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Harold Quimby Gallupe

 
9781331050254: Team-Work: A Comedy in Three Acts (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

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Act III. - Stage of the college gymnasium, on the afternoon preceding the performance of the Paint and Powder play.

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Team-W ork ACT I SCENE. The dining-room of Forest Lodge. Door L. to piazza ;door r. to kitchen and hall. Fireplace tip C, with small latticed windotvs on either side. In ceiitre of room, Mrs. Hodgkins, Edith Richards, A my Sinclair Granby, Ruth Sargent, Dorothy Sprague. Stewart A lmy and William Jefferson Jordan sit about round dining table, which is covered with the remains of breakfast. One chair vacant. On wall h., an old-fashioned telephone. Up stage L., seat, of which cover can be raised. Down r. a couch. Seats, pictures, etc. Stew, wears light trousers, brown and blue jersey, and dark coat. Shine wears dark suit and soft shirt. Most of the party are finishing breakfast. Stew. Why dont you eat some breakfast, Dorothy? You ll shrivel up and blow away. Dor. Goodness !I cant start in the morning and keep eating all day the way you boys do. Edith laughing). Boys !H ow about Aunty and me? Dor. Oh, well, you re not really eating, you re just keeping Toot company. And Mrs. Hodgkins has just started. Stew. Huh !I bet you re like Ruth :she eats as much as I do, but she eats so fast D ucks laughing. )R uth. Stewart A lmy !I dont either !Y ou re perfectly horrid to say such things !S tew. Well now Shine. Holy smoke !S ome fellows can get by whatever they say. Now if Id said she ate fast, Id fast forever. L aughs, but as no one else laughs, lapses into embarrassed silence.) Edith to Mrs. H., who is looking about table for something). What is it, A unty? Mrs. H. I must have taken the coffee out. S tarts to rise.
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