ACT III.--Same as Act I, 10 A. M.

A BRIDE FROM HOME

A Vaudeville Sketch in One Act

_By Willis Steell_

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THE VILLAGE POST-OFFICE

An Entertainment in One Scene

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MISS PRIM'S KINDERGARTEN

An Entertainment in One Scene

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Ten males, eleven females. No scenery or curtain needed; costumes introduce grown people dressed as children. Plays an hour and a half. A modern, up-to-date version of the popular "District School," full of laughs and a sure hit with the audience. All the parts very easy except the Teacher's, and as it is possible for her to use a book, the entertainment can be got up with exceptional ease and quickness. Can be recommended.

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THE VISIT OF OBADIAH

A Farce in Two Acts

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_Price, 25 cents_

A PAN OF FUDGE

A Comedy in One Act

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_Price, 15 cents_

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_Price, 25 cents_

CHARACTERS

MR. STEPHEN EASYMAN, _a wealthy broker_. MR. CAREW CARLTON, _his nephew_. MR. TOM ASHLEIGH. JACKSON, _a servant_. MICHAEL FLYNN. MR. SHARPE, _a detective_. MISS JUDITH CARROLL, _a maiden aunt_. MRS. EASYMAN, } _her nieces_. MISS BESSIE CARROLL,} DESDEMONA, _the ghost_.

A PAIR OF BURGLARS

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Two males, two females. One act. Costumes modern; scenery, an easy interior. Plays half an hour. A brisk little curtain raiser of the "vaudeville" type, moving all the time. Easy and effective; all the parts young people and well-dressed. Strongly recommended.

_Price, 15 cents_

DANE'S DRESS-SUIT CASE

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_Price, 15 cents_

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Transcriber's notes:

The following is a list of changes made to the original. The first line is the original line, the second the corrected one.

HILDA. Don't you know about our teapot? (_Takes teapot from mantle._) HILDA. Don't you know about our teapot? (_Takes teapot from mantel._)

PROF. G. (_picking up teapot and replacing it on mantle_). PROF. G. (_picking up teapot and replacing it on mantel_).

End of Project Gutenberg's The Templeton Teapot, by Grace Cooke Strong