Act 3 — New Plays
Reading edition
THE TIME OF HIS LIFE
A Comedy in Three Acts
By C. Leona Dalrymple
Six males, three females. Costumes modern; scenery, two interiors, or can be played in one. Plays two hours and a half. A side-splitting piece, full of action and a sure success if competently acted. Tom Carter’s little joke of impersonating the colored butler has unexpected consequences that give him “the time of his life.” Very highly recommended for High School performance.
Price, 25 cents
CHARACTERS
Mr. Bob Grey.
Mrs. Bob Grey.
Tom Carter, Mrs. Grey’s brother.
Mrs. Peter Wycombe, a “personage.”
Mr. Peter Wycombe, a “pessimist” with a digestion.
Dorothy Landon, secretly engaged to Tom Carter.
Mr. James Landon, Sr., Dorothy’s father; of a peppery disposition.
Uncle Tom, an old colored butler from the South.
Officer Hogan, of the Twenty-Second Street Police Station.
EETHER OR EYTHER
A Farce in One Act
By Robert C. V. Meyers
Four males, four females. Costumes modern; scene, an interior. Plays thirty minutes. A clever parlor play, similar in idea to the popular “Obstinate Family.” Sure to please.
Price, 15 cents
THE MORNING AFTER THE PLAY
A Comedy in One Act
By Willis Steell
Two males, three females. Costumes modern; scene, an interior. Plays twenty minutes. An easy piece of strong dramatic interest, originally produced in Vaudeville by Christy Clifford. Free to amateurs; royalty required for professional performance.
Price, 15 cents