Best Entertainments for Any Time
Dialogs and Plays
A CORNER IN HEARTS. A clever and amusing little parlor play. All lovers propose to the same girl. Rich humor. Pleasing situations. 4m., 1f. or 5m. 15c.
A DAY AT HAPPY HOLLOW SCHOOL. New play of the “Deestrick Skule” type. Full of wit and clever drollery. City auto party vs. rural youngsters. 25c.
A GOOSE AND SOME GEESE. A jolly little Mother Goose play with a very pointed climax. No bothersome scenery or properties required. Very amusing. 15c.
A HALLOWE’EN ADVENTURE. Lively play, full of spooky frolic and ghostly excitement. Capital for Hallowe’en. Great fun producer. 8m., 8f., 1 hour. 15c.
A LITTLE HEROINE OF THE REVOLUTION. Brave little girl with clever tact deceives British and passes their lines with message to General Marion. 25c.
AL MARTIN’S COUNTRY STORE. Unsurpassed for merriment. Country store’s customers, loafers, gossipers, lovers, etc. Splendid climax. Loads of fun. 25c.
CONTEST OF THE NATIONS. Spectacular play or cantata. Goddess of Liberty and 12 nations compete for crown. March, songs, etc. Effective. 13f. 25c.
CABBAGE HILL SCHOOL. Humorous play for children or young people. New “skewl-marm” on opening day. Capricious pupils, august visitors, etc. 25c.
CROWNING THE MAY QUEEN. A delightful May Day play. Children go Maying, crown a queen, wind Maypole, encounter gypsy, etc. Great excitement. 25c.
CUPID’S JOKE. Charming little drama in which Cupid gets “busy.” Splendid for St. Valentine’s Day or any social occasion. 5m., 5f. and Cupid. ¾ hr. 15c.
ORIGINAL DIALOGS FOR ANY TIME. Splendid collection of witty, spicy, lively dialogs. We guarantee their excellence. Primary and Intermediate. 25c.
THE DISPELLING OF BIG JIM. Negro farce. Big Jim is tried by officials of Big Bethel Church for misdemeanor. Great excitement. Darky humor. 8m. 15c.
THE DOLLY SHOW. The dearest little “baby show” ever. Each little girl displays her dolly to best advantage to wise little judge; in cute rhyme; easy. 15c.
THE DOLLS’ SYMPOSIUM. Toy Shop at night. Dolls and toys have great frolic. Spicy dialog. Fancy drills and specialties introduced. Clever. 25c.
THE GOLDEN GOBLET. Exceedingly clever farce with female cast, for Bachelor Girls’ and Women’s Clubs, etc. Uproariously funny. 12f. 1 hr. 35c.
THE HEIR OF MT. VERNON. Colonial Society play. Washington’s sterling manhood and rare courtesy portrayed. Old plantation melodies, etc. 8m., 8f. 25c.
THE HOLIDAYS’ CARNIVAL. St. Valentine’s Day, April Fools’, Easter, Hallowe’en, Christmas, and other holidays represented by children. March, songs. 15c.
THE KNICKERBOCKERS AT SCHOOL. A “Dutch” burlesque. Very comic presentation of old-fashioned Dutch school and customs. Quaint and funny. 25c.
THE LOST PRINCE. Fairy play for children and young folks. Prince is kidnapped. Great excitement. Restored by good fairies. Charming. 6m. 9f. 25c.
HOW SHE MANAGED IT. A bewitching young lady resorts to a very plausible plot for securing a proposal and succeeds. Ideal parlor play. Clever. 1m. 1f. 15c.
VERA’S VACATION. Nothing so delightful as this absorbing “story” of a vacation with summer boarders. Eccentric characters. Rich fun. 4m. 5f. 25c.
THE CHARITY PUPIL. Boarding school episode, lively with vivacious pranks and exciting times. Strong plot with happy climax. Splendid class play. 25c.
PETITE PLAYS. Collection of the spiciest comic dialogs, comedies and farces, by best American authors. Short, strong, witty; not difficult. 2 to 6 parts. 30c.
THE CRIMSON AND THE BLUE. 6 m. 6f. Highest type commencement play. Brilliant success. Acting rights free to purchaser of 12 copies. 35c.
THE MASONIC RING. Society play of excellent literary merit, spicy and clever. A succession of provokingly funny climaxes. Splendid for any time. 35c.
IN THE WAKE OF PAUL REVERE. Exciting incidents of Revolutionary days woven into a charming play. Makes life in the old days real. Delightful. 25c.
LOVERS OF ALL AGES. Unique novelty for high schools, colleges, clubs, etc. Beautiful presentation of famous lovers of all times. 1m., 18f. and Cupid. 25c.
MARRIED TO A SUFFRAGETTE. Bobbs is left to ’tend the baby. Baby disappears. Reward offered. Babies returned by the dozen. Rare fun. 15c.
MOTHER GOOSE BAZAR. Money-making specialty. Jolly folk from “Gooseland” do cute stunts, sing catchy rhymes, selling their wares, etc. 15c.
PAT AND HIS COUNTRYMEN. Brisk dialog abounding with Irish wit, for grammar or high school. Splendid for St. Patrick’s Day. Instructive. 2m. 15c.
ROYALTY IN OLD VIRGINIA. Historical play portraying thrilling events in life of Powhatan, Pocahontas and Capt. John Smith. Grammar or high school. 25c.
THE RUMMAGE SALE AT HICKORY HOLLOW. One of those little satires that provokes the merriest humor. Rare old treasures “sacrificed.” 15c.
SCHOOL PLAYS FOR FESTIVE DAYS. Over a score of the richest, spiciest dialogs for all grades. Every one a winner. Bright and instructive. 30c.
THE STARS AND STRIPES JUBILEE. Patriotic spectacular entertainment. Introduces Columbia, Uncle Sam, Thirteen Colonies, etc.; march; music. 25c.
THE SALOON MUST GO. An engaging but powerful anti-saloon play. Splendid for campaign. A bombardment of hot shot, song and story. 15c.
Transcriber’s Notes:
Punctuation errors repaired. Library sticker over bottom right of back cover. Text was supplied from identical back cover.
Page 17, “1.” added to first verse of song to match rest of layout of play.