- THE HACK THE DIOKOSOPHIAN SOCIETY and
THE CENTENARY PLAYERS presented M a y
I , 1943
"FOR HER C-H-E----ILDISSAKE" A C o m e d y Meller Drayma by Paul Loomis CAST Jeannette Tilly Pansy Paine, our fair young heroine ................................................................... G r a c e Lewis H i l a r y Paine, her hard-hearted young husband .......................................................... . r. A l i c e Wolfson ................................................................ Marcella Paine, his h y p o c r ~ t ~ c sister al G r a c e Matthews M i d g e Paine, another sister ..........................................................................
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G a y l o r d Duckworth, t h e world's most fabulous villain
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G l o r i a Willis
Doroth y Bullock, a trained nurse in love with G a y l o r d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elaine Robb Wilma Hagan Fairfax Kisselbergh, our manly hero ................................................................ . 0 ....................................................................... Jean Hoffman Amelia, housekeeper a t t h e P a ~ n es Dawson, t h e Paine butler Mrs. H e d d a Barrington, a Basil Barrington, her son ... Beatrice H u d n u t , a voice f r o m o u t o f t h e past .............................................. Virginia G e o r g e Ruth Morris, Joan Savale, Shirley Osmun, G r a c e Lewis Four girls Bettie-Deane Pearson, Betty Preger, Elinor C o l e Three me ............. Clare-Jean Bartlett Stage Manager ................................................................ Assistant Stage Manager ..................................................................... Mildred doffman Betty A n n Rothrock, Patricia W h i t e Properties .................................................................................... .. C h i e f e l e c t r ~ c ~ a................................................................................................................ n Marcia Y t t e r b e r g
The entire action o f t h e play takes place in the drawing room o f t h e Paine Mansi,qn, located in a medium-sized city in t h e East. Act
I.
Scene I: Late afternoon in early summer. Scene II: Early evening- three weeks later
A c t II. Three months later- late afternoon. Act
Ill. O n e year later- early evening.