The Green Archer
by Tim Kelly from Edgar Wallace, Tim Kelly, Edgar Wallace


Synopsis
Here's a suspenseful, action-packed thriller from the pen of England's foremost adventure writer, Edgar Wallace, dramatized for simple stage production.
Villainous Chicago tycoon Abel Bellamy, purchases England's Garre Castle, a forbidding fortress haunted by the ghost of the Green Archer, who was hanged from a castle beam in the fifteenth century.
To carry out a vengeful plot, Bellamy has imprisoned the mysterious Elaine Held beneath the walls and surrounded himself with a treacherous retinue of criminal types and unsuspecting guests-some marked for death!
The emphasis here is on nerve-lashing adventure and good old-fashioned stage thrills.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Mrs. Coldstern The housekeeper |
Abel Bellamy American owner of Garre Castle, ruthless |
Creager Former prison guard |
Lily Young cockney maid |
Spike Holland Young American newspaperman |
John Wood A social worker based in Belgium |
Phillips A butler, in reality Jim Featherstone, a private investigator |
Mrs. Howett An American widow |
Valerie Her adopted daughter |
Elaine Held A prisoner and object of revenge |
Fay Savini's wife |
Julius Savini Secretary to Abel Bellamy |
Publication
The Green Archer is a American mystery play written by Tim Kelly from Edgar Wallace and published by Samuel French (1980).
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Samuel French · 1980 · 75 pp
Performance Rights
Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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