Dirty Work at the Crossroads - by Bill Johnson

Broadway Bookshelf - Must Read Theater Books

Jump to: Media Room | Videos | Books | Albums

Biography | Autobiography | Show Books | For Actors | Musical Scores | Reference Books | History

Dirty Work at the Crossroads by Bill Johnson Buy Dirty Work at the Crossroads on Amazon

Melodrama, Full Length / 3m, 7f. This play tells in laughable style the tear jerking story of Nellie Lovelace, an innocent country girl. Munro, the viper, has a wife in Ida Rhinegold, belle of the New Haven Music Halls, but that does not prevent him from pursuing Nellie and tearing her from the arms of her dying mother (whom he has poisoned). Nor does it prevent him from driving Adam Oakhart, the blacksmith's son, to drink, from blackmailing rich Mrs. Asterbilt, or from bewitching her daughter, Leonie. There are a number of places in the plot where old time songs are introduced. The text contains full directions for production. Suggestions for the music, all business tableaux, curtain calls, etc., are there. May be performed by all male or female casts which add to its mirth provoking possibilities.

Available On:
Dirty Work at the Crossroads on Paperback Dirty Work at the Crossroads on iTunes

Publisher: Samuel French, Inc.

Released: 1942



PURCHASE / MORE INFORMATION
Buy Dirty Work at the Crossroads on Amazon Buy Dirty Work at the Crossroads on iTunes



Videos


TICKET CENTRAL

Recommended For You