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Gone Abroad Evelyn Gray Whiting Original Playbill Baker's Edition Theater Script Gone Abroad is a popular comedy in three acts written by Evelyn Gray Whiting. Published by Walter H. Baker & Co. in Boston, the specific Baker’s Edition script does not document a single, professional historical cast list for Boston in 1920. Because this specific work was typically written for and performed by amateur groups, schools, and local dramatic societies, there is no centralized archive of the actors who played the roles across different community productions.To help with your research, the characters featured in the cast are detailed below:Main CharactersEleanor Campbell: The story’s central figure who decides to "go abroad."Barbara Campbell: Eleanor’s cousin.Mrs. Campbell: Aunt to Eleanor and Barbara.Nina Sterling: A close friend of the Campbells.Arthur Sterling: Nina’s brother.Reginald Dunlap: A young suitor seeking to impress Eleanor.Dick Winston: Reginald’s friend who aids in the romantic and comedic plots."Peggy": A resourceful household maid who often drives the comedy of the play.The PlotThe play centers around Eleanor Campbell's sudden decision to use an unexpected inheritance to travel the world (going abroad). A group of her friends and suitors—including Arthur, Reginald, and Dick—engage in a lively race to join her on her lightning tour of foreign locations, leading to classic farcical mix-ups and romantic resolutions typical of amateur theatricals in the 1920s.To locate the cast list for a specific church, school, or community performance of this play in Massachusetts, check historical archives using the Digital Commonwealth or the Boston Public Library special collections.19th century acting editions collection - Archives WestBoston: No. 5 Hamilton Place. Publisher: Walter H. Baker & Co. Series: Baker's Edition of Plays. Item Specific Details: orange wrapper. Dates: approximately ...Archives WestGone Abroadboth sides should be duly heard.” If only the great leading journals of Britain would read, mark, learn and in- wardly digest this ancient inscription, how much...Internet Archive1940 Gone Abroad Evelyn Gray Whiting Original Playbill Baker's ...1920 Awesome for any theatre lover.Vintage playbook!! Gone Abroad Evelyn Gray Whiting Original Playbill Baker's Edition Theater Script. Have one to sell?www.ebay.com
Playbill Boston, Ma 1920
$25.00
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$25.00
Regular price
Gone Abroad Evelyn Gray Whiting Original Playbill Baker's Edition Theater Script Gone Abroad is a popular comedy in three acts written by Evelyn Gray Whiting. Published by Walter H. Baker & Co. in Boston, the specific Baker’s Edition script does not document a single, professional historical cast list for Boston in 1920. Because this specific work was typically written for and performed by amateur groups, schools, and local dramatic societies, there is no centralized archive of the actors who played the roles across different community productions.To help with your research, the characters featured in the cast are detailed below:Main CharactersEleanor Campbell: The story’s central figure who decides to "go abroad."Barbara Campbell: Eleanor’s cousin.Mrs. Campbell: Aunt to Eleanor and Barbara.Nina Sterling: A close friend of the Campbells.Arthur Sterling: Nina’s brother.Reginald Dunlap: A young suitor seeking to impress Eleanor.Dick Winston: Reginald’s friend who aids in the romantic and comedic plots."Peggy": A resourceful household maid who often drives the comedy of the play.The PlotThe play centers around Eleanor Campbell's sudden decision to use an unexpected inheritance to travel the world (going abroad). A group of her friends and suitors—including Arthur, Reginald, and Dick—engage in a lively race to join her on her lightning tour of foreign locations, leading to classic farcical mix-ups and romantic resolutions typical of amateur theatricals in the 1920s.To locate the cast list for a specific church, school, or community performance of this play in Massachusetts, check historical archives using the Digital Commonwealth or the Boston Public Library special collections.19th century acting editions collection - Archives WestBoston: No. 5 Hamilton Place. Publisher: Walter H. Baker & Co. Series: Baker's Edition of Plays. Item Specific Details: orange wrapper. Dates: approximately ...Archives WestGone Abroadboth sides should be duly heard.” If only the great leading journals of Britain would read, mark, learn and in- wardly digest this ancient inscription, how much...Internet Archive1940 Gone Abroad Evelyn Gray Whiting Original Playbill Baker's ...1920 Awesome for any theatre lover.Vintage playbook!! Gone Abroad Evelyn Gray Whiting Original Playbill Baker's Edition Theater Script. Have one to sell?www.ebay.com