n the walls tears are painted, | disclose to him the fact that this time at least he is'is fully illuminated. At one side of the stage, in the and in close juxtaposition are two somewhat incon-| never out of their sight. He leaves the stage and his|back of the picture, is a painting of a skeleton… … sheet. Now, as the spec- reflected head of the tators watch him, he skeleton. The wrapping gradually dissolves or fades away and in his place;the nature of the drama in which he has been an un-| with the sheet, presumably the enveloping in a shroud, appears a skeleton in the coffin. Again, at the…
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