The young actor who thought he saw his part in Max-well's play had so far made his way upward on the Pacific Coast that he felt justified in taking the road with a combi-nation of his own. He met the author at a dinner of the Pa-pyrus Club in Boston, where they were introduced with a facile flourish of praise from the journalist who brought them together, as the very men who were looking for each other, and who ought to be able to give the American public a real American drama. The actor, who believed he had an ideal of this drama, professed an immediate interest in the kind of thing Maxwell told him he was trying to do, and asked him to come the next day, if he did not mind its being Sunday, and talk the play over with him.