Answering the Phone
New York TULLAR-MEREDITH CO. Chicago
By Effie Louise Koogle. The “totally different” Christmas entertainment. Add to theattractiveness of the minstrel show idea the distinction of having “His Royal Nibs” as Interlocutor,with equally unique personalities as End Men, endow them with a program flashingwith fun, brilliant with beauty, enlivening with song and teeming with specialties, and youhave a scream of delight from start to finish. The most novel novelty of the age. 25 cents.
By Edith Palmer Painton. A class play in four acts and an epilog. 6 males, 6 females.We have prevailed upon the author to allow us to publish this remarkably successful commencementplay, which has been leased in manuscript for several years, and which alwaysscores a brilliant success. It is the highest type commencement play. Acting rights freeto purchaser of 12 copies. 35 cents.
By Louise Rand Bascom. 4 males, 5 females. This accomplished author has done nothingbetter than this absorbing story of a summer vacation and the marvelous transformation of agrouchy father into a genial friend. The summer boarders are every one eccentric charactersand the opportunities are immense. Clean, wholesome, elegant. Strongly recommended. 25c.
By Misses Rice and Clark. 14 females. A boarding school episode lively with vivaciouspranks and interesting situations. The plot is strong, and culminates in a happy surprise.Stunts and specialties introduced. A splendid class play. 25 cents.
A capital collection of the spiciest comic dialogs, comedies and farces by the best knownwriters in America. These plays are short, strong, pithy and witty, easy to give, and requireonly from two to six characters. Just right for schools. 30 cents.
The cleverest humor of modern times. Monologs, readings and recitations, portraying thefunny side of present-day notions and doings. Fresh, crisp, snappy. For all ages. 25 cents.
AUNT JERUSHA AND UNCLE JOSH. By Effie Louise Koogle. 1 male, 2 females.These eccentric folk visit the school, producing no end of fun. 5 cents.
AUNT LUCINDY STAYS. By Willis N. Bugbee. 2 males, 2 females. Two darky charactersmake lots of fun. Clever and clean. 5 cents.
“BEAT IT!” By Willis N. Bugbee. 3 males, 1 female. A scolding wife makes trouble foreverybody, the parson included. Oceans of fun. 5 cents.
THE BUGTOWN BAND. By Archibald Humboldt. 4 males, 1 female. More fun thanyou can imagine, and a little music which anybody can make. 5 cents.
THE BUZZVILLE NEWS. By Effie Louise Koogle. 2 males, 1 female. A breezy conversationbetween the manager and new editor. A sure hit. 5 cents.
BETTY AND BETSY. By Willis N. Bugbee. 2 males, 2 females. Betsy was advertisedfor sale, but he wanted Betty. Bright and pretty. 5 cents.
DOT ENTERTAINS.