Ingomar the Barbarian: A Play in Five Acts Program [1928]

Authors

Gorham Normal School

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Description

Program for Ingomar the Barbarian from the Gorham Normal School, Gorham, Maine.

Written by Friedrich Hall

Publication Date

1928

City

Gorham, ME

Keywords

Theatre, University of Southern Maine Department of Theatre, Theatre Program

Disciplines

Arts and Humanities | Theatre and Performance Studies | Theatre History

Comments

Characters:

The Timarch of Massilia ... Rachel Baker

Citizens of Massilia

Polydor, a Merchant ... Beryl Burgess
Myron an Armorer... Catherine Davis
Neocles ... Pearl Decrow
Amyntas ... Louise Willey
Elphenor ... Marion Boutin
Lykon, a Fisherman ... Edith Littlefield

Ingomar, leader of a band of Alemanni ... Helen Gunderson

Alemanni

Alastor ... Alice Tapley
Trinobantes ... Margaret Stimson
Ambivar ... Sadie Modes
Novio ... Edith Littlefield
Samo ... Marion Bemis

Actea, Myron's Wife ... Mildred Goldwaite
Parthenia, her Daughter ... Eleanor Anderson
Theano, a Neighbor ... Frances Brown

Citizens

Mrs. Spaulding
Ruth Roche
Clara Waterman
Melva Greeley
Evelyn White
Dora Mc Cart
Sylvia White

Alemanni

Emma Porter
Cressie Pendexter
Elinor Stimson
Elizabeth Knight
Jeanette Bailey
Ida Rosen

Location: HG 13, Folder 3

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Recommended Citation

Gorham Normal School, "Ingomar the Barbarian: A Play in Five Acts Program [1928]" (1928). Theatre Programs 1910-1939. 8.
https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/theatre-programs-1910-1939/8

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