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Jean Anouilh: Critical Review by Eric Bentley

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SOURCE: Bentley, Eric. “Good Play, Well Done.” New Republic (25 January 1954): 20-1.

In the following review, Bentley praises the sets and acting in the 1954 New York production of Colombe.

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