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Alias Santa Claus

Alias Santa Claus

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By PERCIVAL WILDE

COLLECTED PLAYS:

DAWN AND OTHER ONE-ACT PLAYS OF LIFE TODAY

DAWN—THE NOBLE LORD—THE TRAITOR—A HOUSE OF CARDS—PLAYING WITH FIRE—THE FINGER OF GOD

A QUESTION OF MORALITY AND OTHER PLAYS

A QUESTION OF MORALITY—CONFESSIONAL—THE VILLAIN IN THE PIECE—ACCORDING TO DARWIN—THE BEAUTIFUL STORY

THE UNSEEN HOST AND OTHER WAR PLAYS

THE UNSEEN HOST—MOTHERS OF MEN—PAWNS—IN THE RAVINE—VALKYRIE!

EIGHT COMEDIES FOR LITTLE THEATRES

THE SEQUEL—THE PREVIOUS ENGAGEMENT—THE DYSPEPTIC OGRE—IN THE NET—A WONDERFUL WOMAN—CATESBY—HIS RETURN—EMBRYO

THE INN OF DISCONTENT AND OTHER FANTASTIC PLAYS

THE INN OF DISCONTENT—LADY OF DREAMS—THE LUCK-PIECE—ASHES OF ROMANCE—NOCTURNE

CHILDREN’S PLAYS:

THE TOY SHOP REVERIE THE ENCHANTED CHRISTMAS TREE KINGS IN NOMANIA

CRITICISM:

THE CRAFTSMANSHIP OF THE ONE-ACT PLAY

Alias Santa Claus A Play for Children by Percival Wilde Author of “Kings in Nomania,” “The Enchanted Christmas Tree,” etc.

Illustration from Alias Santa Claus: A play for Christmas

D. Appleton and Company New York :: 1927 :: London

COPYRIGHT, 1927, BY D. APPLETON AND COMPANY

All Rights Reserved

This play is fully protected in all countries by the copyright law, all requirements of which have been complied with. No performance, professional or amateur, no public reading, nor any radio broadcast, may be given without permission of the publisher, D. APPLETON AND COMPANY, 35 W. 32nd St., New York, or D. APPLETON AND COMPANY, 34 Bedford Street, Covent Garden, London, England.

Copyright, 1926, by The Pictorial Review Co. PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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