Category: Plays/Films/Dramas
[_The Drawing-room in a biggish suburban villa--The furniture, &c., are in middling taste. EDGAR TIMBRELL, an ordinary young man of nearly thirty in neat tweeds is sprawling self-consciously on the sofa. ADA and SHEILA are opening a parcel. They are the ordinary middle-class y...
[_Rather poor lodgings. MARY, neatly but very plainly dressed, is sewing at a child's garment. LEONARD sprawls on the sofa smoking cheap cigarettes. He is carelessly dressed to...
1. ACT I.[_The Drawing-room in a biggish suburban villa--The furniture, &c., are in middling taste. EDGAR TIMBRELL, an ordinary young man of nearly thirty in neat tweeds is sprawling sel...
2. ACT II.TIMBRELL. [_Surveying EDGAR._] Yes, that's right--black tie--You told Sheila to put on some half and half affair? Not full evening dress, you know. Of course I didn't like to sa...
4. ACT IV.SHEILA. I don't understand things a bit. I don't know right from wrong. Only I ought to have been more kind. It's stupid, Ada, but I'm afraid of its bringing me bad luck.