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Fires of St. John - Hermann Sudermann
Hermann Sudermann
Fires of St. John
A Drama in Four Acts
EAN 8596547382775
DigiCat, 2022
Contact: DigiCat@okpublishing.info
Table of Contents
A DRAMA IN FOUR ACTS FROM THE GERMAN OF
HERMANN SUDERMANN
AS PRESENTED FOR THE FIRST TIME ON THE AMERICAN STAGE IN BOSTON ON JANUARY TWENTY-FIRST NINETEEN HUNDRED & 4
BOSTON, JOHN W. LUCE and COMPANY, 1904
COPYRIGHT NOTICE and WARNING
FIRES OF ST. JOHN WAS FIRST PRESENTED IN ENGLISH, IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, ON JANUARY TWENTY-FIRST, 1904, WITH THE FOLLOWING CAST
CAST OF CHARACTERS
THE FIRES OF ST. JOHN
ACT ONE
Brauer.
Gertrude.
Brauer.
Gertrude.
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Paul.
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Mrs. Brauer.
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Mrs. Brauer.
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Mrs. Brauer.
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Pastor.
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Mrs. Brauer.
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Mrs. Brauer.
Gertrude.
George.
Mrs. Brauer.
Marie.
Mrs. Brauer.
Marie.
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Marie.
Mrs. Brauer.
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Mrs. Brauer.
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Mrs. Brauer.
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END OF THE FIRST ACT.
ACT TWO
Housekeeper Katie.
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Maid Servant.
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George.
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Servant.
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George.
Marie.
George.
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END OF THE SECOND ACT.
ACT THREE
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END OF THE THIRD ACT.
ACT FOUR
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