The Blue Mouse adapted by Roy Horniman
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The Blue Mouse adapted by Roy Horniman
The Blue Mouse adapted by Roy Horniman from the German of Alexander Engel & Julian Horst. First produced in Brighton, 27th April and at the Criterion 12th May 1914. Because his boss promotes staff with pretty wives, the hero gets the dancer known as the blue mouse to pose as his wife. Much of the farce derives from the confusion between the wife and the blue mouse. For the Criterion. Photos in the programme indicate that the human figures are from left to right, Madge Lessing as Kitty Vernon (the blue mouse), Eric Lewis as Sir Henry Dowse (the boss) and Percy Hutchison as the ambitious George Barker. Date: 1914
Media ID 14405756
© The Michael Diamond Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library
12th Adaptation Adapted Alexander Boss Dancer Engel Hero Horniman Julian Pose Poses Posing Promotes Staff Wives
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