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(Scottish Plays No. 116). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Play

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Handicapped by heredity and the evil influence of a wastrel brother. Lizzie Weir makes a wreck of her home. Through "instalments'' and betting she is in a constant muddle of debt. Tragedy unfolds itself when the Corporation plumber finds that she has robbed the meter. Her husband, at the end of his tether, refuses to help her. She makes a futile e¡ort at reform but lapses back into old ways. This poignant tragedy of real life is enlivened by much humour

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(Scottish Plays No. 159). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Roadside Comedy-Drama

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Brown, Son & Ferguson

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Three-Act Scots Comedy

Comedy

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(Scottish Plays No. 41). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Play about Robert Burns

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(Scottish Plays No. 8). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Play

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(Scottish Plays No. 8). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Comedy

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(Scottish Plays No. 134). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Comedy

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Tommy Boyle, thinking his father has died, persuades Dan Murphy to impersonate the dead man for the purpose of making a will. After a hurried make-up, Dan jumps into bed and poses as the dying man. The schoolmaster arrives to make the will. Finally, he starts to make a new will, but old Andy, the supposed dead man, appears on the scene. This is rollicking comedy in Ulster dialect at its raciest, but is playable in any dialect. The play won three trophies and gained first place for Scotland in the S.C.D.A. festival of 1948.

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(Scottish Plays No. 146). Brown, Son & Ferguson, N.D.

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Scots Comedy

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(Scottish Plays no. 180) Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Comedy

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(Scottish Plays No. 18). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Comedy

Comedy

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(Scottish Plays. No. 172). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Comedy

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This is an excerpt from Agnes Adam's three-act play, Cranford which was originally produced by the Wilson Barrett Repertory Company with great success. The delicate charm and humour of the novel have been successfully captured and the play has the lavender and lace charm of the Victorian era. Here are the gentle and loveable Miss Matty - the primly correct Miss Pole ­Miss Barker who once had a miliinery shop but who would not sell a cap or a ribbon to anyone who had not a pedigree and others of the Cranford circle who delight us with their reactions to a burglary scare. 'Good plays for all-women casts are few, but we are convinced this is one of them".

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(Scottish Plays No. 12). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Comedy

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(Scottish Plays No. 148). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Comedy

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(Scottish Plays No. 143). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Play of Bygone Days

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(Scottish Plays No. 160). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Play

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(Scottish Plays No. 26). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Brown, Son & Ferguson

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Three-Act Scots Comedy

Comedy

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Three-Act Scots Comedy

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(Scottish Plays No. 161). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Comedy

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(Scottish Plays No. 73). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 36). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Comedy

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(Scottish Plays No. 129). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Three-Act Scots Comedy

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(Scottish Plays No. 163). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 200). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Comedy

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(Scottish Plays No. 147). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Play

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A party is being held to celebrate Mrs. Morrison's eightieth birthday. The old woman is in great form and there is an atmosphere of friendly enjoyment, enlivened by sharp exchanges between Mrs. Morrison and her niece, Susan. Susan is long-suffering but finally stung beyond endurance by the old woman's sharp tongue, she retaliates and delivers some home truths. This breaks up the party, but it makes the old woman realise her selfishness and she resolves to show more consideration for others in future.

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(One-Act Play No. 110). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 180). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Comedy

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(Scottish Plays No. 168). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Play

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(Scottish Plays No. 189). Brown, Son & Ferguson

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Grand-Guignol Play

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(Scottish Plays No. 5). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 130). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 176). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 187). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Farcical Comedy

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(Scottish Plays No. 153). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 184). Brown, Son & Ferguson

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Scots Comedy

One Act

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Mr. and Mrs. Boyd have spent twenty-five years of married life pulling in opposite directions. The love affair of their daughter, Jean, seems to be going smoothly and Willie Campbell asks Mr. Boyd's consent to the marriage. Alas, Willie ought instead to have asked Mrs. Boyd's consent. When she hears that her husband has consented willingly and warmly to the wedding, she at once takes up a position of firm opposition. Things are at a deadlock until Jean thinks of a plan, for which she needs her father's co-operation. The plan is not a matter of hot words and argument, but of cool, calculated diplomacy. The father consents, unwillingly, but as the plan progresses, he thoroughly enjoys himself and indeed almost over-acts. The plan succeeds, Jean and her father winning, but the mother equally certain that she is the winner. A rural comedy full of fun and laughter.

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(Scottish Plays No. 199). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 96). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 173). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 191). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 171). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Cameo of Old Scottish Life

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(Scottish Plays No. 194). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Comedy

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Peter, a man of peace, is married to Sarah, a widow, who completely dominates him. He is very long-suffering, but reaches the end of his tether when Sarah makes him a complete suit of clothes. Her former husband, a sea-faring man, supposed to have been drowned ten years ago, turns up when Peter is alone in the house. The two husbands have a heart to heart talk and the problem is, which of the two is to remain with Sarah, who considers herself a "pearl of great price". Neither wants to remain but Peter finally agrees, but with knowledge in his possession which, as the sailor points out, will make him "captain" of the ship and Sarah a mere "deck hand". A hilarious comedy with good scope for character acting.

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(Scottish Plays No. 181). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 126). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 197). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 192). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Brown, Son & Ferguson

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(Scottish Plays No. 158). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 196). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 89). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D

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(Scottish Plays No. 140). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 120). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 136). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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(Scottish Plays No. 143). Brown, Son & Ferguson. N.D.

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Scots Comedy

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