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				A comedy in three acts by Sir James Barrie. Revived by arrangement with Charles Frohman, Inc. at the Ritz Theatre, New York, March 29, 1927. (16 performances)
			Cast of characters: Moffat Johnston...Mr. Justice Grim Dyke Leonard Wiley...Sir Roderick Peripety Bruce McRae...Captain Rottray, R.N. George Thorpe...Mr. Tovey Edward Cooper...Mr. Lebetter Richard Simpson...Railway Guard J.F. Robertson...Foreman of Jury George H. Wiseman...Juryman William Newman...Juryman Kenneth Lawton...Clerk Harry Holliday...Usher Richard Rawson...Policeman Grace George...Leonora Adele Ronson...Lady Peripety Nelly Malcolm...Mrs. Tovey Jane Maurice...Maid Robert Montgomery *
				Act I.--Living room in the Tovey's Home. Act II. -- The Court Room Act III -- Living room in Leonora's Home. Staged by Edward Elsner.
				Synopsis: Leonora, being an old-fashioned mother, requests a fellow traveler to clost the window of their compartment because her daughter Milly has a sniffy cold. The Traveler refuses and Leonora pushes him off the train, closing the window herself. She is arrested, charlged with murder and brought to trial, but she so charms the judge and jury that she easily convinces them of the justice of her act and is triumphantly acquitted.
					From The Best Plays of 19261927 by Burns Mantle. * These are the opening night cast credits; Robert Montgomery joined the play after the opening night and therefore he is not included in this listing so I cannot provide the name of the character he portrayed.