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Ditrichstein, Leo

 
9781330109861: Are You a Mason? (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

A brisk stage farce about a man who pretends to be a Mason to hide a financial and romantic tangle, until the truth spirals out in a bustling New York setting.

In this comedy, Perry battles to keep a costly secret from his family while juggling invites, debts, and a rash of misread signals. Set in Perry’s New York apartment, the story leans on witty banter, social situational humor, and a chorus of lively characters as the truth edges closer to being revealed.

- Fast-paced, dialogue-driven scenes with comic misunderstandings
- Colorful characters from different generations and social circles
- Thematic humor about family, social pretenses, and lodge life
- Stage directions and pacing that guide a lively theatrical experience

Ideal for fans of light, character-driven amusement and classic American stage comedy.

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Sitting Room in Perry sH ouse according to scene plot. When curtain rises, Perry from r. j. Perry {S pick and span as if he had just finished dressing, speaks hack into room). Tell Norah to bring my breakfast in here, Mary. {H ums or whistles, perfumes his handkerchief zvith a spray zvhich he takes from mantel.) Mary {from r. 2). Mr. Morrison wishes to see you, sir. Perry. Show him right in and hurry up with breakfast. Mary. Very well, sir. {O ff r. 2.) Perry {B us., looks at his zvatch). Phew! Half past eleven. Morrison ENTERS. Morrison. Hello, Perry. Perry. Hello, Morrison! How are you? How are you getting on with the plans? MoR. You can see for yourself Ive brought them with me. {G oes round table, l., unrolls them on table.) Perry {goes to head of table). Well, I must say that was quick work. {L ooking at them.) Very good, very practical, just what I want. MoR. Im glad you are satisfied. I suppose you want us to begin work at once. This is the most favorable time for building. Perry. I dare say. Between you and me, Morrison, I havent the necessary cash just at present, but I have half a promise from my father-in-law to advance the 15,000 or 20,000 dollars it will cost to build the extension.
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