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He Who Gets Slapped

He Who Gets Slapped

Gregory Zilboorg translation

A PLAY IN FOUR ACTS BY LEONID ANDREYEV TRANSLATED FROM THE RUSSIAN WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY GREGORY ZILBOORG

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NEW YORK BRENTANO'S Publishers Copyright, 1922, by BRENTANO'S ——— Copyright, 1921, by THE DIAL PUBLISHING COMPANY ——— All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America

INTRODUCTION, ACT I, ACT II, ACT III, ACT IV

The first regular production of HE in English was by The Theatre Guild on January 9, 1922, at the Garrick Theatre, New York. The original cast was as follows:

Tilly } Musical Clowns { Philip Leigh

Polly Edgar Stehli

Briquet, Manager of the Circus Ernest Cossart

Mancini, Consuelo's Father Frank Reicher

Zinida, a Lion Tamer Helen Westley

Angelica } Trapeze Performers { Martha Bryan Allen

Estelle Helen Sheridan

Francois Edwin R. Wolfe

HE Richard Bennett

Jackson, a ClownHenry Travers

Consuelo, the Equestrian Tango QueenMargalo Gillmore

Alfred Bezano, a Bareback RiderJohn Rutherford

Baron RegnardLouis Calvert

A GentlemanJohn Blair

Wardrobe LadyKathryn Wilson

UsherCharles Cheltenham

ConductorEdwin R. Wolfe

PierrePhilip Loeb

A Sword DancerRenee Wilde

Ballet MasterOliver Grymes

Ballet Girls { Vera Tompkins Anne Tonnetti Marguerite Wernimont Frances Ryan

Actresses in Circus Pantomime { Adele St. Maur Sara Enright

Thomas, a Strong Man Dante Voltaire

A Snake CharmerJoan Clement

A ContortionistRichard Coolidge

A Riding MasterKenneth Lawton

A JugglerFrancis G. Sadtler

Acrobats { Sears Taylor Luigi Belastro

Stage Manager, Philip Loeb Ass't Stage Manager, Oliver Grymes

Produced under the direction of ROBERT MILTON

Settings and Costumes by LEE SIMONSON

"Stage, screen, and amateur rights for the translation and the original play in all English-speaking countries are owned and controlled by The Theatre Guild, 65 West 35th St., New York City. No public readings or performances may be given without their written consent."

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