Because Their Hearts Were Pure (Or The Secret Of The Mine)
by Morland Cary

Name: Because Their Hearts Were Pure (Or The Secret Of The Mine)
Brand: Morland Cary
SKU: 9780822201021
Rating: 3.33 (4 reviews)

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Large Cast

Female

Male

90 mins Room for Extras Unit Set/Multiple Settings American Comedy

Synopsis

THE STORY: The plot concerns two worthy widows whose livelihood depends on a coal mine that has been left to them.

The lovely daughter of one widow is engaged to the son of the other, and when it develops that the villainous banker who holds a mort

Publication

Publisher Dramatists Play Service

Year 1952

Binding Paperback

Pages 72

Language English

ISBN-13 9780822201021

ISBN-10 082220102X

Because Their Hearts Were Pure (Or The Secret Of The Mine) is a American comedy play written by Morland Cary and published by Dramatists Play Service (1952).

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