Category: Humour
_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 d...
_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 hal...
4. ACT II(_JOHN AYERS and TULLY are seated at a small table down C. JOHN in arm-chair on right of table. TULLY in small chair left of table. They are playing cards. JOHN is dressed in py...
5. ACT IIISCENE.--_A room in TULLY'S flat. Lights out to open. A similar room in construction in every way to scene in Act I excepting that it is furnished differently. Two French windows...
8. ACT IIIIn general, this transcription attempts to retain the formatting, punctuation and spelling of the source text. Some changes were made to correct for minor errors and inconsisten...
2. ACT III7. ACT IIThe small table (J.) down L. in Act I is moved to down C., the chair from in front of the writing-table is moved to the left side of the small table (now C.) and the arm-chair (...
6. ACT I1. ACT I