STRAIGHT: Do you expect the book to tell you everything?
AFTER THE SHOWER
A TWO-ACT FOR A MAN AND WOMAN
By
Louis Weslyn
Author of "At the News Stand," "The Girl and the Pearl," "An Easy Mary," "A Campus Flirtation," Etc., Etc.
AFTER THE SHOWER
CHARACTERS
THE FELLOW THE GIRL
SCENE: A pretty country lane in One, (Special drop) supposed to be near Lake George. Rustic bench on R. of stage. When the orchestra begins the music for the act, the girl enters, dressed in a fashionable tailor-made gown, and carrying parasol. She comes on laughing, from L., and glancing back over her shoulder at THE FELLOW, who follows after her, a few paces behind. THE GIRL wears only one glove, and THE FELLOW is holding out the other one to her as he makes his entrance. He is dressed in a natty light summer suit and wears a neat straw hat.
THE GIRL: (As she comes on with a little run.) I don't see why on earth you insist upon following me.