Sherlock Holmes (play 1908 with Henry Krauss)

From The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia

Sherlock Holmes is a French play, written by William Gillette and Arthur Conan Doyle, adapted by Pierre Decourcelle, performed at the Théâtre Lafayette (Toulouse, France) on 11 may 1908, starring Henry Krauss as Sherlock Holmes.

The play is an adaptation of the William Gillette's play Sherlock Holmes (1899).

Cast

Announcement in Comoedia magazine (19 april 1908, p. 5)

Sherlock Holmes : Henry Krauss
Professor Moriarty : Armand Franck
Mr. Orlebar : Paul Daubry
Alice Brent : Charlotte Barbier
? : Jean Hervé
? : Magda Simon
? : Jean Goste
? : Georges Nyms
? : Géo Dane
? : Miss Orzyl
? : Mr. Wesphale
? : Mr. Bareille
? : Mr. Stacquet
? : Mr. Carême
? : Mr. Berthal
? : Mr. Azéma
? : Mr. Murbel
? : Mr. Préfond
? : Mr. Gamy
? : Mr. Lame

Crew

Director : Mr. Mandement
Playwrights : William Gillette, Arthur Conan Doyle
Adaptation : Pierre Decourcelle
Producer : Justin Boyer
Manager : Paul Boué
Set decoration (paintings) : Mr. Gardy
Music Conductor : Mr. Bergès

More sources

Announcement in Comoedia magazine (7 may 1908, p. 5)
Announcement in L'Express du Midi (11 may 1908, p. 9)

Conan Doyle on stage

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