Some scenes from An Interrupted Honeymoon (a play in three acts), written by the British actor and playwright F. Kinsey Peile (1861-19), and performed at the Avenue Theatre, London, in 1899.
In addition to acting, Peile was a playwright. His works written for the West End included Solomon's Twins, 1897; An Interrupted Honeymoon, 1899; Lyre and Lancet, 1902; The Man Who Was, 1903; Money and the Girl, 1910; Bill, Twelve o'clock, and The Shooting Star, all 1912; The Pink Nightgown, 1913; and Who Laughs Last, 1919.
The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, October 14th 1899, "An Interrupted Honeymoon" at the Avenue Theatre.
a- Miss Sarah Brooke.
b- Miss Kemmis. Miss Granville. Miss Sarah Brooke. Mrs. George Canninge.
c- Mr. Arthur Williams as Penny. Mr. Sothern as Kenneth Benyon. Miss Granville
as the Hon. Mrs. Daniel Gordon.
d- Mr. Arthur Williams as Penny.
e- Mrs George Canninge as Miss Rachel Gordon. and Mr. Arthur Williams as
Penny.
f- Miss Bella Pateman as Miss Perceval. Mr. Sothern as Benyon. Mr. Holmes
Gore as Sir Charles. Miss Granville as the Hon. Mrs. Daniel Gordon. Mr. Du
Maurier as Chris Trevor. Miss Sarah Brooke as Miss Violet Babbington.
Miss Granville, the Clever and Dignified Actress who plays the Hon. Mrs. Gordon in An Interrupted Honeymoon at the Avenue Theatre.
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