The dialogue
and the incidents are but two phases of the presentment of the
story. The action may be rapid or slow, direct, or with episodes.
All depends upon the treatment; and the play that one audience finds
detestable may delight another.
If THE BLACK CAT ever again come to the ordeal of the
footlights, I can only hope that it may find an audience as
sympathetic as that of the Independent Theatre.
OPERA COMIQUE,
STRAND, W.C.
THE INDEPENDENT THEATRE.
FOUNDER AND SOLE DIRECTOR, J.T. GREIN.
Third Season, Fifteenth Performance.
_FRIDAY, 8th December, 1893,_
_THE BLACK CAT,_
A PLAY IN THREE ACTS, BY
JOHN TODHUNTER.
DRAMATIS PERSONAE.
_Arthur Denham_ Mr. BUCKLAW.
_Fitzgerald_ Mr. NEVILLE DOONE.
_Cyril Vane_ Mr. ORLANDO BARNETT.
_Constance Denham_ Miss HALL CAINE.
_Blanche Tremaine_ Miss MARY KEEGAN.
_Miss Macfarlane_ Miss GLADYS HOMFREY.
_Undine_ Miss DORA BARTON.
_Jane_ Miss FORRESTER.
_The Play produced under the direction of_
Mr. H. DE LANGE.
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