The Drunkard (Smith)
by William H. Smith
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Readers find the play outrageously funny and highly entertaining. Many enjoy the humor, noting that it provokes deep laughter throughout the performance.
Hilarious and entertainingProvokes deep laughterNone noted
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 |
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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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