The Drama for November will be a notable number. Rabindranath Tagore will contribute an article on the stage that crystallizes much of the present diverse generalization, especially in discussions of stagecraft. Julius Brouta, perhaps the most celebrated drama critic of Spain, will write of the work of Benavente, a brilliant Spanish playwright of today. A puppet play of Benavente, the popular Los Interessos Creados, will be printed in its entirety. The New Stage Art in its Relation to Drama will be considered from a new point of view by Alice Corbin Henderson. The articles begun in the present number, Playing Hamlet as Shakespeare Staged It in 1601, by Charlotte Porter, and The Evolution of the Actor, by Arthur Pollock, will be concluded.
In November also will appear what promises to be one of the most important pieces of dramatic poetry ever written in America, Edwin Arlington Robinson’s Ben Jonson Entertains a Man from Stratford. In beauty of verse, in poetic vision, and in its appreciation of the fine human quality of Shakespeare the poem is a leading feature of the Shakespeare Tercentenary Celebration.
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