New York Idea - Couverture souple

Mitchell, Langdon

 
9780874407433: New York Idea

Synopsis

A Farcical Comedy for All Groups

Characters: 9 male, 6 female. Three interior scenes

"New York Idea" is a sparkling American classic. Baker's is pleased to offer this polished comedy about New York society at the turn of the century and its heads or tails attitude towards divorce. The action takes place on the eve of Cynthia Karslake's wedding and on the day itself. Gathered for the occasion are all the intended, rejected and contemplated, along with the usual relatives and servants (used to great effect as ploys for various schemes). Throw into the mix Sir Wilfrid Cates-Darby, a visting Englishman who looks upon the New York marriage mores with delighted and ripe mischief, and you have all the ingredients for uproarious farce. In the end, the intended aren't, the rejected are, and it's all a merry scene of deception and self-deception.

""The New York Idea" (is) a notable work of the early 20th century Broadway stage." - "Variety"

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Sir Wilfrid Cates-D arby George Arliss John Karslake -J ohn Mason Mrs. Cynthia Karslake, his divorced wife -. Mrs. Fiske Nogam, his valet -D udley Digges Tim,F iddler -R obert V. Ferguson Thomas, the Phillimores family servant -R ichard Clarke ACT ID rawing-R ooni in the Phillimore house, Washington Square. Wednesday afternoon, at five oclock. ACT II Mrs. Vida Philliraore s Boudoir, Fifth A venue. Thursday morning, at eleven. ACT III Same as A ct I. Thursday evening, at ten. ACT IV John Karslake s House, Madison A venue. Thursday, at midnight. Scene New York. Time The Present The production staged by Mr. and Mrs. Fiske.
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