully polished and satirical, and Carle
Grey, a smug and smiling villain,
One thing, however, brings this old¬
among them.
fashioned play up-to-date—the ter¬
Of the maturer players, Abraham
rible appositeness of its theme—Anti¬
Sofaer, as Bernhardi, has lilled in
Semitism.
the outlines of a rich part, and Ronald
That is where Mr. Adam’s shrewd
Adam himself was, if possible, even
business sense comes in. The scene
funnier and more pompouis as the
is Vienna, but the Jewish doctor’s
politician than at the Embassy.
##cruples might have brought a storm
J. A.
25. ProfesBehand
en sg. 6, ojel oid 10 pobetu
un Amodond uesojs ouf jo Anoaosel pus 89.45
10 fosd ou1 0 uosjojauos puv 795410 50
ppat IIIA st uor#v#lojuf vons mndug Zufais u
nod gs#r ou on 'od godagie# 18 d10N7
9 LvoAd 4g Pfod 50 IIIA paukol 9.0
9u1,
„Sdlgnn svid das sanooona ci
SONTH Ha1Lo VaaAas: DNTa danou 1
Givagia: dond duvad abuv’f HLI IIN
-Näd davs # via:svid u 3o SIVIl
HLIA SLNOAOS & da.LNnON HoCona #
davs
1067
SVO HaHLva“ NI 115CO2
VId
A 14ud.
II.L.
:G8V15
Z5VIHOAN IuVäd A0A-3 unin 15zu Hugnne
0·5 10 O’v·5 GaTIVILINT SONTEEId AuO.
O·VS SIVILINT AdA0D SVINV
Anadsv An asvo-bnissand uanlvan un
gauf ister Suifiko,
asvDLIIS HaHIVaT anIt
##s-Khjuenj ssuns uopito“ opisind 190
uoojus sögog mouf uosors- auvaau UOe.
souff 2 Untusuft aufj 400 9/z
GNHOd GNV 1807
euoffMifnsuoo Tzer Spintieg pun ein Widenen.
HOlN #e#e zng oiduog, suond 5• +.
oIAdds dalosLad unon
puulig •98 APjapiöjxo KoN6
1·5·A
osnoff uotig
p1I 09 2 sunoj usnong geu ######## 1#
söusape us uleggo und S7IIM AAdNn SuIaP¬
8fA07
dozssgoueg auvf-air 27
zusuumno postüsand salorlod Lnan HoaNU
1315
ud) sgong usnosg ½##-usi o9t jund au
#uopusutedng fuosperv autd M· NOLLVNIRvE
ddt posuenin S.LNANLVAAT, anoH nan
Suitjon Sunjoog 'ssqjuind
NAW.IVGAT 1
-IHLog1g 4g sosuo Suspuris-Zuos u. ssosons
suspusisino saston dvan 7 ssandvat
Hojigung Ppr=ionf 2r.
8901 öspfiquig d
sanof, Zuisodg nemtdag-ofbt
18
V doc anv linis se1 Eg souf SAub
sollang 67 61
6 Kuvinrop 'sanog, Aupfion dureg 5A115A
#1n 761g peg uethotzues Sieufed
9.0 1
Date
Alo#estng Zusousg sogone) Apu+ ONHON
Egs-uorsurgung A## 6o
rez 3971
A
LSHAI. JAVNBag Siusmar#les esuh
rII Jopun pasmitts 38011
#####inunv
o unuue Jod uoo nod Err 1u SaONVAG
—
A LESSON FOR JEW
ANE GEMTHe
DlscusslON drama“ in the West (about his head in any capital in
End nowadays is rare at any time Europe. Jew and Christian alike will
of the year. To put on Schnitzler’s
want to sce this play, If they catch
* Professor Bernhardi“ at the Pheenix
its message aright, the one may learng
in July (after a fortnight’s trial at the
humility, the other tolerance,
Embassy) sccms at first an act of
faith on Ronald Adam’s part. For this
spacious, well-built play reminds us,
Mr. C. B. Cochran was in a box lastt
in its generous length, its passionate
night, and being his own best talent¬
Targument and minimum of action, its
scout, doubtless marked the brilliant
rounded speeches, its long gallery of
performances of a number of young!
portraits, of the great days whien
actors, Leonard Sachs, easy, charm¬
Shaw and Granville-Barker held
ing. graceful, Alan Wheatley, delight¬
court.
fully polished and satirical, and Carle
Grey, a smug and smiling villain,
One thing, however, brings this old¬
among them.
fashioned play up-to-date—the ter¬
Of the maturer players, Abraham
rible appositeness of its theme—Anti¬
Sofaer, as Bernhardi, has lilled in
Semitism.
the outlines of a rich part, and Ronald
That is where Mr. Adam’s shrewd
Adam himself was, if possible, even
business sense comes in. The scene
funnier and more pompouis as the
is Vienna, but the Jewish doctor’s
politician than at the Embassy.
##cruples might have brought a storm
J. A.