A new volume of criticisms of plays and papers on acting, playmaking, and other dramatic problems, by Walter Prichard Eaton, dramatic critic, and author of "The American Stage of Today," "At the New Theater and Others," "Idyl of the Twin Fires," etc. The new volume begins with plays produced as far back as 1910, and brings the record down to the current year. One section is devoted to American plays, one to foreign plays acted on our stage, one to various revivals of Shakespeare. These sections form a record of the important activities of the American theater for the past six years, and constitute about half of the volume. The remainder of the book is given over to various discussions of the actor's art, of play construction, of the new stage craft, of new movements in our theater, such as the Washington Square Players, and several lighter essays in the satiric vein which characterized the author's work when he was the dramatic critic of the _New York Sun_. Unlike most volumes of criticisms, this one is illustrated, the pictures of the productions described in the text furnishing an additional historical record. At a time when the drama is regaining its lost position of literary dignity it is particularly fitting that dignified and intelligent criticism and discussion should also find accompanying publication. _Toronto Saturday Night_: Mr. Eaton writes well and with dignity and independence. His book should find favor with the more serious students of the Drama of the Day. _Detroit Free Press_: This is one of the most interesting and also valuable books on the modern drama that we have encountered in that period popularly referred to as "a dog's age." Mr. Eaton is a competent and well-esteemed critic. The book is a record of the activities of the American stage since 1910, down to the present. Mr. Eaton succinctly restores the play to the memory, revisualizes the actors, and puts the kernel of it into a nutshell for us to ponder over and by which to correct our impressions. _Large 12mo. About 420 pages, 10 full-page illustrations on Cameo Paper and End Papers Net $2.00_ _Gilt top. 3/4 Maroon Turkey Morocco Net 6.50_ * * * * * _Four Plays of the Free Theater_ Francois de Curel's _The Fossils_ Jean Jullien's _The Serenade_ Georges de Porto-Riche's _Francoise' Luck_ Georges Ancey's _The Dupe_ _Translated with an introduction on Antoine and Theatre Libre by BARRETT H. CLARK. Preface by BRIEUX, of the French Academy, and a Sonnet by EDMOND ROSTAND._ _The Review of Reviews says_: "A lengthy introduction, which is a gem of condensed information." _H. L. Mencken (in the Smart Set) says_: "Here we have, not only skilful playwriting, but also sound literature." _Brander Matthews says_: