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  • One-Act Play Collection 020-Various

    One-Act Play Collection 020-Various
    2026/08/27
    British Major Crespin, his wife Lucilla and their pilot, Dr. Traherne, survive a forced landing of their aircraft in the remote Himalayan kingdom of Rukh. Crespin blames Traherne for alienation of his wife's affection, a charge which Lucilla vehemently denies, though she does have feelings for Traherne as does he for her. But now another man enters the picture, for the Raja of Rukh intends to make Lucilla his own. The play opened in December, 1920 and was so successful that it was adapted (1922) as a novel of the same name by Louise Jordan Miln who credited the playwright, William Archer, as her co-author. The story was also produced in two films: a silent one (1923) and a "talkie" (1930). The actor George Arliss starred as the Raja in both films as well as in the original cast for the play. It is said that the executive chef of the Palace Hotel in San Francisco so admired Mr. Arliss' work that he concocted (1923) "Green Goddess" dressing in tribute. - Summary by Brian Fullen Cast List: The Raja of Rukh: tombooker Watkins, his valet: Beeswaxcandle Major Antony Crespin: Brian Fullen Lucilla, his wife: Jenn Broda Doctor Basil Traherne: ShrimpPhish Lieutenant Denis Cardew: Alan Mapstone The Priest: Rapunzelina Stage Directions: ToddHW Editing: Brian Fullen
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    5 時間 41 分
  • Hänsel and Gretel A Fairy Opera in Three Acts-Engelbert Humperdinck, Adelheid Wette

    Hänsel and Gretel A Fairy Opera in Three Acts-Engelbert Humperdinck, Adelheid Wette
    2026/08/26
    British Major Crespin, his wife Lucilla and their pilot, Dr. Traherne, survive a forced landing of their aircraft in the remote Himalayan kingdom of Rukh. Crespin blames Traherne for alienation of his wife's affection, a charge which Lucilla vehemently denies, though she does have feelings for Traherne as does he for her. But now another man enters the picture, for the Raja of Rukh intends to make Lucilla his own. The play opened in December, 1920 and was so successful that it was adapted (1922) as a novel of the same name by Louise Jordan Miln who credited the playwright, William Archer, as her co-author. The story was also produced in two films: a silent one (1923) and a "talkie" (1930). The actor George Arliss starred as the Raja in both films as well as in the original cast for the play. It is said that the executive chef of the Palace Hotel in San Francisco so admired Mr. Arliss' work that he concocted (1923) "Green Goddess" dressing in tribute. - Summary by Brian Fullen Cast List: The Raja of Rukh: tombooker Watkins, his valet: Beeswaxcandle Major Antony Crespin: Brian Fullen Lucilla, his wife: Jenn Broda Doctor Basil Traherne: ShrimpPhish Lieutenant Denis Cardew: Alan Mapstone The Priest: Rapunzelina Stage Directions: ToddHW Editing: Brian Fullen
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    1 時間 7 分
  • Life and Death of Doctor Faustus Made into a Farce-William Mountfort

    Life and Death of Doctor Faustus Made into a Farce-William Mountfort
    2026/08/25
    British Major Crespin, his wife Lucilla and their pilot, Dr. Traherne, survive a forced landing of their aircraft in the remote Himalayan kingdom of Rukh. Crespin blames Traherne for alienation of his wife's affection, a charge which Lucilla vehemently denies, though she does have feelings for Traherne as does he for her. But now another man enters the picture, for the Raja of Rukh intends to make Lucilla his own. The play opened in December, 1920 and was so successful that it was adapted (1922) as a novel of the same name by Louise Jordan Miln who credited the playwright, William Archer, as her co-author. The story was also produced in two films: a silent one (1923) and a "talkie" (1930). The actor George Arliss starred as the Raja in both films as well as in the original cast for the play. It is said that the executive chef of the Palace Hotel in San Francisco so admired Mr. Arliss' work that he concocted (1923) "Green Goddess" dressing in tribute. - Summary by Brian Fullen Cast List: The Raja of Rukh: tombooker Watkins, his valet: Beeswaxcandle Major Antony Crespin: Brian Fullen Lucilla, his wife: Jenn Broda Doctor Basil Traherne: ShrimpPhish Lieutenant Denis Cardew: Alan Mapstone The Priest: Rapunzelina Stage Directions: ToddHW Editing: Brian Fullen
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    1 時間 3 分
  • Recruiting Officer-George Farquhar

    Recruiting Officer-George Farquhar
    2026/08/24
    British Major Crespin, his wife Lucilla and their pilot, Dr. Traherne, survive a forced landing of their aircraft in the remote Himalayan kingdom of Rukh. Crespin blames Traherne for alienation of his wife's affection, a charge which Lucilla vehemently denies, though she does have feelings for Traherne as does he for her. But now another man enters the picture, for the Raja of Rukh intends to make Lucilla his own. The play opened in December, 1920 and was so successful that it was adapted (1922) as a novel of the same name by Louise Jordan Miln who credited the playwright, William Archer, as her co-author. The story was also produced in two films: a silent one (1923) and a "talkie" (1930). The actor George Arliss starred as the Raja in both films as well as in the original cast for the play. It is said that the executive chef of the Palace Hotel in San Francisco so admired Mr. Arliss' work that he concocted (1923) "Green Goddess" dressing in tribute. - Summary by Brian Fullen Cast List: The Raja of Rukh: tombooker Watkins, his valet: Beeswaxcandle Major Antony Crespin: Brian Fullen Lucilla, his wife: Jenn Broda Doctor Basil Traherne: ShrimpPhish Lieutenant Denis Cardew: Alan Mapstone The Priest: Rapunzelina Stage Directions: ToddHW Editing: Brian Fullen
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    2 時間 13 分
  • Big Lake, A Tragedy in Two Parts-Lynn Riggs

    Big Lake, A Tragedy in Two Parts-Lynn Riggs
    2026/08/23
    British Major Crespin, his wife Lucilla and their pilot, Dr. Traherne, survive a forced landing of their aircraft in the remote Himalayan kingdom of Rukh. Crespin blames Traherne for alienation of his wife's affection, a charge which Lucilla vehemently denies, though she does have feelings for Traherne as does he for her. But now another man enters the picture, for the Raja of Rukh intends to make Lucilla his own. The play opened in December, 1920 and was so successful that it was adapted (1922) as a novel of the same name by Louise Jordan Miln who credited the playwright, William Archer, as her co-author. The story was also produced in two films: a silent one (1923) and a "talkie" (1930). The actor George Arliss starred as the Raja in both films as well as in the original cast for the play. It is said that the executive chef of the Palace Hotel in San Francisco so admired Mr. Arliss' work that he concocted (1923) "Green Goddess" dressing in tribute. - Summary by Brian Fullen Cast List: The Raja of Rukh: tombooker Watkins, his valet: Beeswaxcandle Major Antony Crespin: Brian Fullen Lucilla, his wife: Jenn Broda Doctor Basil Traherne: ShrimpPhish Lieutenant Denis Cardew: Alan Mapstone The Priest: Rapunzelina Stage Directions: ToddHW Editing: Brian Fullen
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    1 時間 24 分
  • Pleasant Commodie of Faire Em, the Miller's Daughter of Manchester, with the Love of William the Conquerour-William Shakespeare

    Pleasant Commodie of Faire Em, the Miller's Daughter of Manchester, with the Love of William the Conquerour-William Shakespeare
    2026/08/22
    British Major Crespin, his wife Lucilla and their pilot, Dr. Traherne, survive a forced landing of their aircraft in the remote Himalayan kingdom of Rukh. Crespin blames Traherne for alienation of his wife's affection, a charge which Lucilla vehemently denies, though she does have feelings for Traherne as does he for her. But now another man enters the picture, for the Raja of Rukh intends to make Lucilla his own. The play opened in December, 1920 and was so successful that it was adapted (1922) as a novel of the same name by Louise Jordan Miln who credited the playwright, William Archer, as her co-author. The story was also produced in two films: a silent one (1923) and a "talkie" (1930). The actor George Arliss starred as the Raja in both films as well as in the original cast for the play. It is said that the executive chef of the Palace Hotel in San Francisco so admired Mr. Arliss' work that he concocted (1923) "Green Goddess" dressing in tribute. - Summary by Brian Fullen Cast List: The Raja of Rukh: tombooker Watkins, his valet: Beeswaxcandle Major Antony Crespin: Brian Fullen Lucilla, his wife: Jenn Broda Doctor Basil Traherne: ShrimpPhish Lieutenant Denis Cardew: Alan Mapstone The Priest: Rapunzelina Stage Directions: ToddHW Editing: Brian Fullen
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    1 時間 35 分
  • Gamester-Susanna Centlivre

    Gamester-Susanna Centlivre
    2026/08/21
    British Major Crespin, his wife Lucilla and their pilot, Dr. Traherne, survive a forced landing of their aircraft in the remote Himalayan kingdom of Rukh. Crespin blames Traherne for alienation of his wife's affection, a charge which Lucilla vehemently denies, though she does have feelings for Traherne as does he for her. But now another man enters the picture, for the Raja of Rukh intends to make Lucilla his own. The play opened in December, 1920 and was so successful that it was adapted (1922) as a novel of the same name by Louise Jordan Miln who credited the playwright, William Archer, as her co-author. The story was also produced in two films: a silent one (1923) and a "talkie" (1930). The actor George Arliss starred as the Raja in both films as well as in the original cast for the play. It is said that the executive chef of the Palace Hotel in San Francisco so admired Mr. Arliss' work that he concocted (1923) "Green Goddess" dressing in tribute. - Summary by Brian Fullen Cast List: The Raja of Rukh: tombooker Watkins, his valet: Beeswaxcandle Major Antony Crespin: Brian Fullen Lucilla, his wife: Jenn Broda Doctor Basil Traherne: ShrimpPhish Lieutenant Denis Cardew: Alan Mapstone The Priest: Rapunzelina Stage Directions: ToddHW Editing: Brian Fullen
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    2 時間 30 分
  • Mucedorus-William Shakespeare

    Mucedorus-William Shakespeare
    2026/08/20
    British Major Crespin, his wife Lucilla and their pilot, Dr. Traherne, survive a forced landing of their aircraft in the remote Himalayan kingdom of Rukh. Crespin blames Traherne for alienation of his wife's affection, a charge which Lucilla vehemently denies, though she does have feelings for Traherne as does he for her. But now another man enters the picture, for the Raja of Rukh intends to make Lucilla his own. The play opened in December, 1920 and was so successful that it was adapted (1922) as a novel of the same name by Louise Jordan Miln who credited the playwright, William Archer, as her co-author. The story was also produced in two films: a silent one (1923) and a "talkie" (1930). The actor George Arliss starred as the Raja in both films as well as in the original cast for the play. It is said that the executive chef of the Palace Hotel in San Francisco so admired Mr. Arliss' work that he concocted (1923) "Green Goddess" dressing in tribute. - Summary by Brian Fullen Cast List: The Raja of Rukh: tombooker Watkins, his valet: Beeswaxcandle Major Antony Crespin: Brian Fullen Lucilla, his wife: Jenn Broda Doctor Basil Traherne: ShrimpPhish Lieutenant Denis Cardew: Alan Mapstone The Priest: Rapunzelina Stage Directions: ToddHW Editing: Brian Fullen
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    1 時間 43 分