"LYDIA GILMORE."
When Miss Margaret Anglin was in Australia, Mr. Henry Arthur Jones proposed: writing a play for her, in which ehe might appear either in London or New Tork; and now this work has .been completed. The first performance, has been announced to''take place at Baltimore, ~from which city the play will* if successful, bo taken to New York in due course'.' /'Lydia Gilmore" is its title, and it relates to. the affairs of a. doctor and his wife in a small town in the Midlands." ;Tha dootor being arrested for murder,, his wife decides to prove an alibi f by swearing that which she knows to be false—that no was not absent from home on tho fatal night. The barrister for the Crown, as a friend of Mrs. Gilmore, takes part in this scheme by instructing her what to reply to tho questions ho will put in cross-examination. The big scene, therefore, is in the court-room, and should give a : great opportunity for tho display of Miss-AnglinV well-known emotional power.'. 'Included in the cast is Miss Winifred Arthur Jones, daughter of the author.
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1384, 9 March 1912, Page 6
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185"LYDIA GILMORE." Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1384, 9 March 1912, Page 6
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