SCENE.—Mr. Tully’s Flat—next door—No. 14 St. Mark’s Mansions.
A LITTLE BIT OF FLUFF
Produced at The Criterion Theatre, London, October 27, 1915, with the following cast of Characters:—
| JOHN AYERS | Mr. George Desmond. |
| BERTRAM TULLY | Mr. Ernest Thesiger. |
| NIXON TRIPPETT | Mr. Stanley Lathbury. |
| DR. BIGLAND | Mr. Alfred Drayton. |
| PAMELA AYERS | Miss Marjorie Maxwell. |
| MAMIE SCOTT | Miss Ruby Miller. |
| AUNT HANNAH | Miss Lilian Talbot. |
| URSULA | Miss Violet Gould. |
| CHALMERS | Miss Dulcie Greatwich. |
A LITTLE BIT OF FLUFF
[ACT I]
SCENE.—JOHN AYERS’ Flat in Bayswater.
The scene represents a room in the well-to-do flat of MR. JOHN AYERS, in the district of Bayswater. A door to the R. leads into the bedroom and another door L. leads to the hall and street. There are two French windows at the back with balconies beyond. A fireplace R. above door. Mirror on mantelpiece. Easy chair R. Table up R.C. above door, with a pot of marguerites upon it—a writing-desk up L.C. with telephone. A fancy table down L. with papers on it. [A plan of the scene] will be found at the end of the Play. Telegraph boy’s Knock and Ring heard off L. CHALMERS, a maid, enters at L. with one telegram on salver and crossing, meets PAMELA C. who has entered by door R. PAMELA is a smart woman of thirty-five, handsome and beautifully gowned.
PAMELA. What is it, Chalmers? (Seeing telegram.) Oh!