Campbell Howard Index - T

Tennant
Terry
Throssell
Throssell, Ric. see also Leonov, Leonid Maximovitch.
Tighe
Tighe, Harry. see also Rose, Cecil and Tighe, Harry.

Tighe, Harry. see also Terry, J.E. Harold and Tighe, Harry (trans.)
Timms
Tomholt
Turner
Tweedie

382	Author	Tennant, Carrie (pseud of T. Kelly)
	Title	Justice
	Date	1930
	Length	One Act
	Cast	Included Miss D. Stark, Miss Wilde, and Mr. E.K. Howell.
	Subject(s)	Infidelity; Law and Justice

383	Author	Tennant, Carrie (pseud of T. Kelly)
	Title	Reprieve
	Date	1929
	Length	One Act
	Characters	ANGEL FRANK HIDDEN, the scientist ADELE QUINN, his wife
	Subject(s)	Fantasy; Science
	Published	Three Plays for Little Theatres, Skewes and Bowman, Sydney, 1929.

384	Author	Tennant, Errol (pseud of L.L. Woolacott)
	Title	Deliverance
	Date	1927
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	The verandah and garden of a bungalow at Hillcroft, a bee-farming and orcharding district a few miles from Sydney.
	Characters	DONALD HERRON, a successful apiarist ALICE HERRON, his wife NELL HERRON, his sister GEORGE BRECK, Nell's fiance MRS TELLERON, the mother of Donald and Nell MRS BRECK, George's mother SPUDS, an odd job man
	Subject(s)	Family Relations; Moral Degeneration; Suicide
	Published	Published in The Triad, January and February 1927.

385	Author	Tennant, Kylie
	Title	Tether a Dragon
	Date	1951
	Length	Four Acts
	Setting	I Syme's Office. Melbourne. 1898. II Deakin's Port Lonsdale Home. III London. IV Federal Parliament House. 1909.
	Characters	ALFRED DEAKIN PATTIE DEAKIN, his wife HIS THREE DAUGHTERS DAVID SYME, editor of the Melbourne Age GEORGE SYME WILLIAM BAILEY EDMONDS ARTHUR BALFOUR DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE RT. HON. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN SIR EDMOND BARTON HON C.G. KINGSTON SIR JOHN FORREST SIR WILLIAM LYNE ANDREW FISHER SIR FREDRICK HOLDER ISAACS, Victorian Attorney-General MURDOCH, Minister for the Army LORD MILROY LADY POMFREY FIRST AND SECOND ENGLISH GENTLEMEN MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WAITER SECRETARY TO ALFRED DEAKIN ATTENDANTS DOCTOR.
	Subject(s)	Deakin, Alfred; Historical Events or Characters; Politics and Ideology
	Published	Associated General Publications, Sydney, 1952.
	Held in MS/TS	QU: Campbell Howard Collection.

386	Author	Terry, J.E. Harold and Tighe, Harry (trans.)
	Title	Son of A -- (a.k.a. Insult)
	Date	1930
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I The verandah of the District Controller's house. II The same. 9.30 p.m. in the evening. III A guard room in the barracks.
	Characters	JOLANTHE DE WEERT SIDIN, a native servant MAJOR DE WEERT DOES DE WEERT, District Controller, Jolanthe's husband SUB-LIEUT KEES WITTE LIEUT. HANS HARTMANN SERGEANT TIEMERSMA SERGEANT OF THE GUARD
	Subject(s)	Military Life; Race Relations
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds a collection of Henry (Harry) Tighe papers, MS 3696.

386	Author	Throssell, Ric
	Title	Babes at Arms: A Three Act Play
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I The city offices of Truelove and Truelove. Afternoon. II The same. The next day. III The Professor's laboratory. A moment later.
	Characters	HAROLD TRUELOVE, the boss MARSHALL JONES, his assistant MARYLN YOUNG, a typist MISS HOLBROOK, an elderly secretary MILTON, an office boy THE PROFESSOR AN IRATE MOTHER A SMALL BOY JOSEPHINE
	Subject(s)	Science; Work and Business
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds Ric Throssell papers, MS 2756; also in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579; and the Theatre Players manuscript collection MS 7525.

388	Author	Throssell, Ric
	Title	Day Before Tomorrow, The: A Drama in Three Acts
	Date	1956
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	The play takes place in the living room of the Jacksons' home. I Early morning II A short while later III A few moments later
	Characters	ALAN JACKSON MARY JACKSON CAROLYN JACKSON ROBERT RAWLINGS SERGEANT BROWN PRIVATE MASON CAPTAIN FIELD EUNICE LOCKWOOD MALCOLM WILLIAMS CHARLIE
	Cast	Ric Throssell Pat Hutchison Lauraine Hicks Jeremy Becket Ken Kinsman Bert Johnson Rodney Smith Lyndsay Gardiner John Starey Peter Adamson
	Subject(s)	Moral Degeneration; Nuclear Threat
	Published	Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1969.
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds Ric Throssell papers, MS 2756; also in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579; and the Theatre Players manuscript collection MS 7525.

389	Author	Throssell, Ric
	Title	Death of Damien Burr, The
	Date	1958
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	Damien Burr's home
	Characters	DAMIEN BURR, an Author IRENE BURR, his wife BILL LONGMORE, a friend of Irene's and a publisher LIONEL ("DUFFER") BURR, Damien's son ELSIE LONGMORE, Bill's daughter in love with Lionel GIL BARTON, an up and coming writer and an admirer of Damien.
	Subject(s)	Writers and Writing
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds Ric Throssell papers, MS 2756; also in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579; and the Theatre Players manuscript collection MS 7525.

390	Author	Throssell, Ric
	Title	Devil Wear Black: A Play in Four Acts
	Date	1954
	Length	Four Acts
	Setting	The show room of the House of Seynave. I Next spring. II The following day. III The same evening. IV The next day.
	Characters	LISETTE, a glorious blonde LAURA, a glorious brunette LILIAN, a glorious redhead MADAME SEYNAVE, a dictator of fashion ST JOHN REECE, her disciple RUDOLPH VAN JOHNSON BOYER, every woman's dream man. JACQUES, PIERRE AND CHRISTIAN, the Big Three of Fashion THE STRANGER THE MESSENGER
	Subject(s)	Fashion; Work and Business
	Published	Australasian Book Society, Melbourne, 1955.
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds Ric Throssell papers, MS 2756; also in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579; and the Theatre Players manuscript collection MS 7525.

391	Author	Throssell, Ric
	Title	Double Feature: A Comedy in One Act
	Length	One Act
	Setting	Outside the Roxy Cinema at night.
	Characters	FIRST YOUNG MAN SECOND YOUNG MAN YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN YOUNG MARRIED MAN FIRST GIRL SECOND GIRL MIDDLE AGED MAN ETHEL JACK MIDDLE AGED WOMAN DRUNK
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds Ric Throssell papers, MS 2756; also in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579; and the Theatre Players manuscript collection MS 7525.

392	Author	Throssell, Ric
	Title	Dr. Homer Speaks: "Oh, Ai-Lar-Tsua Farewell": A Satire (a.k.a The Sweet Sad Story of Elmo and Me)
	Date	1962
	Length	Two Acts: Eleven Scenes
	Setting	I.i A hall with a lecturer's table backed by a huge banner. I.ii The maternity ward of a hospital. I.iii The jungle during World War II. I.iv The interior of Dig and Shirl's home. High Street. I.v A suburban kitchen/A classroom. II.i A suburban living room with two over stuffed arm chairs. II.ii A milk bar. II.iii The interior of Dig and Shirl's home. II.iv Elmo's office. II.v Elmo and Betty's home. II.vi The bush.
	Characters	DR HOMER, a visiting lecturer BETTY SMITH, a blonde of indeterminate age ELMER SNR., a Yank, 30 to 50, keen DIGGER, an Australian, 30 to 50, dinkum; Betty's father SHIRL, Digger's wife; also Betty's mother BETTY, as a child ELMO JNR., son of Elmo Senior, same age as Betty TEACHER, elderly, semi-educated PARSON, a modern evangelist
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds Ric Throssell papers, MS 2756; also in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579; and the Theatre Players manuscript collection MS 7525.

393	Author	Throssell, Ric
	Title	Epitaph for the Unborn: A Play in One Act
	Date	1955
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The Word Spinner's desk and the Sullivan's bed room as he imagines it. Before the Armageddon.
	Characters	THE WORD SPINNER LYNN SULLIVAN MIKE SULLIVAN
	Subject(s)	Nuclear Threat
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds Ric Throssell papers, MS 2756; also in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579; and the Theatre Players manuscript collection MS 7525.

394	Author	Throssell, Ric
	Title	For Valour
	Date	1960
	Length	Three Acts: Six Scenes
	Setting	I.i A platform at the Town Hall, Karranup, towards the end of the First World War I.ii The official table at the Town Hall, the same evening II.i The sitting room at Huntingdon, the Cordell family home, several days later II.ii The same, eighteen months later III.i The living room of a cottage at Edgecliff, two months later III.ii The same, a few weeks later
	Characters	TOM NORTON, Mayor of Karranup VERA NORTON, his wife CRYSTAL NORTON, his daughter COLONEL MURRAY VINCENT, a bank manager MADELINE STEWART, his cousin JOHNNO JOHNSON, a returned soldier ESME, his fiancee CEDRIC SPENCER, a solicitor LOTTIE SPENCER, his wife HORRIE PARSONS, a one-armed ex-soldier NIMBLE JACK, an Aboriginal MRS IRA SCOTT, a friend of Cordell HARRY CORDELL, V.C., a returned soldier GABRIELLE MANET, an actress ALFRED CORDELL, Harry's brother A PHOTOGRAPHER CROWD MEMBERS
	Cast	Ken Kinsman Pat Croft Meril Harvey Trevor Dixon Sheelah Free Burt Koch Eileen Barron John Watson Frances Rose Dick Crossman Doug Williams Jane Johnson Ken Farnham Valeska Stewart Ralph Wilson David Yorston Thea Hood, Barbara Lewis, Jim Ferguson
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; Returned Servicemen; Suicide
	Published	Currency-Methuen, Sydney, 1976.
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds Ric Throssell papers, MS 2756; also in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579; and the Theatre Players manuscript collection MS 7525.

395	Author	Throssell, Ric
	Title	Free for All at Forty-Four
	Date	1971
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I Kitchen and corner of the backyard at Todd's II The same. Next afternoon. III The same. The next morning.
	Characters	TAVEY TODD, retired (about 65) CECILIA TODD, his wife NONA, their daughter JOE, Todd's odd jobs man JOHN COLEMAN, Nona's friend COMMANDER ERIC NORGATE, a neighbour FLYING OFFICER DES SWAN, a young airman SQUADRON LEADER ASHLEY, his superior officer
	Subject(s)	Drought; Flood; Science
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds Ric Throssell papers, MS 2756; also in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579; and the Theatre Players manuscript collection MS 7525.

396	Author	Throssell, Ric
	Title	If Thy Heart Offend; A Tragedy in One Act
	Date	1957
	Length	One Act
	Setting	A room in a city boarding house. At night.
	Characters	SUSAN CHRISTINE JEAN PAUL MRS DONOVAN
	Subject(s)	Murder; Religion
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds Ric Throssell papers, MS 2756; also in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579; and the Theatre Players manuscript collection MS 7525.

397	Author	Throssell, Ric
	Title	Kiss and a Promise, A: A Comedy
	Date	1956
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	A holiday cottage at Sheba Beach. I The day before New Year's Eve. II Sunrise the next morning. III Evening
	Characters	JESS DARLING, a girl of twenty UNKA BILL BRADY, a young man of the same age BILLIE LAMBERT, a girl of seventeen DORIS LAMBERT, her mother JIM LAMBERT, her father AUSTIN MORRISON, her friend ALISON ROCKINGHAM, a friend of the Lamberts GREG ROCKINGHAM, her husband HARRY, an accordion player
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds Ric Throssell papers, MS 2756; also in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579; and the Theatre Players manuscript collection MS 7525.

398	Author	Throssell, Ric
	Title	Legend
	Date	1958
	Length	Seven Scenes
	Setting	The capital city of an Eastern European People's Republic. The year is 1956. i A reception room in the Embassy of a country of the British Commonwealth. ii The same. Late at night. iii A boulevard outside the Ballet Academy. iv Plashadka Meera, a place in the forest. v An office in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. vi A room in the Embassy. vii Varia's Bedroom.
	Characters	IAN ARGENT, the son of a diplomat VARIA LEONTOVA, daughter of the Minister for Foreign Affairs SIR NEIL ARGENT, the Ambassador of a British Commonwealth country LADY ELIZABETH ARGENT, his wife GREGOR ALEXANDROVITCH LEONTOV, Minister of Foriegn Affairs of a People's Republic ARTHUR HEDFORD, Secretary of the Embassy STEPHANIE HEDFORD, his wife PYOTR, an embassy servant SIR CHARLES, a guest AN ENGLISH LADY, A FRENCH LADY, A COLONIAL LADY, AN ORIENTAL LADY, AN AMERICAN LADY, AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, A MILITARY GENTLEMAN, A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, A LATIN GENTLEMAN, AN AIDE, A DOCTOR, HIS ASSISTANT, A MAN IN BLACK
	Subject(s)	Politics and Ideology
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds Ric Throssell papers, MS 2756; also in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579; and the Theatre Players manuscript collection MS 7525.

399	Author	Throssell, Ric
	Title	Suburban Requiem: A One Act Play
	Date	1955
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The kitchen of a suburban home.
	Characters	ELAINE HILTON JACK HILTON, her husband JANET TREGONNING MRS TREGONNING MAN'S VOICE
	Published	Australian One-Act Plays: Book One, ed. Eunice Hanger, Rigby, Adelaide, 1962.
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds Ric Throssell papers, MS 2756; also in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579; and the Theatre Players manuscript collection MS 7525.

400	Author	Throssell, Ric
	Title	Valley of the Shadows, The: A Three Act Play
	Date	1948
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	The living room of the Hamiltons' home. I Late afternoon. II The following afternoon. III In Steve's mind: III.i A fear III.ii A wish III.iii A suspicion III.iv An awakening
	Characters	STEVE HAMILTON MRS HAMILTON MRS DAVIS ANITA ROWLAND GEOFFREY HARTLY McILLWRAITH
	Cast	Keith Webb Hilda Trebilco Dorothy Edwards Pat Geelan Max Purnell Ken Hannan
	Subject(s)	Mental Illness; Psychoanalysis; Returned Servicemen
	Published	Patersons Printing Press, Perth, 1949.
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds Ric Throssell papers, MS 2756; also in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection, MS 5579; and the Theatre Players manuscript collection MS 7525.

401	Author	Tighe, Harry
	Title	As it Happened
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I A pretty and comfortable drawing room furnished with taste. About 5.00 p.m. in October. II.i The same. Midnight on the same evening. II.ii The same. An hour later. III The same. A week later. 11.00 a.m.
	Characters	MABEL ASHTON ELSIE MANNERSLEIGH CHRISTOPHER ASHTON LANCE HALEY BOB CRACKENTHORPE DR JACKSON
	Subject(s)	Mental Illness; Returned Servicemen
	Held in MS/TS	QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds a collection of Henry (Harry) Tighe papers, MS 3696.

402	Author	Tighe, Harry
	Title	Canary Waistcoat, The
	Date	1930
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The top of a hill in Hertfordshire. An afternoon in August.
	Characters	MRS DAVIDS, a widow MRS SIMMONS, a widow who takes in lodgers ZEDEKIAH TWOPENNY, a village dry-goods shopkeeper SELINA, a fluffy young lady of 25
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds a collection of Henry (Harry) Tighe papers, MS 3696.

403	Author	Tighe, Harry
	Title	Drastic Measures
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I The sitting room at Cardew, Rose Bay. II The same. Six months later. III The sitting room at Dene Farm, Bathurst. One year later.
	Characters	WILLIAM SCOTT-RICHARDSON ANNIE SCOTT-RICHARDSON MILDRED SCOTT-RICHARDSON NANCY SCOTT-RICHARDSON BILL SCOTT-RICHARDSON EMILY, the maid Unseen Characters: EILEEN, PEARL LAMBSON, ALF, FRED, CAPTAIN DONALD, LADY HALEFORD, LADY STANDBYE, BRENDA BLACK-FIELD, MR HAGGINSON
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; City vs Country; Family Relations
	Held in MS/TS	QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds a collection of Henry (Harry) Tighe papers, MS 3696.

404	Author	Tighe, Harry
	Title	Fool, The: A Play in One Act
	Length	One Act
	Setting	Rene's flat in Rome. Night.
	Characters	RENE WATSON, a handsome Frenchwoman, widow of an Englishman BILLY WARRINGTON, a waster
	Subject(s)	Politics and Ideology
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds a collection of Henry (Harry) Tighe papers, MS 3696.

405	Author	Tighe, Harry
	Title	Intrigue
	Date	1920
	Length	Three Acts: Five Scenes
	Setting	Various places in the Court of Louis XIV. I.i Garden of the Louvre. I.ii Apartment of Madame de Soissons. II.i Private apartment of Dowager Queen. II.ii Apartment of Henriette, Duchesse d'Orleans. III A room in the Queen's apartments.
	Characters	LOUIS XIV, King of France ARMAND COMTE DE GUICHE MARQUIS DES VARDES CHEVALIER DE LORRAINE MARECHAL DE GRAMMONT DUC DE MAZARIN MONSIEUR DE LA TAINE, cousin to Louis de la Valliere HENRIETTE, DUCHESS D'ORLEANS, sister to Charles II of England COMTESS DE SOISSONS LOUISE DE LA VALLIERE, Maid-of-Honour to Henriette JULIE DE MONTALIS, Maid-of-Honour to Queen of France DOWAGER QUEEN OF FRANCE, Anne of Austria QUEEN OF FRANCE, Marie-Theresa DUCHESS DE NAVALILLES, Guardian of the Queen's Ladies MDLLE DE FIEMMES, Maid-of-Honour to Henriette SENORA MOLINA, Spanish Lady-in-Waiting to the Queen LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF COURT
	Subject(s)	Historical Events or Characters; Politics and Ideology
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. [QU Dates the script 1920] ANL holds a collection of Henry (Harry) Tighe papers, MS 3696.

406	Author	Tighe, Harry
	Title	Mrs West Park and the Sales
	Length	One Act
	Setting	A womens' club.
	Characters	MRS WEST PARK MRS CRAWLEY SCOTT
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds a collection of Henry (Harry) Tighe papers, MS 3696.

407	Author	Tighe, Harry
	Title	Old Mrs Wiley
	Date	1927
	Length	Three Acts
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Henry (Harry) Tighe papers, MS 3696.

408	Author	Tighe, Harry
	Title	Open Spaces: or Bush Fire
	Date	1927
	Length	Four Acts
	Setting	I The verandah of a wooden cottage up country in Australia II.i The same. Evening. II.ii The same. Morning. III The parlour in the house. IV The same.
	Characters	JIM MARJORIE JONES MARTHA
	Subject(s)	Bush Life; City vs Country; Infidelity; Marriage
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds a collection of Henry (Harry) Tighe papers, MS 3696.

409	Author	Tighe, Harry
	Title	Penang
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I The garden of the Eastern and Oriental Hotel, Penang II A room in a house in the Native Quarter of Penang. III The Upper Deck of the S.S. Semmeris. About 11.30 p.m.
	Characters	DANIEL PHILLIPS WALLY CHALMERS DR MASON JOHN KNOX FRED WITHERS FRANK CRAIL MRS CAROLYN ("BETTY") MRS KNOX WINNIE KNOX MEENA, native woman PANSY, girl in native house
	Subject(s)	Moral Degeneration; Suicide
	Held in MS/TS	QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds a collection of Henry (Harry) Tighe papers, MS 3696.

410	Author	Tighe, Harry
	Title	The Reparation
	Date	1940
	Length	One Act
	Setting	Poor room in an East-End house [London].
	Characters	FRED, about 25, weak-looking in character --somewhat tall and slim BILL, about 30, he is strong, of bull-dog type SAL, about 20, thin, weak, pale ERRAND BOY
	Subject(s)	Crime; Slum Life; Suicide
	Held in MS/TS	QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds a collection of Henry (Harry) Tighe papers, MS 3696.

412	Author	Timms, C. Tapley
	Title	Captain Matthew Flinders: A Play in Three Acts
	Date	1933
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I.i Flinders' cabin on the "Cumberland". At sea. The morning of Tuesday, 6 December 1803. I.ii The same. In harbour at Port Louis, Ile-de-France. The afternoon of 17 December 1803 I.iii A room at Government House, Port Louis. Sunday, 18 December 1803. II.i Flinder's Room at the Garden Prison, Ile-de-France. A morning during 1804. II.ii A Pavilion in the grounds of Madame D'Arifat's house on Wilhelm's Plains, Ile-de-France, during 1805. III.i The drawing-room of the Boistel's home, Wilhelm's Plains, Ile-de-France on an evening during 1806. III.ii A room at Government House, Port Louis, during 1807. III.iii The same as Act III scene ii; June 13th 1810.
	Characters	MATTHEW FLINDERS ELDER CHARRINGTON, the Bos'un AKEN JOHN WOODS, a sailor COLONEL MONISTROL, aide-de-camp to the Governor of Ile-de-France, Captain-General Decaen MONSIEUR BONNEFOY, a secretary CAPTAIN-GENERAL DECAEN, Governor of Ile-de-France COLONEL BAROIS, aide-de-camp to Decaen 1ST OFFICER 2ND OFFICER 3RD OFFICER MONSIEUR PITOT MA'MOISELLE ELISE JEANNE D'ARIFAT, Madame D'Arifat's daughter MONSIEUR BOISTEL MADAME D'ARIFAT MAMOISELLE AIMEE BOISTEL CAPTAIN GAMALIEL WARD MR HOPE, of his British Majesty's service
	Subject(s)	Colonial Period; Explorers; Flinders, Matthew; Historical Events or Characters
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

413	Author	Tomholt, Sydney
	Title	Anoli: The Blind
	Date	1936 [First written ca 1919 ]
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The living room in Anoli Ferari's bush hut in North Queensland. 1905. Dusk.
	Characters	ANOLI FERARI, a blind Italian ROSE STEDILA ANTONIO BOCARRIO PETER, an overland carrier
	Subject(s)	Crime; Migrants
	Published	Bleak Dawn and Other Plays, Angus and Robertson, Sydney 1936. Harrap's Best One-Act Plays of 1936, Harrap, London, 1936.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Sydney Tomholt papers, MS 5807.

414	Author	Tomholt, Sydney
	Title	Bleak Dawn
	Date	1936
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The small cottage living room of Emily Stanford. The Present.
	Characters	EMILY STANFORD JESSIE BEAN, her married friend JIM STANFORD, Emily's divorced husband GEORGIE, a boy of about eleven JEAN and JACKY, Emily's children (off)
	Subject(s)	Marriage; Women's Issues
	Published	Bleak Dawn and Other Plays, Syndey, Angus and Robertson, 1936.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Sydney Tomholt papers, MS 5807.

415	Author	Tomholt, Sydney
	Title	Coming, The
	Date	1936
	Length	One Act
	Setting	A villa on the Italian lakes. About 4.00 pm on a summer afternoon.
	Characters	DORETTE MARCEL, her son MARIE, his old nurse
	Published	Bleak Dawn and Other Plays, Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1936.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Sydney Tomholt papers, MS 5807.

416	Author	Tomholt, Sydney
	Title	Crucified, The
	Date	1936
	Length	Two Scenes
	Setting	The exterior of an ancient and partially-demolished cathedral in the north of France, and Golgotha at the time of the Crucifixion.
	Characters	None listed. The following appear in the text: THE DEAD THE UNSEEN WOUNDED THE DYING VOICES
	Subject(s)	Religion; War; World War I
	Published	Manuscripts 8, 1934. Bleak Dawn and Other Plays, Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1936.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Sydney Tomholt papers, MS 5807.

417	Author	Tomholt, Sydney
	Title	Dimmed Lights
	Date	1936
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The Fawcett's drawing room. Evening.
	Characters	JOAN FAWCETT JIM, her husband FRANK DALE DR BRUCE
	Subject(s)	Infidelity; Marriage
	Published	Bleak Dawn and Other Plays, Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1936.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Sydney Tomholt papers, MS 5807.

418	Author	Tomholt, Sydney
	Title	Last Post, The
	Date	1936
	Length	One Act
	Setting	A room in an hotel facing the Cenotaph. Just before and during Armistice Day.
	Characters	JOHN JEAN JEAN'S MOTHER BILL BLAIR BLYTH BLINKO MARTY
	Subject(s)	Anzac Legend; Mateship; Paranormal and Spiritual; Returned Servicemen; War; World War I
	Published	Bleak Dawn and Other Plays, Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1936.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Sydney Tomholt papers, MS 5807.

419	Author	Tomholt, Sydney
	Title	Leading Lady
	Date	1936
	Length	One Act
	Setting	A well-furnished study in a flat.
	Characters	CLARICE DANE HARVEY ANDREWS, dramatist GEORGE CLAY, his friend
	Subject(s)	Crime
	Published	Bleak Dawn and Other Plays, Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1936.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Sydney Tomholt papers, MS 5807.

420	Author	Tomholt, Sydney
	Title	Life and the Idiot
	Date	1936
	Length	One Act
	Setting	A poorly furnished, old-fashioned room.
	Characters	THE IDIOT HIS OLD GRANDMOTHER THE IDIOT'S VISION OF HIS MOTHER
	Subject(s)	Family Relations; Paranormal and Spiritual
	Published	Bleak Dawn and Other Plays, Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1936.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Sydney Tomholt papers, MS 5807.

421	Author	Tomholt, Sydney
	Title	Searchlights
	Date	1937
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The Shrine of Remembrance, Sydney. Dark night.
	Characters	THE WOMAN THE SOLDIER THE GUARD
	Subject(s)	Anzac Legend; Paranormal and Spiritual; War; World War I
	Published	Best Australian One Act Plays, Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1937.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Sydney Tomholt papers, MS 5807.

422	Author	Tomholt, Sydney
	Title	Woman Mary, The
	Date	1936
	Length	One Act
	Setting	A room in the house of Mary's brother.
	Characters	MARTHA THE STRANGER MARY
	Subject(s)	Religion
	Published	Bleak Dawn and Other Plays, Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1936.
	Held in MS/TS	QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds a collection of Sydney Tomholt papers, MS 5807.

423	Author	Tomholt, Sydney
	Title	Women Wait, The
	Date	1936
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The living room of a cottage on cliffs above the sea.
	Characters	ANN BARTON, an old woman MARTHA PICKERING, a much older woman
	Subject(s)	Family Relations; Women's Issues
	Published	Bleak Dawn and Other Plays, Angus and Robertson, Sydney,1936.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Sydney Tomholt papers, MS 5807.

424	Author	Turner, Alexander
	Title	Centurion, The: A Drama in Two Scenes
	Date	1935
	Length	One Act: Two Scenes
	Setting	I.i The guard chamber above the Joppa Gate, Jerusalem. The Time is Anno Domini. II.ii A small room in an Inn at Bethlehem.
	Characters	MARCELLIUS, a Centurion ALBAN, a sub-ordinate officer PERTINAX, a soldier ANABIS, a negro slave
	Cast	Athol Casper Phil Shapere Harry Mendelson Frank O'Grady
	Subject(s)	Religion
	Published	Hester Siding and Other Plays, Perth, Patersons Printing Press, 1937.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Alexander Turner papers, MS 5017.

425	Author	Turner, Alexander
	Title	Golden Journey, The: A Play in One Act
	Date	1937
	Length	One Act
	Setting	Mullewa Railway Station
	Characters	PADDY ROONEY STATION MASTER A POMMIE HIS MATE Passengers on the train to the Murchison: BOBBIE, a barmaid A GOVERNESS A BANK CLERK MOONLIGHT, an old prospector HOYE-SMYTHE, a young clergyman WOMAN WITH A BABY Passengers on the train to Perth: MRS MUNRO, a station owner's wife JOE WESTON, a mine owner SEELEY, an older clergyman JACK RAMSAY, a miner A POLICEMAN A PRISONER A GUARD ANOTHER GUARD FRED, a porter GEORGE, another porter
	Subject(s)	Bush Life
	Published	Royal Mail and Other Plays, Perth, Paterson's Printing Press, 1943.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Alexander Turner papers, MS 5017.

426	Author	Turner, Alexander
	Title	One Hundred Guineas
	Date	1935
	Length	One Act: Two Scenes
	Setting	I.i A small parlour in a lonely Berkshire Inn. Spring 1750. I.ii Prudence's room above the little parlour. Night.
	Characters	PALLISER, an ensign in the 52nd Foot VINCENT, an usher HARVEY, an innkeeper PRUDENCE, a maid at Harvey's Inn PRIVATES FERRIS and HOPE, 52nd Foot
	Cast	J. Lewis R. Brown J. Wylie M. Pope Colin and Charles Lewis
	Subject(s)	Law and Justice
	Published	Five Plays by Australians, Dramatists' Club, Melbourne, 1936. Hester Siding and Other Plays, Paterson's Printing Press, Perth, 1937.
	Held in MS/TS	ANL holds a collection of Alexander Turner papers, MS 5017.

427	Author	Turner, Alexander
	Title	Royal Mail
	Date	1939
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	Murchison, the metropolis of the Murchison Goldfields, Western Australia. I.i The exterior of the Royal Mail Hotel. I.ii The living room at the Tresidders'. II.i A large parlour in the Royal Mail Hotel. II.ii The interior of the Court House. III.i As in Act II, Scene i. III.ii The same.
	Characters	MARTIN MASTERS BETTY ANDERSON RAINBOW DIXON MICKEY DOOLEY ALF CONROY MRS CONROY JACK TRESIDDER MARY TRESIDDER SNUB WALKER GRACIE RAY GODFREY WILSON SAM CONSTABLE DETECTIVE-SERGEANT JUGOSLAV JIM GRAHAM MINERS, BANDSMEN, etc.
	Subject(s)	Marriage
	Published	Royal Mail and Other Plays, Paterson's Printing Press, Perth, 1944.
	Held in MS/TS	QU: Hanger Collection. ANL holds a collection of Alexander Turner papers, MS 5017.

428	Author	Turner, W.J.
	Title	Man who Ate the Popomack, The: A Tragi-Comedy of Love in Four Acts
	Date	1922
	Length	Four Acts
	Setting	London: I Blair's Picture Gallery off Regent Street. II Drawing room at Sir Solomon Raub's Town House in Charles Street, Mayfair. III Three months later. Lord Belvoir's flat in Half Moon Street. IV The same. Some months later.
	Characters	MAN ABOUT TOWN OLD MAN A WOMAN A MAN FIRST YOUNG MAN SECOND YOUNG MAN MURIEL RAUB LORD BELVOIR PARLOURMAID LADY OLIVIA, daughter of the Marquis of Beaufort SIR SOLOMON RAUB, millionare Jewish financier, head of Raub Bros., China and East India merchants LADY PHAORON, a woman of fifty, Sir Philo's wife SIR PHILO PHAORON, famous Egyptologist, small and about 60-65 HARRINGHAM, butler to Sir Solomon Raub NOSEGAY, valet to Lord Belvoir, a simple stolid fellow of 28 HON RUPERT CLAVELLY CAPTAIN ANTHONY, a creation of Belvoir's imagination, made up exactly to resemble the Old Man of Act I, but with a white beard.
	Subject(s)	Fantasy; Science; Social Status
	Published	Oxford, Basil Blackwell, 1922.

430	Author	Turner, W. J.
	Title	Smaragda's Lover: A Dramatic Phantasmagoria
	Date	1924
	Length	Three Acts
	Setting	I Teddy Meyer's drawing room. II The same. A little later in the evening. III The same.
	Characters	SIR LEO EDWARD MEYER ("TEDDY") DUMBELL, butler ARTHUR MEDULLA, Liberal M.P. PERCY PARSONS, the Prime Minister's Private Secretary MR AND MRS FORTNIGHT-TAYLOR MR PILBERY FLOWER, Editor of The Situation LADY TORRENT MISS MAUD TORRENT SYLVESTER SNODGRASS MISS SMARAGDA SNODGRASS MR A. DE BOMPH LORD SIMON SNODGRASS SEBASTIAN SNODGRASS THE PRIME MINISTER
	Subject(s)	Politics and Ideology; Public Life
	Published	Chatto and Windus, London, 1924.

431	Author	Tweedie, Phyllis Dorrington
	Title	Queen's Marie, The
	Date	1934
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The bedchamber of Mary, Queen of Scots, in Edinburgh Castle.
	Characters	Friends of Mary Carmichael: MARY CARMICHAEL BOBBY CREIGHTON-HAWES MAIZIE DUNCAN MISS MORRISON JOHN 'DARNLEY' KINMUIR GUIDE In Dream, The Queen's Maries: MARY STUART, The Queen MARY HAMILTON MARY CARMICHAEL MARY SEATON MARY BEATON
	Cast	Linda Newcombe Colin Jellis Marie Percy Doris Hayball David Reid Alex Doig Margaret Reid Dorothy O'Keefe Linda Newcombe Mavis Lyons Marie Percy
	Subject(s)	Historical Events or Characters
	Published	Eight Plays by Australians, Dramatist's Club, Melbourne, 1934.

432	Author	Tweedie, Phyllis Dorrington
	Title	Rhapsody
	Date	1935
	Length	One Act
	Setting	The parlor of an inn at Nirlitz, a village on the road to Berlin. The spring of 1841.
	Characters	FRANZ LISZT LOLA MONTEZ CARL STEINBERG, a friend of Liszt ADOLPH VICHEN, a friend of Liszt THE ARCHDUKE RUPERT OF HERZINA INNKEEPER
	Subject(s)	Historical Events or Characters
	Held in MS/TS	NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection.

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