Gaiety, Denbeath

‘For the first three nights of the week, the Gaiety audiences were delighted with the dramatic fare presented in “The Man Who Made Good,” a stirring war yarn. Pathos and comedy were excellently blended, the artistes touching a high level of histrionic excellence in the portrayal of their respective parts. For the rest of the week. district play-goers will have an opportunity of passing their verdict on “The Plaything of an Hour,” another of these problem plays which are rapidly becoming a feature of the British stage'. Leven Advertiser & Wemyss Gazette, Thursday 5 December 1918.