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Doctor Jack Kingsley ...... TOM EWELL Linda Kingsley ...... LYNN BILEK Abbey Kingsley ...... JAN RHODES Alice Kingsley ...... MICHAELE MYERS Ricky Fleisher ...... TOM YOURK Richard Merrick ...... ERIC JAMES Miss Hammer ...... JEANNE BOLAN Francine ...... NANCI ADDISON Wally ...... MICHAEL PATTON Dennis ...... SCHORLING SCHNEIDER Andy ...... KEVIN DOBSON Bartholomew Smuts ...... WILLIAM TYNAN Doctor Harold Fleisher ...... MAXTON LATHAM Arnold Brecher ...... CARL BENSEN Irwin Kniberg ......
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ACT II. Scene 1: The following evening. Scene 2: The next morning. Scene 3: The same day, mid-afternoon.
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