THE SWAN

_English Texts Copyright, 1922, by_

BENJAMIN GLAZER, N. Y.

_German Texts, Copyright, 1921, by_

M. BARD, VIENNA.

_CAUTION_—All persons are hereby warned that the plays published in

this volume are fully protected under the copyright laws of the United

States and all foreign countries, and are subject to royalty, and anyone

presenting any of said plays without the consent of the Author or his

recognized agents, will be liable to the penalties by law provided.

Applications for the acting rights of “Fashions for Men” must be made to

the Modern Theatre Corporation, 17 East 45th Street, New York City.

_Printed in the United States of America_

_First printing, November, 1922._

_Second printing, November, 1923._

_Third printing, February, 1924._

_Fourth printing, May, 1924._

_Fifth printing, November, 1924._

As originally produced by Maurice S. Revnes, November, 1922, New York

City.

_CAST OF CHARACTERS_

(In the order of their appearance)

_Peter Juhasz_ O. P. Heggie

_Adele, his wife_ Beth Merrill

_Aristocratic Lady_ Edythe Tressider

_Oscar_ Clarke Silvernail

_Unassuming Lady_ Frances Goodrich

_Philip_ Frank Peters

_Young Gentleman_ Fred Burton

_Paula_ Helen Gahagan

_Adolf_ George Frenger

_The Count_ Edwin Nicander

_Delivery Boy_ James Hagen

_Domokos_ George Frenger

_Santha_ Fred Barton

_Mate_ Charles Ellis

_Maid_ Sedonia Elin

_Thorough Young Lady_ Katherine Haden

_Dissatisfied Lady_ Frances Goodrich

_Nervous Gentleman_ John Rogers

_Old Gentleman_ James Hagen

_Patient Lady_ Sedonia Elin

_Cabman_ George Frenger

_Staged by_ MR. GLAZER

_Settings by_ SHELDON K. VIELE

_Stage Manager_ JAMES HAGEN

_Scenery painted by_ ROBERT W. BERGMAN

_Costumes by_ ALINE BERNSTEIN

_Act 1, built by_ THEODORE REISIG

_Act 2, built by_ SAMUEL FRIEDMAN

_General Manager_ JOHN PETER TOOHEY

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