"Professor Harry, teacher of Greek in the Cincinnati University, has written a new metrical translation of the Antigone of Sophocles. The translation is of fine dramatic quality." _Oregonian_, Portland: "A splendidly executed translation of the celebrated Greek tragedy." _Herald_, Boston: "Scholars will not need to be urged to read this noteworthy piece of literary work, and we hope that many others who have no special scholarly interest will be led to its perusal." _8vo. cloth. Dignified binding Net, $1.00_ * * * * * "_European Dramatists_" By ARCHIBALD HENDERSON _Author of_ "George Bernard Shaw: His Life and Works." _In the present work the famous dramatic critic and biographer of Shaw has considered six representative dramatists outside of the United States, some living, some dead--Strindberg, Ibsen, Maeterlinck, Wilde, Shaw, Barker, and Schnitzler._ Velma Swanston Howard says: "Prof. Henderson's appraisal of Strindberg is certainly the fairest, kindest and most impersonal that I have yet seen. The author has that rare combination of intellectual power and spiritual insight which casts a clear, strong light upon all subjects under his treatment." _Baltimore Evening Sun_: "Prof. Henderson's criticism is not only notable for its understanding and good sense, but also for the extraordinary range and accuracy of its information." Jeanette L. Gilder, in the _Chicago Tribune_: "Henderson is a writer who throws new light on old subjects." _Chicago Record Herald_: "His essays in interpretation are welcome. Mr. Henderson has a catholic spirit and writes without parochial prejudice--a thing deplorably rare among American critics of the present day. * * * One finds that one agrees with Mr. Henderson's main contentions and is eager to break a lance with him about minor points, which is only a way of saying that he is stimulating, that he strikes sparks. He knows his age thoroughly and lives in it with eager sympathy and understanding." _Providence Journal_: "Henderson has done his work, within its obvious limitations, in an exceedingly competent manner. He has the happy faculty of making his biographical treatment interesting, combining the personal facts and a fairly clear and entertaining portrait of the individual with intelligent critical comment on his artistic work." _Photogravure frontispiece, handsomely printed and bound, large 12mo Net, $2.00_ * * * * * _At Last You May Understand G. B. S._ Perhaps once in a generation a figure of commanding greatness appears, one through whose life the history of his time may be read. There is but one such man today. _George Bernard Shaw_ HIS LIFE AND WORKS A CRITICAL BIOGRAPHY (Authorized) By ARCHIBALD HENDERSON, M.A. Ph.D.