Hotel Paradiso, a Farce-comedy in Three Acts
By:Georges Feydeau,Maurice Desvallières
Published on 1957 by Samuel French, Inc.
Farce comedy Georges Feydeau and Maurice Desvallieres, Translation by Peter Glenville Characters: 13 male, 8 female, extras Interior Sets This mad French bedroom frolic finds an assortment of refined people stealing through the halls and rooms of a cheap hotel comically intent on assignations. |One of the funniest comedies since the silent movies.| N.Y. Daily News. |Mr. Glenville's conception of this rumpus is riotous ... bold, reckless and funny.| N.Y. Times.
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