

Ledge, Ledger and the Legend
Paul Elliott


Reginald Peabody, CPA, is tired of routine and conformity, tired of feeling unnecessary and unwanted.
He is on a window ledge twenty floors above the street and is going to jump as soon as he has finished his lunch.
His mother, coworkers, a policeman, a priest, and a window washer try to dissuade him.
They use up his lunch hour, so he has to wait until his coffee break to avoid jumping on company time.
While he waits a final character brings him a reason to live.
| Character |
|---|
Mrs. Peabody His mother. |
Mr. Biggley Lawyer. |
Daphne Doyle Secretary. |
Ned Armstrong Lawyer's assistant. |
Priest Roman Catholic. |
Joe Window washer. |
Recruiting Officer Draft-Board type. |
Reginald Morton Peabody 26 year-old CPA. |
The Ledge is a American comedy play written by Stephanie S Tolan and published by Samuel French (1968).
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Samuel French · 1968 · 25 pp
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