"Ethan Frome" A Dramamtization of Edith Wharton's Novel by Owen Davis and Donald Davis

Program for performance of "Ethan Frome." Printed one side, two pages, mimeograph on paper.

The Black Mountain College Department presents “ETHAN FROME”
A dramatization of Edith Wharton’s Novel by Owen Davis and Donald Davis
Thursday, March 11, 1943
THE CAST
(in the order of appearance)
Harmon Gow Otis Levy
A Young Man Bob Marden
Ethan Frome Herbert Oppenheimer
Zenobia Frome Betty Kelley
Denis Eady Francis Foster
Mattie Silver Dora Harrison
Jotham Richard Brown
Ethel Shirley Allen
George Henry Adams
Ed Vernum Tom Wentworth
A Man Bruno Piscitello
A Woman Aurora Cassotta
A Woman Barbara Pollet
A Fiddler Jack Swackhamer
A Young Woman Tanya Sprager
Ned Bill McLaughlin
Ruth Varnum Ruth O’Neill
Mrs Hale Patsy Lynch
THE SCENES
Prologue
The exterior of the Frome farm-house….. near Starkfield, a small farming community, in Northern New England, Winter.
ACT ONE
Scene One
The kitchen of the Frome farm-house. Spring. Twenty years earlier.
Scene Two
Outside the vestry of the Starkfield Congregational Church. The following winter. Evening.
Scene Three
The crest of a hill above Starkfield- a few minutes later.
Scene Four
The exterior of the Frome farm-house- a few minutes later.

ACT TWO
Scene One
The Frome bedroom. Five-thirty the following morning.
Scene Two
The kitchen- immediately following the preceding scene.
Scene Three
The kitchen. That evening.
ACT THREE
Scene One
The bedroom. The next evening.
Scene Two
The kitchen- the following afternoon.
Scene Three
The crest of the hill. Half an hour later.
Epilogue
The kitchen- twenty years later. The same evening as that of the Prologue.
The settings were designed by Anatole Kopp and created by him and his students in Stage Technique: Jane Slater, Aurora Cassotta and Bruno Piscitello.
Executive Staff
Stage Manager Anatole Kopp
Stage Hands Danny Deaver, Otis Levy
Electrician Bruno Piscitello
House Manager Bill Berry
Property Manager Shirley Allen
Assistant Zoe Gould
Director Robert Wunsch
Ushers
Jacqueline Tankersley, Barbara Payne, Marilyn Bauer, Nell Goldsmith
Announcement
Moliere’s “The Imaginary Invalid” will be presented next Tuesday evening, March 16, at 8:00 o’clock in the College Dining Hall.