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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1684, 26 February 1913, Page 2

A novel idea to increase public interest in poetry has been hit on by Jfr. Harold Monro, editor cf a monthly review, "Foetrv aiul Drama." lie has opened a "Poetry Shop" in. Devonshire Street, Theobalds Road, London, where everybody's poetry, popular and unpopular, ' wall" be on sale. Besides tjio shop and his editorial office, this old-fashioned roomv houso is to provido lodgings for pcets' who wish for inexpensive town quarters. So some of the work sold in tho shop may bo "done on the premises;" Yesterday's cablo 'messages stated that Mr. B. A. Meyer, a theatrical manager, had secured a dissolution of marriage from his wife. Mr. Meyer is fairly wellknown in New Zealand, and familiarly known in theatrical circles in London,' He was assistant with 'Mt'.i Charles Frohniann at one time and wits manager at the Avenue Theatre, London;' and the Shaftsbury Theatro in IOOSi'/'Of, late yenrs lie has been business inamieor for Mr. Oscar Asclio and was in Wellington in that capacity with tho company last year. His.wife is professionally known as Mies Dorothy is a daughter of those'fiiiiiflus players; Mr; and Mrs. Kendall.. 'Tlib parties were mriil- - in October! Ijo3.V ( j: We will romo\xy or phck.your Furniture to your own satisfaction, or return.your money.. IJl<ilip. and Cnriiselc,.. 11 Hunter Struct, 'phano -017; 23 l'irle Street, 'plioiio 1005.—Advti