Campbell Howard Index - H

Hamilton
Hanley
Hanger
Hardy
Harvey
Hastings

Hayball
Haylen
Hill
Hiscock
Holt
Hope, A.D. see Brereton, John Le Gay, Jr and Hope, A.D. et al.

171	Author	Hamilton, Katherine
	Title	le Party Man, The: A Comedy in One Act
	Date	One Act
	Setting	The living room of the Bragges' house in an outer suburb on a wet Saturday afternoon.
	Characters	THOMAS BRAGGE MILLICENT BRAGGE, his wife ALAN BRAGGE, their younger son JOHN PHIPPS, a clerk employed by Thomas GERALD ROWLEY, a friend of Alan
	Subject(s)	Politics and Ideology; Social Status
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

172	Author	Handley, Isobel J.
	Title	Handcuffs for One
	Date	1930
	Length	Three Acts
	Subject(s)	Crime

173	Author	Handley, Isobel J.
	Title	Mystery of Manfred Moon
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The interior of a peaceful cottage.
	Characters	THE INTRODUCER THE AGED PARENT THE LOYAL SERVANT THE VILLAIN THE HEROINE THE HERO THE ADVENTURESS
	Subject(s)	Verse Drama
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

174	Author	Hanger, Eunice
	Title	2D
	Date	1958
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	Ward 2D, Accident Ward in the General Hospital, Brisbane. I Early morning of a Tuesday in March. II Later the same day. III Immediately afterwards.
	Characters	NIGHT SISTER, who also plays ENA NURSE BOLTON, who also plays DEBBIE WALTERS LEN WALTERS, who also plays DR MONCKTON-SMITH and also one of EDDIE'S FRIENDS FIRST DAY SISTER, who also plays MRS RONSON EDDIE, who also plays DR WATSON, THE HOUSE DOCTOR and one of EDDIE'S FRIENDS MICK FARRELLY, who plays DR DIXON, one of the JUNIOR DOCTORS and a CLERGYMAN NURSE ANSON, who also plays MRS FARRELLY MR MACKLIN, who also plays one of the JUNIOR DOCTORS SECOND DAY SISTER, who also plays LAURA, Macklin's daughter. NURSE GRIMMETT, who also plays the girl called MAV, who comes with EDDIE'S FRIENDS, and PHYSIO-THERAPHY GIRL
	Subject(s)	Hospitals; Work and Business
	Published	Published in 2D and Other Plays, University of Queensland Press, St Lucia, 1978.
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection.

175	Author	Hanger, Eunice
	Title	Flood
	Date	1955
	Length	Two Acts
	Setting	I The living room in the Morrison's home, a good average Australian middle-class home. II The same.
	Characters	LES MORRISON JOE - Mr Morrison GLAD - Mrs Morrison BARBARA MORRISON DAVID MORRISON JANIE MORRISON ROBERT METLUK ERIC MULRAY RADIO VOICE MRS MULRAY MRS ELVERSON MRS PECK MRS COURTNEY
	Subject(s)	Flood; Verse Drama
	Published	2D and Other Plays, University of Queensland Press, St Lucia, 1978.
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection.

176	Author	Hanger, Eunice
	Title	Foundations
	Date	1952
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I A street running between two houses. About 7.30 a.m. on a morning in October. II The same. Late afternoon on the same day. III The same. About 7.00 that evening
	Characters	CON STEWART, a university student MRS HENRY, a middle-aged woman DELL ROBINSON, an attractive girl of eighteen ANN McGREGOR, a young married woman CHRIS HENRY, Mrs Henry's daughter. Thirty, fat and jolly JIM McGREGOR, Ann's husband. A bank teller MICK RANKIN, a businesman, forty
	Subject(s)	Domestic Life
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection.

177	Author	Hanger, Eunice
	Title	Short Street: A Play for Children
	Date	1955
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I Short Street. II The same. One Saturday afternoon in summer. III Inside the Smiths' house. Saturday night.
	Characters	MR AND MRS SMITH BILL AND DIANE SMITH, their children MRS JONES ISABEL, MERYLL, SUZANNE, TOMMY, CYRIL, HARRY, JONNY AND ELSPETH JONES, her children. MR JONES (may appear but can be done without) MR and MRS ROBINSON MR and MRS BROWN MRS WHITE HERBERT WHITE MRS GREEN DULCIE GREEN THE WOMEN FROM THE NEXT STREET THE GIRLS FROM SCHOOL TWO BOYS FROM THE BANK TWO GIRLS FROM THE OFFICE MABEL BLUE THE CHORUS PARASKA MILLER EXTRA PEOPLE FOR DANCING, etc., in Act III if it seems desirable.
	Subject(s)	Children's Theatre; Domestic Life
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection.

178	Author	Hanger, Eunice
	Title	Upstage
	Date	1951
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The drawing room in the "other world" house of Will Shakespeare. Afternoon.
	Characters	THE MAID HERMIONE JULIET JULIET'S NURSE OPHELIA DESDEMONA PORTIA I (Julius Caesar) ROSALIND VIOLA CRESSIDA NELL QUICKLY IMOGEN PORTIA II (Merchant of Venice) LADY MacBETH
	Subject(s)	Art and Artists; Women's Issues; Writers and Writing
	Published	Samuel French Ltd, London, 1952.

179	Author	Hardy, Frank
	Title	Black Diamonds
	Date	1958
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I Present Day. II Morning. Two days later. III Two days later.
	Characters	SPEC EVAN YORKY SONNY DAD DEVALERA FLASH ALEC BODGIE KID TRAPPER DOCTOR MAC BILL SIR ALBERT HAXTON THE BASTARD THE CRAWLER
	Subject(s)	Trade Unionism; Work and Business
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. [Three variant endings are provided in NUNE script] ANL holds a collection of Frank Hardy papers, MS 4887.

176	Author	Harvey, Frank
	Title	Last Enemy, The: A Play in Three Acts and Seven Scenes
	Date	1929
	Length	Three Acts
	Subject(s)	Antarctica; Fantasy; Paranormal and Spiritual; War; World War I
	Published	George Allen and Unwin, London, 1930.

177	Author	Harvey, Joan
	Title	Hidden Valley, The: A Play in One Act
	Date	1936
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The kitchen of Dave Shearer's hut in a remote valley in the unexplored regions of Tasmania, beyond the fringe of habitation and the controlling forces of the law.
	Characters	MARY SHEARER, the Bride DAVE SHEARER, the Bridegroom ADA, an old friend of Mary's ALF, a farmer and husband of Ada GARRY, their son
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; Marriage
	Published	Five Plays by Australians, Dramatists' Club, Melbourne, 1936.
	Held in MS/TS	QU: Hanger Collection.

178	Author	Harvey, Joan
	Title	Light Breaking Through
	Date	1934
	Length	One Act
	Setting	A popular camping place amongst the ti-trees on the Mornington Penisular in Victoria.
	Characters	MARY DOUGLAS THE STRANGER
	Cast	Ruby May Harry Traynor John Dudley
	Subject(s)	Marriage; Women's Issues; Work and Business
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

179	Author	Harvey, Joan
	Title	Looking for Gold: A Play of the Depression (a.k.a. Gold)
	Date	1934
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The bottom of a clay gully, about 25 miles from Melbourne. February 1933.
	Characters	RALPH DAVID, an artist JENNY DAVID, his wife TRELAWNY, an old fossicker THE COMMUNIST, a man of sustenance THE SPIRITUALIST, a man of sustenance THE UNEMPLOYABLE, a man of sustenance MISS CAMERON, a charming lady "BER'
	Subject(s)	Great Depression; Miners and Mining; Social Status; Suicide
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

180	Author	Harvey, Joan
	Title	Peace by the Derwent
	Date	1935
	Length	Four Acts
	Setting	I An old-world home in Hobart, Tasmania in 1913. Among the lilies and roses in the cool fragrance of Mrs Strickland's drawing room. II A drab apartment at No. 29 Kings Terrace, London. 1915. The war clouds hang heavy over the city and the booming of the big guns in Flanders can be heard on the still, clear nights. III The pantry of Nateby V.A.D. Hospital in London. 1917. The tide of battle swings from east to west, and west to east. From all corners of the globe come the wounded to the sheltering haven of the hospitals. IV A little farm up the Derwent Valley in Tasmania in 1935, where the blue river winds its way in peaceful serenity through rugged mountain passes, fringed with green slopes and scattered homesteads, where the orchards lie in the golden sunshine heavy with clustering fruit.
	Characters	MISS SMITH THE ELDER (Aunt Eglantine) MISS SMITH THE YOUNGER (Aunt Pops) MRS STRICKLAND (Aunt Agatha) KEN MAXTEAD LEONARD HENDERSON MARJORIE STRICKLAND THE HOUSEKEEPER MINNIE JANE (Kitchen) V.A.D. BOUNDY THE COMMANDANT SAM
	Cast	Agnes St Clair Alberta Conroy Mena Hede John Rose George Walton Bernice Lum Madge Knight Jean Swinburne Kathleen Quirk Myra Nicholson Douglas Kelly Joyce Perrin Hal Moors
	Subject(s)	Returned Servicemen; War; World War I
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

181	Author	Harvey, Joan
	Title	Random Elements: A Play of Australian Youth
	Date	1938
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I The living room at the Dymants. II.i The same. II.ii The same. II.iii The same. III The same. A year later.
	Characters	JANETTA DYMANT JUDY EDEN RUPERT DYMANT GRIFF DYMANT CHYRSTAL DYMANT PHILLIP EDEN RALPH CONNYBERE RADIO ANNOUNCER RADIO VOICE
	Cast	Clarice Graham Kathleen Morri Pip Wilson Hugh McLean Shirley McLeod David Reid Peter Harnetty Lane Nicholls Will Greene
	Subject(s)	Art and Artists; Youth

182	Author	Harvey, Joan
	Title	Where is Your Victory?: A One Act Play
	Date	1956
	Length	One Act
	Setting	Thick bush on a mountain slope in the south-east corner of Tasmania.
	Characters	ROBERT, a medical student from the Mainland BONNIE, the daughter of a well-to-do orchardist
	Cast	Bonnie played by Elizabeh Sharland in the 7NZ broadCast.
	Subject(s)	Marriage
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection.

183	Author	Hastings, Hugh
	Title	Blood Orange: A Play in Three Acts
	Date	1956
	Length	Three Acts: Eight Scenes
	Setting	George's house, 60 miles from Sydney. I.i A summer afternoon. I.ii A Saturday afternoon several weeks later. II.i One month later. II.ii One week later. II.iii Several weeks later. III.i Dawn the following morning. III.ii The next morning 'not long before dawn. III.iii Several weeks later.
	Characters	MAE SALLY GRACE GEORGE TAM BESS TAYLOR BRIDGET MITCHELL
	Subject(s)	Family Relations
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

184	Author	Hastings, Hugh
	Title	Christmas, an Elephant! A Farcical Comedy (a.k.a. There's an Elephant at the Bottom of My Garden; a.k.a. Pink Elephants)
	Date	1955
	Length	Three Acts: Four Scenes
	Setting	The all-purpose room in the Reads' house in Hampstead. I Just before breakfast on Christmas morning. II A few minutes later. III.i That afternoon. III.ii About 11.00 pm that evening.
	Characters	RONNIE REID PHYLLIS, his wife ANN, his elder daughter CLARIE HARDIE TIM, younger son BILL, Ann's husband HARRY MITCHELL MISS TWIGG MRS FARRAWAY
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

185	Author	Hastings, Hugh
	Title	Inner Circle
	Date	1949
	Length	Three Acts: Five Scenes
	Setting	The dining room and kitchen of a semi-detached house looking out on to a section of railway track entering a tunnel. I Autumn 1946. Late evening. II.i Two years later. About 8.30 a.m. II.ii The evening. About 11.30 p.m. III.i The following morning, Saturday. About 9.00 p.m. III.ii Saturday evening.
	Characters	JOY RIKKI BRAD PENN BOBBIE MRS O'FLYNN
	Cast	Sheila Keith Douglas Rye Roy Purcell Michel Bazalgette Alan Bridges Katharine Page
	Subject(s)	Crime; Law and Justice; Murder
	Published	Fortune, London, 1952.

186	Author	Hastings, Hugh
	Title	Red Dragon
	Date	1950
	Length	Two Acts: Three Scenes
	Setting	The store room of a Chinese Merchant in an imaginary town, north-east of Shanghai and south of the Yangtse river. I Soon after midnight. April 1949. II.i About 7.00 a.m. the next morning. II.ii Just before dawn the next morning.
	Characters	WU WING LONG LEADING SEAMAN KENDALL ABLE SEAMAN "PADDY" O'BRIEN ABLE SEAMAN "TUBS" BREWSTER STOKER "DINGER" BELL SUB-LIEUT. WOOD, R.M. WU LIN FA CHAN TECK YEE
	Cast	Robert Sewell Denis Quilley Alan Judd Richard Pearson Basil Lord Richard Beynon Violet Loxley Geoffrey Hibbert
	Subject(s)	Military Life
	Published	Fortune, London, 1952.

187	Author	Hastings, Hugh
	Title	Scapa Flow: A Musical Play (a.k.a. Seagulls Over Sorrento)
	Date	1950
	Length	Three Acts: Seven Scenes
	Setting	The mess-deck of a disused wartime naval fortress now converted into a naval experimental base, on an island not far from the mainland in Scapa Flow. I.i Early summer, about 11 a.m. I.ii A week later, 7.45 a.m. II.i A few hours later II.ii A week later, 7.30 a.m. III.i The same evening, about 8.50 p.m. III.ii The same evening, about midnight III.iii The following morning, just before 9 a.m.
	Characters	ABLE SEAMAN McINTOSH ("HAGGIS") ABLE SEAMAN SIMS ("SPROG") ABLE SEAMAN TURNER ("LOFTY") ABLE SEAMAN BADGER PETTY OFFICER HERBERT LT-COMDR REDMOND, D.S.O., D.S.C., R.N. SUB-LIEUT. GRANGER, R.N. ABLE SEAMAN HUDSON ("RADAR") A TELEGRAPHIST ("SPARKS")
	Cast	Tom Masson Ray Jackson Patrick Barr Basil Lord Peter Williams Bryan Coleman Robert Desmond Anthony Marlowe Anthony Viccars
	Subject(s)	Military Life
	Published	Samuel French, London, 1951
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

188	Author	Hastings, Hugh
	Title	Tattoo Parlour, The
	Date	1965 (')
	Length	Two Parts
	Setting	I "Last Call on the Milk Round." The present. II "First Call on Forlough." Five years earlier.
	Characters	BOB RALSTON LINDA SWEET FRANK SWEET MARGARET MAY MRS PRITCHARD TOD PAUL GILCHRIST MIKE PETE MONICA MONICA'S FRIEND SAILOR MICK A STOKER BILLY SPEED TIGER CAT'S EYES WOODY

189	Author	Hastings, Hugh
	Title	Touch of the Sun
	Date	1953 ca
	Length	Two Acts: Four Scenes
	Setting	The living room of Rolf Neumann's bungalow on Juhu Beach near Bombay, India. I.i A late afternoon in October. I.ii A week earlier. Late afternoon. II.i An hour later. II.ii Continuous action from Act I, Scene i.
	Characters	ROLF HELEN VAL CARLA RIDGE MANNERS
	Subject(s)	Crime; Infidelity; Law and Justice; Murder; Science
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

190	Author	Hayball, Doris
	Title	At the Tavern
	Date	1944
	Length	One Act
	Setting	Outside "The Tavern". Sydney Cove.
	Characters	LADY ARAMENTA BETSY, her maid HER LOVER, The Ensign CORPORAL GOVERNOR SOLDIERS
	Subject(s)	Colonial Period
	Published	Opening Movement: Two Comedies from Australia's Beginnings, Sunsphere Press, Melbourne, 1944.

191	Author	Hayball, Doris
	Title	Grotesque, The
	Date	1932
	Length	One Act
	Setting	An attic at night.
	Characters	THE GROTESQUE THE YOUNG LOVER THE GIRL THE GIRL'S FRIEND THE WIFE TWO CHILDREN
	Cast	John Pickard John Pickard Enid Docherty Brenda Docherty Doris Shave Diana Shave and Penelope Shave
	Subject(s)	Money
	Published	Eight Plays by Australians, Dramatists' Club, Melbourne, 1934.

192	Author	Hayball, Doris
	Title	In Canvas Town
	Date	1944
	Length	One Act
	Setting	Half a canvas tent.
	Characters	JENNIE THE MAN ROBERT, Jennie's husband MIKE
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; Miners and Mining
	Published	Opening Movement: Two Comedies from Australia's Beginnings, Sunsphere Press, Melbourne,1944.

193	Author	Hayball, Doris
	Title	Out Of a Clear Sky
	Date	1935
	Length	One Act
	Setting	A roughly furnished kitchen-living-room of a wayback farm in Northern Victoria. Night time.
	Characters	JIM BESS JAKE (The Stranger)
	Cast	Neville Malley Joyce Lambert P. Brigenhaw
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; Crime
	Published	The Playbill, May 1935.

194	Author	Haylen, Leslie
	Title	Blood on the Wattle: A Play of the Eureka Stockade
	Date	1948
	Length	Four Acts
	Setting	I.i A mining camp at Ballarat. Midsummer, 1854. I.ii The exterior of Bentley's Hotel. Early summer. I.iii The same. I.iv The same. Some hours later. II.i The Court House at Ballarat. II.ii The front of the Court House leading into the street. II.iii Bentley's Hotel, as in Act I. II.iv The same. III.i Bakery Hill, another section of the mining camp. III.ii The same. Some hours later. III.iii The study at Government House, Toorak. III.iv A little schoolroom in the Australian bush. Nov.1854. IV.i The Eureka Stockade. IV.ii The same, with the tents torn and burnt and the waggons overturned.
	Characters	TONY BLADE, a young miner TANSY BLADE, his wife YIMMY or TEDDY THONEN, A Polish miner, Tony's partner. TREEVERS, a police sergeant GATES, a police trooper LEN, a mentally deficient miner CARBONI RAFFAELLO, an Italian, a miners' leader SERVANT, of Father Smyth's PETER LALOR, a miners' leader JOHN QUINLAN, a miner ANTON LEITZ, an Austrian miner DANIEL SMITH, a miner STANLEY BEARD, a miner LARRY HART, a miner BENTLEY, a publican J AMES SCOBIE, a Scottish miner MANNING, a reporter SIMON SETTATREE, a town crier LOLA MONTEZ, an actress A CHINESE, a vegetable seller MARTIN, a Scottish miner FIRST ORDERLY SECOND ORDERLY POLICE PROSECUTOR DEWES, a police magistrate JOHN HUMFFRAY, Secretary of the Ballarat Reform League FATHER SMYTH, a priest AMBROSE LEEPINGTON, a lawyer SEEKAMP, editor of the Ballarat Times KENNEDY, a miner HAYES, a miners' leader MARTY, an old Irishman MOTHER ROGAN, an old Irishwoman CAPTAIN ROSS, a Canadian PATRICK CURTAIN, Leader of the Irish pikemen LEADER OF WELSH, SCOTS AND ENGLISH DIGGERS McGILL, leader of Californian diggers SIR CHARLES HOTHAM, Governor of Victoria JOHN FOSTER, Chief Secretary BATES, a butler STAWELL, the Attorney-General BLACK, a miners' leader LADY HOTHAM, wife of Sir Charles KATIE, MARY JANE, TOMMY and JACK, school children. ALICIA DUNN, a school teacher SHANAHAN, a miner MICHAEL TUCHEY, Leader of the Creswick Miners WILLIAM BUDDEN, J.P., a Canadian A SPY AN OFFICER A SENIOR OFFICER A SOLDIER CARTER, WILLIS, soldiers SOLDIERS, POLICE, MINERS, WOMEN and CHILDREN
	Subject(s)	Ballarat; Colonial Period; Eureka Stockade; Historical Events or Characters; Lalor, Peter; Law and Justice; Miners and Mining; Politics and Ideology
	Published	Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1948.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Leslie Haylen papers.

195	Author	Haylen, Leslie
	Title	Two Minutes' Silence
	Date	1930
	Length	One Act: Six Scenes
	Setting	I.i A London drawing room. I.ii A London basement. I.iii A bomb-proof shelter in France. I.iv A village in Northern France. I.v An embankment on the edge of a sluggish river. I.vi The same as Act I.
	Characters	GENERAL DE COURCY LESSUPS GRESTHAM, retired MRS TROTT, a charwoman THE BUTLER, James in the drawing-room, Umpty in scene v THE GOVERNESS, some still call her Denise MRS BREEN, Mrs Trott's friend MISS TREMLETT, another friend PTE. BREEN and PTE. SAMSON, soldiers on leave REV. THOMAS, a clergyman AN OFFICER, Lieut. Lessups PTE. SIMPSON, a runner CORPL. SMITH, staff orderly CAPT. LESSUPS, from the dead SOLDIERS DESPATCH RIDER GERMAN TROOPS PIERRE, a French soldier THE CURE, a village priest THE BURGOMASTER REV. MOTHER A NUN, Sister Agatha A NOVICE CROWDS, VILLAGERS, etc. JOE, a dockworker TOBY, his mate A FLOWER-SELLER AN EX-SOLDIER A POLICEMAN
	Subject(s)	Military Life; Returned Servicemen; War; World War I
	Published	Macquarie Head Press, Sydney, 1933. Gordon & Gotch, London, 1933.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Leslie Haylen papers.

196	Author	Hill, (William) Fitzmaurice
	Title	Johnny Fawkner: Apostle of Freedom
	Length	Three Acts: Six Scenes
	Setting	I.i Bar parlour of the Cornwall Hotel, Launceston, Tasmania. A winter afternoon in 1834. I.ii The same. Evening. About two hours later. II.i The same. Early afternoon. Mid-June the following year. II.ii The same. Later that night. III.i The young settlement on the Yarra, site of Melbourne to be. About six weeks later. III.ii The same. Some weeks later. III.iii The same. That evening.
	Characters	JAMES GILBERT, manservant in Fawkner's employ MARY GILBERT, his wife THOMAS HENTY, ESQ, famous Merino sheepbreeder, late of West Tarring in Sussex, England EDWARD HENTY, his son and Victoria's first permanent settler (at Portland Bay) JAMES HENTY, Thomas Henty's eldest son ELIZA FAWKNER, John Fawkner's wife JOHN BATMAN, pioneer of permanent settlement in Port Phillip and founder of Melbourne WILLIAM SAMS, Sheriff of Launceston and member of Batman's "Port Phillip Association" JOHN PASCOE FAWKNER, self-styled founder of Melbourne CAPTAIN JOHN LANCEY, leader of Fawkner's expediton to the site of Melbourne GEORGE EVANS, member of Fawkner's party AN ABORIGINAL NATIVE OF PORT PHILLIP A BLACK GIN WILLIAM BUCKLEY, an escaped convict who lived with the blacks for 32 years
	Subject(s)	Colonial Period; Historical Events or Characters; Melbourne; Pioneers
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

197	Author	Hill, (William) Fitzmaurice
	Title	Nelson Expects
	Date	1933
	Subject(s)	Historical Events or Characters

198	Author	Hill, (William) Fitzmaurice
	Title	Operation Pumpkin
	Length	Three Acts

199	Author	Hiscock, Betty
	Title	Spirit of Desire, The
	Date	1923
	Length	Two Acts
	Setting	I.i Outside the entrance to the House of Kazz. I.ii The interior of the Maharaja's palace. I.iii The out-station of the British Artillery in Northern India. II.i The prison in the palace of the Maharaja. II.ii By the side of a lake surrounded by water lilies/The Maharaja's prison. II.iii The zenana alloted to Nazure in the Maharaja's palace. II.iv The desert outside the city. Sunrise.
	Characters	NAZURE, foster daughter of Kazz KAZZ, a Indo-Ayrian Doctor MAHARAJAH ROYALSTON, an English officer MISS LANE, an English girl MARJORIE ROYALSTON, Royalston's sister CAPTAIN ROSCOE, an English officer CHORUS OF GIRLS, CHORUS OF MUSICIANS
	Subject(s)	Race Relations
	Published	Published in the Daily Telegraph, April 1923 (Photocopy held in NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection).

200	Author	Holt, Edgar
	Title	Anzac Reunion
	Date	1937
	Length	One Act
	Setting	Mr Harrison's study on the night of 25th April. About 8.00 p.m.
	Characters	BETTY HARRISON CLAY HARRISON, her brother FRANK HARRISON, their father HARRY, BUNNY, ARTHUR and DICK, the visitors
	Subject(s)	Anzac Legend; Fantasy; Paranormal and Spiritual; Returned Servicemen; War; World War I
	Published	Best Australian One-Act Plays, Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1937.

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