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A Bit o' Love
Broadway
Original
A Bit o' Love
Broadway
Original
48th Street Theatre
SYNOPSIS:
A Bit o' Love
was presented in a special matinee run. It was performed on Tuesday and Friday matinees only.
playwright:
John Galsworthy
People (20)
St. Clair Bayfield
Trustaford
(Original)
John Brewer
Sol Potter
(Original)
Thomas Chalmers
Jarland
(Original)
Charles Cheltenham
Villager
(Original)
Roy Cochrane
Morse
(Original)
Alice Fischer
Mrs. Bradmere
(Original)
Harry Hatch
Villager
(Original)
O. P. Heggie
Michael Strangway
(Original)
Alf Helton
Burlacombe
(Original)
Chrystal Herne
Beatrice Strangway
(Original)
Philip Leigh
Clyst
(Original)
Joseph Macauley
Freman
(Original)
Beryl Mercer
Mrs. Burlacombe
(Original)
Herbert Ranson
Jim Bere
(Original)
Edward Rigby
Godleigh
(Original)
Ernest Rowan
Jack Cremer
(Original)
Warner Tufts
Villager
(Original)
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St. Clair Bayfield
Trustaford
(Original)
John Brewer
Sol Potter
(Original)
Thomas Chalmers
Jarland
(Original)
Charles Cheltenham
Villager
(Original)
Roy Cochrane
Morse
(Original)
Alice Fischer
Mrs. Bradmere
(Original)
Harry Hatch
Villager
(Original)
O. P. Heggie
Michael Strangway
(Original)
Alf Helton
Burlacombe
(Original)
Chrystal Herne
Beatrice Strangway
(Original)
Philip Leigh
Clyst
(Original)
Joseph Macauley
Freman
(Original)
Beryl Mercer
Mrs. Burlacombe
(Original)
Herbert Ranson
Jim Bere
(Original)
Edward Rigby
Godleigh
(Original)
Ernest Rowan
Jack Cremer
(Original)
Warner Tufts
Villager
(Original)
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John Galsworthy
Writer
Robert Milton
Staging
The Actors Theatre
Producer
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Pro Info
Opening Date
May
12
1925
Closing Date
May
22
1925
Performances
4
as of Jun 17, 2025
