Willowdale: A Play of Country Life in Three Acts (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Clarence dinsmore. A handsome, gentlemanly fellow, about twenty-two years of age or thereabouts; inclined to be dressy and at first with some evidence Of fastness. He softens, however, under good influence, and becomes a lovable character. He wears in Act II a jaunty summer suit, and in last act a handsome black suit - full dress, if desired.

Rev. Mr. Prosser. Plain black suit or ministerial garb. He is an elderly man, mild mannered, but with a decided firmness in his final speech to Godfrey.

Lem hackett. Not a country lout, but a lanky young fellow with some greenness Of manner, good-natured and somewhat familiar in his treatment Of others, but not disagreeably so. Should be made a quaint characterization, comical without too much exaggeration. In first act he is attired as a farmer coming in from his work; in second and third acts in his dress up suit.

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