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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7020, 7 January 1910, Page 5

"The Clim: delightful pi its treatment, which 'blends a real cal atmosphere with intensely dramatic situations. There are only fonr people : _ it- --st—an old Italian music mashis son, their girl pupil, wha lives with them in true Bohemia; and the girl's lover, an American doctor, who hates the idea of his fiancee adopting: the stage as a profession. The fact Florence Young is playing of the girl, and thus makes it in drama, lends an added in- > the play. Mr Reginald Rob's the doctor, Mr James B. (1 and Mr Dion Titheradge, the two Italians (father and son). Mr Ernest Mansfield, who has returned from the Arctic Circle, states that in Spitsbergen there are the richest veins of smokeless coal in the worid, i