A Day and a Night (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Dorothy Brice. A pretty, enthusiastic, young girl. Dainty dinner dress. Scene II. A pretty kimona and night cap. Aunt Mary Clancy. A sensible, middle aged Irish woman. Black silk dress, old-fashioned in cut. Paisley shawl, bonnet, eye-glasses which she wears on top of her head most of the time, also carries bag. Scene II. Night cap and kimona made more on the order of an oldfashioned dressing gown. She is the embodiment of affection for her niece and disapproval of her scheme. On no account must the part be burlesqued.

Jennie. A typical, quick lunch waitress, puffed and curled. Rather short black dress, high heeled slippers, very small white apron, white cap. Scene II. Pretty kimona and night cap. Hair in curl papers. Pert manner with a suggestion of impudence.

Theodora Sweet. Beautiful afternoon or dinner dress, bouquet of violets, and parasol. More dainty touch to her costume than to those of the other boarders. Scene II. Pretty kimona and night cap.

Juliet McBeth. Dinner dress and evening cape, large plumed hat, roses, tall parasol. Quite stagey in the first appearance. Scene II. Pretty kimona and night cap.

Gertie Warbler. A little on the "country" style. Plain tailored costume, white shirtwaist, or if preferred, a dinner dress covered with a long coat which is removed after first appearance. Scene II. Pretty kimona and night cap.

IsellA Belt. A typical, smartly gowned, well fitted business woman. A trifle aggressive in manner. Scene II. Pretty kimona and night cap.

Dissa Plinn. a decidedly tailor made gown. Scene II. Pretty kimona and night cap.

Constant Rage. A decidedly tailor made gown, wearing under her jacket the "Votes for Women" badge. Scene II. Yellow kimona bearing the word "Votes" in large black letters.

Mammy Sue. Gay wrapper and bandanna, large gingham apron. Scene II. Bright flowered kimona.

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