| 162 |
Author |
Giles,
Margaret |
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Title |
Did
You Speak |
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Date |
1939 |
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Length |
One Act |
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Setting |
A
boat deck with promenading passengers. Early after breakfast. |
| |
Characters |
- MR
THOMPSON
- ALISON
- PAT
JUNE
-
MISS BARRETT
- MISS
SYDES
- MISS
JORDAN
- JOHN
WESTOVER
- MRS
BARRY ATKINSON
- MRS
BENNETT
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Held
in MS/TS |
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| |
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| 163 |
Author |
Glennon,
James |
| |
Title |
Anteroom, The: A One-Act Play |
| |
Date |
1932 |
| |
Length |
One Act |
| |
Setting |
A
plainly furnished anteroom in the other world. When the lights
go up, several people are discovered seated as though they might
be in a railway waiting-room. |
| |
Characters |
- THE
GIRL
- THE
MOTHER
- THE
OLD MAN
- THE
STEWARD
- A
NURSE
- THE
NEGRO
- THE
CYNIC
- THE
MAN WHO FEARED
- THE
DOCTOR
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| |
Subject(s) |
Morality
Play; Paranormal and Spiritual; Religion |
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Held
in MS/TS |
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| 164 |
Author |
Glennon,
James |
| |
Title |
Dream
Errant: A Play in One Act'Three Scenes |
| |
Date |
1931 |
| |
Length |
One Act: Three Scenes |
| |
Setting |
The
interior of Nicholas' hut in an English forest. |
| |
Characters |
- NICHOLAS
- MRS
FRASER-BRETT
- DAWN
VENNING
-
HARRY WINTER
- GREGORY
BREWSTER
-
MARY
- JIM
GRAYLE
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Subject(s) |
Morality Play |
| |
Held
in MS/TS |
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| 165 |
Author |
Glennon,
James |
| |
Title |
Without
Benefit of Scenery |
| |
Date |
1933 |
| |
Length |
One Act |
| |
Setting |
A
deserted stage after a performance. |
| |
Characters |
- FIRST
GIRL
-
SECOND GIRL
- JULIAN
DODD
- DAVID
CRESS
- JEFFREY
MURDOCH
- ALICE
- LOUISE
MELDRUM
- THE
STRANGER
- THE
DETECTIVE
- THE
DOORKEEPER
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| |
Subject(s) |
Theatre
Life |
| |
Held
in MS/TS |
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| 166 |
Author |
Gray,
Oriel |
| |
Title |
Burst
of Summer |
| |
Date |
1959 |
| |
Length |
Three Acts: Eight Scenes |
| |
Setting |
- I
.i The kitchen of Joe's Milk Bar.
- I.ii
Portion of the lounge room in Sally Blake's home.
-
I.iii The kitchen of Joe's Milk Bar.
-
II.i The same.
-
II.ii The same.
- II.iii
The same.
- III.i
Part of the lounge room in Sally Blake's home.
-
III.ii The kitchen of Joe's Milk Bar.
|
| |
Characters |
- JOE
- EDDY
-
MAVERICK HOLMES
- CLINTON
HUNTER
- DON
REYNOLDS
- SALLY
BLAKE
-
FIRST CAMERAMAN
- SECOND
CAMERAMAN
- MRS
BLITHE
- PEGGY-MAYRAN
DINJARRA
|
| |
Subject(s) |
Aborigines;
Assimilation; Bush Life; Race Relations |
| |
Held
in MS/TS |
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| 167 |
Author |
Gray,
Oriel |
| |
Title |
Lawson:
Based on the Poems and Stories of Henry Lawson |
| |
Date |
1943 |
| |
Length |
Two Acts: Five Scenes |
| |
Setting |
Act
I: A camp beside a fire, on a drover's track, 1880.
- I.i
The rouseabout's shed.
- I.ii
Mrs Aspinall's home in Jones' Alley.
-
I.iii The pub at Dead Dingo.
Act
II: The Fireside.
- II.i
Mary Wilson's kitchen.
-
II.ii The verandah of Watty's pub, Bourke
|
| |
Characters |
- JOE
WILSON
- MacQUARIE,
a shearer
- HENRY
LAWSON
- SCOTTY
-
JACK MITCHELL
- TOM MURPHY ("THE ORACLE")
- "SMITH"
- THE
BOSS
- MRS
ASPINALL
-
'ARVIE ASPINALL
- "MOTHER" BROCK
- JIM
-
BILL WILLIAMS
- MARJE
- THE
DRUNK
-
MARY WILSON
- DORRIE
SPICER
- MRS
SPICER
- JOHN
MERRICK ("MOONLIGHT")
- SALVATION
ARMY OFFICER
-
SALVATION ARMY MATRON
- SALVATION
ARMY LASSIES
-
ALICE (THE BARMAID)
-
HANNAH
- THE
WOMAN
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| |
Subject(s) |
Bush Life; Lawson, Henry |
| |
Published |
The
Living Stage, Adelaide, Rigby, 1970. Yackandandah Playscripts,
Melbourne,1989. |
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Held
in MS/TS |
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Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. |
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| 168 |
Author |
Gray,
Oriel |
| |
Title |
Sky
Without Birds |
| |
Date |
1950 |
| |
Length |
One Act |
| |
Setting |
The
General Store and Post Office of Koorora, a small town in the
Nullabor Desert. |
| |
Characters |
- RICK
-
HEINRICH
- NEREIA
- MAJOR
-
PEG
- BARTLY
-
PETER
- CLIFFIE
- JUMBO
|
| |
Subject(s) |
Assimilation;
Bush Life; Migrants; Race Relations |
| |
Held
in MS/TS |
NUNE:
Campbell Howard. QU: Hanger Collection. [Version in both collections
is a radio script.] |
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| 169 |
Author |
Grover,
Montague |
| |
Title |
Gib
it Tshillin' |
| |
Date |
1937 |
| |
Length |
One Act |
| |
Setting |
On
the edge of the bush outside Bultagon, a sheep station in the
Riverina. |
| |
Characters |
- JACKY,
an aboriginal
- DOREEN,
his gin
-
HOLMES, owner of the run
-
DAISY, his daughter
- MRS
HOLMES, his wife
- HARSTON,
manager of the Federal Bank, Yabbee Creek
-
RENMAN, A.W.U. organiser
- JOE
REGAN, a shearer
|
| |
Subject(s) |
Aborigines;
Bush Life; Drought; Race Relations; Trade Unionism |
| |
Published |
Best
Australian One Act Plays, Angus and Robertson, Sydney 1937. |
| |
|
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| 170 |
Author |
Gunn,
John |
| |
Title |
Raging
of the Sea, The |
| |
Date |
1951 |
| |
Length |
One Act |
| |
Setting |
The
wardroom of a modern destroyer alongside a Sydney wharf after
the war. |
| |
Characters |
-
ANTHONY BLAKE, Lieutenant, R.A.N.
-
JANET MALLIER
- ROBERT
CARTER, Lieutenant-Commander, R.A.N
-
PETER ALAINE, Lieutenant, R.N
- MR
MALLIER
- THE
REV. HECTOR GREENHILL.
|
| |
Cast |
- Ray
Desmond
-
Barbara Bingham
- David
Lloyd (role unspecified)
|
| |
Subject(s) |
Fantasy; Military Life |
| |
Held
in MS/TS |
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Campbell Howard Collection. |