=THE BLACK PEARL=, by VICTORIEN SARDOU. One of Sardou’s most famous comedies of intrigue. A house has, it is thought, been robbed. But through skilful investigation it is found that the havoc wrought has been done by lightning. PRICE 25 CENTS. =CHARMING LEANDRE=, by THEODORE DE BANVILLE. The author of “Gringoire” is here seen in a poetic vein, yet the Frenchman’s innate sense of humor recalls, in this satirical little play, the genius of Moliere. PRICE 25 CENTS. =THE POST-SCRIPTUM=, by EMILE AUGIER. Of this one-act comedy Professor Brander Matthews writes: “... one of the brightest and most brilliant little one-act comedies in any language, and to be warmly recommended to American readers.” PRICE 25 CENTS. =THE HOUSE OF FOURCHAMBAULT=, by EMILE AUGIER. One of the greatest of recent French family dramas. Although the play is serious in tone, it contains touches which entitle it to a position among the best comedies of manners of the times. PRICE 25 CENTS. =THE DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF=, by MOLIIÈRE. A famous farce by the greatest of French dramatists. Sganarelle has to be beaten before he will acknowledge that he is a doctor, which he is not. He then works apparently miraculous cures. The play is a sharp satire on the medical profession in the 17th Century. PRICE 25 CENTS. =BRIGNOL AND HIS DAUGHTER=, by CAPUS. The first comedy in English of the most sprightly and satirical of present-day French dramatists. PRICE 25 CENTS. =CHOOSING A CAREER=, by G. A. DE CAILLAVET. Written by one of the authors of “Love Watches.” A farce of mistaken identity, full of humorous situations and bright lines. PRICE 25 CENTS. =FRENCH WITHOUT A MASTER=, by TRISTAN BERNARD. A clever farce by one of the most successful of French dramatists. It is concerned with the difficulties of a bogus-interpreter who does not know a word of French. PRICE 25 CENTS. =PATER NOSTER=, a poetic play in one act, by FRANÇOIS COPPÉE. A pathetic incident of the time of the Paris Commune, in 1871. PRICE 25 CENTS. ADDENDA =CORRECTION=:--The price of “The House of Fourchambault” and “Brignol and His Daughter” is 50 cents a copy. Transcriber’s Note: Words may have multiple spelling variations or inconsistent hyphenation in the text. These have been left unchanged. Dialect, obsolete and alternative spellings were left unchanged. Words and phrases in italics are surrounded by underscores, _like this_. Those in bold are surrounded by equal signs, =like this=. Where a stage note in parentheses precedes an actor’s line, ending punctuation is omitted in the stage note in the original. This anomaly is replicated as printed. Otherwise, stops missing at end of sentences were added. Missing accents in French were added. One hyphen was replaced with an apostrophe in French.