Little women
by William A. Brady
1912
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The Playhouse, Forty-Eighth Street, east of Broadway. William A. Brady presents Louisa M. Alcott's famous story "Little Women," dramatized by Marian De Forest (by arrangement with Jessie Bonstelle). The play staged by Jessie Bonstelle and Bertram Harrison, scenery constructed by Burt Tucman, painted by H. Robert Law, costumes by Mme. Ripley and the Eaves Costume Company.