_Brooklyn Daily Eagle_: "Mary MacMillan, whose first volume of short plays proved that she possessed unusual gifts as a dramatist, has justified the hopes of her friends in a second volume, 'More Short Plays,' which reveal the author as the possessor of a charming literary style coupled with a sure dramatic sense that never leads her idea astray.... In them all the reader will find a rich and delicate charm, a bountiful endowment of humor and wit, a penetrating knowledge of human nature, and a deft touch in the drawing of character. They are delicately and sympathetically done and their literary charm is undeniable." _Uniform with "Short Plays" Net, $1.75_ * * * * * _The Gift_ A POETIC DRAMA By MARGARET DOUGLAS ROGERS _A dramatic poem in two acts, treating in altogether new fashion the world old story of Pandora, the first woman._ _New Haven Times Leader_: "Well written and attractive." _Evangelical Messenger_: "A very beautifully written portrayal of the old story of Pandora." _Rochester Post Dispatch_: "There is much poetic feeling in the treatment of the subject." _Grand Rapids Herald_: "THE GIFT, dealing with this ever interesting mythological story, is a valuable addition to the dramas of the day." _St. Xavier Calendar_: "The story of Pandora is so set down as to bring out its stage possibilities. Told by Mrs. Rogers in exquisite language." _Salt Lake Tribune_: "The tale is charmingly wrought and has possibilities as a simple dramatic production, as well as being a delightful morsel of light reading." _Cincinnati Enquirer_: "The love story is delightfully told and the dramatic action of the play is swift and strong." _Buffalo Express_: "It is a delightful bit of fancy with a dramatic and poetic setting." _Boston Woman's Journal_: "Epimetheus and Pandora and her box are charmingly presented." _Worcester Gazette_: "It is absolutely refreshing to find a writer willing to risk a venture harking back to the times of the Muses and the other worthies of mythological fame. * * * The story of Pandora's box told in verse by a woman. It may be said it could not have been better written had a representative of the one who only assisted at the opening been responsible for the play." _Handsomely bound silk cloth Net, $1.00_ * * * * * _Comedies of Words and Other Plays_ BY ARTHUR SCHNITZLER TRANSLATED BY PIERRE LOVING {"_The Hour of Recognition_" {"_Great Scenes_" The contents are {"_The Festival of Bacchus_" {"_His Helpmate_" {"_Literature._"