"Run along and put on male attire.

I found your stuff and some time I'll tell you where, but not now." The play progressed with remarkable smoothness, and the various actors received unstinted applause from the audience, but from first to last Anne was the star.

Her portrayal of Rosalind left little to be desired.
Time after time Mr.Southard led the applause, and was ably seconded by Hippy, Reddy, David and Tom, who fairly wriggled with enthusiasm.
Next to Anne, Nora, perhaps, came second.

Her delivery of Touchstone's lines was delightful and she kept the audience in a gale of mirth whenever she appeared.
It was over at last.

The closing line of the Epilogue had been spoken by Rosalind, and she had taken five curtain calls and retired with her arms full of flowers.