The Butterflies (play)
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| The Butterflies | |
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| Three female actors, with two dressed as men and the third, in the center, dressed in an elegant gown with a large headpiece; the leftmost character offers a chair, being held by the rightmost character, to the woman in the center.
A production of The Butterflies at Vassar College on November 13, 1897
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| Written by | Henry Guy Carleton |
| Date premiered | February 5, 1894 |
| Place premiered | Palmer's Theater New York City |
| Setting | St. Augustine, Florida and Lenox, Massachusetts[1] |
The Butterflies is an American play. It was featured on Broadway in 1894 and starred Maude Adams.
History
It was written by Henry Guy Carleton.[2] It opened on February 5, 1894 at Palmer's Theater, New York City, and played for thirteen weeks, and closed May 5. It toured Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and later San Francisco.[3]
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