The Cactus Wildcat
by James S. Wallerstein


Synopsis
"If you pretend too hard, everything you pretend will come true."
But Nancy and Ronnie don't heed the warning.
So she becomes a gypsy Princess who sings and dances in the Gopher Hole Saloon while bold men fight to gain her love.
He becomes the boldest of them all, the Cactus Wildcat.
On his stalwart hobby horse, he out rides the Sheriff's posse and turns the tables on his enemies to win the Princess in an action packed finish.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
RONNIE also the Cactus Wildcat |
NANCY also the Princess Smiling Beauty |
LASSOO ANNIE energetic proprietor of the Gopher Hole Saloon |
SAGEBRUSH a gold miner who has struck pay dirt |
COLONEL a cattle rancher from the Old South |
TERRIBLE PETE masked leader of a gang of desperadoes (actually the Sheriff in disguise) |
BACONGREASE Terrible Pete's right hand man |
PACKRAT Pete's left hand man |
LEAPING GOAT a noble Indian brave |
LAUGHING COW his squaw |
KATE a cowgirl |
Publication
The Cactus Wildcat is a comedy play written by James S. Wallerstein and published by Samuel French.
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