

The Girl Who Loved The Beatles
D B. Gilles
It is a dull summer night in Batesville, Mississippi and three high school girls - know-it-all Ellen, peace maker Sandy, and introverted dreamer Amy (who's been in love with the Beatles since she was six) - are bored to tears.
They discover that Paul McCartney is worth $600 million Ellen suggests they phone him and ask for a million dollars since he'll never miss it.
Moreover, Ellen insists that Amy be the one to call as she has a problem with boys and this will fix it.
Amy gets through to the rock star and the girls find that there is more to life than money.
Published in Southern Exposures: Five Plays About Life in the South .
| Character |
|---|
| John 21; a loner with dark, brooding eyes. |
| Ed 20; running for student council president; wants to marry Sallie one day. |
| Willy 50s; a gentle man who spends his spare time carving wooden birds on the front porch of his small wooden frame house in Mississippi. |
| Nina 5 -7; Willy's daughter. |
| Sallie 19; a pretty Southern sorrority girl. |
Can't Buy Me Love is a comedy play written by Jason Milligan and published by Samuel French .
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