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Excerpt from Katie's New Hat: A Farce And the twins behind the scenes. Not seen but heard. In the wings L. Someone may imitate babies crying at a given cue. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving...

Excerpt from The Good Old Days: A Comedy in One ActPenelope. In scene One wears high-waisted Empire gown, or a modern dress, or loose gown that may be readily changed for colonial costume at close Of the scene. Her colonial costume should be one Of the narrow, high-waisted, low-necked dresses of that time, similar to the Empire gown of today. With it go heelless slippers, white stock ings, hair parted and arranged with side curls, and em broid...

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Sie inspirierten sich, stritten sich und fanden sich doch immer wieder: Paul Cézanne, der geniale Maler und Émile Zola, der große Schriftsteller. Sie arbeiteten wie Besessene auf der Suche nach Perfektion und Anerkennung. Der eine hatte Geld, Ruhm und Frau, der andere nichts außer sich selbst.Eine hochspannende Geschichte von Zuneigung und Eifersucht, von Mut und Verzweiflung sowie von unbändiger Schöpfungskraft, eingebettet in die intensiven ...

Excerpt from The Return of Letty: A Comedy in One Act Scene. - A farmhouse sitting-room. At c. in flat is a door. Another l. i e. l. in flat is a window opening out. At r. a cupboard with cups, saucers and plates. At r. c. a table covered with a cloth, on it a vase and a few books and a work-basket. Near the table a rocking-chair. At l. a large armchair, another rocker, a smaller chair and a child's little wooden rocker. A rag mat on floor. ...

Excerpt from A Knot of White Ribbon: A Comedy in One Act Scene. - An old-fashioned parlor. At l. is a fireplace, on mantel a clock and two tall candlesticks holding candles. In front of fire an armchair, at r. c. a rocking-chair, a small high back chair, a small table and a little old trunk or chest. A fire is burning on the hearth. Entrances at c. and down l. and r. (The curtain rises to discover Miss Esther Farling seated in front of fire....

Excerpt from Susan's Finish: A Comedy in One ActStella. Back to the ancestral home. Why, she's said that for years.Emily. Yes, but now she's looking up her train. She says she's homesick for a sight of green fields. I went into the kitchen to ask her to make a hot gingerbread cake and she just Turned up her nose and said she was going back to where hot. Gingerbread wasn't expected of her in the middle of the after noon.About the PublisherForgo...

Winner of the James Tait Black Memorial Prize Justine is a painting, a doppelgänger and a woman of beguiling beauty. Set in contemporary London, Justine is a story of a man's obsession with a woman - or is it two women? For Justine has a twin sister Juliette, and as the story unfolds, the opium-dazed narrator becomes increasingly unsure as to the identity of the woman he desires.

Excerpt from The Red Parasol: A Comedy for GirlsEdith and mrs. Carter - Becoming tailor-made suits and street hats.Belinda - Middle age, plain dress and wears nurse's cap and apron.Amanda is a large colored woman, gorgeously dressed in a bright blue gown, a pink waist and a big hat with a long feather.Mrs. Mcbride - Plain dress and small hat, which is tipped down over one ear. She has red hair.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundr...

Excerpt from Molly's Way: A Comedy in Three Acts Molly Meadows, who is very much in love with Jack Lawrence, cannot gain her father's consent to her engagement until her older sister, Laurie, is married. Laurie is, in fact, secretly married to Philip Moore, but dares not tell her father because of an old feud, which long ago caused the erection of a "spite fence" between the Meadows and the Moore properties. Impatient Molly, fond of "her way,...

Excerpt from The Truth About Jane: A Comedy in One Act Scene. - Sitting-room at Mrs. Wilming's. A sofa and two chairs at R., table and armchair at l. Entrances at c. and down L. {At rise of curtain, Isabel, Agnes and Cornelia are discovered sitting in a semicircle, all engaged in sewing.) Agnes. I wonder why mother is so worried. Cornelia. Oh, don't you know? She's just had a letter. Agnes. A letter! From whom? Cor. (mysteriously). I don'...

Excerpt from The Coming of Annabel: A Comedy in One Act Scene. A simply furnished room. Braided rugs on floor. Two old-fashioned rockers, oneR. c., one at L.c. A small table, a sofa, and straight-backed chair. Entrance at c.(At rise Mrs. Mary Wright is discovered r.c. sewing on a curtain. She is a pleasant-looking voman, slightly under middle age. A knock c.)Mrs. W.Come in. Enter Miss Jane Winter. She is a stern-looking woman with hair beginn...

Excerpt from All About Adam: A Comedy in Two Acts Har. That doesn't matter. And after all, though he may seem Old to her, he is really only a little over forty. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preser...