Two scenes from The Queen’s Enemies (written in April 1913) written by the Irish playwright Lord Dunsany (1878-1957) and first produced by the Gertrude Kingston Company, at the Neighborhood Playhouse and Maxine Elliott's Theatre, New York City, with the scenic design by Warren Dahler & Howard Kratz, having run for 42 performances from November 14 until December 30, 1916.
The Neighbourhood Theatre also gave the first production of The Queen's Enemies on 14 November 1916, in a triple bill with two plays by George Bernard Shaw. Though popular with audiences there, the critics generally agreed with Alexander Woollcott that it was "Dunsany at his second best". The production nevertheless transferred to Maxine Elliott's Theatre on Broadway.
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| Alice Lewisohn (right) played the title role in The Queen's Enemies |
Neighborhood Playhouse, The Queen's Enemies by Lord Dunsany, Alice Lewisohn as the Queen, Leslie Austin as unknown character
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