PERSONS OF THE PLAY SIR WILLIAM CHESHIRE, a baronet LADY CHESHIRE, his wife BILL, their eldest son HAROLD, their second son RONALD KEITH(in the Lancers), their son-in-law CHRISTINE (his wife), their eldest daughter DOT, their second daughter JOAN, their third daughter MABEL LANFARNE, their guest THE REVEREND JOHN LATTER, engaged to Joan OLD STUDDENHAM, the head-keeper FREDA STUDDENHAM, the lady's-maid YOUNG DUNNING, the under-keeper ROSE TAYLOR, a village girl JACKSON, the butler CHARLES, a footman TIME: The present. The action passes on December 7 and 8 at the Cheshires' country house, in one of the shires. ACT I SCENE I. The hall; before dinner. SCENE II. The hall; after dinner. ACT II. Lady Cheshire's morning room; after breakfast. ACT III. The smoking-room; tea-time. A night elapses between Acts I. and II.
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