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# • China: The sorrows of Han.
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# China: The sorrows of Han.
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# • Japan: Benkel on the bridge, by Hiyoshi Yasukiyo.
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# Japan: Benkel on the bridge, by Hiyoshi Yasukiyo.
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# • England: High life below stairs, by David Garrick.
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# England: High life below stairs, by David Garrick.
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# • Turkey: The Vezir of Lankuran, by Fath'All.
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# Turkey: The Vezir of Lankuran, by Fath'All.
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# • Russia: Diamond cuts diamond, by Nikolai Gogol.
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# Russia: Diamond cuts diamond, by Nikolai Gogol.
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# • Poland: Vaclav, the bandit, by Tadeusz Przeworsky.
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# Poland: Vaclav, the bandit, by Tadeusz Przeworsky.
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# • Rumania: The Jews of Hodos, by Sandor Martinescu.
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# Rumania: The Jews of Hodos, by Sandor Martinescu.
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# • Austria: Christmas to Bolzano, 1935, by Emmerich Baur.
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# Austria: Christmas to Bolzano, 1935, by Emmerich Baur.
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# • Germany: The broken pitcher, after Heinrich von Kleist.
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# Germany: The broken pitcher, after Heinrich von Kleist.
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# • France: The hands of Hardouin, by Jean Sartene.
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# France: The hands of Hardouin, by Jean Sartene.
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# • South Africa: In the drought, by J. du Plessis.
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# South Africa: In the drought, by J. du Plessis.
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# • Canada: "I love you," by Louvigny de Montigny.
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# Canada: "I love you," by Louvigny de Montigny.
 
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Revision as of 06:41, 21 May 2020

Short Plays from Twelve Countries . London: George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd, (1937).


Contains:

  1. China: The sorrows of Han.
  2. Japan: Benkel on the bridge, by Hiyoshi Yasukiyo.
  3. England: High life below stairs, by David Garrick.
  4. Turkey: The Vezir of Lankuran, by Fath'All.
  5. Russia: Diamond cuts diamond, by Nikolai Gogol.
  6. Poland: Vaclav, the bandit, by Tadeusz Przeworsky.
  7. Rumania: The Jews of Hodos, by Sandor Martinescu.
  8. Austria: Christmas to Bolzano, 1935, by Emmerich Baur.
  9. Germany: The broken pitcher, after Heinrich von Kleist.
  10. France: The hands of Hardouin, by Jean Sartene.
  11. South Africa: In the drought, by J. du Plessis.
  12. Canada: "I love you," by Louvigny de Montigny.