Several scenes from Smith (a comedy) written by W. Somerset Maugham (1874 – 1965), and first produced from 30th September 1909 to 26th February 1910, at Comedy Theatre, London.

   Several scenes from Smith (a comedy) written by the British dramatist W. Somerset Maugham (1874 – 1965), and first produced  by Arthur Chudleigh and Charles Frohman, from 30th September 1909 to 26th February 1910, at Comedy Theatre, London.

   In New York the play was first seen on 5 September 1910 at the Empire Theatre, running until December 1910.

 Tom Freeman (Robert Loraine), Rose Dallas Baker (Kate Cutler), Algy Peppercorn (AE Matthews), Smith (Marie Lohr)

Robert Loraine, Lydia Bilbrooke, Edyth Latimer, A E Matthews, Kate Cutler, Frederick Volpe

Principal members of the original cast in 1909 at the Comedy Theatre:

Thomas Freeman – Robert Loraine

Algernon Peppercorn – A. E. Matthews

Mrs Dallas-Baker (Rose) – Kate Cutler

Emily Chapman – Edyth Latimer

Mrs Otto Rosenberg (Cynthia) – Lydia Bilbrook

Smith – Marie Lohr

Fletcher – Percy Goodyer

H. D. Baker KC – Frederick Volpe