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The comedies, Contains those plays for which Lady Gregory is probably best remembered: Spreading the News, Hyacinth Halvey, The Jackdaw, The Rising of the Moon, and The Workhouse Ward. Also included are The Bogie Men, A Losing Game, Michelin, The Meadow Gate, The Dispensary, The Lighted Window, and The Shoelace.
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Marsha Snipe
reviewed The Wonder & Supernatural Plays, Vol. 3 on August 12, 2009
The Wonder & Supernatural Plays, Vol. 3
An early Wodehouse that reads a lot like a later one. The comedy is not as developed as in would be in his Jeeves and Wooster books, but the kidnapping plot's close. The character's need a little work too. They're a bit flat. Although, I really enjoyed W's portrayal of the American kidnappers. The main character doesn't have the charm of Bertie Wooster, but he's a likable chap and serviceable for this particular story. Good stuff! I haven't been a fan of W's early work (too heavy on the drippy romance), but this one is the stuff to give the troops!
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