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Drama
Krutch, Joseph Wood | September 23, 1931 issue

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This article focuses on two theatrical productions. The play "Just to Remind You," written by Owen Davis has been discussed in this article. Civic consciousness has been aroused at last, and surely there could be no easier way of demonstrating the fact than by applauding a play which is all about gangsters and their nefarious ways. The play "Ladies of Creation," is a not unamusing comedy which would be an excellent one if it were always as funny as some of its lines. Unfortunately, however, this satire on the business woman, by Gladys Unger, has a good many languid stretches despite the acting of an admirable cast. Actors Chrystal Herne, Dorothy MacKaye and Spring Byington deserve all praise.

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DRAMA; DAVIS, Owen; UNGER, Gladys; GANGSTERS; MACKAYE, Dorothy; HERNE, Chrystal; COMEDY
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