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FIVE LITTLE PLAYS
FIVE LITTLE PLAYS
- BRENTANO NEW YORK 1922
CONTENTS
- THE MAN IN THE STALLS
THE MAN IN THE STALLS
- THE PERSONS OF THE PLAY
- THE MAN IN THE STALLS
  - CURTAIN
- CURTAIN
A MARRIAGE HAS BEEN ARRANGED….
- THE PERSONS OF THE PLAY
  - MR. HARRISON CROCKSTEAD LADY ALINE DE VAUX
- MR. HARRISON CROCKSTEAD LADY ALINE DE VAUX
- A MARRIAGE HAS BEEN ARRANGED….
  - SCENE The conservatory of No. 300 Grosvenor Square. Hour, close on midnight. A ball is in progress, and dreamy waltz music is heard in the distance.
  - CURTAIN
- SCENE The conservatory of No. 300 Grosvenor Square. Hour, close on midnight. A ball is in progress, and dreamy waltz music is heard in the distance.
- CURTAIN
THE MAN ON THE KERB
- THE PERSONS OF THE PLAY
- THE MAN ON THE KERB
  - SCENE: An underground room, bare of any furniture except two or three broken chairs, a tattered mattress on the stone floor and an old trunk. On a packing-chest are a few pots and pans and a kettle. A few sacks are spread over the floor, close to the empty grate; the walls are discoloured, with plentiful signs of damp oozing through. Close to the door, at back, is a window, looking on to the area; two of the panes are broken and stuffed with paper.
  - THE CURTAIN SLOWLY FALLS
- SCENE: An underground room, bare of any furniture except two or three broken chairs, a tattered mattress on the stone floor and an old trunk. On a packing-chest are a few pots and pans and a kettle. A few sacks are spread over the floor, close to the empty grate; the walls are discoloured, with plentiful signs of damp oozing through. Close to the door, at back, is a window, looking on to the area; two of the panes are broken and stuffed with paper.
- THE CURTAIN SLOWLY FALLS
THE OPEN DOOR
- THE PERSONS OF THE PLAY
- THE OPEN DOOR
  - SCENE: The drawing-room of LORD TORMINSTER'S cottage by the sea. It is 2 a.m. of a fine July night; the French windows are open on to the lawn. The room is dark; in an armchair, SIR GEOFFREY TRANSOM, a man of forty, with a frank, pleasant face, is seated, deep in thought. Suddenly the door opens, and LADY TORMINSTER appears and switches on the light. She starts at seeing SIR GEOFFREY.
  - CURTAIN
- SCENE: The drawing-room of LORD TORMINSTER'S cottage by the sea. It is 2 a.m. of a fine July night; the French windows are open on to the lawn. The room is dark; in an armchair, SIR GEOFFREY TRANSOM, a man of forty, with a frank, pleasant face, is seated, deep in thought. Suddenly the door opens, and LADY TORMINSTER appears and switches on the light. She starts at seeing SIR GEOFFREY.
- CURTAIN
THE BRACELET
- THE PERSONS OF THE PLAY
- THE BRACELET
  - THE CURTAIN FALLS
- THE CURTAIN FALLS
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