=DOCTOR AND PATIENT.= =By John M. Drake.= 2 male characters. Very funny.
=DOLL DIALOGUE.= This is a very instructive dialogue for 4 little girls.
=GOING TO MEET AUNT HATTIE.= A dialogue =by Mrs. Hunt=. For 1 male and
3 female characters.
=LOST DOG, THE.= An excellent comic dialogue with following cast: Mr.
Taylor, owner of the dog; Mrs. Taylor; Billy, their son; Chinaman,
Dutchman, Irishman, and Mr. Smith.
=NO PEDDLERS WANTED.= For 4 boys. A funny dialogue that satisfies.
=OUR TRAMPS.= A humorous dialogue for two boys and three girls. Two
of the larger pupils should be dressed to represent grandfather and
grandmother. A small boy and two small girls for tramps, to be dressed
in old clothes belonging to grown-up people.
=PEARL’S CHRISTMAS.= Original, pleasing and interesting Christmas
dialogue with an excellent moral, for 3 boys and 4 girls.
=PETERTOWN PROPOSAL, THE.= A dialogue for two small children, a boy and
a girl.
=PICNIC, A.= A realistic and humorous dialogue for six boys and ten
girls.
=REVIEWING FOR EXAMINATION.= =By Chas. McClintic.= 1 male, 2 female
characters.
=SILENT INTRUDER, THE.= =By Eugene Harold.= A comic dialogue for two
male characters. You should see the clerk placed under the hypnotic
spell.
=SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING, A.= A comic dialogue for a deaf lady and a
tramp. Three copies for ten cents.
=UNCLE PETER’S VISIT TO THE SCHOOL.= A comic dialogue for 2 male and 3
female characters. 10 minutes.
=UNGROUNDED SUSPICIONS.= For three boys. Shows how people are often
unjustly accused. Three copies, =ten cents=.
=THE WAY TO WYNDHAM.= A comic dialogue for 2 male characters. 10
minutes. An excellent dialogue.
=THE WEDDING NOTICE.= A comic Irish dialogue that is rich and rare and
racy.