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THE RECENT GENERAL ELECTION.

38 WOMEN CANDIDATES.

Following is the full lists in all, of women candidates who were poiminated at the recent General Eletion in Great "Britain:

CONSERVATIVE

„Viscountess Astor, Button Divi. Ply-

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Duchess of Atholl, Kinross & W: Perth-

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Hon Mr. Brotrick, Denbigh

Dame Helen Gayune Vaughan, North

Camberwell.

Miss Pilkington, St. Helens, Lanc

Violet Roberton, Glasgow, St. Bollox Liv

Mi Rachet Parsons, Lages, Inc.

Bilton Philipou, Berwick-on- Mry

Tweed.

LIBERAL

"Mes. Corbett "Ashby, Richmond. George Cadbury, King's Norton Div.

Biningham)

Mrs. Randolph Clarkson, Bimingham,

Moseley Div.

Mr. Dimsdale. Cambridge County. Mr. H. Polland, Gower, Glamor

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Mrs Ogilvie Gordon, Hastings,

Miss Mary Grant, Puntefract, Yorks Mrs. Rowler Moody, Hanley, Staffs, Lady Strabolgi, Glasgow. Pollak Div. “ Lady

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Changchun:-

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Miss Dorothy Jowson. Norwich. Miss Susan Lawrence, East Ham North. Miss Minnio Pallister, Burnemouth. Mrs. E. Palmer, T-le of Wight, Mis Mare Richardon, South Acton Miss Jessie Stanban, Portsmouth South. Mrs. Simpson, West Dorset, Countess of Warwick Warwick and

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Miss Ellen Wilkinson, Ashton-under-

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Mrs. Barton (Cooperative), Birming

bara King's Norton Div. Mrs. Oliver Strachey (Ind.). Brentford

and Chiswick.

Mrs. Wood (In

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Unionist). West Bel-

Viscountess Astor, Mrs. Wintringham, and Mrs. Philipson were the ·women members of the previous Parliament.

LONG-RUN ROMANCES.

The Co-Optimists" gave their thou- sandth performance in London last month and "The Merry Widow "was played' for the thousandth' time.« few days later. In each case, anys a writer in London paper, if you examine, you find the same. outstanding qualities-humour, gaiety, attractive music in, plenty.

Are these things the secret of excep-

tionally long runs in the theatre ? To

support such a suggestion there are the further instances of The Beggar's Opera," "The Maid of the "Mountains."

A Chinese Honeymoon," and Chu Chin Chow," which are among the eleven plays and entertainments that have been played more than one thousand times.

All the pieces that have achieved over a thousand performances without a break are humorous ones, three, of them-

Charley's Aunt," Our Boys,"

PA Little Bit of Fluff-being non-musical. The only play essentially not humerous

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that has ever lasted ten hundred times 8 BANGHAÏ OFFICE- without a revival was Romance."

There is one reniarkable thing about several of these proved gold nines of the theatre-they set out with very poor pro- spects of any exceptional success.

The Beggar's Opern" y neglected by managers from 188 when it had a run at the old Avenue Theatre (wrecked when the roof of Charing Cross railway station fall in), till it began its record run at Hammersmith in June, 1920.

and

"Cha Chia Chow" was written to pass the tinie and for a joke." Mr. Oscar Asche sent it to Daly's Theatre they never looked at it," and elsewhere, only to be told it was "no good." It was played 2,938 times without a break when it was ultimately put on at Fis

("Jesty's, "Theatre!

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The mecess of both The Co-Optins- ists" and "The Merry Widow." is n romance of the theatre.

Mr. George Graves, who still plays the part of the absurd Baros Popoff in

Tho lerry Widow on almost exactly the same lines as when he originated i in 1997, told me the other day that there was a time when the late George Ed- wardes would have sold his rights in the play for quite all sum of money down,

As for my own part," he said, “you could have got it on a sheet of notepaper nimost, and I thought so little of our chances that even the music of the play did not at first strike me as being any thing out of the ordinary.

The Co-Optimists" began in the middle of a heat wave and a coal strike hod with a capital of only 2000. They had just £200 behind them on their first night An hour before the urtain went up on the opening performance some of the company thought that the show was “awful," and a number of supposedly expert judges anid that it would not run.. for a month The Co-Optimista have played to a gross turnover of well over a quarter of a million pounds, making money hand over fist wherever they bave performed.

It seems to be impossible to analyse completely there long runs and their reasons; they just happen.

Dismissing the ruit of Mrs. Dorothy Grace Harnett for à deores of restitution

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