

Dirty Work at the Crossroads
Bill Johnson
A wildly hilarious old time melodrama with music!
You'll get a good idea of the hilarity by reading over the list of songs which include: "No Mother to Guide Her" and "The Villain Still Pursued Her."
Stafford Blackman lures Nellie Quackenbush, innocent farmer's daughter, to the big city for the purpose of wedlock (so she thinks!).
But when Nell gets there, she senses he "won't do right by Nell" and flees while she is still "pure as the driven snow" returning to the farm and the arms of her country sweetheart, Noble Hart.
There's several sub romances running through the story.
It's all screamingly funny, easy to cast and produce.
A ideal feature item in a variety show or revue.
Each book contains the full text with stage directions and the piano score of all the music (No orchestrations available).
| Character |
|---|
| AMOS (PAPPY) QUACKENBUSH a farmer |
| NELLIE QUACKENBUSH (farmer's daughter) the farmer's daughter |
| BIRDIE SEED the farmer's housekeeper |
| EMMELINE the farmer's hired gal |
| NOBLE HART (farmer's neighbor) the farmer's neighbor |
| IFFY CANN a young country boy |
| STAFFORD BLACKMAN a city slicker |
| GWENDOLYN FINEFEATHERS his lady friend |
| DELLA a young city girl |
| ELLA a young city girl |
| KATE a young city girl |
| DUPLIKATE a young city girl |
No, No, A Million Times No! (Only a Farmer's Daughter.) is a play written by Eskel Crawford and published by Samuel French .
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