Finding there is a wide demand for plays which commend themselves to amateurs and to casts comprised largely of children. Miss Richardson, already well and widely known, has here given four plays which, are unusually clever and fill this need. They call for but little stage setting, and that of the simplest kind, are suited to presentation the year around, and can be effectively produced by amateurs without difficulty. CLOTH BINDING . . . $1.00 PUCK: IN PETTICOATS By GRACE RICHARDSON Five plays about children, for children to play--Hansel and Gretel, The Wishing Well, The Ring of Salt, The Moon Dream, and Puck in Petticoats. Each is accompanied by stage directions, property plots and other helpful suggestions for acting. Some of the plays take but twenty minutes, others as long as an hour to produce, and every one of the five are clever. CLOTH BINDING . . . $1.00 HANDY BOOK OF PLAYS FOR GIRLS By DOROTHY CLEATHER Not one of the six sparkling plays between these covers calls for a male character, being designed for the use of casts of girls only. They are easily, effectively staged--just the sort that girls like to play and that enthusiastic audiences heartily enjoy. CLOTH BINDING . . . $0.50 End of Project Gutenberg's The Auto Boys' Vacation, by James A. Braden