AN OLD MAN.
A MAIDEN.
GUESTS, both MEN and LADIES.
MEN of KNUT GESLING'S TRAIN.
SERVING-MEN and MAIDENS at SOLHOUG.


The action passes at Solhoug in the Fourteenth Century.


PRONUNCIATION OF NAMES: Gudmund=Goodmund. The g in "Margit"
and in "Gesling" is hard, as in "go," or in "Gesling," it may
be pronounced as y--"Yesling." The first o in Solhoug ought
to have the sound of a very long "oo."

Transcriber's notes:

--Signe and Hegge have umlauts above the e's, the
ultimate e only in Hegge.
--Passages that are in lyric form are not indented
and have the directorial comments to the right of
the character's name.




THE FEAST AT SOLHOUG

PLAY IN THREE ACTS