Full view - 1920 - 582 pages - Drama
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Shay, Frank, and Loving, P. Fifty Contemporary One-Act Plays, 1920. Small Stages, Plays for. Duffield, 1915. (Mary Aldis.) Smith, Alice Mary. ...
www.gutenberg.org/ files/ 18625/ 18625-h/ 18625-h.htm Small-Cast One-Act Guide Online - Citations-S - Sunny Morning-A-2m2f
also, in Fifty Contemporary One-Act Plays, translated from the Spanish into English by Lucretia Xavier Floyd (Cincinnati, Ohio, usa: Stewart Kidd Company, ...
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 | 24 Blackburn Road, Summit, NJ - Page 372Applications from amateurs to produce the play should be addressed to Norman Lee Swartout, 24 Blackburn Road, Summit, NJ Professionals should address ... |
| Munich - Page 17Was it not for the best that I went to Munich? Would I have made your acquaintance else? CLEM. You didn't go there with that object in view. MARO. ...more pages: 15 16 20 23 25 |
| Aix - Page 522When we came home from Aix les Bains I thought Madame would go wild. She tore her clothes. She went striding about the house from room to room calling ...more pages: 520 |
More | Hollywood, California - Page 398THE SHEPHERD IN THE DISTANCE has also been produced in colors very effectively by the Hollywood Community Theatre, at Hollywood, California. ... |
| Brussels - Page 79The next train does not reach Brussels until ten o'elock. GERARDO. Well, then, we must catch this one. I will just have time to go over the second act ...more pages: 80 83 84 88 |
| Madrid - Page 258From my home he went to Seville, then cnmc to Madrid. He wrote to Laura many letters, some in verse. But, undoubtedly, they were intercepted by her ...more pages: 238 240 244 |
| Venice - Page 489You wish of me a coat, a rich coat like that on the third figure from the center of the picture that is in your father's chapel at Venice. ...more pages: 484 485 |
| Cincinnati, Ohio - Page 166whose dramatic representative, Frank Shay, in care Stewart & Kidd" Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, applications for permission to produce it should be made.more pages: 512 |
| Milan - Page 203You know that as soon as I received the telegram in Milan which announced his suicide in London, I ran to Luciano's room and gathered all his papers, ...more pages: 206 |
| Valencia - Page 257Not far from Valencia there was a mansion that if still there, should retain memories of me. I spent there several seasons. This was many, many years ... |
| Rome - Page 204Then there is a little note from Rome; you know Anna visited her mother in Rome for a month last winter. It is evident that our friend followed her. ...more pages: 25 55 413 |
| New York - Page 387I'd really been meaning to come out here and have a look round my old haunts, but there was business in New York, and I had to go South and see my ...more pages: 71 120 146 174 362 386 390 396 420 466 |
| Chicago - Page 532Midnight for Chicago. [Benson hangs up the receiver and is busy with the suitcase as Strickland enters.] Strickland. Here's your money, Benson. ...more pages: 372 531 |
| Nicosia - Page 94We started a little golf elub at Nicosia, and laid out a nine-hole course. But the balls used to melt. So we had to alter the rules, keep the balls in ... |
| Seville - Page 258From my home he went to Seville, then cnmc to Madrid. He wrote to Laura many letters, some in verse. But, undoubtedly, they were intercepted by her ... |
| Paris - Page 259I will not tell her that in three months I went to Paris with a ballet dancer. DoSa Lauha. What strange pranks Fate plays! Here you and I, ...more pages: 54 62 73 450 451 452 |
| Omaha - Page 363I knew you could get back from Omaha by to-day and as long as I went over everything here myself COUNTY ATTORNEY. ... |
| Detroit - Page 502Originally produced by Sam Hume as the dedicatory piece of the new Arts & Crafts Theater, Detroit, and by Maurice Browne of the Chicago Art Theater. ... |
| Vienna - Page 17Why didn't you stay in Vienna? MARO. Because I couldn't get along with my family. No one appreciated me. Oh, what people! Did any one of them realize ... |
| Cardiff - Page 574.Badger Bound East for Cardiff. d 1lm. .Shay Before Breakfast. d lw Shay THE MOON OF THE CARIBBEES Moon of the Carirrees. p 17m 4w Bound East for ... |
| Angers - Page 433My dear, How many Angers have you? Colu. La, indeed, How should I know? It always takes me one hand To count the other with. It's too confusing. ... |
| Padua - Page 485Mere jugglers and bunglers from Padua would ask twenty ducats. And the fame of this convent! I see I have been deceived, Arress. Be silent, sir. ... |
| London - Page 160If you're at the Bar, why are you down here instead of up in London working? Cecil. Because if I were in London I might possibly get a brief. ...more pages: 61 100 |
| San Francisco - Page 384Enter the Hero was first produced in San Francisco by the St. Francis Little Theater Players, on January 16th, 1918, with the following cast: Ruth ... |
| Denver - Page 323It even got as fer as Denver. Lon. No, I don't remember. But I've read of similar cases. Hank. You've been to Arizony, I s'pose. Lon. No, not quite. ... |
| Florence - Page 410and priests to draw away, A group of goodly ladies and gentlemen Go forth to a sequestered country place Remote from Florence and invisible Death. ...more pages: 409 |
| Madison, Wisconsin - Page 507Lives on a farm near Madison, Wisconsin. THIEF. You don't elaim the picture is by Sargent or Whistler? CLARA. It couldn't be THIEF [ignoring her ... |
| Philadelphia - Page 68The first performance of Altruism was given by The Stage Society of Philadelphia at the Little Theatre, Philadelphia, on January 28, 1916, ... |
| Minna - Page 561.Seven Arte The Master Poisoner "In Minna and Myself" Pagan BONE, FD A Dauohter of Japan. d....Frencft Pride of the Reoiment. p 2m lw French BOTTOMLEY ... |
| Bern - Page 566Susan Trifles. p 3m 2w The People. p 10m 2w Close the Book. c 3m 5w The Outside. p 3m 2w Woman's Honor. c 3m 6w Bern ice (3 Acts). p 2m 3w with Geo. ... |
| Toronto - Page 2Toronto: The Copp Clark Co., Limited. Copyright, 1920, The Four Seas Co., Boston. |
| Baroy - Page 528Madame le Baroy. Nanette! Child! My child! [She rushes to take Diane i* her arms.] Nanette, what have you done, what have you done? Nanette. ... |
Popular passagesShe'll feel awful bad after all her hard work in the hot weather. I remember the afternoon I put up my cherries last summer. Page 366 I think maybe that's why she kept so much to herself. She didn't even belong to the Ladies Aid. I suppose she felt she couldn't do her part, and then you don't enjoy things when you feel shabby. She used to wear pretty clothes and be lively, when she was Minnie Foster, one of the town girls singing in the choir. But that oh, that was thirty years ago. Page 366 I didn't hear or see anything; I knocked at the door, and still it was all quiet inside. I knew they must be up, it was past eight o'clock. So I knocked again, and I thought I heard somebody say, "Come in. Page 363 I ought to make some conversation, so I said I had come in to see if John wanted to put in a telephone, and at that she started to laugh, and then she stopped and looked at me scared. Page 364 Locking her up in town and then coming out here and trying to get her own house to turn against her! MRS. PETERS: But Mrs. Hale, the law is the law. MRS. HALE: I s'pose 'tis. [Unbuttoning her coat.] Better loosen up your things, Mrs. Peters. You won't feel them when you go out. [MRS. PETERS takes off her fur tippet, goes to hang it on hook at back of room, stands looking at the under part of the small corner table.] MRS. Page 367 But I tell you what I do wish, Mrs Peters. I wish I had come over sometimes when she was here. Page 368 No, Wright wouldn't like the bird a thing that sang. She used to sing. He killed that, too. Page 369 It was an awful thing was done in this house that night, Mrs Hale. Killing a man while he slept, slipping a rope around his neck that choked the life out of him. Page 369 But I thought maybe if I went to the house and talked about it before his wife... Page 363 If I was you I wouldn't tell her her fruit was gone. Tell her it ain't. Tell her it's all right. Take this in to prove it to her. She she may never know whether it was broke or not. Page 369 LessOther editions | by Pierre Loving
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