Campbell Howard Index - P

Palmer
Park
Paxton
Pearson
"Pejar". see Armstrong, H.D. and Armstrong, Millicent Sylvia.
Peterson

Ponton
Pooley
Porteous
Porter
Prichard
Prince

299	Author	Palmer, Vance
	Title	Ancestors
	Date	1937
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The living room of a cottage on the Wiltshire Downs.
	Characters	AUNT JUPP, the surviving ancient of the family MARTHA, her neice ELIAS, her nephew PETER JUPP, an Australian soldier (her grand-nephew) DARK FINNEGAN, his mate A MILITARY POLICEMAN
	Subject(s)	Convicts; Law and Justice; War; World War I
	Published	Best Australian One Act Plays, Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1937.
	Held in MS/TS	QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds collections of Vance Palmer papers, MS 1174 and MS 1798, and playscripts in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579.

300	Author	Palmer, Vance
	Title	Black Horse, The
	Date	1923
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The dining room of a station homestead.
	Characters	HARRY BAIN, a cattleman RHODA BAIN, his wife WALTER, their only son MARY, a housekeeper CONLON, an overseer
	Cast	George Dawe Alice Crowther Bryce Dunning Ruby May Charles Doherty
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; Family Relations; Marriage
	Published	Black Horse and Other Plays, Sydney J. Endacott, Melbourne, 1924. Encore!: Ten Short Modern Plays, Melbourne University Press, 1962. Mask and Microphone, Angus and Robertson, Sydney,1963. [The copy of the first ed. in the Campbell Howard Collection includes revisions in the Author's own hand]
	Held in MS/TS	QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds collections of Vance Palmer papers, MS 1174 and MS 1798, and playscripts in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579.

301	Author	Palmer, Vance
	Title	Christine
	Date	1930
	Length	Four Acts
	Setting	I The living room of the Rankins at "Ardencraig". II The same, three weeks later. Evening. III A corner of the garden at the back of the house. IV The same as Acts I and II.
	Characters	RANKIN JESS, his elder daughter NELL, his younger daughter GEORGE, his son DON, his son FREDA BRIAN FALCON, Jess' fiance CHRISTINE
	Subject(s)	Family Relations; Marriage
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds collections of Vance Palmer papers, MS 1174 and MS 1798, and playscripts in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579.

302	Author	Palmer, Vance
	Title	Fledgling, The
	Length	Five Acts
	Setting	I The verandah of Abernethy, Carmichael's seaside retreat, a solid bungalow overlooking the beach. II A sitting room in the old family house at South Yarra, solidly and comfortably furnished. Six weeks later. III The same. A few weeks later. IV A camp in the desert near a salt lake. V The same scene as in Act I.
	Characters	CARMICHAEL, a well-known man of affairs MRS VALLANCE, his elder daughter MARCIA HUTTON, his younger daughter JIMMY HUTTON, Marcia's husband MAXIE HUTTON, their daughter GESSLER, an airman FREDA GESSLER, his wife HYDE, a mining expert FROME, a prospector MAUD, a housemaid
	Subject(s)	Miners and Mining; Work and Business
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds collections of Vance Palmer papers, MS 1174 and MS 1798, and playscripts in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579.

303	Author	Palmer, Vance
	Title	Hail Tomorrow
	Date	1943-5
	Length	Four Acts
	Setting	I The interior of the headquarters of the Central Strike Committee. Barcaldine. February 1891. II The comfortably furnished business offices of the Pastoralists' Association in Brisbane. The end of April 1891. III The Rockhampton office of the Shearer's Union, which looks as if it had been used as a dormitory. IV. A large living room in Balmain that, through the casualness of its furnishings, seems to be only temporarily occupied. A little more than two years later.
	Characters	ALEC GLOVER, Chairman of the Central Strike Committee MAGGIE, his daughter WILLIAM LANE, journalist and popular leader ANN SOMERS, his assistant ANDY McCRISTAL, MICK CAFFERTY, CARL RENNICK, JIM SPARGO, members of the Central Strike Committee PATERSON, Head of the Vigilance Committee VERNEY, President of the Pastoralists' Association LONERGAN, his chief agent MISS EDSER, his secretary DAVE WILKIE, a union official MRS CHASE, one of the New Australia emigrants
	Subject(s)	Barcaldine; Historical Events or Characters; Lane, William; Law and Justice; Politics and Ideology; Trade Unionism
	Published	Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1947.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds collections of Vance Palmer papers, MS 1174 and MS 1798, and playscripts in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579.

304	Author	Palmer, Vance
	Title	Happy Family, A
	Date	1915
	Length	Four Acts
	Setting	I The interior of a shanty, the changing place for the coach. II Corner of the dining room at Glenbar. III The office of Swasey. IV Same as Act I.
	Characters	LANDY, a mail contractor MRS LANDY, his wife NORAH, their younger daughter ETTY, their elder daughter DAVE WATSON, engaged to Etty STEVE WATSON, his brother BENTLY, the owner of Glenbar CON, his son MACY DUNCAN, overseer at Glenbar MRS DUNCAN, his wife SWASEY, a small-town agent SERGEANT, officer of police
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; Mateship
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds collections of Vance Palmer papers, MS 1174 and MS 1798, and playscripts in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579.

305	Author	Palmer, Vance
	Title	Meadowsweet
	Date	1945 ca
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I.i Lounge in the Melbourne home of Robert Bedser. The closing months of World War II. Evening. I.ii The same. One hour later. II The verandah of the Bedser's beach house. A week later. Autumn. III The same as for Act I, Scene i. A year later. Evening.
	Characters	ROBERT BEDSER, manufacturing confectioner MRS HENKEL (AMANDA), his secretary JOAN, his unmarried daughter BRUCE, his son MARCIA BLAKE, his married daughter JIMMY BLAKE, her husband NICKY FRIEDMAN, an airman and friend of Bruce's
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds collections of Vance Palmer papers, MS 1174 and MS 1798, and playscripts in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579.

306	Author	Palmer, Vance
	Title	Prisoner, The
	Date	1919
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The interior of a shanty beside the road.
	Characters	MRS McCANN, the shanty-keeper's wife MATTY, her daughter STEVE FALLON, a skin-hunter BILLY MacFARLANE, a stockman SERGEANT GUTHRIE, a Police Sergeant
	Cast	Aileen O'Keefe Gibson Young Stewart Mackay R. Himmler Mr Bradley
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; Law and Justice; Mateship
	Published	Black Horse and Other Plays, Sydney J. Endacott, Melbourne, 1924.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds collections of Vance Palmer papers, MS 1174 and MS 1798, and playscripts in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579.

307	Author	Palmer, Vance
	Title	Prisoner's Country: A Play in Four Acts
	Date	1959
	Length	Four Acts
	Setting	The homestead at Karoola station. I Evening. II.i Two days later. Early morning. II.ii Next day. Evening. III Six months later. A summery morning. IV Three months later. Evening.
	Characters	BART CUNNINGHAM, owner of Karoola THEA, his second wife FLOYD, his son DUGGAN, a coloured head stockman MARA, Duggan's wife WARRIE, his daughter BURGESS, owner of neighbouring properties McEVOY, a pastoralist agent MAT COONEY, station overseer
	Subject(s)	Aborigines; Bush Life; Race Relations; Returned Servicemen
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL amongst larger collections of Vance Palmer papers, MS 1174 and MS 1798, and playscripts in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579.

308	Author	Palmer, Vance
	Title	Telling Mrs Baker
	Date	1922
	Length	One Act
	Setting	A small sitting room in a country township.
	Characters	ANDY McCULLOCH, a drover JACK BARNES, a drover MRS BAKER, the Boss's widow ESTER REEVES, her sister BOBBY, her little son
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; Lawson, Henry; Mateship
	Published	Black Horse and other Plays, Sydney J. Endacott, Melbourne, 1924.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds collections of Vance Palmer papers, MS 1174 and MS 1798, and playscripts in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579.

309	Author	Palmer, Vance
	Title	Travellers
	Date	1923
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The hut of Slanty Joe, an old hatter
	Characters	RODGERS, a politician MRS GRIMES, a housekeeper ALICE, a barmaid SLANTY JOE, a hatter MICK, the driver of the coach
	Cast	Charles Doherty Irene Appleton Ruby May T. Jennings George Dawe
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; City vs Country; Flood; Social Status
	Published	Black Horse and Other Plays, Sydney J. Endacott, Melbourne, 1924.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds collections of Vance Palmer papers, MS 1174 and MS 1798, and playscripts in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579.

310	Author	Park, Ruth and Rees, Leslie Clarke
	Title	Harp in the South, The
	Date	1949
	Length	Three Acts: Eight Scenes
	Setting	I.i Kitchen-living room of the Darcys' home, Surry Hills, Sydney. October. Afternoon. I.ii The same. Early December. Afternoon. II.i A park. New Year's Eve. II.ii The Darcys' home. Three months later. II.iii A room in a house. Two weeks later. II.iv The Darcy's home. The same night. III.i The same. A few weeks later. III.ii The same. An afternoon several months later.
	Characters	MUMMA DARCY DOLOUR DARCY, her 13 year old daughter JOHNNY SHEILY, about 18 MISS SHEILY, his mother CHARLEY ROTHE, a young gas-man ROWENA DARCY, the Darcys' elder girl, about 20 TOMMY MENDEL LICK JIMMY, a Chinese neighbour (middle-aged) HUGH DARCY GRANDMA DELIE STOCK, about 50 A WOMAN, early middle-age "STELL" A YOUNG MAN, aged 17 TWO MEN
	Cast	Mary Hoskins Shirley Falconer Gerarld Williams Junee Cornell Harold Hinton Diana Davidson John Barnard Frank Curtain Alan Herbert Ethel Gabriel Gwen Sherwood Dora Norris Joanne Thomas John Bryant
	Subject(s)	Aborigines; Domestic Life; Family Relations; Race Relations; Slum Life
	Published	Yackandandah Playscripts, Melbourne, 1987.
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection.

311	Author	Paxton, Alfred W.
	Title	Giver of Happiness, The: A Fantasy in Two Scenes
	Date	1923
	Length	One Act: Two Scenes
	Setting	I.i A winding road from a daisy-starred field. I.ii A garden obscured by a rose coloured mist.
	Characters	PIERROT PIERRETTE THE GIVER OF HAPPINESS NECESSITY THE MATERIALIST
	Subject(s)	Fantasy; Materialism; Morality Play
	Published	E.A. Vidler, Melbourne, 1923.

312	Author	Pearson, Margaret M.
	Title	Press Gang
	Date	1942
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	The Women Writers' room in the Morning Adviser, a Sydney newspaper.
	Characters	On the staff of the Morning Adviser: BAYLISS CONWAY, aged 27 VIKI RAINGER, aged 24 GEORGINA GODFREY, aged 20 FRANCES FINDLAY, aged 35 ANNABEL ALLARDYCE, aged 23 RACHEL PARKER, aged 28 TYPIST CAROL NICHOLLS, aged 24 MRS LINDLEY LORDE TWO MESSENGER GIRLS TIMID WOMAN INTIMIDATING WOMAN MADAME MAXILLA GIRL IN UNIFORM OF WOMENS ANTI-AIRCRAFT AUXILIARY CAPTAIN BEN BANNISTER, D.S.O., M.C. POLICE CONSTABLE
	Subject(s)	Espionage; Newspapers; War; World War II
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

313	Author	Peterson, Ralph W.
	Title	Night of the Ding Dong, The
	Date	1959
	Length	Three Acts: Six Scenes
	Setting	The living room of the Beauchamp residence, Montefore Hill, Adelaide in the colony of South Australia. Circa 1870. I.i A warm Saturday afternoon in late Summer. I.ii The following evening. II.i A few moments later. II.ii Three weeks later. II.iii Almost immediately afterwards. III Eight hours later.
	Characters	COL CHARLES BEAUCHAMP, a colonial administrator MRS BEAUCHAMP, his mother VICTORIA, his wife LOUISE, his daughter THADDEUS, his son MARCUS HIGSON, a young school teacher ANNETTE, a young girl MR HARRY KELP, a north country building contractor MR GODWIN SMEDLE, a bank director MR MORGAN NASH, a newspaper editor
	Subject(s)	Colonial Period; War
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. [QU Dates the script 1962]. ANL holds collections of Ralph Peterson papers, MS 2705.

314	Author	Peterson, Ralph W.
	Title	Square Ring, The
	Date	1953
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	The entire action takes place in the dressing room and adjoining passage-way of Adam's Stadium, Middlesfield. A Wednesday night between the hours of 7.15 and 10.15pm.
	Characters	DANNY FELTON FRANK FORD JOE JOE'S ASSISTANT EDDIE BURKE, a lightweight HAPPY COOMBES, a welterweight RICK MARTELL, a welterweight ROWDIE RAWLINGS, a middleweight SAILOR JOHNSTON, a middleweight DOCKER STARKIE, a middleweight WATTY THE DOCTOR THE MANAGER
	Subject(s)	Boxing
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds collections of Ralph Peterson papers, MS 2705.

315	Author	Ponton, Frank
	Title	No Miracle
	Date	1953
	Length	One Act: Three Scenes
	Setting	One day near Christmas in the New Zealand of the 1820s. I.i A lonely beach. Dawn. I.ii The interior of the Samuel's mission hut, early afternoon. I.iii The same. Late afternoon.
	Characters	JOHNNY, a cabin boy JOHNSON, a sailor LAVER, a sailor THE REVEREND EDWARD SAMUEL, a missionary MRS SAMUEL, his wife
	Subject(s)	Race Relations; Religion
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

316	Author	Pooley, John
	Title	This Was Goodbye
	Length	One Act
	Setting	Kirwall. An eighteenth century Castle in the Orkney Islands. Late afternoon on a summer's day, 1942.
	Characters	MRS STANDISH DONALD, her elder son LEON, her younger son DIANA GRAYSON, Leon's fiancee SARA MacLAINE, an elderly servant
	Subject(s)	Family Relations; Paranormal and Spiritual; War; World War II
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

317	Author	Porteous, R. S.
	Title	Girl from Singapore, The: A Comedy in Three Acts
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I The Master's day cabin on the S.S. Torsdale. II The same. III The same. Three days later.
	Characters	ALFRED SMOUT, the captain's steward HOPKINS, the bosun CAPTAIN BELL SIR HENRY ATHERTON LADY ATHERTON PAMELA ATHERTON THE GIRL (MARY SOON LEE) MR HARDING, the chief officer
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

318	Author	Porter, Charles
	Title	Nellie Lacey and the Bushranger
	Date	1943
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The kitchen of a slab hut somewhere in New South Wales in the 1850s.
	Characters	NARRATOR HENRY LACEY NELLIE LACEY TROOPER TOM LACEY RICHARD LACEY CAPT. MIDNIGHT
	Cast	Marion Johns David Saxby Mollie Shackleton Bruce Beeby Stanford Edwards Bruce Jarrett Edgar Yardley
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; Bushrangers; Family Relations; Women's Issues
	Published	Six Australian One-Act Plays, Mulga Publications, Sydney, 1944.

319	Author	Prichard, Katharine Susannah
	Title	Brumby Innes
	Date	1927
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I The black's camp. II The kitchen of Brumby Innes' homestead on a wild and lonely cattle station of the Nor-West. III The same.
	Characters	WONGANA, an aborigine MICKINA, an aborigine SPIDER, an aborigine TALLAMURRA, an old woman NARDADU, an old woman WARRARIE, an old woman POLLY, an old woman WYLBA, a little girl SEVERAL OTHER NATIVES JOHN HALLINAN, owner of Nyedee Station MAY, his neice JACK CAREY, an old stockman BRUMBY INNES
	Subject(s)	Aborigines; Bush Life; Moral Degeneration; Race Relations
	Published	Paterson's Printing Press, Perth, 1940. Brumby Innes; Bid Me to Love, Currency Press, Sydney, 1974.
	Held in MS/TS	QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds a collection of Katharine Susannah Prichard papers.

320	Author	Prichard, Katharine Susannah
	Title	Burglar, The
	Date	1910
	Length	One Act
	Setting	Sally's room. Midnight.
	Characters	BILL, the burglar MISS SOPHIA HAWTHORN, a wealthy spinster SALLY MORROW, engaged to her nephew
	Cast	Sol Bloom Allie Robson Maud Jolliffe
	Subject(s)	Crime

321	Author	Prichard, Katharine Susannah
	Title	Forward One: A One-Act Play
	Date	1935
	Length	One Act
	Setting	A frock shop in Perth. A summer afternoon.
	Characters	MISS DREW, manageress ABSURD PERSON ELSIE NEWTON, shop assistant at Cherie & Co's. VERA, shop assistant at Cherie & Co's. EXACTING CUSTOMER SYLVIA BRACEY PHYLIS SHAW OLD WOMAN
	Cast	Marjorie Smith Edith Lawrence Patricia Fisher Lucy Smith Betty Lenton Peggy Lenton Christina Dempster Patricia Walker
	Subject(s)	Trade Unionism; Work and Business
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds a collection of Katharine Susannah Prichard papers.

322	Author	Prichard, Katharine Susannah
	Title	Good Morning
	Date	1955
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The office of the Deputy Commissioner of Pensions.
	Characters	MISS HIGGS, Secretary to Deputy Commissioner Sparks of the Pensions Department. A good looking girl. SPARKS, a self-important, cock-sparrow of a man MRS MORIARTY, MRS DREW, MRS PARSONS, MRS JONES, working women
	Subject(s)	Public Service; Women's Issues
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds a collection of Katharine Susannah Prichard papers.

323	Author	Prichard, Katharine Susannah
	Title	Great Man, The: A Comedy in Three Acts
	Date	1923
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	Isabel's sitting room.
	Characters	ROBERT KENNEDY ISABEL, his wife MAGGIE GRAY, his sister VI APPLEWOOD, her sister HEBE, the serving wench NURSE BLYTHE, MRS McLEAN, MRS PEABODY, DR McPHERSON, neighbours
	Cast	Charles Doherty Hilda Bill Kathleen Venman Irene Appleton
	Subject(s)	Domestic Life; Marriage
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds a collection of Katharine Susannah Prichard papers.

324	Author	Prichard, Katharine Susannah
	Title	Great Strike, The: A Three-Act Play
	Date	1931 ca
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I The living room of a miner's shack made of bagging and corrugated iron. II The lounge of Langridge's house in a fashionable Melbourne suburb. III The worker's council room in the Trades Hall at Silver Hill.
	Characters	DICK ELLIS, an old miner NELL ELLIS, his wife TOM ELLIS AND SYD ELLIS, their sons ELLIE ELLIS, their daughter SARAH SMITH, a midwife MRS HILL AND MRS DUNN, miners' wives KENNEDY GREY SMITH HAYES COLGATE SARGEANT BRAND CONSTABLE RYAN MORREY MARTIN BEATRICE LANGRIDGE, a school teacher GEORGE LANGRIDGE, mineowner HELEN LANGRIDGE, his wife DORRIE LANGRIDGE, their daughter GRANNY, Langridge's mother MISS HONEYBUN, a theosophist of ample proportions MRS FLINT, a Christian socialist MRS BEVERLEY, an aristocrat REV PERCY DUDD, a parson SIR JOHN JONES WITHERSDANE WYNN BOBBY MORREY MARTIN, a pimp among the miners M'GINNIS, detective SPRONLE, detective
	Subject(s)	Law and Justice; Politics and Ideology; Social Status; Trade Unionism; Work and Business
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds a collection of Katharine Susannah Prichard papers.

325	Author	Prichard, Katharine Susannah
	Title	Her Place: A Curtain Raiser
	Date	1913
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The shabby "genteel" drawing room of a suburban boarding house.
	Characters	MEG BROWN, the landlady's daughter ROSALINE GRAHAM MRS DELANEY PETER LEVINSON, a barrister, engaged to Meg MRS BUNNING, the charwoman A POLICEMAN
	Subject(s)	Law and Justice
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds a collection of Katharine Susannah Prichard papers.

326	Author	Prichard, Katharine Susannah
	Title	Miracle in the Street of Refugees, A: A Play in Three Acts
	Date	1910
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I A street in Soho. II The same. III A room at the back of the pawnshop.
	Characters	OLD GRABBA, a pawnbroker LUISA, his lovely young daughter ANNA KRANZEN, a Hungarian organ-grinder AMELE, a French butcher HIS WIFE BROCK, a German baker HIS WIFE MATISS, a Swiss jeweller HIS WIFE A BEGGAR CHILDREN OF THE SLUMS, CROWD IN THE STREETS, CAROL SINGERS
	Subject(s)	Family Relations; Migrants; Slum Life
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds a collection of Katharine Susannah Prichard papers.

327	Author	Prichard, Katharine Susannah
	Title	Persephone's Baby
	Date	1955 ca
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I The Brown's living room. II The same. A fortnight later. III The same. A month later.
	Characters	BLANCHE SOMERS JANE SOMERS LYNETTE SOMERS MAUD BROWN MRS YABB, a neighbour ALEXIS BRUNOVSKI, Lynette's dancing partner SHIRLEY BETTY JAN MUM, a dresser at the Theatre BRIAN O'GRADY, a returned soldier MR PENDLEBURY, a solicitor DETECTIVE CONSTABLE HARRIS CALL-BOY
	Subject(s)	Family Relations; Returned Servicemen
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds a collection of Katharine Susannah Prichard papers.

328	Author	Prichard, Katharine Susannah
	Title	Pioneers, The
	Date	1923
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The interior of a hut in the Gippsland forest, in the 1850s.
	Characters	DONALD CAMERON, a settler MARY CAMERON, his wife DAN FAREL, escaped convict STEVE, escaped convict THAD McNAB, shanty keeper McLAUGHLIN, the trooper.
	Cast	George Dawe Hilda Bull Leo Burke J. Harcourt Bailey T. Jennings
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; Colonial Period; Convicts; Pioneers
	Published	Best Australian One Act Plays, Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1937. Reprinted in Drama and the School, No. 34, 1967.
	Held in MS/TS	QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds a collection of Katharine Susannah Prichard papers.

329	Author	Prichard, Katharine Susannah
	Title	Solidarity: A Play in Three Acts; (a.k.a. Penalty Clause)
	Date	1939-40
	Length	Three Acts: Eleven Scenes
	Setting	A gold mining town in West Australia. A few years ago.
	Characters	MICK WATT, miner BOB REED, miner BARNEY EVANS, miner TOM WYATT, miner TED SMITH, miner BILLY FLYNN, miner CHARLEY LUFF, miner PETE ROGOVITCH, miner OLD PENNYWEIGHT, miner PADDY RYAN, miner DYNAMITE STEWART, miner CHICK ROSS, miner BRACEMAN, miner FIRST AID MAN, miner JOHN BREWSTER, mine manager JOSEPH, General manager CYRIL SLOAN, accountant MONTY LEACH, shift boss MR BOND, lawyer MR WELLS, union advocate DOCTOR JIMMY, boy about nine POST BOY MRS BREWSTER MARTY WATT ELSIE LEE MRS EVANS MRS SHAW MATRON
	Subject(s)	Miners and Mining; Trade Unionism; Work and Business
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds a collection of Katharine Susannah Prichard papers.

330	Author	Prichard, Katharine Susannah
	Title	Thief, The: One Act Play
	Length	One Act
	Setting	A law court in the U.S.S.R.
	Characters	MILITIAMEN GROMOV, cobbler FOMA KURSKI, soldier MASHA, peasant girl LISA SERGEYEVINA BARDIN, a good-looking young woman STEPAN ALEXANDROVITCH BARDIN, her husband. An engineer. ANDREYEV, the judge KATYA and IVANOVNA, associate judges ANNA PETROVNA, Clerk APPOLINARIA IVANOVNA DOBRYAKOV, Masha's grand- mother PIETR PETOVITCH DOBRYAKOV, Masha's grand-father TATIANA DURYA AKULINA PETROF SHUSHKIN ISTOMIN OTHER WORKERS, PEASANTS and KOMSOLAS listening to cases before the court
	Subject(s)	Crime; Law and Justice
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds a collection of Katharine Susannah Prichard papers.

331	Author	Prichard, Katharine Susannah
	Title	Women of Spain, The
	Date	1937
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The living room of a working class flat in Barcelona.
	Characters	FILIPE, a wounded militiaman escaped from the rebel zone. NINA, his sister-in-law JOSE, her son, about 10 years old CHICA, a militia girl GRANDMOTHER, a Spanish Hecuba, shawled in black TIA, her young daughter STRETCHER BEARERS and TWO OR THREE CHILDREN off stage
	Subject(s)	Spanish Civil War; War
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds a collection of Katharine Susannah Prichard papers.

332	Author	Prince, Edna
	Title	First Show
	Length	One Act
	Setting	A small private gallery.
	Characters	AN ARTIST THE GIRL IN CHARGE OF THE GALLERY A FRIEND OF THE ARTIST AN ARTY STUDENT A SINCERE STUDENT A TIRED STUDENT AN IMPORTANT LADY AN AGREEABLE LADY TWO GIRLS A GARRULOUS LADY A PATIENT LADY
	Subject(s)	Art and Artists
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

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