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A Play in fonr acts, by L. J. Hollenius. Eight male, six female characters. An uniformly good stock company is alone needed to properly produce this charming piece.
Costumes modern. Scenery, fine interiors and beautiful gardens. Time in representation, three hours.
155 OUR HEROES. A Military Play in £ve acts, eight allegorical tableaux, and ten grand pictures, including a grand transfor- mation tableau, by John B. Henauld. Twenty-four male and live female characters. Large parties *f retired vo...lunteers can appear with great effect in this play. Costumes modern, civil and military. Scenery, interiors of dwellings, encampments and battle-fields.
156 PEACE AT ANY PRICE. A Farce in one act, by T.
W. Robertson. One male and one female characters ; but a variety of voices are heard throughout the piece, the speakers being invisible. A qapital sketch for two lively amateur comedians. Costume modern.
Scenery— there is but one scene throughout the piece— a meanly furnished apartment. Time in representation, twenty minutes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Play in fonr acts, by L. J. Hollenius. Eight male, six female characters. An uniformly good stock company is alone needed to properly produce this charming piece.
Costumes modern. Scenery, fine interiors and beautiful gardens. Time in representation, three hours.
155 OUR HEROES. A Military Play in £ve acts, eight allegorical tableaux, and ten grand pictures, including a grand transfor- mation tableau, by John B. Henauld. Twenty-four male and live female characters. Large parties *f retired vo...lunteers can appear with great effect in this play. Costumes modern, civil and military. Scenery, interiors of dwellings, encampments and battle-fields.
156 PEACE AT ANY PRICE. A Farce in one act, by T.
W. Robertson. One male and one female characters ; but a variety of voices are heard throughout the piece, the speakers being invisible. A qapital sketch for two lively amateur comedians. Costume modern.
Scenery— there is but one scene throughout the piece— a meanly furnished apartment. Time in representation, twenty minutes.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Becher, Martin. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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