DRAMATISTS
PLAY SERVICE
1937 INC.

COPYRIGHT, 1936, 1937, BY
ORRIE LASHIN AND MILO HASTINGS

THE AMATEUR ACTING RIGHTS OF THIS PLAY ARE CONTROLLED EXCLUSIVELY
BY THE DRAMATISTS PLAY SERVICE, INC., 9 EAST 38TH STREET, NEW YORK
CITY, WITHOUT WHOSE PERMISSION IN WRITING NO PERFORMANCE OF IT MAY
BE MADE.

ALL OTHER RIGHTS IN THIS PLAY, INCLUDING THOSE OF PROFESSIONAL
PRODUCTION, RADIO BROADCASTING AND MOTION PICTURE RIGHTS, ARE
CONTROLLED BY MAXIM LIEBER AT 545 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y., TO
WHOM ALL INQUIRIES SHOULD BE ADDRESSED.

Following is a copy of the program of the original production, in New York City, May 15, 1936: 

The Popular Price Theatre

FEDERAL THEATRE WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION

PRESENTS

CLASS OF ’29

A new play by

ORRIE LASHIN and MILO HASTINGS

staged by

LUCIUS MOORE COOK

Settings designed under the supervision of

TOM ADRIAN CRACRAFT

Entire production under the personal supervision of

EDWARD GOODMAN

CAST OF CHARACTERS

(in the order in which they speak)

KEN HOLDEN          ......................       Jan Ullrich

TIPPY SAYRE         ......................       Allen Nourse

TED BROOKS          ......................       Ben Starkie

MARTIN PETERSON     ......................       Robert Bruce

KATE ALLEN          ......................       Helen Morrow

LAURA STEVENS       ......................       Marjorie Brown

BISHOP HOLDEN       ......................       Harry Irvine

LUCILLE BROWN       ......................       Olive Stanton

STANLEY PRESCOTT    ......................       Edward Forbes

A CASE WORKER       ......................       Marjorie Dalton

MISS DONOVAN        ......................       Edna Archer Crawford

POLICEMAN           ......................       Jon Lormer

ACT I

SCENE 1.  A basement apartment on a Saturday afternoon about one o’clock, Fall, 1935.

SCENE 2.  Stanley Prescott’s office, later the same day.

ACT II

The same as ACT I, SCENE 1. 
About 6 P. M., Spring, 1936.

ACT III

The same.  About 10 P. M.

This play can be produced without using Scene 2, Act I at all, and has been so produced by both Federal Theatres and nonprofessionals.  This reduces the settings required to one.  In case this scene is not played, then of course the characters Lucille Brown and Stanley Prescott are also omitted.  The omission of this scene requires no alteration of the lines or action of any other part of the play.