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Promenade Theater, New York

1984

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com

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Music by Leslie Eberhard; music by David Levy; lyrics by Leslie Eberhard; lyrics by David Levy; book by Leslie Eberhard; book by David Levy.

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Paper Mill House, Milburn, New Jersey

1998

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com

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Music by Phil Hall; lyrics by David Levy; lyrics by Leslie Eberhard; book by David Levy; book by Leslie Eberhard. Based on the story by Robert Louis Stevenson

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com

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Music by David Levy; music by Leslie Eberhard; lyrics by David Levy; lyrics by Leslie Eberhard; book by Helen Sneed; book by Peter Webb

Synopsis:
17 Year old Sally Blane has solved mysteries all over the world and helped countless people. Her father, Lane Blane, is kidnapped by a coffee cartel in South America and she leaves to find him despite boyfriend Scotty Schuykill saying she should stay at home and do normal things.

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Dramatists Play Service, NY

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If the Publisher (above) is underlined then the play may be purchased direct, otherwise
(below) are AbeBooks for secondhand & 1st eds and other Booksellers for new copies

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written by Helen Sneed and Peter Webb, music and lyrics by David Levy and Leslie Eberhard

Synopsis:
Sally Blane, a pretty and indomitable seventeen-year-old, has solved mysteries all over the globe and has helped thousands of people in distress. Early in this, her latest adventure, she discovers that her father, Lane Blane, is being held hostage by a coffee cartel in Latin America. With her omnipresent chaperone, Fricka Norse, and her plump chum, Amaryllis White, Sally sets forth to save her Dad. Her boyfriend, Scotty Schuykill, wants her to stay home with him and do normal things like go to school. Sally can't resist another mystery, though, and takes off for foreign soil. Aboard the S.S. Privilege, bound for Latin America, Sally is stalked by the menacing (though bumbling) Blister Owen. She also meets up with Consuelo and Lupe Wordsworth, two helpless waifs who are returning to the land of their birth to hunt for their inheritance, the Wordsworth Fortune. Sally vows to help them. Once in Latin America, she is introduced to Connie and Lulu's sinister aunt, Tia Esmerelda, who seems to know more about the whereabouts of Sally's father than she should. Aided only by her flashlight and a magnifying glass, Sally is sideswiped by a sinister sedan, roughed up by a thug, rendered unconscious by a drug-soaked handkerchief, kidnapped, bopped on the head, poisoned by a mysterious devil doll, lured through the hazardous tropical rain forest, and pushed down an old stone well by her own father. And that's only Act One. In Act Two she finds time to become fluent in Spanish, learn the tango, discovers the missing fortune, save her father's life, and subvert a massive plot to take over the entire Southern Hemisphere. Just before the curtain, Sally is reconciled with Scotty and promises to go back to school. A mysterious gun shot rings out, and Sally charges off on her next case.