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Drama
November 28, 1907 issue

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The article discusses several dramas. The little book "The Ibsen Secret," by Jeannette Lee, is chiefly remarkable for its ingenuity in the exposition of a futile theory and its radical misconception of what constitutes dramatic merit. Whoever wishes a daily reminder of dramatist Johann Wolfgang von Goethe will find the book "Goethe Kalender," for 1908 just the thing. If symbolism be as some writers seem to hold, a great virtue, the play "The Toy-Maker of Nuremberg," which was produced in the Garrick Theatre, might lay claim to a place of high distinction as drama.

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DRAMA; IBSEN Secret, The (Book); LEE, Jeannette; TOY-Maker of Nuremberg, The (Theatrical production); VON Goethe, Johann Wolfgang; DRAMATISTS
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