/ de Giraudoux, Jean.  <br/><br/>
The madwoman of Chaillot  - feb. 1951.  
 La folle de Chaillot 
[London, St. James's Theatre] 
 - 1 programa(s) em inglês 
<br/><br/>Direção: Robert Speaight ; Tradução: Maurice Valency ; Produção: Alfred de Liagre ; Produção: Bernard Delfont ; Cenografia: Christian Bérard ; Figurino: Christian Bérard ; Música: Barney Gilbraith Trio ; Supervisão de iluminação: Hamish Wilso ; Arranjos: Walter Goeh  Direção: Robert Speaight ; Tradução: Maurice Valency ; Produção: Alfred de Liagre ; Produção: Bernard Delfont ; Cenografia: Christian Bérard ; Figurino: Christian Bérard ; Música: Barney Gilbraith Trio ; Supervisão de iluminação: Hamish Wilso ; Arranjos: Walter Goeh 
<br/><br/>Angela Baddeley [Constance, known as the madwoman of Passy] ; Ann Heffernan, Catherine Salkeld, Celia Matthews [Three women] ; Arnold Diamond [A broker ; The other Adolphe Bertauts] ; Barry Phelps, Arnold Diamond [Other chairmen of other companies] ; Barry Phelps [An elderly gentleman ; The other Adolphe Bertauts] ; Bill Shine [The sewer-man] ; Brian Hayes [A deaf mute] ; Catherine Salkeld, Ann Heffernan, John Leather [Customers at the Cafe Francis] ; Elizabeth Henson [Irma, a kitchen maid] ; Felix Felton [A chairman of Several Companies] ; Gordon Foster [A doorman] ; James Ottaway [Dr. Jadin] ; James Ottaway [Second public relations officer] ; Jane Grahame [Gabrielle, known as the madwoman of Saint Sulpice] ; Joe Astor [A juggler] ; John Leather [First Adolphe Bertaut] ; Marius Goring [A ragpicker] ; Martin Miller [A prospector] ; Martita Hunt [Aurelia, known as the madwoman of Chaillot] ; Meadows White [A police sergeant] ; Michael Mellinger [A street singer] ; Norman Claridge, Thomas Muschamp [Other prospectors] ; Norman Claridge [A baron] ; Percy Herbert [A lifesaver] ; Percy Herbert [First public relations officer] ; Richard Johnson [Pierre] ; Thomas Muschamp [A shoe-lace peddlar] ; Toke Townley [Martial, a waiter] ; Vanora McIndoe [A flower girl] ; Veronica Turleigh [Josephine, known as the madwoman of La Concorde] 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Personal Names: </label><br/>Angela Baddeley Constance, known as the madwoman of Passy <br/>Ann Heffernan, Catherine Salkeld, Celia Matthews Three women <br/>Arnold Diamond A broker ; The other Adolphe Bertauts <br/>Barry Phelps, Arnold Diamond Other chairmen of other companies <br/>Barry Phelps An elderly gentleman ; The other Adolphe Bertauts <br/>Bill Shine The sewer-man <br/>Brian Hayes A deaf mute <br/>Catherine Salkeld, Ann Heffernan, John Leather Customers at the Cafe Francis <br/>Elizabeth Henson Irma, a kitchen maid <br/>Felix Felton A chairman of Several Companies <br/>Gordon Foster A doorman <br/>James Ottaway Dr. Jadin <br/>James Ottaway Second public relations officer <br/>Jane Grahame Gabrielle, known as the madwoman of Saint Sulpice <br/>Joe Astor A juggler <br/>John Leather First Adolphe Bertaut <br/>Marius Goring A ragpicker <br/>Martin Miller A prospector <br/>Martita Hunt Aurelia, known as the madwoman of Chaillot <br/>Meadows White A police sergeant <br/>Michael Mellinger A street singer <br/>Norman Claridge, Thomas Muschamp Other prospectors <br/>Norman Claridge A baron <br/>Percy Herbert A lifesaver <br/>Percy Herbert First public relations officer <br/>Richard Johnson Pierre <br/>Thomas Muschamp A shoe-lace peddlar <br/>Toke Townley Martial, a waiter <br/>Vanora McIndoe A flower girl <br/>Veronica Turleigh Josephine, known as the madwoman of La Concorde 
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