 Against all this, on the other hand, the play has to its credit the advantage of an intricate plot clearly set out, of rapid action of a sensational kind and two of three beautiful tableaux – elements of good which caused it to be welcomed on Saturday with the most extravagant expressions of delight.This play was often revived over the next few years.Alfred Dampier's last performance on stage was as Reverend North in a production of the play on 10 November 1905.