Olly Olly Oxen Free
by Charles Richard Johnson


Synopsis
George is a successful children's writer who acts out his books with the help of his collection of stuffed animals.
In fact, George becomes so preoccupied playing with his puppets, his wife Kitty is forced to get his attention in various dastardly ways, which results in the appearance of George's guardian angel, Henry.
Henry informs George that his coca has poison in it much to George's amazement.
"What do you suppose it was doing there?" "Reeking havoc on the marshmallows, most likely."
The idea of having one's very own angel to watch over him is rather appealing to George, especially since no one else can see the angel.
Now, more than ever, George remains in his make believe world until the angel is exposed as a fraud.
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Olly Olly Oxen Free is a play written by Charles Richard Johnson and published by Samuel French (1988).
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Samuel French · 1988 · 82 pp
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