URE LADY HOLLAND

Comedy in Three Acts. Four Females

By Helen P. Kane

One interior scene. The dowager Lady Holland has arranged
that her niece, Diana, should marry Lester, the present Lord
Holland, son of the dowager. To that end she directs another
niece, Yvonne, to devote herself to Stacy Brent, thus throwing
Diana and Lester together. How successful her scheme proves
is told in the climax. Plays one and a half hours.

PRICE 25 CENTS

TOM'S ARRIVAL

Play in One Act. Three Females

One interior scene. Three maiden ladies, learning by wire
that Tom is to arrive, make different arrangements for his
comfort. The surprising arrival of Tom creates consternation
in the little household and the audience is kept out of the
secret until the last moment. Plays twenty-five minutes.

PRICE 25 CENTS

THE CONSPIRATORS

Comedy in Two Acts. Twelve Females

By Evelyn Simms

One Interior scene. A clever little comedy showing how the
Senior Class girls got the best of Miss Primleigh. Sparkling
throughout. Plays about forty minutes.

PRICE 35 CENTS

RECEPTION DAY AT THE SETTLEMENT HOUSE

An entertainment in 1 act, by Agnes C. Ruggeri. Can be played
by 12 or 16 female characters. 1 interior scene, simple or
elaborate, as desired. Time, if played straight, 1 hour, or
can be lengthened if specialties are introduced. The managers
of the "New Thought Settlement House" invite their friends,
nominally to inspect the building, but incidentally to induce
some financial support. Among the visitors are German and
Irish characters, suffragists, etc., some in favor of and
others opposed to the movement, all widely contrasted and all
good. This play has been presented several times for some of
New York's largest churches and always with great success.

PRICE 25 CENTS

A DAY AND A NIGHT

A comedy in 2 acts, by Agnes C. Ruggeri. 10 female characters. 1
interior scene. Time, about 1 hour. Modern costumes. Dorothy, an
idealist on the subject of boarding houses, advertises as about
to open a cozy, comfortable home for members of her down-trodden
sex. The applicants, including a suffragist, a demonstrator,
an actress and a singer, are of such different classes that
great scope is given for character impersonations. Jennie,
the waitress, and Mammy Sue, the colored cook, have strong
comedy parts.

PRICE 35 CENTS

ROSEMARY

A play in 4 acts, by Arolyn Caverly Cutting. 14 female
characters. 1 interior scene, plain o