EUROPE’S DICTATORS.
BERNARD SHAW’S PLAY. NEW VERSION MADE NECESSARY LONDON, October 17. Mr Bernard ShaAV says that Signor Mussolini’s [persecution of Jcws compels him to re-Avrite his latest . play ‘ ‘Geneva.” In this play, recently, performed at Malvern, Signor Mussolini and Herr Hitler, thinly disguised as “Bombardone’’ and “Bailor,” argue their political faiths. Mr Shaw ;says:/. /“I can’t, -for the life of me, understand Avhy Mussolini turned JeAA T -baiter. His banishment of women from, Government positions is easier to understand. He is a little oldfashioned about women. “Mussolini certainly did something useful at Munich. Of course, lie did not Avant Avar.' His hands are full already. Hitler, likeAvise, did not want war and quickly sent for Mr Chamberlain when he learnt avg Avere going to fight.”
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 59, Issue 22, 5 November 1938, Page 5
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