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Productions of Schnitzler's Flays in the United States (continued)
In Englleh Translation
"The progressive Stage Society'
Flirtation (Liebelei). siven by
In New York City, in 1905. (February)
The Reekoning, (Liebelei) at the Berkey Lyceum, in New York
Oity by Katherine Grey in 1907.
The Green Cockatoo, at the Lyceum Theater in New York City.
(Krs. Fiske's production) on April 11, 1910.
(With Hannele’s Himmelfahrt) (Translated by P. Littell and
C. Rublee).
Märchen, produced by the Shaberts at the Garriok Theater in
Schleage on Sept. 12, 1910.
(In English version by Nina Lewton: with Mme. Nazimova
as Fanny)
ffairs of Anatol, five scenes; in addition "A Christians Present
The A
(Weihnachtseinkaufe"). und "An Episode" (Denksteine
at the Little Theater in New York City on Mar. 12, 1911.
John Barrymore as Anatol; the five ladies-Gail Kane,
Doris Keane, Marguerite Clark, Katharina Emmet, Isabelle Lee.
ffairs of Anatol, (five Episodes) at the little Theater
The
in New York, October 14. 1912. (Barker
Barrymore as Anstol).
affairs of Anatol, by a New York Company at The Five Arts
Theater in Chicago, Dec. 17, 1912.
The Affairs of Anatol, a different performance by the Chioage
Littie Theater Company, also on December 17. 1912.
literature, at the Bandbox Theater in New York City, by
Washington Square Players on Nov. 8, 1915.
Pleying with love, (Liebelei), at the Lyceum Theater in New
York City. in March, 1916.
In the Marionette Theater - "The Gallant Gassian", at the
Triangle Theater in New York City on Saturday, Jan. 20,1923
at Program of thislieater. (Bv aubscription only)
as the
Directed by Remo Bufano, Manager Florence Koehler.
The Call of Life, produced by the Actors' Theater at the
Comedy Thestre In New York City in October, 1915.
(English version by Dorothy Donnelly; Eva Le Gallienne in
the cast).