Editing Toad of Toad Hall (section)

==Critical response==
Reviewing the Liverpool premiere, ''[[The Stage]]'' commented that Milne had succeeded brilliantly in putting Grahame's characters on the stage, but thought the play might be over the heads of a children's audience, having "so much in it to appeal to the adult mind".<ref>"Provincial Productions", ''The Stage'', 26 December 1929, p. 18</ref> The other principal theatrical paper, ''[[The Era (newspaper)|The Era]]'', thought that there might be "a certain amount of doubt whether Mr Milne has succeeded in bringing the peculiar and indefinable atmosphere of Kenneth Grahame's little classic in the realms of fantasy, ''The Wind in the Willows'', on to the stage. But perhaps he never attempted to do so. What he has actually done has been to provide an entertainment brimful of delight, for childish hearts".<ref>"Toad of Toad Hall", ''The Era'', 24 December 1920, p. 1</ref>