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Woman,Interior\n\nIt is a play that is,by turns,tender,ribald,funny and sus-penseful.Audiences everywhere will take it to their heartsbecause it is touched with humanity and illuminates withglowing sympathy the complexities of a man-woman relation-ship.Set in a West Coast waterfront bar,the play is aboutHarry Bales,a seaman,who,when on shore leave,usuallyheads for\"The Sea Horse,\"the bar run by Gertrude Blum,the heavy,unsentimental proprietor.Their relationship is pure-ly physical and,as the play begins,they have never confidedtheir private yearnings to each other.But this time Harry hasreturned with a dream:to buy a charter fishing boat and tohave a son by Gertrude.She,in her turn,has made her lifeone of hard work,by day,and nocturnal love-making;she hasencased her heart behind a facade of toughness,utterly devoidof sentimentality,because of a failed marriage.Irwin's playconsists in the ritual of \"dance\"courtship by Harry of Ger-trude,as these two outwardly abrasive characters fight,makeup,fight again,spin dreams,deflate them,make love andreveal their long locked-up secrets.  \n\"A burst of brilliance!\"-N.Y.Post.\"I was touched close to  \ntears!”-Village Voice.\"A must!An incredible love story,Abeautiful play?\"-Newhouse Newospapers.“A major new play-  \nwright!”-Variety.  \nROYALTY,$50-$35  \n## THE AU PAIR MANHUGH LEONARD\n\n(Little Theatre)Comedy1 Man,1 Woman,Interior  \nThe play concerns a rough Irish bill collector named Hartigan,who becomes a love slave and companion to an English ladynamed Elizabeth,who lives in a cluttered London town house,which looks more like a museum for a British Empire on whichthe sun has long set.Even the door bell chimes out the nation-al anthem.Hartigan is immediately conscripted into her ser-vice in return for which she agrees to teach him how to be agentleman rather after the fashion of a reverse Pygmalion.Theplay is a wild one,and is really the never-ending battle betweenEngland and Ireland.Produced to critical acclaim at LincolnCenter's Vivian Beaumont Theatre.  \nROYALTY,$50-$35  \n\\#3  \n## Tbe Manin the Glass Booth\n\nA DRAMA IN TWO ACTS  \nBy Robert Shaw  \nWESTPORT PUBLIC LIBRARYWESTPORT,CONNECTICUT203.291.4800  \nSAMUEL FRENCH,INC.  \n25 WEST 45TH STREETNEW YORK 100367623 SUNSET BoULEVARD HOLLYWOOD 90046LONDONTORONTO  \nCoPYRIGHT @,1968,BY RoBERT SHAW  \nALL RIGHTS RESERVED  \nCAUTION:Professionals and amateurs are herebywarned that THE MAN IN THE GLASS BOOTH issubject to a royalty.It is fully protected under the copy-right laws of the United States of America,the BritishEmpire,including the Dominion of Canada,and all othercountries of the Copyright Union.All rights,inchudingprofessional,amateur,motion pictures,recitation,lectuy-ing,public reading,radio broadcasting,television and therights of translation into foreign languages are strictlyreserved.In its present form the play is dedicated to thereading public only.  \nRestricted.Where the play is available for amateurstage presentation 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