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Les Avariés ("The damaged") is a French play by Eugène Brieux ()[].

Originally Les Avariés/1901) by. A controversial drama about the social consequences of syphilis, first produced in 1901.

Translated into English as Damaged Goods by ** and first produced .

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+''[[Les Avariés]]'' ("The damaged") is a French play by  Eugène Brieux ()[].
-''[[Damaged Goods]]'' (Originally ''[[Les Avariés]]''/1901) by Eugène Brieux. A controversial drama about the social consequences of syphilis.
+Originally ''[[Les Avariés]]''/1901) by. A controversial drama about the social consequences of syphilis, first produced in 1901.
+Translated into English as ''[[Damaged Goods]]'' by ** and first produced  .
 == Performance History in South Africa ==
-- First produced by [[Stephen Black]] at the [[Standard Theatre]] in Johannesburg, opening on 9 October 1917.  The cast included [[Henry Miles]], [[Edward Vincent]], [[Dick Cruikshanks]], [[Olga Vallier]], [[Alma Vaughan]], [[Violette Ford]] and [[Betty Kendal]].
+- First produced as ''[[Damaged Goods]]'' at the [[Standard Theatre]], Johannesburg, by [[Stephen Black]], opening on 9 October 1917.  The cast included [[Henry Miles]], [[Edward Vincent]], [[Dick Cruikshanks]], [[Olga Vallier]], [[Alma Vaughan]], [[Violette Ford]] and [[Betty Kendal]].