Cornell University Library 
 PN 2298.E63 
 
 Epicoene or The silent woman. 
 
 3 1924 027 100 555 *..« 
 
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 dimmll Uttivmitg Jilrt^atg 
 
 THE GIFT OF 
 
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THIS DAY 
 
 t H £ T W E N T IE T H OF MAR C H 
 
 SHALL BE acted' A PLAY CALLED 
 
 EMCOENE OR THE SILENT W0M|VN 
 
 BY 
 
 BEN JONSON 
 
E P I C O E N E 
 
 or 
 
 TTlne Silent Woman 
 
 A Comedy 
 
 BY 
 
 BBNJAMIN JONSON, Nl.A. 
 
 Under ttie direction 
 
 of the 
 
 Department of Englistl in Harvard University 
 
 revived and presented 
 
 In ttie year 1895 
 
 on the twentieth day of IVEarch 
 
 in 
 
 Sanders Theatre 
 
 at 
 
 Cambridge 
 
The Actors are Students of the American Academy of the Dramatic Arts 
 President, FRANKLIN H, SARGENT, A.B. 
 
 THE PAjRTS 
 
 Morose, a Gentleman that loves no J^oise 
 
 Sir DaupHine Eugenie, a Knight, his J^ephew 
 
 Ned Clerimont", a Gentleman, his Friend 
 
 Truewit, another Friend 
 
 Sir John Daw, a Knight 
 
 Sir Amorous La-Foole, a Knight also 
 
 Thomas Otter, a Land and Sea Captain 
 
 CuTBEARD, a (Barber 
 
 Mute, one of Morose's .Servants 
 
 Parson 
 
 Page to Clerimont 
 
 Epiccene, supposed the Silent Woman 
 
 Lady Haughty 
 
 1 
 
 Lady Centaure 
 Mistress Dol Mavis 
 ■ Mistress Otter, the Captains Wife 
 Prologue --"'" 
 
 Ladies Collegiates 
 
 the speakers 
 
 Mr. hards 
 Mr. H. BOSTWICK 
 Mr. MEYER 
 Mr. short 
 Mr. fuller 
 Mr. flood 
 
 - Mr. STEPPLING 
 
 Mr. RUDD 
 
 Mr. brown 
 
 Mr. BERNHEIM 
 
 - Mr. LOVELAND 
 
 Mr. BLAIR 
 
 Mr. a. BOSTWICK 
 
 Mr. OLMSTEAD 
 
 Mr. SANFORD 
 
 Mr. RUSSELL 
 
 - Mr. OLMSTEAD 
 
 The comedy receives illustration from twenty-two members of the University 
 
 Mr. D. H. Morris 
 Mr. H. SCHURZ 
 Mr. V. S. Thomas 
 Mr. R. H. E. Starr 
 Mr. H. C. QuiNBY 
 Mr. S. K. Fenellosa 
 Mr. S. W. Phillips 
 Mr. J. D. Phillips 
 Mr. A. A. Bryant 
 Mr. E. H. Brown 
 Mr. Conrad Smith 
 Mr. G. W. Knoblauch 
 Mr. F. VON Briesen 
 
 \- Gallants 
 
 Ladies, of ike. Coiirt 
 
 Tages 
 
 Citizen's Wife 
 
 Mr. H. P. Walker 
 Mr. Earle Brown 
 Mr. C. F Gregg 
 Mr. C. F. D. Be^den 
 Mr. F. E. FrothiNgham 
 Mr' H. B. Foster 
 Mr. A. T. Robinson 
 Mr. Townsend Walsh 
 Mr.' E. G. Knoblauch 
 Mr. J. A. Brewster 
 Mr. F. DoBYNS, 
 Mr. F. A. Burlingame 
 Mr. W. A. Hartzell 
 
 J> Citizens 
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 y 'Prentices 
 
 Seller of 'Ballads 
 Seller of Oranges 
 
 Servants in 
 
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 The Song of the Page has been newly set by IVlistress IVIAYNARD BUTLER 
 
 Act I. ; — A Room in Clerimont's House 
 
 Act II, Scene I. — A Room in MorOse's House 
 
 Act II, Scene II. — A Room in Sir John Daw's House 
 
 Act II, Scene III. — Again Morose's House 
 
 Act III and Act IV. — Still Morose's House 
 
 The Purveyor of the Properties is Lee L, Powers 
 
Committee of Arrangements 
 
 FRANCIS JAMES CHILD 
 
 GEORGE LYMAN KITTREDGE 
 
 GEORGE PIERCE BAKER 
 
BEN JONSON 
 From the Picture by Honlhorst in the National Portrait Gallery 
 
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 Library 
 
 The original of this book is in 
 the Cornell University Library. 
 
 There are no known copyright restrictions in 
 the United States on the use of the text. 
 
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