MRS. FARRANT. Need there be more suffering and reproaches? It's not as if even grief would do any good. [_Suddenly with nervous caution._] Walter, you don't know, do you? WALTER _throws up his tear-marked face and a man's anger banishes the boyish grief_. WALTER. No, I don't know why he did it . . and I don't care. And grief is no use. I'm angry . . just angry at the waste of a good man. Look at the work undone . . think of it! Who is to do it! Oh . . the waste . . ! _"The Marrying of Ann Leete" was produced by the Stage Society at the Royalty Theatre on the evening of January 26th, 1902._ Ann Leete _Miss Winifred Fraser_ Lord John Carp _Julian Royce_ George Leete _Kenneth Douglas_ Mr. Daniel Tatton _J. Malcolm Dunn_ Lady Cottesham _Miss Henrietta Watson_ Carnaby Leete _H. A. Saintsbury_ John Abud _C. M. Hallard_ The Rev. Dr. Remnant _Howard Sturge_ Mrs. Opie _Miss Helen Rous_ Dimmuck _George Trollope_ Mr. Tetgeen _A. E. George_ Lord Arthur Carp _Charles V. France_ Mr. Smallpeice _J. Y. F. Cooke_ Sir George Leete _Arthur Grenville_ Mr. Crowe _Sydney Paxton_ Lady Leete _Miss Bessie Page_ Mrs. George Leete _Miss Florence Neville_ The Rev. Mr. Tozer _Ivan Berlin_ Mr. Prestige _Howard Templeton_ Mrs. Prestige _Mrs. Gordon Gray_ _"The Voysey Inheritance" was first played at the Court Theatre, a Vedrenne-Barker performance, on the afternoon of November 7th 1905._ Mr. Voysey _A. E. George_ Mrs. Voysey _Miss Florence Haydon_ Trenchard Voysey, K. C. _Eugene Mayeur_ Honor Voysey _Miss Geraldine Olliffe_ Major Booth Voysey _Charles Fulton_ Mrs. Booth Voysey _Miss Grace Edwin_ Christopher _Harry C. Duff_ Edward Voysey _Thalberg Corbett_ Hugh Voysey _Dennis Eadie_ Mrs. Hugh Voysey _Miss Henrietta Watson_ Ethel Voysey _Miss Alexandra Carlisle_ Denis Tregoning _Frederick Lloyd_ Alice Maitland _Miss Mabel Hackney_ Mr. Booth _O. B. Clarence_ The Rev. Evan Colpus _Edmund Gwenn_ Peacey _Trevor Lowe_ Phoebe _Miss Gwynneth Galton_ Mary _Mrs. Fordyce_ _"Waste" was produced by the Stage Society at the Imperial Theatre, Westminster, on the evening of November 24th, 1907._