MOONSHINE BY ARTHUR HOPKINS
Reading edition
Moonshine is reprinted by special permission of Arthur Hopkins, Plymouth Theatre, New York City. All rights reserved. For permission to perform, address the author.
ARTHUR HOPKINS
Arthur Hopkins, one of the well-known men of the practical theatre of to-day, was born in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1878. He completed his academic training at Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio. At present he is the manager of Plymouth Theatre, New York City.
Mr. Hopkins's entire life has been given to the theatre, which is his hobby. In the midst of his various activities as a manager he has found time to do some dramatic writing. Among his one-act plays are Thunder God, Broadway Love, and Moonshine, which appeared in the Theatre Acts Magazine for January, 1919.
Moonshine is an excellent play of situation that has grown out of the reaction of character on character.
CHARACTERS
Luke Hazy, Moonshiner
A Revenue Officer