The Chicago Tribune - Sunday, June 16, 1895
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Italian to Produce Wilde's Plays.
Le Siècle of Paris says a few days previous to the Queensberry case Oscar Wilde had completed a new comedy entitled "Friends." The Italian actor, Sigñor Ermete Zaccon, has just purchased the right of representation and will introduce the comedy before in Milan audience at the commencement of the autumn season. A well-known Italian dramatist has consented to undertake the translation of three more of Wilde's plays now being performed in England.
Le Siècle of Paris, says that a few days previous to the Queensberry suit Oscar Wilde had completed a new comedy entitled "Friends." The Italian actor Ermette Saccone, has just purchased the right of representation and will introduce the comedy before a Milan audience at the commencement of the autumn session. A well known Italian dramatist has consented to undertake the translation. Three of Wildes plays are now being performed in England.