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“Sweet and Sour” by George Jean Nathan (Continued from paye 11) themselves upon their sit-spots, indi- ng terror, Then a stage-hand thre’ a red light on them and they rolled over and lay still. According to the program, all this depicted the wrath of the Sun God when he learned that his charges had been fired by earthly passion. So far as I could make out, however, it more accurately represented what happens when a lot of otherwise nice girls from » Who would make good country wol-teachers, get it into their heads at all one has to do to become an Isa- dora Dunean or a Pavlowa is to undress, wrap a piece of gauze around the Mason- Dixon line, and get a job in a theater up an_alley being excessively symbolical. 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