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Alice in Wonderland

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Illustration from Alice in Wonderland A Dramatization of Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass"

Alice: You’re Humpty Dumpty! Just like an egg. [Page 24]

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Illustration from Alice in Wonderland A Dramatization of Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass"

Copyright A. C. McCLURG & CO. 1915

Published December, 1915

Rights to produce this play in all countries of the world are reserved by Alice Gerstenberg

W. F. MAEL PRINTING COMPANY, CHICAGO

TO THE MEMORY OF LEWIS CARROLL
TO THE MEMORY OF LEWIS CARROLL

This dramatic rendering of Alice in Wonderland, by Alice Gerstenberg of Chicago, was produced by The Players Producing Company of Chicago (Aline Barnsdall and Arthur Bissell), at the Fine Arts Theater, Chicago, February 11, 1915. After a successful run it opened at the Booth Theater, New York, March 23, 1915.

The scenery and the costumes were designed by William Penhallow Henderson of Chicago.

The music was written by Eric De Lamarter of Chicago.

The advertising posters and cards were designed by Jerome Blum of Chicago.

The illustrations of the characters of the play in this book were drawn by J. Allen St. John from photographs by Victor Georg of Chicago.

W. H. Gilmore staged the play with the following cast:

Lewis CarrollFrank Stirling

AliceVivian Tobin

Red QueenFlorence LeClercq

White QueenMary Servoss

White RabbitDonald Gallaher

Humpty DumptyAlfred Donohoe

GryphonFred W. Permain

Mock TurtleGeoffrey Stein

Mad HatterGeoffrey Stein

March HareFred W. Permain

DormouseJ. Gunnis Davis

Frog FootmanWalter Kingsford

DuchessKenyon Bishop

Cheshire CatAlfred Donohoe

King of HeartsFrederick Annerly

Queen of HeartsWinifred Hanley

Knave of Hearts Foxhall Daingerfield

CaterpillarWalter Kingsford

Two of SpadesRule Pyott

Five of SpadesFrance Bendtsen

Seven of Spades John A. Rice

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