The Drunkard (Smith)
by William H. Smith
Synopsis
This play was made famous by P.T.
Barnum.
While it has amusing possibilities as a burlesque of the type of play it represents, it continues to have genuine and moving appeal.
Many opportunities are offered for the singing of sentimental ballads.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
AGNES DOWTON a maniac |
Publication
The Drunkard (Smith) is a play written by William H. Smith and published by Samuel French.
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