Unseen Friends
by Katharine Long
Why we like it
"Katharine Long's 'Unseen Friends' explores the themes of connection and isolation, offering a poignant reflection on human relationships."
From: Underrated or Overlooked MasterpiecesSynopsis
In an ice cream parlor in Oak Grove, Missouri in 1932, three teenagers deal with courtship, friendship and Bette Davis.
Charlie, the soda jerk and an avid film buff, finds his loyalty to Bette Davis is challenged by his attraction to a girl who resembles the star.
To wrangle a date with this girl, Charlie enlists his cousin and an obnoxious character named Benny Sneed.
Publication
Unseen Friends is a American comedy play written by Katharine Long and published by Samuel French in New York (1980).
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Samuel French · 1980 · 29 pp
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