The Imaginary Invalid (Bermel trans.)

The Imaginary Invalid (Bermel trans.)

The Imaginary Invalid (Bermel trans.)

Albert Bermel, Jean Baptiste Molière

The Imaginary Invalid (Bermel trans.)

The Imaginary Invalid (Bermel trans.)

Albert Bermel, Jean Baptiste Molière

Overview

The famous hypochondriac in this classic farce not only complains of a million imaginary ills, but also of his astronomical medical bills. If he marries his daughter to a doctor, he reasons, he will have free medical care. He chooses a double-Latin talking numbskull without consulting the daughter who is already smitten by another. The inventive maid exposes the doctyor and his father as charlatans and demonstrates to the master that his second wife loves his money, not him. Thus are truth and love triumphant and all troubles, real and imaginary, relieved by laughter.

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Authors

Author

Albert Bermel

Author

Jean Baptiste Molière