It Pays To Advertise

A FARCICAL FACT IN THREE ACTS

BY
Roi Cooper Megrue and Walter Hackett

Copyright, 1914, By Roi Cooper Megrue and Walter Hackett
Copyright in Great Britain and Canada
Copyright, 1917, By Samuel French

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IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE

A FARCICAL FACT IN THREE ACTS BY

Roi Cooper Megrue and Walter Hackett

Staged under the direction of Sam Forrest

The characters appear in the order in which they are named

ORIGINAL CAST
Mary GraysonRuth Shepley
JohnsonGeorge Schaeffer
Comtesse de BeaurienLouise Drew
Rodney MartinGrant Mitchell
Cyrus MartinJohn Cope
Ambrose PealeWill Deming
MarieCecile Bretone
William SmithHarry Driscole
Donald McChesneyW. J. Brady
Miss BurkeVivian Rogers
Ellery ClarkKenneth Hill
George BronsonSydney Seaward

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

ActI.Library at Cyrus Martin’s.
ActII.The office of The 13 Soap Company
ActIII.Same as Act I.