In the cast, in the order of their appearance, were the
following:
HELENA, Queen of Sparta . . Noel Haddon
TSUMU, her slave . . . . Helen Westley
MENELAUS, the King . . . Frank Conroy
ANALYTIKOS, his librarian . . Walter Frankl
PARIS, a shepherd . . . . Harold Meltzer
The scene was designed by Paul T. Frankl and
the costumes by Robert Locker.
"Helena's Husband" was subsequently revived by the Washington
Square Players at the Comedy Theatre, New York City, beginning
June 5, 1916, with Margaret Mower playing the part of Helen.
CHARACTERS
HELENA, the Queen
TSUMU, a black woman, slave to Helena
MENELAUS, the King
ANALYTIKOS, the King's librarian
PARIS, a shepherd
SCENE: Is that archeolological mystery, a Greek interior. A door
on the right leads to the KING'S library, one on the left to the
apartments of the QUEEN. Back right is the main entrance leading
to the palace. Next this, running the full length of the wall, is
a window with a platform, built out over the main court. Beyond
is a view of hills bright with lemon groves, and in the far
distance shimmers the sea.
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