The Stage as a Profession for Women in England
Mr Cyril Maude discusses women in theatre, praising the profession for impact and potential, but warning of loneliness and peril from fame. He describes a non profit drama school with notable leaders, the path from training to stage work, and the dangers of overoptimism, vanity, and obsession with the stage.
The Stage and the Women Who Rule It
A fountain of reflections argues that the stage depends on women for its future and public taste. The author defends acting as a moral force, criticizes sensational plays, and urges educated young women to support theatre with discerning choices.
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