An advertisement excerpt from "A Selected List of Dramatic Literature" published by the Stewart & Kidd Company. [1920]"The thorough success of the volume entitled "Portmanteau Plays" has encouraged the publication of a second series under the title More Portmanteau Plays. This continuation carries on the work begun in the first book, and contains "The Lady of the Weeping Willow Tree," one of the finest and most effective pieces Stuart Walker has presented under his own name; "The Very Naked Boy," a slight, whimsical, and ...
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An advertisement excerpt from "A Selected List of Dramatic Literature" published by the Stewart & Kidd Company. [1920]"The thorough success of the volume entitled "Portmanteau Plays" has encouraged the publication of a second series under the title More Portmanteau Plays. This continuation carries on the work begun in the first book, and contains "The Lady of the Weeping Willow Tree," one of the finest and most effective pieces Stuart Walker has presented under his own name; "The Very Naked Boy," a slight, whimsical, and wholly delightful bit of foolery; "Jonathan Makes a Wish," a truly strong three-act work with an appeal of unusual vigor.
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