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Fifty Contemporary One-Act Plays

THE TENOR

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A Comedy By Frank Wedekind Translated by André Tridon.

Copyright, 1913, by André Tridon. All rights reserved.

CHARACTERS

Gerardo [Wagnerian tenor, thirty-six years old]. Helen Marova [a beautiful dark-haired woman of twenty-five]. Professor Duhring [sixty, the typical "misunderstood genius"]. Miss Isabel Cœhurne [a blonde English girl of sixteen]. Muller [hotel manager]. A Valet. A Bell Boy. An Unknown Woman.

Time: The present.

Place: A city in Austria.

The Tenor was first produced in America by the Washington Square Players. Applications for permission to perform The Tenor must be addressed to André Tridon, 121 Madison Avenue, New York.

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