If Women Worked As Men Do
by Ellen Goodfellow
Synopsis
Mrs. Carew and Mrs. Dowling are business partners.
Miss Arnold is their stenographer and Miss Smith her substitute.
On this morning little work is done but considerable conversation indulged in.
The skit is a satire on the business man's excuse.
"A hard day at the office," showing it's not always as hard as it might be, or as their wives think it is.
A companion piece to "If Men Played Cards As Women Do."
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If Women Worked As Men Do is a comedy play written by Ellen Goodfellow and published by Samuel French.
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