He Ain't Done Right By Nell
by Wilbur Braun


Synopsis
A gay nineties comedy.
When Hilton Hays learns that Nell is a foundling and has no right to the Perkins name, he threatens to tell because Nell will not respond to his advances.
Nell is too honest to marry the manly hero, Jack Logan, under the circumstances, so she dons her cape and prepares to roam the cruel world seeking a refuge for her broken heart.
But wealthy Burkett Carleton has Hays arrested for stealing, and he discovers Nell is his long lost granddaughter.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
NELL PERKINS (LITTLE NELL) just an old-fashioned heroine |
GRANNY PERKINS who carries a secret for years |
LAURA (LOLLY) WILKINS a typical old maid |
VERA CARLETON from the city |
BURKETT CARLETON her father, who owns the Old Mill |
HILTON HAYS a wold in sheep's clothing |
JACK LOGAN our manly hero |
Publication
He Ain't Done Right By Nell is a play written by Wilbur Braun and published by Samuel French (1935).
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Samuel French · 1935
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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