SMAD. An Organ of Student Opinion. 1936. Volume 7. Number 8.
Pungent Satire
Pungent Satire.
Bernard Shaw is supposed to have remarked when he read "Journey's End" that it contained enough material for half-a-dozen plays. We could say of "Hell's Bells" that it held enough material for half-adozen extravs. Every line and every word were significant, there were thrusts, quips, and skits in every speech, while the songs had a sting that would have provoked a professorial banning three years ago.