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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 763, 11 March 1910, Page 3

A ccbrtilng; to the American press, Miss! Helen Lowell, who will be remembered I out here for her incomparable imper-• sonation of Miss Hazy in "Mrs. Wiggs of! the' Cabbage Patch," has. made the bit of | her career in a production called "The ■ Lottery Man," in New York. . When; one remembers the really: excellent rendering .she'gave of. the .spineless spinster, one wonders if-her recent characterisation of the woebegone "companion" :in " the new piece' can possibly' outrival that of her Australian presentation. ' "There is an egg for breakfast," re-; marked a landlady to her lodger. "Which do yon prefer?" "Prefer?" repeated,the latter. "Where's the preference when you only offer an egg?" "Why, you can have an egg or—nothing!" was the sharp reply- ■ A man is not a Churchman for nothing, and' there are occasions when the interests of the Church as a spiritual society so far transcend .more- mundano claims that the path of duty is very clearly marked out. We believe that the general • otetion is one of those • occasions — "Guardian."