  New York TULLAR-MEREDITH CO. Chicago THE LATEST ENTERTAINMENTS—JUST PUBLISHED KRIS KRINGLE’S MINSTRELS. By Effie Louise Koogle. The “totally different” Christmas entertainment. Add to the attractiveness of the minstrel show idea the distinction of having “His Royal Nibs” as Interlocutor, with equally unique personalities as End Men, endow them with a program flashing with fun, brilliant with beauty, enlivening with song and teeming with specialties, and you have a scream of delight from start to finish. The most novel novelty of the age. 25 cents. THE CRIMSON AND THE BLUE. By Edith Palmer Painton. A class play in four acts and an epilog. 6 males, 6 females. We have prevailed upon the author to allow us to publish this remarkably successful commencement play, which has been leased in manuscript for several years, and which always scores a brilliant success. It is the highest type commencement play. Acting rights free to purchaser of 12 copies. 35 cents. VERA’S VACATION. By Louise Rand Bascom. 4 males, 5 females. This accomplished author has done nothing better than this absorbing story of a summer vacation and the marvelous transformation of a grouchy father into a genial friend. The summer boarders are every one eccentric characters and the opportunities are immense. Clean, wholesome, elegant. Strongly recommended. 25c. THE CHARITY PUPIL. By Misses Rice and Clark. 14 females. A boarding school episode lively with vivacious pranks and interesting situations. The plot is strong, and culminates in a happy surprise. Stunts and specialties introduced. A splendid class play. 25 cents. PETITE PLAYS. A capital collection of the spiciest comic dialogs, comedies and farces by the best known writers in America. These plays are short, strong, pithy and witty, easy to give, and require only from two to six characters. Just right for schools. 30 cents. HUMOR UP-TO-DATE. The cleverest humor of modern times. Monologs, readings and recitations, portraying the funny side of present-day notions and doings. Fresh, crisp, snappy. For all ages. 25 cents. The Famous Five-Cent Funny Farces. AUNT JERUSHA AND UNCLE JOSH. By Effie Louise Koogle. 1 male, 2 females. These eccentric folk visit the school, producing no end of fun. 5 cents. AUNT LUCINDY STAYS. By Willis N. Bugbee. 2 males, 2 females. Two darky characters make lots of fun. Clever and clean. 5 cents. “BEAT IT!” By Willis N. Bugbee. 3 males, 1 female. A scolding wife makes trouble for everybody, the parson included. Oceans of fun. 5 cents. THE BUGTOWN BAND. By Archibald Humboldt. 4 males, 1 female. More fun than you can imagine, and a little music which anybody can make. 5 cents. THE BUZZVILLE NEWS. By Effie Louise Koogle. 2 males, 1 female. A breezy conversation between the manager and new editor. A sure hit. 5 cents. BETTY AND BETSY. By Willis N. Bugbee. 2 males, 2 females. Betsy was advertised for sale, but he wanted Betty. Bright and pretty. 5 cents. DOT ENTERTAINS. By Elizabeth F. Guptill. 1 male, 1 female. Dot entertains her big sister’s beau, and the things she tells him are a plenty. A big success. 5 cents. THE GOOSE FEATHER BED. By Willis N. Bugbee. 4 males, 1 female. A dandy little play for Irish and eccentric characters. Easy and amusing. 5 cents. THE LUNATIC OR THE PROFESSOR. By Louise Rand Bascom. 2 males, 2 females. The lunatic is mistaken for the brain specialist, which is hard on the lunatic. Great. 5c. LOOK OUT FOR HEZIKIAH. By Louise Rand Bascom. 3 males, 1 female. Hayseed parents visit college dean. Splendid opportunity for clever acting. Bright and amusing. 5c. LAUGHTER AND SONG. By Archibald Humboldt. 3 males, 4 females. Comic dialog interspersed with jolly songs, making a continuous funny story. 5 cents. MORE TIME OUT. By Carolyn F. Rice. 7 females. An amusing comedy dealing with the servant problem. The characters are strongly contrasted. Easy, but effective. 5 cents. OH, YOU TEACHER! By C. A. Donaldson. 8 males, 4 females. A splendid comedy of school life, showing the amateur teacher’s trials. Funny and well suited for schools. 5c. ONE ON THE AGENT. By Louise Rand Bascom. 1 male, 1 female. A clever skit, bright with telling repartee. Recommended for all occasions. 5 cents. THE “PHYSICAL TORTURE” CLUB. By Willis N. Bugbee. 2 m., 2 f. Physical culture exercises for which Ma is too stout and Pa is too rheumatic. Killingly funny. 5 cents. RASTUS BLINK’S MINSTRELS. By Effie Louise Koogle. For any number. His “Kinky Koons” are killing. The jolliest minstrel show ever. A deluge of drollery. 5 cents. THE SQUASHVILLE FIRE BRIGADE. By Willis N. Bugbee. 3 males, 2 females, and other firemen, if desired. A brisk and snappy little dialog. Easy and clever. 5 cents. “SCAT!” By Louise Rand Bascom. 1 male, 1 female. Cunning attempt of an old maid to prove her youth. Very laughable. 5 cents. SEEING THE ANIMALS. By Clara J. Denton. 1 male, 2 females. A swell hotel clerk, a suffragette, and a spoiled child make a lively time. A hit. 5 cents. THE STUPID WITNESS. 3 males. The lawyer and witness lock horns and have an awful time, but it’s fun for the audience. Swift and keen. 5 cents. THE TRAIN LEAVES IN TEN MINUTES. By Louise Rand Bascom. 1 male, 2 females. Will they catch the train? The awful suspense is punctured by fun and wit. 5 cents. WANTED: A LICENSE TO WED. By Elizabeth F. Guptill. 2 males, 1 female. Humorous situation resulting from a misunderstanding. Irish dialect. 5 cents. No entertainments sent on approval or exchanged. Answering the Phone A Farce By ELIZABETH F. GUPTILL Price 10 Cents All Rights Reserved, Amateur Performance Permitted Tullar-Meredith logo 265 West 36th Street, New York 14 W. Washington Street, Chicago Copyright 1914 by Tullar-Meredith Co International Copyright Secured Answering the Phone |
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