Washington Squar
Washington Square Plays
作者：Beach, Lewis, 1891-1947; Gerstenberg, Alice, 1885-1972; Goodman, Edward, 1888-1962; Moeller, Philip, 1880-1958; Eaton, Walter Prichard, 1878-1957 [Author of introduction, etc.]
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共 71 题- Produced by Dianne Bean
- WASHINGTON SQUARE PLAYS
- Volume XX, The Drama League Series of Plays
- With An Introduction By Walter Prichard Eaton
- Preface By Edward Goodman Director of the Washington Square Players
- INTRODUCTION
- PREFACE TO THE PLAYS
- I. THE CLOD
- A One-Act Play
- By Lewis Beach
- THE CLOD
- CHARACTERS
- THADDEUS [reaching the landing]. Hit me if I do. [Disappears from view.]
- THADDEUS. Say, Mary, you was h----
- MARY [quickly]. Ye ain't got no----
- MARY [with great fear]. Oh, I didn't--I only--he wanted----
- NORTHERNER. Don't be afraid. It's not load----
- MARY. I'd call 'em in, if I wasn't----
- MARY. I--
- II. EUGENICALLY SPEAKING
- A One-Act Play
- By Edward Goodman
- Copyright, 1914, by Edward Goodman
- CHARACTERS
- UNA. Why, my dear man, sit down. [She points to a chair at the right.]
- UNA. No----
- BRAITHEWAITE. But, my dear----
- GEORGE. I never----
- GEORGE. You see, sir, she gave me----
- GEORGE [angry]. Yes. And conductors are----
- BRAITHEWAITE. Why--
- BRAITHEWAITE. Well----
- BRAITHEWAITE. But he uses "ain't."
- GEORGE. Me? Why she's as good as gold and----
- BRAITHEWAITE. Well! I----
- GEORGE. Thanks. [He goes out.]
- III. OVERTONES
- A One-Act Play
- By Alice Gerstenberg
- Copyright, 1913, by Alice Gerstenberg
- CHARACTERS
- HETTY. Oh, if you love him----
- HARRIET. Shall I be haughty or cordial or caustic or----
- HARRIET. My husband----
- HETTY. You're bloodless. Nothing but sham--sham--while I----
- HETTY. That's just my thought--if John paints our portrait----
- HARRIET. We can wear an exquisite gown----
- HETTY. And make him fall in love again and----
- MARGARET [takes a chair]. What a beautiful cabinet!*
- HETTY. I love him--I love him----
- MAGGIE. He's starving--I'm starving----
- HETTY. I'm going to take him away from you----
- IV. HELENA'S HUSBAND
- An Historical Comedy
- By Philip Moeller
- Copyright, 1915, by Philip Moeller
- CHARACTERS
- HELENA [as she sits dreaming]. I wish, I wish---- [She stops short.]
- HELENA. War, or--or----
- HELENA [sweetly]. I'll never do it again, Moo Moo. [She giggles.]
- HELENA. The years have, indeed, taught you wisdom. [TSUMU enters.]
- ANALYTIKOS. Philosophy teaches----
- ANALYTIKOS. Such endless variety, and yet----
- ANALYTIKOS. Shall I call the guards? [MENELAUS stops him.]
- ANALYTIKOS. Your majesty! [He is trembling with apprehension.]
- PARIS. It's----
- PARIS. You see. I was right. [He goes toward the balcony.]
- HELENA [clearing her throat]. I--I--------
- TSUMU. He--he----
- TSUMU. Evil has fallen on Sparta. He----
- ANALYTIKOS. Yes--yes----