Act 3 — Novelties
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THE VILLAGE POST-OFFICE
An Entertainment in One Scene
By Jessie A. Kelley
Twenty-two males and twenty females are called for, but one person may take several parts and some characters may be omitted. The stage is arranged as a country store and post-office in one. Costumes are rural and funny. Plays a full evening. A side-splitting novelty, full of "good lines" and comical incident and character. One continuous laugh from beginning to end. Strongly recommended for church entertainments or general use; very wholesome and clean.
Price, 25 cents
MISS PRIM'S KINDERGARTEN
An Entertainment in One Scene
By Jessie A. Kelley
Ten males, eleven females. No scenery or curtain needed; costumes introduce grown people dressed as children. Plays an hour and a half. A modern, up-to-date version of the popular "District School," full of laughs and a sure hit with the audience. All the parts very easy except the Teacher's, and as it is possible for her to use a book, the entertainment can be got up with exceptional ease and quickness. Can be recommended.
Price, 25 cents
THE VISIT OF OBADIAH
A Farce in Two Acts
By Eunice Fuller and Margaret C. Lyon
Thirteen females. Costumes modern; scene, an easy interior, the same for both acts. Plays an hour. A clever and original play, suited for school or college performance. Full of incident and offers a great variety of character and great opportunity for pretty dressing. Irish and negro comedy parts.
Price, 25 cents
A PAN OF FUDGE
A Comedy in One Act
By Maude B. Simes
Six females. Costumes, modern; scene, an easy interior. Plays twenty-five minutes. A bright little boarding-school sketch, at once amusing and sympathetic; tone high and quality good. Confidently recommended to young ladies as an effective piece easy to get up.
Price, 15 cents
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