Campbell Howard Index - B

Bailey
Bedford
Beeby
Bell
Biaggini
Blackett

Blewett
Boyd
Boyes
Brand
Bray
Brereton

Brodney
Brodzky, Leon. see Brodney, Spencer.
Brown
Burke
Byfield, George. see Davidson, E. Coulson, The Fight


24	Author	Bailey, Bert
	Title	On Our Selection
	Date	1912 and after (evolved in production; several extant versions)
	Length	Four Acts
	Setting	I Exterior of the Rudd family's home, "Single-Top". II A Room in Dad's house. III.i Exterior of Dave's hut, "Lillville". III.ii Exterior of Dad's new house at Saddletop. IV The interior of the barn on Dad's selection at Saddletop.
	Characters	1. JOSEPH MURTAGH RUDD ("DAD") 2. DAVE RUDD, his son 3. JOE RUDD, Dave's brother 4. MALONEY 5. SANDY 6. REVEREND McPHERSON 7. JOHN CAREY 8. JIM CAREY, John's son 9. CRANKY JACK 10. MRS RUDD ('MUM') 11. SARAH, her daughter 12. KATE, her daughter 13. UNCLE RUDD 14. LILY WHITE, later Dave's wife 15. MRS WHITE, Lily's mother 16. BILLY BEARUP, in love with Sarah 17. BAILIFF 18. TROOPER
	Cast	1. Bert Bailey 2. Fred McDonald 3. Arthur Bertram 4. Edmund Duggan 5. Guy Hastings 6. Alfred Harford 7. George Kensington 8. George Treloar 9. Jack P. Lennon 10. Miss Alfreda Bevan 11. Miss Laura Roberts 12. Miss Mary Marlowe 13. Willie Driscoll 14. Miss Lilias Adesen 15. Miss Queenie Sefton 16. Alfred Harford 17. Arthur Joyce 18. Sam Ellerton Note that the Characters of the Bailiff and the Trooper are omitted from the text of the play, although included in the first production.
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; Drought; Family Relations
	Published	Currency Press, Sydney, 1984.
	Held in MS/TS	See Helen Musa's essay "Who Wrote The Play?" in the Currency Press edition (1984) for details of Manuscripts A, B, C and other versions. ANL (MS 6141 series 2 folder 43-45) Manuscript A, Bailey's handwritten drafts and Manuscript C. NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. Drafts in four notebooks

25	Author	Bedford, Eric
	Title	Pendulum, The
	Date	1932
	Length	Three Acts: Four Scenes
	Setting	I Stanworth's library and study. A summer evening in 1931. II The same. A winter evening six months later III.i The same. A summer afternoon six months later. III.ii The same. That evening.
	Characters	RICHARD STANWORTH MARGARET STANWORTH DR PAUL RENAULT JEFFREY DALE MARTHA DALE OLETTE LIONEL SIR JOHN BLAYDON YOUNG BLAYDON MANSERVANT
	Subject(s)	Science
	Published	Australasian Press Agency, Sydney, 1932.

26	Author	Bedford, Ruth
	Title	Fear
	Date	1930
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The living room of a lonely cottage on a moor. At night.
	Characters	A HUSBAND A WIFE
	Subject(s)	Verse Drama
	Published	The Author, Sydney, 1930.
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

27	Author	Bedford, Ruth
	Title	Murder Next Door
	Date	1930
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I Mrs Fanning's House. The present. II The same. III The same.
	Characters	BARBARA LAYTON, Mrs Fanning's niece HETTY MRS FANNING OLIVER BLUNT, Mrs Fanning's son GREGSON, the detective MATTHEW CALDWELL, Mrs Fannings's uncle BETTY CHESTER, another niece of Mrs Fanning
	Subject(s)	Murder
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

28	Author	Bedford, Ruth
	Title	Postman's Knock (Original Title: The Legacy)
	Date	1930 ca
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The living-room of the Parkers' small house in a Sydney suburb.
	Characters	MR PARKER MRS PARKER JIM, their son SHIRLEY DALTON UNCLE SOL BAKER THE MATRON
	Subject(s)	Domestic Life; Money; Social Status
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

29	Author	Beeby, George S.
	Title	Banner, The
	Date	1923
	Length	Three Acts: Five Scenes
	Setting	I. The publishing office of the Boondi Banner. II.i The drawing room of the Crosslands' homestead. A week later. II.ii The same. Two nights later. III.i A parlor of the Commercial Hotel, Boondi. Five days later. III.ii The publishing office of the Boondi Banner.
	Characters	MICHAEL RICE, Mayor of Boondi JOHN PENNY, Proprietor of the Boondi Banner MARGARET PENNY ("PEG"), his daughter JAMES PENNY, his son (aged 16) ALFRED MARTIN ("MARTY"), a compositor PHINEAS BOOTY, M.P. REV. A. CORNFORD, a Methodist clergyman ANDREW DUNCAN, President of the Boondi Shire Council KENNETH SMITH, farmer and Shire Councillor PERCIVAL WHITCOMB ("GOLLY"), a jackeroo employed on Crosslands' Station GEORGE CROSSLAND, a sheep station owner MISS CROSSLAND, his daughter LADY BEAMISH, an aunt of Golly's DIANA WHITCOMB, her niece
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; Newspapers; Work and Business
	Published	Concerning Ordinary People: Six Plays, Gordon and Gotch, Sydney, 1923.

30	Author	Beeby, George S.
	Title	Dregs
	Date	1923
	Length	Three Acts: Seven Scenes
	Setting	I.i The Board-room of Bamfords Ltd. 1915. I.ii The same. Three months later. II.i The Library of John Bamford's London home. Twelve months later. II.ii A dugout in France. Three months later. II.iii A corner of No Man's Land. The same night. III.i A private room in the "Blue Bird" Cafe. Three months after the War. III.ii The Library of Sir John Bamford's London house. The same day.
	Characters	JOHN BAMFORD, a manufacturing chemist and Mayor of Wingham, later Sir John Bamford MARGARET BAMFORD, his sister and Acting-Mayoress of Wingham JAMES and GEOFFREY BAMFORD, his sons DOROTHY BAMFORD, his daughter AUDREY BAMFORD, wife of James Bamford ALDERMAN PYE CANON DEBENHAM GEORGE PURDY, a workman COLONEL MARSH, LIEUTENANT BROOKLEIGH, MAJOR LEE, LIEUTENANT COLLINS, PTE. SMITH, British soldiers in France ANTHONY ANTIL, a director of Bamford's Ltd COLONEL HEIGHWAY, of the War Office (On Secret Service) TOWNSPEOPLE OF WINGHAM, etc.
	Subject(s)	Family Relations; Money; Science; War; World War I
	Published	Concerning Ordinary People: Six Plays, Gordon and Gotch, Sydney, 1923.

31	Author	Beeby, George S.
	Title	In Quest of Pan
	Date	1924
	Length	One Act
	Setting	Around a camp fire in a remote forested ravine in Australia.
	Characters	THE MASTER THE FIRST APOSTLE THE MAJOR POET SUNDRY MINOR POETS THE MAJOR POETESS SUNDRY MINOR POETESSES PAN SATYRS, FAUNS, NYMPHS, BACCHANALS, MAENADS, CENTAURS, etc.
	Subject(s)	Art and Artists; Fantasy; Lindsay, Norman; Verse Drama; Writers and Writing
	Published	Sydney, Tyrrells Limited, 1924, subtitled "Being a narrative...of certain Hyperboreans in search of the Ultimate Form of Art Expression."

32	Author	Beeby, George S.
	Title	One Touch O' Nature
	Date	1923
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The combined dining-room, kitchen, bath and laundry of the house of the coal miner James Adams.
	Characters	JAMES ADAMS, a coal miner MARTHA ADAMS, his wife JAMIE, their son JOHNNIE COLEMAN, a coal miner GEORDIE WATKIN, a coal miner SUSAN WATKIN, his wife PARSON FENWICK, a Baptist clergyman
	Subject(s)	Trade Unionism; Work and Business
	Published	Concerning Ordinary People: Six Plays, Gordon and Gotch, Sydney, 1923.

33	Author	Beeby, George S.
	Title	Point O' View, The
	Date	1923
	Length	Four Acts
	Setting	I The living room of John Davidson's house. II A sitting room at "Marsland". III The Central Criminal Court, Melbourne. IV The same as Act I.
	Characters	JOHN DAVIDSON, boot machinist MARTHA DAVIDSON, his wife EVA DAVIDSON, his daughter JAMES DAVIDSON, his son ALBERT DAVIDSON, his son aged 12 VICTORIA MAY DAVIDSON, his daughter aged 14 MRS BARNES, a next door neighbour ANDREW THOMPSON, Pres. of the Boot Operatives' Union GUS STONE, Secretary of the Boot Operatives' Union JULIUS MARSLAND, a wealthy boot-manufacturer GERTRUDE MARSLAND, his wife JOAN MARSLAND, his daughter TED MARSLAND, his son JEREMIAH JACKSON, a wealthy boot-manufacturer DOROTHY JACKSON, his daughter ARCHDEACON SMYTH, an Anglican clergyman MR JUSTICE HOLWEY J. HALSTON, K.C., a Crown Prosecutor BRUCE MIDDLETON, K.C., a barrister JUNIOR BARRISTERS, A SHERIFF'S OFFICER, TWO POLICE OFFICERS, JURYMEN, etc.
	Subject(s)	Law and Justice; Trade Unionism; Work and Business
	Published	Concerning Ordinary People: Six Plays, Gordon and Gotch, Sydney, 1923.

34	Author	Beeby, George S.
	Title	Potter and Clay
	Date	1923
	Length	Two Episodes
	Setting	I The sitting room of John Ashbourne's apartment, one of three converted flats. II The same.
	Characters	JOHN ASHBOURNE, a bachelor, Professor of Mathematics MARTHA GARSIDE, an old maid MRS BLAND, a housekeeper
	Subject(s)	Marriage
	Published	Concerning Ordinary People: Six Plays, Gordon and Gotch, Sydney, 1923.

35	Author	Beeby, George S.
	Title	Still Waters (a.k.a. Five Nights in 'Frisco)
	Date	1923
	Length	Three Acts: Six Scenes
	Setting	I.i The dining room of Paul Conway's home at Roseville . I.ii The same. II.i "The Cave", a San Francisco cafe. II.ii A room in a private hospital in San Francisco. III.i The same as Act I. III.ii The same.
	Characters	PAUL CONWAY, a solicitor's accountant ESTHER CONWAY, his wife CORNELIUS CONWAY, his son (a medical student) JULIA and LETITIA CONWAY, his daughters DR CAMMIDGE, a suburban physician MARY, a housemaid JANE JONES, of San Francisco DR AYLWARD, an English physician CONNIE BRIGHT, LOU ADAMS, PETROVSKI, LUDO, ARISTO, CLAUDIA, and OTHERS, habitues of "The Cave" NURSE COLLINS, of San Francisco MAY ASHLEY, PAUL DIBLEY and NORMAN THWAITE, members of the Roseville Literary Circle WAITERS, POLICE OFFICERS, etc.
	Subject(s)	Art and Artists; Theatre Life; Writers and Writing
	Published	Concerning Ordinary People: Six Plays, Gordon and Gotch, Sydney, 1923.

36	Author	Bell, Harold G.
	Title	Died of Wounds
	Date	1938
	Length	One Act
	Setting	A living room in John Sturdee's house. About 8.00 p.m.
	Characters	JOHN STURDEE, Master grocer MARY STURDEE, his wife LENNY, their eight years old son DAVID STURDEE, John Sturdee's brother
	Subject(s)	Anzac Legend; Family Relations; Politics and Ideology; Returned Servicemen; Suicide; War; World War I
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

37	Author	Biaggini, Ernest Gordon
	Title	Dream Corner
	Date	1950
	Length	Prologue,Three Acts, and Epilogue
	Setting	Prologue: A Drawing Room. A Red Cross Post behind the Lines. I.i A room in Lady Mannaford's Baby Bank. I.ii The same. Twenty minutes later. II The same. Two years later. Epilogue: The same as Prologue. Later in the evening.
	Characters	1. PAUL FRY, Red-Cross orderly 2. DR McWHIRR, President W.M.A. 3. DAN JONES 4. JOHN SMITH 5. DYING SOLDIER 6. MRS GIGGLETON 7. MRS BROWN 8. MARY BROWN 9. LADY MANNAFORD, a philanthropist 10. BISHOP OF WOBBLEBURY 11. JOAN SLOW 12. PROFESSOR QUECK, Director of Baby Bank 13. MRS NEWUN 14. BILL GIGGLETON 15. PRIME MINISTER 16. G MEN, THE VOICE, NEWSBOYS
	Cast	1. Thomas Byrne 2. Frank Bailey 3. Colin Lovering 4. Robert Leach 5. Graham Nance 6. Claudia Mather 7. Rhoda Bone 8. Phyllis Baker 9. Valerie Peacock 10. Jack Miller 11. Betty Simpson 12. Joan Bailey 13. Lila Eberhard 14. Norman MacLucas 15. John Rohde 16. Dean Roberts, Kenneth Partington, Raymond Osborn
	Subject(s)	Fantasy; Nuclear Threat; Pacifism; Science; War
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection (Two versions are held, the original performed in 1950, and a shorter, revised text).

38	Author	Blackett, Harry
	Title	Darwin Calls Us
	Date	1930
	Subject(s)	Bush Life

39	Author	Blewett, Dorothy
	Title	First Joanna, The: A Play in Three Acts
	Date	1941
	Length	Three Acts: Five Scenes
	Setting	I The verandah of the Old House at Chateau Deveron, a vineyard in South Australia. The summer of late 1945. II.i The drawing room of Sir Bertram Taverner, Governor of a Women's Gaol in Tasmania. The autumn of 1837. II.ii The living room at Chateau Deveron in 1862. II.iii The same. October 1885. III The same. The evening of the same day as Act I.
	Characters	THE SECOND STEPHEN DEVERON MRS COLLINS THE SECOND JOANNA DEVERON, Stephen's wife HALLEY VAN DRYTEN, U.S. Army Captain JOCELYN CUMIN, Stephen's second cousin MISS EDITHA AND MISS VIOLA DEVERON, Stephen's twin great aunts (aged 92) JACKSON, the chauffeur THE FIRST STEPHEN DEVERON, aged 22, 47, 69 SIR BERTRAM TAVERNER, Governor of a Women's Gaol LADY CAROLINE TAVERNER, his wife MISS BEATRICE TAVERNER, his sister CAPTAIN (LATER MAJOR) JULES SMITH, aged 29,54 JOANNA MILLAY (THE FIRST JOANNA), aged 17, 42,64 AUGUSTA DEVERON, aged 20 PHILIP DEVERON, aged 14 THE YOUNG EDITHA AND VIOLA, aged 10 MRS HATTIE VAN DRUYTEN, Halley's mother MRS SWINNERTON COLONEL SWINNERTON
	Subject(s)	Colonial Period; Family Relations; Pioneers; Social Status
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection.

40	Author	Blewett, Dorothy
	Title	Quiet Night: A Play in Three Acts
	Date	1941
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I The service section of one of the wards in the Memorial Wing of St Agnes' Hospital. The Present. II The same. III The same.
	Characters	1. SISTER MURPHY 2. PROBATIONER 3. SISTER RANKIN 4. NURSE SINCLAIR 5. NURSE SPARROW 6. NURSE WILLIAMS 7. PATSY 8. SMITH 9. ROBERTS 10. RUSSELL KEANE 11. DR. MacREADY 12. LEILA CLAYTON 13. MATRON 14. DR CLAYTON
	Cast	1. Netta Thompson 2. Marjorie Jones 3. Carmen Virgoe 4. Mary Fitzgerald 5. Betty Little 6. Nita McLeod 7. Kathleen Morris 8. Joy Blackall 9. Joy Blackall 10. Dudley Pollard 11. Jim White 12. Clarice Graham 13. Kitty Virgoe 14. William Clarkson
	Subject(s)	Hospitals
	Published	Australasian Publishing Co, Sydney, 1944. Acting edition, Australasian Publishing Co, 1953.

41	Author	Boyd, Susan
	Title	Heritage
	Date	1933
	Length	One Act: Two Scenes
	Setting	I.i The Library at Bromleigh Hall. England. The present. I.ii The same.
	Characters	SIR JASPER BROMLEIGH FRANCES FANCOURT DONOVAN, a manservant LADY ELIZABETH BROMLEIGH GERALD BROMLEIGH SIMON BROMLEIGH
	Subject(s)	Family Relations; Paranormal and Spiritual
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

42	Author	Boyes, W. Watson
	Title	First Fratricide, The
	Date	1865
	Length	Four Acts
	Setting	I.i Near the gate of Eden. Evening. I.ii The same. I.iii The same. II.i Before Adah's house. II.ii Cain's work place. II.iii In Cain's house. III.i Near Eden. III.ii The garden of Cain's house. III.iii Wood. IV.i Near Eden. IV.ii Where Abel was murdered.
	Characters	ADAM CAIN ABEL LUCIFER EVE ADAH ZILLAH TWO ANGELS FAIRIES
	Subject(s)	Murder; Mythology; Religion
	Published	Smithson Bros., Melbourne, 1921.

43	Author	Brand, Mona Alexis
	Title	Flood Tide
	Date	1955
	Length	Three Acts: Seven Scenes
	Setting	I.i The downstairs sitting room in the Cooper's two-story home in the Hunter Valley, New South Wales. One morning towards the end of the summer of 1955. I.ii The same. Just after 6.00 pm the same evening. II.i The upstairs room in the Cooper's home. Early the next morning. II.ii The same. The same night. II.iii Two days later, in the morning. III.i The same as Act I. The next day. III.ii The same. Late the same afternoon.
	Characters	EVELYN COOPER JOAN ROBERTS FRANK WYBURN JIM COOPER CAROLINE BARTON MARGARET WYBURN HARRY COX WILL COX FRED, TINY, LES, STAN, JOCK, coal miners BERT SID ANOTHER COAL MINER
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; Flood
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

44	Author	Brand, Mona Alexis
	Title	Here Under Heaven (a.k.a. Lola)
	Date	1947
	Length	Three Acts: Four Scenes
	Setting	The living room at Mingana, a Queensland sheep station. I An afternoon early in March 1942. II Early the next morning. III.i Before dinner that evening. III.ii After dinner the same night.
	Characters	RICHARD HAMILTON, son of Amelia Hamilton REYNOLDS, an overseer MRS AMELIA HAMILTON HELEN HAMILTON, aged 14 ROSIE, a servant girl JILL RAMSAY IRIS HAMILTON LOLA HAMILTON SHIRLEY BLAIR MRS HETTY CARROW
	Subject(s)	Assimilation; Race Relations
	Published	Here Under Heaven: Three Plays by Mona Brand, Wentworth Press, Sydney,1969. Yackandandah Playscripts, Melbourne, 1989. Also Published in Russian and possibly in Chinese.
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection.

45	Author	Brand, Mona Alexis
	Title	No Strings Attached
	Date	1958
	Length	Three Acts: Seven Scenes
	Setting	I.i Taikong Airport. I.ii The living room at the Wrexell's private suite at the Hotel de Paris in Taibang. Two days later. II.i The same. Several days later. About 9.00 p.m. II.ii The same. Two days later. In the afternoon and evening. III.i The same. A week later. In the afternoon. III.ii The same. The same day. About 8.00 p.m. III.iii Taikong Airport. A week later.
	Characters	MR DOPPELDANGER, an American tourist NORMANBY TEMPLETON, an Englishman MRS TEMPLETON, his mother HANK and SHELLEY RICHARDSON, an American honeymoon couple TAIKONGESE HOSTESS AT TAIKONG AIRPORT TAIKONGESE WAITER AT AIRPORT DELLA WREXALL ANNE CAROLINE WREXALL JUDD WREXALL, an American businessman HARVEY CRANE A SMALL GROUP OF PLANE TRAVELLERS LAN, Taikongese waiter at the Hotel de Paris ARMAND DESCARTES, a French journalist SOKRA, a Taikongese wine merchant PRINCE SARAPPAKIM "SMITH" KAPPERKAHM, Prime Minister of Taikong AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHER AMERICAN PRESS AGENCY CORRESPONDENT PRINCE SISSAKIM A SMALL CROWD OF TAIKONGESE OFFICIALS
	Subject(s)	Politics and Ideology
	Published	Plays, Progress Publications, Moscow, 1965.
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

46	Author	Brand, Mona Alexis
	Title	Pavement Oasis
	Date	1958
	Length	Three Acts: Four Scenes
	Setting	A Sydney milk bar, "The Oasis", not far from Taylor Square. The Present. I About six o'clock one evening II About two weeks later, about 5 pm III.i several weeks later, about 3.30 pm III.ii About 10 days later, around 8 pm
	Characters	JOE FRENCH, milk bar proprietor JIM, young building worker CHRIS, ditto and also Greek migrant JOY WATSON, milk bar assistant DARLENE and CAROL, teenagers SERGEANT BOYCE, policeman KATHIE BARTON, aged 15 SPIKE, KEN, STEVE, CHARLIE, HARRY, teenage members of motorbike club WALLY HURST, young factory worker FLIP and CHERYL, teenagers MRS RANKIN, voluntary social worker VAL, JOAN and LYNETTE, teenagers
	Subject(s)	Youth
	Held in MS/TS	QU: Hanger Collection.

47	Author	Brand, Mona Alexis
	Title	Strangers in the Land
	Date	1952
	Length	Two Acts: Four Scenes
	Setting	The living room of a Malayan planter's bungalow. I One afternoon in early April 1952. I.ii About midnight the same day. II.i The next day, shortly before lunch. II.ii A week later, towards evening.
	Characters	SENG LEE, the head house boy CHRISTINE WARREN JOYCE STREETER JOHN GIFFORD ("GIFF") DOUGLAS STREETER RODERICK HOWARDS MERVYN SPENCER NAN PRICE BASIL PRICE DAWN SPENCER
	Subject(s)	Assimilation; Race Relations
	Published	Two Plays About Malaya, Lawrence and Wishart, London, 1954. Russian trans. Iskusstvo, Moscow, 1955. Plays, Progress Publications, Moscow, 1965 [In English]. Chinese, Latvian and Bengali editions. Here Under Heaven: Three Plays, Wentworth Press, Sydney, 1969.
	Held in MS/TS	QU: Hanger Collection.

48	Author	Bray, John Jefferson
	Title	Papinian: A Tragedy
	Date	1955
	Length	One Act
	Setting	Anteroom in the Imperial Palace in 212 A.D.
	Characters	THE EMPEROR CARACALLA AEMILIUS PAPINANUS, an eminent jurist and Praetorian Prefect under the last Emperor, Septimius Severus. DOMITIUS ULPIANUS AND JULIUS PAULUS, eminent jurists and members of the late Emperor's Privy Council. FIRST SLAVE, a Christian SECOND SLAVE, a Stoic THIRD SLAVE, a Materialist A SOLDIER SOLDIERS, OFFICIALS, etc. THE EMPRESS JULIA DOMNA, widow of the late and mother of the reigning Emperor MARCIA, Wife to Papinian
	Subject(s)	Historical Events or Characters; Law and Justice; Murder; Verse Drama
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

49	Author	Brereton, John Le Gay, Jr (attributed to Garstang, Paul)
	Title	So Long Mick
	Date	1931
	Length	One Act
	Setting	A station kitchen.
	Characters	1. KATE 2. MICK FORD 3. MRS WILTON 4. JACK FAHEY
	Cast	1. Lali Le Gay Brereton 2. Garry Byrne 3. Marie Boyers 4. Alfred Race
	Subject(s)	Bush Life
	Published	Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1931.

50	Author	Brereton, John Le Gay, Jr
	Title	To-morrow
	Date	1910
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The interior of Appleby's cottage in London, about 1592
	Characters	ROBERT GREENE APPLEBY TOM NASH WILL MONOX MARY APPLEBY DOLL GREENE
	Subject(s)	torical Events or Characters; Moral Degeneration; Verse Drama; Writers and Writing
	Published	Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1910.

51	Author	Brereton, John Le Gay, Jr and Hope, A.D. et al.
	Title	Temple on the Hill, The: A Mask
	Date	1928
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The Great Hall of the University of Sydney.
	Characters	CLIO, the presenter POSTHAC, a Student of the Future WILLIAM JACKSON, a Student of the Present ALMA MATER KNOWLEDGE WISDOM THE COLLEGES THE FACULTIE CHARACTERS IN THE HISTORIC SCENES STUDENTS ATTENDANTS
	Subject(s)	Historical Events or Characters; Mask; Pageant; Universities; Verse Drama
	Published	Australasian Medical Publishing Co Ltd, Sydney, 1928.

52	Author	Brodney, Spencer (Leon Brodzky)
	Title	Rebel Smith, A Play in Three Acts
	Date	1925
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	The bar of the Dilligar Hotel, Central Queensland.
	Characters	BILL SMITH TOM CARRAWAY, licensee of the Dilligar Hotel MRS CARRAWAY, his wife GEORGE HARRINGTON HON. EDGAR BATES, MLA, a Cabinet Minister ROBERT OUSELY, Private Secretary to Bates JOE HERNE
	Subject(s)	Politics and Ideology; Trade Unionism
	Published	Siebel, New York, 1925.
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection

53	Author	Brown, Frank P.
	Title	Mate
	Date	1923
	Length	One Act
	Setting	Bush shanty near opal field.
	Characters	1. JOE, a disqualified jockey 2. BILL, a shearer 3. CARRIE, a barmaid 4. NED DEVINE, Carrie's husband
	Cast	1. Reg Moyle 2. Leo Burke 3. Ruby May 4. J. O'Connell
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; Mateship
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection

54	Author	Brown, W. Jethro
	Title	Who Knows?
	Date	1923
	Length	Four Acts: Five Scenes
	Setting	I The Blue Mountains in New South Wales II The veranda at Paroomba Station. III The living room at Wundary Station. IV.i Rachel Holmes' flat overlooking Sydney Harbour. Evening. Six months later. IV.ii The same. Next morning.
	Characters	HUGH HOLMES, owner of Paroomba Station RACHEL HOLMES, his wife MRS AINSWORTH, Rachel's mother WILSON, RYAN and GUNSTONE, station hands of Paroomba SALLY, a maid CYRIL FORDE, owner of Wundary Station THOMSON, His friend ELSIE, housekeeper at Wundary JONES, a private detective
	Subject(s)	Law and Justice; Marriage; Women's Issues
	Published	Hassell Press, Adelaide, 1923. Printed for private circulation only.

55	Author	Burke, Alan
	Title	Woman Bites Dog
	Date	1944
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	A broadCasting studio, high in a New York radio building I 6.30 p.m. on a November evening. II The same. About 10.00 a.m. the next morning. III The same. Early the same afternoon.
	Characters	KAY HUBBARD CAROL STANLEY TOM GARTH ERNEST GRIFFIN SNR. ENGINEER AUDREY MACK ERNEST GRIFFIN JNR. ANNOUNCER MARK SOMERSET
	Subject(s)	Radio life; Women's Issues; Work and Business

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