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15 cents 25 cents CHARACTERS 50 Cents Acting rights reserved ALLSTYNE-SMYTHE allus Aunt Sarah's back two minnits Baker & Company BIBBER BOSTON clock on mantel Comedy in Four Comedy in Three comin Costumes modern Difference in Clocks easy interior Eight males exterior Farce in Three five females Five males Four Acts four females Four males front of fire gittin Goes to clock goin Hamilton Place handkerchief hev stopped HIGBEE Joshuway Stebbins looks MISS MARIA Montana Nine males OSCAR WILDE p'raps Pause Play in Four Plays a full Plays two hours prepaid on receipt price by Walter putting receipt of price s'pose say thet Scene scenery Sent prepaid seven females Seven males single interior sits in rocking-chair Six females Six males sniffs so's sobs SYNOPSIS ACT takes out watch Thar thar's thet's Thorndike's Three Acts three interiors twas colder WALTER H warnin watch back WITHROW
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Page 1 - HIGBEE OF HARVARD A Comedy Drama in Three Acts by Charles Townsend. Five males, four females. Modern costumes ; scenes, two interiors and an exterior — the latter may be played as well in an interior, if preferred. Plays a full evening. A clever, up-to-date piece, well suited for amateur performance. No small parts; all good. Good plot, full of incident, no love.making, interest strong and sustained. Price, 15 cents HOW JIM MADE GOOD A Comedy Drama in Four Acts by Charles S.
Page 5 - Costumes, modern ; scene, a single interior. Plays a full evening. Sent prepaid on receipt of price by Walter & Pafeer & Company No.
Page 3 - Price, 25 cents OUT OF TOWN A Comedy in Three Acts by Bell Elliot Palmer. Three males, five females. Scene, an interior, the same for all three acts ; costumes, modern. Plays an hour and a half. A clever and interesting comedy, very easy to produce and recommended for amateur performance.
Page 5 - Six males, five femaleS. Costumes, modern; scenery, three interiorS. Plays two and a half hours.
Page 5 - OtnUULlWMKLiJ seven females. Costumes, modern ; scenery, three interiors. Plays a full evening. THE SECOND MRS. TANQUERAY $&?*%£?& females.
Page 5 - Ten males, inUNUE.KDUL.1 nine females. Scenery, three interiors; costumes, modern. Plays a full evening. THF TIMFS Comedy in Four Acts.
Page 1 - ACT II.— Parlor at Withrow's. In a tangle. Cupid's arrows go wrong, and everything follows. Good-by, and a roaring climax. ACT III. — In Montana, five months later. Hard lines. " Thanksgiving to-morrow, and no chance to steal a turkey." The unexpected happens. Sudden wealth. " A Four-decker weddin