Death Takes a Holiday: A Comedy in Three Acts

This paperback edition shows wear consistent with its age, including a worn spine and cover. The pages have yellowed over time, and there are handwritten annotations throughout, indicating previous use. Despite these signs of wear, the binding remains intact, making it a readable and collectible piece.

"Death Takes a Holiday: A Comedy in Three Acts" by Alberto Casella, rewritten for the American stage by Walter Ferris, is a classic theatrical work published by Samuel French. This edition, published in 1930, offers a glimpse into early 20th-century dramatic arts. The play explores profound themes through a comedic lens, making it a staple for theatre enthusiasts. This copy is published in New York, Los Angeles, and London, reflecting its broad cultural reach. While the original work dates back to 1928, this specific printing captures the essence of its American adaptation. The book contains handwritten annotations, adding a personal touch and historical insight into its use. This edition is a valuable piece for collectors interested in theatrical history and the evolution of drama. The book is in paperback format and shows signs of wear, typical for its age, but remains a significant artifact for those interested in early American adaptations of European plays.