From The Era of 18 June, 1930.
The author and Miss Dorothy Holmes-Gore have, between them, given very real character in Lorna Garvin, the athletic, embittered, thirty-ish spinster. This was very fine creation indeed. Mr. Reginald Gardner, whom it has so often been our pleasure to see playing the amiable fool, gave us a piece of magnificently dignified and reticent acting as Satafroo: Mr. Cecil Parker was excellent as the decent-natured and muddleheaded Philip; Miss Marion Fawcett's brief appearance as the injured Mrs Macdonald revealed a great deal; Mr Charles Mortimer bustled energetically and amusingly as a native doctor! Mr. Aubrey Dexter gave good study of degeneration; and Mr. Douglas Blandford was silkily elegant its Robindra Sen. |
The Stage commented that the play was about aspects of life in India, and was played skilfully and was well received.