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Looking Forward

(Continued from page 3)

ductions will be presented during the season, each for six performances. They will probably be as follows: Pinocchio presented with marionettes and actors; The Frog Prince and Jack and the Beanstalk in one bill, marionettes only, and marionettes in Julius Caesar's Circus and a Shakespearean comedy.

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PAGE SIX

WHAT WILL
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PAGE SEVEN

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GILBERT
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BERKELEY
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By JOHN L. BALDERSTON

with

LESLIE
HOWARD & MARGALO
GILLMORE

LYCEUM THEATRE, West 45th Street
Matinée Thursday & Saturday

FIRE NOTICE—Look around NOW and choose the Exit nearest to your seat. In case of fire, walk (not run) to THAT exit. Do not try to beat your neighbor to the street.
JOHN J. DORMAN, Fire Commissioner.

PROVINCETOWN PLAYHOUSE IN THE GARRICK THEATRE

NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH, 1929

Presents

A Rehearsal of
Provincetown Playhouse Productions

OVERTURE
Macklin Marrow, Conductor

THE CRITICS ON THE PROSCENIUM

Dialogue by GILBERT SELDES for the benefit of the performance
Petronius played by Daniel Reed
Mr. Button played by Lawrence Bolton

PATIENCE
by
GILBERT & SULLIVAN

As produced by Provincetown Playhouse in 1925
Under the direction of Robert Edmond Jones
Edgar Stehli

FASHION
by
ANNA CORA MOWATT
As produced by Provincetown Playhouse in 1923
Under the direction of Robert Edmond Jones
Mary Morris

(Program continued on page 12)

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PAGE TEN

PAGE ELEVEN

(Program continued from page 12)

WINTER BOUND

by
THOMAS H. DICKINSON

As produced by Provincetown Playhouse in 1929
Under the direction of James Light

Aline MacMahon, Marie Goff, Richard Abbott, Warren Colston

CIVIL WAR

Music arranged by LOUIS HORST
Scene—Niblo's Gardens—1863

Agnes De Mille

In 1927 Miss De Mille danced in the Provincetown Playhouse production of La Finta Giardiniera

THE HAIRY APE

by
EUGENE O'NEILL

As produced by Provincetown Playhouse in 1923
Under the direction of Eugene O'Neill and James Light

Yank..................................................George Tobias

Paddy..................................................Harry O'Neill

(Program continued on page 16)

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Scintillating Music of the Famous

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PAGE FOURTEEN

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PAGE FIFTEEN

"One of the most worthwhile operatic revivals of recent years must be credited to the Little Theatre Opera Company. The settings were handsomely contrived and the ensemble singing remarkably good throughout."

—The New Yorker.

The CHOCOLATE SOLDIER presented by
Little Theatre Opera Co.

AT THE
HECKSCHER THEATRE
Fifth Avenue at 104th Street

November 18-24

Tickets on Sale at Executive Offices,
Steinway Hall, 113 W. 57th St.

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Phone Bryant 9260

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Send them as gifts to

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For the benefit of seamen, at light-houses and life-saving stations

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Box Office: Wisconsin 3430

Business Office: Wisconsin 0943

Evenings

REGULAR PRICES
Orchestra and
Boxes 3.00

Balcony, $2.50, $2.00
$1.50, $1.00, .75.

Saturday Matinee

Orchestra, $2.50, $2.00
Boxes $3.00
Balcony, $2.00, $1.50
$1.00, .75.

Thursday Matinee

Orchestra $2.00
Boxes $2.50

Balcony, $1.50, $1.00
.75, .50.

The Experimental Theatre, Inc.
PROVINCETOWN PLAYHOUSE
IN THE GARRICK THEATRE

65 West 35th Street
New York City

Subscription Season
1929-1930

One Orchestra seat for
each of four re-
productions $8.00

One ($2.50) Balcony
seat for each produc-
tion $6.00

One ($1.50) Balcony
seat for each produc-
tion $4.00

For Special rates for
Theatre Parties, phone
Miss Zelia Dorfman
Business Office:
WISconsin 0943

Executive Staff

James Light ............................................Director

M. Eleanor Fitzgerald ....................................Executive Director

William Stahl............................................Assistant Director

Zelda Dorfman ............................................Subscriptions

Helen Deutsch ............................................Play Department

Mogens Petri ............................................Technical Director

Oliver M. Sayler, Inc....................................Press Department

Board of Directors

ARTHUR L. CARNS

JAMES LIGHT

OLIVER M. SAYLER

BARRETT H. CLARK

HAROLD MCGEE

CLEON THROCKMORTON

M. ELEANOR FITZGERALD

EUGENE O'NEILL

HARRY WEINBERGER

Advisory Committee

JAMES L. BANKS, JR.

HOWARD S. CULLMAN

ARTHUR L. CARNS

CHARLES H. MARSHALL

FREDERICK WARBURG

Contributors to Production Fund

Season 1929-30

Maurice Aisen

David A. Ansbacher

Helen Arthur

Joseph Aronstam

James L. Banks, Jr.

Mrs. Sidney C. Borg

Maurice Browne

Edmund H. Cahill

Arthur L. Carns

Howard S. Cullman

H. Gladys Crowe

Mrs. James B. Curtis

Mrs. Leonard Elmhirst

E. V. Eskesen

Edward A. Filene

August Franzen

Paul Green

Milton W. Harrison

Angelo Hirsch

Mrs. Ralph Jonas

Montifiore Kahn

Otto H. Kahn

Mrs. Thomas W. Lamont

Lawrence Langner

Hon. Herbert H. Lehman

Adolph Lewisohn

Mrs. Philip Lewisohn

William Lustgarten

Charles H. Marshall

Mrs. R. Osgood Mason

Gari Melchers

Mrs. Victor Morawetz

Lillian D. Rock

Robert Rockmore

Sidney Ross

Alfred S. Rossin

Mrs. H. Shipman

Lee Shubert

Sir Edgar Speyer

Manny Strauss

J. Duane Taylor

Hon. Irwin Untermeyer

Alfred Van Horn

Dr. Martin G. Vorhaus

Frederick M. Warburg

Clara A. Weiss

Master Carpenter..................Albert Gazverde

Master Electrician...........Joseph S. Roth

Master of Properties...........John Ahearn

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