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Woman On Her Own, False Gods and the Red Robe

Woman On Her Own, False Gods and the Red Robe

by Eugène Brieux

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Author
Brieux, Eugène, 1858-1932
Title
Woman on Her Own, False Gods and The Red Robe Three Plays By Brieux
Credits
Produced by Charles Aldarondo, Josephine Paolucci and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net.
Language
English
LoC Class
PQ: Language and Literatures: Romance literatures: French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
Subject
French drama
Category
Text
eBook-No.
27201
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/27201
Release Date
November 8, 2008
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.WOMAN ON HER OWN, FALSE GODS AND THE RED ROBE:
  2. 2.THREE PLAYS BY BRIEUX. — THE ENGLISH VERSIONS BY M RS. BERNARD SHAW, J. F. FAGAN, AND A. BERNARD MIALL. WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY BRIEUX
  3. 3.CONTENTS
  4. 4.PREFACE
  5. 5.WOMAN ON HER OWN — [ La Femme Seule ] — Translated by Mrs. Bernard Shaw
  6. 6.CHARACTERS
  7. 7.WOMAN ON HER OWN
  8. 8.ACT I
  9. 9.ACT II
  10. 10.ACT III — CURTAIN.
  11. 11.FALSE GODS
  12. 12.CHARACTERS — The Scene is laid in Upper Egypt during the Middle Empire.
  13. 13.ACT I — CURTAIN
  14. 14.ACT II — CURTAIN
  15. 15.ACT III — CURTAIN
  16. 16.ACT IV — CURTAIN
  17. 17.ACT V — CURTAIN
  18. 18.THE RED ROBE
  19. 19.CHARACTERS
  20. 20.ACT I — Scene I :— A small reception-room in an old house at Mauleon. — Scene II :— Vagret, Madame Vagret. — Scene III :— Vagret, Madame Vagret, Catialéna. — Scene IV :— Vagret, Delorme. — Scene V :— Vagret, Madame Vagret, then Bertha, Bunerat, La Bouzole, Mouzon. — Scene VI :— The same, with Ardeuil. — CURTAIN.
  21. 21.ACT II — Scene I :— The recorder, then the doorkeeper, then Mouzon. When the curtain rises the recorder, seated in the magistrate's armchair, is drinking his coffee. The doorkeeper enters. — Scene II :— Enter Mondoubleau. — Scene III :— The same and the officer. — Scene IV :— Mouzon and Mondoubleau. — Scene V :— Mouzon, the recorder, and then Bridet. — Scene VI :— Mouzon, Maître Plaçat. — Scene VII :— Mouzon, Etchepare, the recorder. — Scene VIII :— Mouzon and the recorder. — Scene IX :— Mouzon, recorder, Yanetta. — Scene X :— The same, Etchepare. — Scene XI :— Mouzon, Yanetta, the recorder. — CURTAIN.
  22. 22.ACT III — Scene I :— Benoît, La Bouzole. As the curtain rises the recorder is removing various papers from the desk and placing them in a cardboard portfolio. Enter La Bouzole. — Scene II :— La Bouzole, Old Madame Etchepare. — Scene III :— La Bouzole, recorder. — Scene IV :— The same and later Madame Vagret, Bunerat, the President of Assizes, and Mouzon, then the Attorney-General. — Scene V :— Mouzon, Attorney-General. Mouzon rubs his hands together, bubbling with joy. — Scene VI :— Mondoubleau, Attorney-General. — Scene VII :— Recorder, then the doorkeeper, then Madame Vagret, the President of Assizes, Bunerat, Madame Bunerat, and Vagret. — Scene VIII :— Vagret, the President of Assizes, then the Attorney-General. — Scene IX :— Vagret, Madame Vagret. — CURTAIN.
  23. 23.ACT IV — Scenes — Same as the Second Act. — Scene II. — Scene III :— The recorder goes out. Enter Etchepare's mother. — Scene IV :— Yanetta is shown in. — CURTAIN.

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