Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: THE LITTLE GRAY LADY THE ORIGINAL CASTS. (Eastern Company—Garrick and Majestic Theaters, New York, beginning January 2$th, 1906.) Perriton Carlyle John W. Albaugh, Jr. Samuel Meade William Humphrey Captain Henry Jordan Charles A. day Richard Graham Robert Ober Mr. Upton Cyril Vezina Bob, an urchin Harry Wagner Anna Gray Julia Dean Ruth Jordan Dorothy Donnelly Mrs. Jordan '. Eva Vincent Mrs. Graham, nee Garruth Justina Wayne Miss Wadleigh Rachel Burr (Western Company—Studebaker Theater, Chicago, beginning March I2th, 1906.) Perriton Carlyle Stephen Graft en Samuel Meade Edward Eisner Captain Henry Jordan Frank Opperman Richard Graham Charles D. Pitt Mr. Upton A. Latschka Bob, an urchin Harold De Becker Anna Gray Pauline Frederick Ruth Jordan Ola Humphry Mrs. Jordan Eleanor Sheldon Mrs. Graham, nee Carruth Mary Moran Miss Wadleigh Helen Leslie chapter{Section 4" Frequent tears have run The colors from my life, and left so dead And gray a stuff, it were not fitly done To give the same as pillow to thy head." Mrs. Browning. " A man made weak by loving and then strong by being loved." Arthur Symons. THE LITTLE GRAY LADY THE PERSONS Pereiton Carlyle Samuel Meade Captain Henry Jordan Richard Graham Mr. Upton Bob An urchin Anna Gray Ruth Jordan Mrs. Jordan Mrs. Graham Nee Carruth Miss Wadleigh Certain officials at the Treasury Department. THE PLACES Act I. The " back yard " at Mrs. Jordan's. Act II. Miss Gray's room—" the second story front"—at Mrs. Jordan's. Act III. Part of the Redemption Agency at the Treasury Department. Act IV. The " back yard " again. The action of the entire play occurs at Washington, D. C., on an afternoon in June, and on the night, the ... --This text refers to the Paperback edition.