_MRS. DOT_ _BY THE SAME AUTHOR_ (_Uniform with this Volume_) _PLAYS_: _A MAN OF HONOUR_ _LADY FREDERICK_ _JACK STRAW_ _THE EXPLORER_ _PENELOPE_ (_In Preparation_) _SMITH_ _THE TENTH MAN_ _GRACE_ _LOAVES AND FISHES_ _LONDON: WILLIAM HEINEMANN_ _MRS. DOT_ _A FARCE_ _In Three Acts_ _By W. S. MAUGHAM_ _LONDON: WILLIAM HEINEMANN_ _MCMXII_ _All rights reserved_ This play, originally called _Worthley’s Entire_, was produced at the Comedy Theatre on April 26, 1908, with the following cast: JAMES BLENKINSOP FRED KERR GERALD HALSTANE W. GRAHAM BROWNE FREDDIE PERKINS KENNETH DOUGLAS CHARLES HERBERT ROSS MR. RIXON GEORGE BELLAMY MASON HORTON COOPER MR. WRIGHT BRIAN EGERTON GEORGE H. GERRISH LADY SELLENGER MARIE ILLINGTON NELLIE SELLENGER LYDIA BILLBROOKE MISS ELIZA MACGREGOR LENA HALLIDAY MRS. WORTHLEY MARIE TEMPEST _MRS. DOT_ _CHARACTERS_ MRS. WORTHLEY FREDDIE PERKINS, _her nephew and secretary_ MISS ELIZA MACGREGOR, _her aunt_ GERALD HALSTANE JAMES BLENKINSOP LADY SELLENGER NELLIE, _her daughter_ CHARLES, _Gerald’s servant_ MASON, _Mrs. Worthley’s Butler_ MR. WRIGHT, _a tailor_ MR. RIXON, _Gerald’s solicitor_ BLENKINSOP’S MAN TIME: _The present day_ ACT I--_Gerald’s rooms in Grafton Street_ ACTS II and III--_Mrs. Worthley’s house on the river_ _The Performing Rights of this play are fully protected, and permission to perform it, whether by Amateurs or Professionals, must be obtained in advance from the author’s Sole Agent, R. Golding Bright, 20 Green Street, Leicester Square, London, W.C., from whom all particulars can be obtained._ MRS. DOT THE FIRST ACT