LUCINDA SPEAKS
Reading edition
A Comedy in Two Acts
By Gladys Ruth Bridgham
Eight women. Scene, an interior; costumes, modern. Plays an hour and a quarter. Isabel Jewett has dropped her homely middle name, Lucinda, and with it many sterling traits of character, and is not a very good mother to the daughter of her husband over in France. But circumstances bring “Lucinda” to life again with wonderful results. A pretty and dramatic contrast that is very effective. Well recommended.
Price, 25 cents
CHARACTERS
Isabel Jewett, aged 27.
Miriam, her daughter, aged 7.
Mrs. McBierney, aged 50.
Tessie Flanders, aged 18.
Mrs. Douglas Jewett, aged 45.
Helen, her daughter, aged 20.
Mrs. Fogg, aged 35.
Florence Lindsey, aged 25.
SYNOPSIS
Act I.—Dining-room in Isabel Jewett’s tenement, Roxbury, October, 1918.
Act II.—The same—three months later.