_THE RIGORDANS. By EDWARD PERCY_ _“Strong, sombre, moving drama ... a play to read.”—“Manchester Guardian.”_ _KRISHNA KUMARI. By EDWARD THOMPSON_ _“A play about India and a very fine one.”—“Nation and Athenæum.”_ _CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN DRAMATISTS_ _THE VERGE. By SUSAN GLASPELL. (2nd Impression.)_ _“Extraordinarily interesting, besides being very unusual. Fresh, curious, and dramatically alive.... Here there is revolt against the platitude, the convention, but the repudiation of life as it is goes far beyond the social rebellion ... it is an attempt to capture something beyond the reaches of our souls.”—“Manchester Guardian.”_ _“Few living dramatists have succeeded so well in amalgamating psychology with perfect stagecraft.”—“Westminster Gazette.”_ _INHERITORS. By SUSAN GLASPELL_ _“This is a fine play ... one would not rank it below ‘An Enemy of the People,’ and for my own part I am inclined to think it ranks with ‘The Master Builder.’”—James Agate in the “Sunday Times.”_ _“There is no mistaking the power and insight of her characterisation ... the first act is a little epic of the pioneer days of America, beautifully written and deeply felt.”—“Daily Telegraph.”_ _BERNICE. By SUSAN GLASPELL_ _“Remorselessly, every word striking home, this quiet tragedy works to an end.”—“The Weekly Westminster.”_ _“By very subtle touches Susan Glaspell builds up the character of Bernice, a woman who died before the play opens.”—E. A. Baughan in the “Daily News.”_ _MOSES. A Play, a Protest, and a Proposal. By LAWRENCE LANGNER_ _“Entertaining and effective ... always incisive and usually profound.”—“Manchester Guardian.”_ _THE SPRING. By GEORGE CRAM COOK_ _“Is a work of arresting theme and highly imaginative workmanship.”—The late William Archer._ _“A strange and arresting play on the psychic, mixing argument with emotion in an extraordinary manner.”—Kenneth MacGowan._ _NEW PLAYS IN PREPARATION_ _THE FIREBRAND. By EDWIN JUSTUS MAYER_ _THE SPORT OF GODS. By JOHN COURNOS_ _FOUR ONE ACT PLAYS. GWEN JOHN_ _OTHER PLAYS PUBLISHED BY ERNEST BENN LTD_ _BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK. By GEORGE S. KAUFMAN & MARC CONNELLY_ _“A quaint and rollicking ‘nightmare play.’”—“Referee.”_ _“This amusing satire ... is the fiercest satire on materialism we have ever read.”—“Daily Graphic.”_ _THE COLONNADE. By STARK YOUNG_ _“Mr. Stark Young makes his effects with a beautiful simplicity and you have not to read far to perceive that ‘The Colonnade’ is a remarkable play. It comes to significant life in a scene, full of emotion, between father and son. There is a strong opposition of wills, and the difference between them repeats the difference that had separated the father from his wife.”—Allan Monkhouse in the “Manchester Guardian.”_ _THE MACHINE WRECKERS. By ERNST TOLLER. Translated by ASHLEY DUKES_