_Translated into English_

By Mrs. BERNARD SHAW, ST. JOHN HANKIN
and JOHN POLLOCK

_12mo. Cloth, price $1.50 net_

"In that kind of comedy," writes BERNARD SHAW, "which is so true to life
that we have to call it tragi-comedy, and which is not only an
entertainment but a history and a criticism of contemporary morals,
BRIEUX is incomparably the greatest writer France has produced since
Moliere."

The three plays in this volume are a first instalment into English of
the work of a man who has been admitted into the French Academy for his
splendid achievements, and who is recognized by the best thinkers in
Europe as one of the profoundest moral forces expressing itself as
literature to-day.

No earnest man or woman can read these plays without being deeply moved
and deeply touched. One of the plays was read by Brieux himself, at the
special invitation of the pastor, from the pulpit of a church in Geneva.

BERNARD SHAW'S PLAYS

The following Plays by Bernard Shaw are issued in separate volumes,
bound in stiff paper wrappers.

_Price 40 cents net per volume_

WIDOWERS' HOUSES

THE PHILANDERER

MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION

ARMS AND THE MAN

CANDIDA

YOU NEVER CAN TELL

THE ADMIRABLE BASHVILLE

THE DEVIL'S DISCIPLE

CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA

CAPTAIN BRASSBOUND'S CONVERSION

MAN AND SUPERMAN

JOHN BULL'S OTHER ISLAND

MAJOR BARBARA

THE MAN OF DESTINY, AND HOW HE LIED TO HER HUSBAND

THE DOCTOR'S DILEMMA

GETTING MARRIED

THE SHEWING-UP OF BLANCO POSNET

PRESS CUTTINGS

BRENTANO'S

Fifth Avenue and 27th Street New York

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