ROBIN SHORT   


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Plays by Robin Short

ROBIN SHORT
Ned Crocker
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Dramatists Play Service, NY,
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Comedy
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Male
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2
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Notes:
suggested by a boy's story by Louisa May Alcott
Synopsis:
The place is rural New England, the time the latter part of the nineteenth century. Ned Crocker, a twelve-year-old trained from infancy as a bare-back rider, runs away from the circus and works as a stable boy for a young New England spinster. Miss Emily believes that home and fireside can solve any boy's problems, but she discovers that a "liberty horse" cannot be set to pulling a pony wagon without running into trouble. Ned's father, "The Great Scarlatti," had met with a serious accident in the Main Top, and as a result of running away the boy is left without a contract for the following season, just when he most needs it. The complications are resolved in a surprise ending that has a Yankee lawyer stealing a Christmas Tree and a jolly Irish housekeeper dancing the quadrille with Santa Claus. Exceptionally well written with interesting and appealing charactersexcellent family entertainment
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ROBIN SHORT
Red Shoes, The
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Samuel French, NY, 1956
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Based on the Fairy Tale by Hans Christian Andersen
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