| 436 |
Author |
Walsh,
Mary |
| |
Title |
Two
Hearts |
| |
Date |
1931 |
| |
Length |
One
Act |
| |
Cast |
Irene
Packard (the fiancee), Nancy Gurr (the "vamp"), E. Whitehead
(the Colonel), Roger Murphy (the host), M. Wilson (the burglarious
chaperone). |
| |
Subject(s) |
Crime |
| |
|
|
| 437 |
Author |
Walton,
George Duke |
| |
Title |
Love
Song |
| |
Date |
1934 |
| |
Length |
One
Act |
| |
Setting |
The living-room of Nina McDarra's cottage, overlooking a wild
part of the Australian coast. Late afternoon. |
| |
Characters |
-
NINA McDARRA
-
MARY CARSLAKE
-
FATHER FORDRED
|
| |
Cast |
-
Nancye Connell
-
Lilian Fraser
-
Laurence McCarthy
|
| |
Subject(s) |
Family Relations; Marriage |
| |
Published |
Eight
Plays by Australians, Dramatist's Club, Melbourne, 1934. |
| |
|
|
| 438 |
Author |
Watson,
John |
| |
Title |
It
All Takes Time |
| |
Date |
1952 |
| |
Subject(s) |
Migrants;
Race Relations |
| |
|
|
| 439 |
Author |
White,
Patrick |
| |
Title |
Ham
Funeral, The: A Tragical Farce in Two Acts |
| |
Date |
1947 |
| |
Length |
Two
Acts: Prologue and Eighteen Scenes |
| |
Setting |
A
lodging-house and the streets of London, about 1919. Prologue:
Before the curtain
- I.i
Basement of the lodging-house
- I.ii
The Stairs
- I.iii
Young Man's Bedroom
- I.iv
The Basement
- I.v
The Stairs
- I.vi
The Basement
- I.vii
A Street
- I.viii
Outside a House
- II.i
The Basement
- II.ii
Young Man's Bedroom and Girl's Bedroom
- II.iii
The Basement
- II.iv
Young Man's Bedroom and Girl's Bedroom
- II.v
The Basement
- II.vi
The Basement
- II.vii
The Stairs
- II.viii
The Hall, and, subsequently, both Bedrooms
- II.ix
The Basement
- II.x
The Hall
|
| |
Characters |
-
YOUNG MAN
-
LANDLADY (MRS LUSTY)
-
LANDLORD (MR LUSTY)
- GIRL
-
FIRST LADY
-
SECOND LADY
-
FIRST RELATIVE
-
SECOND RELATIVE
-
THIRD RELATIVE
-
FOURTH RELATIVE
|
| |
Cast |
-
John Adams
-
Joan Bruce
-
Hedley Cullen
-
Anne Dibden
-
Pat Griffith
-
Kathleen Steele-Scott
-
Dennis Olsen
-
Don Porter
-
Tony Georgeson
-
Brian Bergin
|
| |
Published |
Four
Plays By Patrick White, Eyre and Spottiswoode, London, 1965.
Four Plays By Patrick White, Sun Books, Melbourne, 1967.
Collected
Plays, Volume I, Currency Press, Sydney, 1985. |
| |
Held
in MS/TS |
NUNE:
Campbell Howard Collection.
QU: Hanger Collection. |
| |
|
|
| 440 |
Author |
Wilcox,
Dora |
| |
Title |
Fourposter,
The |
| |
Date |
1930 |
| |
Length |
One
Act |
| |
Setting |
A
bedroom. Left, a curtained window. Against back stage a fourpost
bed. |
| |
Characters |
- ALICE,
about thirty, wears evening-dress of today
- DOROTHY
THE THIRD, twenty-five, pyjamas and wrapper
- HARRY
THE SECOND (a ghost) about 35, costume of 1855
- DOROTHY
THE SECOND (a ghost) about 25, costume of 1855
- HARRY
THE FIRST (a ghost) an old man in dressing gown and slippers.
- DOROTHY
THE FIRST (a ghost) thirty, costume of 1830
- HARRY,
a burglar
|
| |
Subject(s) |
Marriage;
Paranormal and Spiritual |
| |
Published |
Best
Australian One-Act Plays, Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1937. |
| |
Held
in MS/TS |
NUNE:
Campbell Howard Collection.
ANL holds a collection of Dora Wilcox
papers. |
| |
|
|
| 441 |
Author |
Wilkinson,
Mary E. |
| |
Title |
Lighthouse
Keeper's Wife, The |
| |
Date |
1922 |
| |
Length |
One
Act |
| |
Setting |
A stretch of rocky beach on an island off the north-west coast
of Australia, with patches of sand and scrub. At the rear, a
flight of stone steps leading to a lighthouse. |
| |
Characters |
|
| |
Subject(s) |
Crime |
| |
Published |
Art
and Letters: Hassell's Australian Micellany, Hassell Press,
Adelaide, 1922. |
| |
Held
in MS/TS |
NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. |
| |
|
|
| 442 |
Author |
Winter, Kitty |
| |
Title |
Toast
is ANZAC, Gentleman, The: A One Act Play |
| |
Date |
1933 |
| |
Length |
One Act |
| |
Setting |
Room
in Levine's home. |
| |
Characters |
-
MRS LEVINE, mother of John and Jacqueline
- JOHN,
a lawyer
- JACQUELINE
- MR
JEFFRIES, who wants to marry Jacqueline
-
MICHAEL, an Anzac
|
| |
Subject(s) |
Anzac
Legend; Politics and Ideology; Returned Servicemen; War; World
War I |
| |
Published |
Anzac
Festival Committee, Sydney, 1934. |
| |
Held
in MS/TS |
NUNE:
Campbell Howard Collection. |
| |
|
|
| 443 |
Author |
Witcombe, Eleanor |
| |
Title |
Don't Tell Mother |
| |
Length |
One Act |
| |
Setting |
A
library in a private home. |
| |
Characters |
-
MRS DANVERS
-
JANE
-
KAY
- OPHELIA
- ANNE
|
| |
Subject(s) |
Writers
and Writing |
| |
Held
in MS/TS |
NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. ANL holds Witcombe material
in the British Drama League (Australia) manuscript collection
of playscripts, MS 5579. |
| |
|
|
| 444 |
Author |
Woolacott, Leslie Loval |
| |
Title |
Eternal Quadrilateral, The: A Study in Sincerity |
| |
Date |
1926 |
| |
Length |
One Act |
| |
Setting |
Drawing-room in a rented house in Rose Bay, Sydney. |
| |
Characters |
-
HORACE DARKE, an architect
-
BELLE DARKE, his wife
- ROBERT
THOMPSON, a warehouse accountant
- BERNICE
THOMPSON
|
| |
Subject(s) |
Infidelity; Marriage |
| |
Published |
The
Triad, 1926. |
| |
Held
in MS/TS |
NUNE: Campbell Howard Collection. |