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\nI5.3T41969Pinter,Harold  \n# Tea party\n\nCA  \nPR  \n6066  \ns  \n1969  \nT4  \nI5.3  \nPinter,Harold  \nTRE  \nTea party  \nISsUED TO  \nDATE  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n| LJBRARY  \u003Cbr>慧MTED TEDLOGIGAL SEMINARY  \u003Cbr>of the  \u003Cbr>Twin Cities   |\n\n# TEA PABTY\n\nA PLAYBY HAROLD PINTER  \n★  \nDRAMATISTSPLAYSERVICEINC.  \n1日  \n四5配自置可  \n⑥CoPYRIGHT,1969,BY H.PINTER(SCREENPLAYS)LTD.(ACTING EDITION)  \n⑥CoPYRIGHT,1967,BY H.PINTER(SCREENPLAYS)LTD.  \nCAUTION:Professionals and amateurs are hereby warnedthat TEA PARTY is subject to a royalty.It is fully protectedunder the copyright laws of the United States of America,andof all countries covered by the International Copyright Union(including the Dominion of Canada and the rest of the BritishCommonwealth),and of all countries covered by the Pan-American Copyright Convention and the Universal CopyrightConvention,and of all countries with which the United Stateshas reciprocal copyright relations.All rights,including pro-fessional,amateur,motion picture,recitation,lecturing,publicreading,radio broadcasting,television,and the rights of trans-lation into foreign languages,are strictly reserved.Particularemphasis is laid on the question of readings,permission forwhich must be secured from the author's agent in writing.  \nAll inquiries concerning rights(other than amateur rights)should be addressed to the author's agent,ACTAC(Theatrical&Cinematic)Ltd.,16 Cadogan Lane,London,S.W.1,England,without whose permission in writing no performanceof the play may be given.  \nThe amateur production rights of TEA PARTY are controlledexclusively by the DRAMATISTS PLAY SERVICE,INC.,440 Park Avenue South,New York,N.Y.10016.No amateurperformance of the play may be given without obtaining inadvance the written permission of the DRAMATISTS PLAYSERVICE,INC.,and paying the requisite fee.  \n## SOUND EFFECTS RECORDS\n\nThe following sound effects records,which may be used inconnection with production of this play,can be obtainedthrough the DRAMATISTS PLAY SERVICE,INC,at $2.95each,which price includes packing and regular shipping.  \nNo.4102—TypewriterNo.5025—Telephone ring,buzzer  \nTEA PARTY was first presented(on a double bill with THE BASE-MENT)by Richard Lee Marks and Henry Jaffe at the Eastside Play-house,in New York City,on October 15,1968.It was directed byJames Hammerstein;the scenery was designed by Ed Wittstein;cos-tumes were by Diedre Carter;and the lighting was by Neil PeterJampolis.The cast,in order of appearance,was as follows:  \nSISSON ..   …..............David FordWENDY ..........…....Valerie FrenchDIANA ........June EmeryWILLIE....John TillingerJOHN...…     .Darel GlazerToM ..……Michael KearneyDISLEY…..Paul SparerLois...…..Rose RoffmanMoTHER ..…….Hazel JonesFATHER ..…     ..Bert Bertram  \nCAST  \nSIsSON …………………………………………………………………………amaninbislateforties  \nWENDY……………………………………………………………………………awomaninherthirties  \nDIANA ………………………………………………………………………………awomaninberthbirties  \nWILLY 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