The Game of Chess: A Play in One Act |
THE GAME OF CHESS
STAGE GUILD PLAYS
THE GAME OF CHESS
THE STAGE GUILD
PLAYS & MASQUES | By Kenneth Sawyer Goodman | | DUST OF THE ROAD: A Play in One Act. | net 35c | | THE GAME OF CHESS: A Play in One Act. | net 35c | By Kenneth Sawyer Goodman
and Thomas Wood Stevens | | THE MASQUE OF QUETZAL’S BOWL. | net 25c | | A PAGEANT FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY. | net 35c | | THE MASQUE OF MONTEZUMA. | net 25c | THE DAIMIO’S HEAD, MONTEZUMA & QUETZAL’S
BOWL together, bound in cloth, | net $1.00 | | RYLAND: A Comedy in One Act. | net 25c | | CÆSAR’S GODS: A Byzantine Masque. | net 25c | | HOLBEIN IN BLACKFRIARS: An Improbable Comedy. | net 25c | By Wallace Rice and
Thomas Wood Stevens | | THE CHAPLET OF PAN: A Masque. | net 35c | The above are to be had of all
book-sellers or of THE STAGE GUILD,
Railway Exchange Building, Chicago,
and VAUGHAN & GOMME, 2
East Twenty-ninth Street, New York. |
THE GAME OF CHESS A PLAY IN ONE ACT BY
KENNETH SAWYER GOODMAN NEW YORK
VAUGHAN & GOMME
MCMXIV
Copyright 1914 by
Kenneth Sawyer Goodman
All rights reserved Notice: Application for permission to perform this play in the United States should be made to The Stage Guild, Railway Exchange Building, Chicago; and application for permission to perform it elsewhere should be made to Mr. B. Iden Payne, The Gaiety Theatre, Manchester, England. No performance of it may take place without consent of the owners of the acting rights.
THE GAME OF CHESS was first produced by B. Iden Payne under the auspices of the Chicago Theatre Society at the Fine Arts Theatre, November 18th, 1913, with the following caste: | Alexis Alexandrovitch | Walter Hampden | | Boris Ivanovitch Shamrayeff | Whitford Kane | | Constantine | T. W. Gibson | | Footman | Howard Plinge |
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