Scherlock Holmes
From The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia
Scherlock Holmes is a French play in 5 acts and 6 scenes performed by Les Artistes Français des Théâtres Impériaux at the Mikhaylovsky Theatre (Saint Petersburg, Russia) on 9, 10, 12, 14 november and 6 december 1913, starring Camille Bert as Sherlock Holmes and Marcel de Garcin as Dr. Watson.
The play is an adaptation of the Pierre Decourcelle's play (first staged on 20 december 1907 in Théâtre Antoine in Paris) adapted itself from the William Gillette's play : Sherlock Holmes (1899).
Cast
- Scherlock Holmes : Camille Bert
- Dr. Watson : Marcel de Garcin
- Professor Moriarty : Georges Colin
- Orlebar : Maurice Rablet
- Comte Stahlberg : Saint-Bonnet
- Baron d'Altenheim : Eugène Ferny
- Jarvis : Eugène Ferny
- Bassik : Georges Carpentier
- Fletcher : Laforest
- Bribb : Raoul Terrier
- Forman (Benjiamin) : Paul Robert
- Fitton : Perret
- Billy : Bruno
- John : Léon
- Alice Brent : Ninon Gilles
- Madge Orlebar : Hélène Schéler
- Mistress Brent : Germaine Ety
- Thérèse : Adrienne Girardin
Crew
- Chief Director : M. Dombry
- Stage Director : M. Burget
- Playwrights : M. Croisset, Pierre Decourcelle, William Gillette
Announcement
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Announcement in "Обозрение Tеатров" (Review of Theatres, 14-15 september 1913, p. 18)
Review
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Cast and plot summary in "Обозрение Tеатров" (Review of Theatres, 11 november 1913, p. 14)
- Acknowledgement: Alexander Orlov.
