Category: Humour
_Scene_--JANE'S _house on Gramercy Park. A living room with doors R. and L. Entrance U. R. Curtains U. C., showing an alcove which looks out on the Park._ DILL, _in velvet knickerbockers and jacket, is arranging service for tea_. JACK, _a young man of twenty, has entered. He w...
_Scene_--JANE'S _house on Gramercy Park. A living room with doors R. and L. Entrance U. R. Curtains U. C., showing an alcove which looks out on the Park._ DILL, _in velvet knick...
2. ACT II_Scene_--PETER HARGRAVE'S _apartment. Door R. Exit L. Narrow hall U. R. with door L. An old-fashioned bell rope overhead; double desk, two chairs, and a Venus on the wall. Enter...
3. ACT IIIGLORIA (_pompously_). "Regretting my anger and the annulment of his marriage--to my second son, John Dillingham Kent, be he found to have married any woman, good, bad or indiffe...