No wonder “Kempy” has been such a tremendous hit in New York, Chicago--wherever it has played. It snaps with wit and humor of the most delightful kind. It’s electric. It’s small-town folk perfectly pictured. Full of types of varied sorts, each one done to a turn and served with zestful sauce. An ideal entertainment for amusement purposes. The story is about a high-falutin’ daughter who in a fit of pique marries the young plumber-architect, who comes to fix the water pipes, just because he “understands” her, having read her book and having sworn to marry the authoress. But in that story lies all the humor that kept the audience laughing every second of every act. Of course there are lots of ramifications, each of which bears its own brand of laughter-making potentials. But the plot and the story are not the main things. There is, for instance, the work of the company. The fun growing out of this family mixup is lively and clean. (Royalty, twenty-five dollars.) Price, 75 Cents. SAMUEL FRENCH, 25 West 45th Street, New York City New and Explicit Descriptive Catalogue Mailed Free on Request +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | FRENCH’S | | Standard Library Edition | | | | Includes Plays by | | | | Clyde Fitch Booth Tarkington | | William Gillette J. Hartley Manners | | Augustus Thomas James Forbes | | George Broadhurst James Montgomery | | Edward E. Kidder Wm. C. de Mille | | Percy MacKaye Roi Cooper Megrue | | Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Edward E. Rose | | Louis N. Parker Israel Zangwill | | R. C. Carton Henry Bernstein | | Alfred Sutro Harold Brighouse | | Richard Harding Davis Channing Pollock | | Sir Arthur W. Pinero Harry Durant | | Anthony Hope Winchell Smith | | Oscar Wilde Margaret Mayo | | Haddon Chambers Edward Peple | | Jerome K. Jerome A. E. W. Mason | | Cosmo Gordon Lennox Charles Klein | | H. V. Esmond Henry Arthur Jones | | Mark Swan A. E. Thomas | | Grace L. Furniss Fred. Ballard | | Marguerite Merrington Cyril Harcourt |