Coquelin

After getting the invitation, Mme. Coquelin ordered a magnificent gown for the occasion.

M. Coquelin thinks that she reminds one at once of Alphonsine and of Chaumont, and that she holds a middle place between the two.

But during the three years since I had last seen him, Coquelin had made immense strides in this rle.

It is that power of sustaining an expression, unchanged, and yet always full of living significance, that I find in Coquelin.

M. Coquelin is at the Royalty with an efficient French Company appearing in a round of his best-known characters.