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| A play in three acts by Owen Davis. Produced by Sam H. Harris at the Vanderbilt Theatre, New York, September 22, 1924. 79 performances. |
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| Cast of characters: Amelia Gardner...Martha Tuttle Willard Robertson...Lew Sisler Beth Merrill...Agnes Fanning Charles C. Wilson...Elmer Ballister Elizabeth Patterson...Rebecca Fanning George Abbott...Steve Tuttle Leona Hogarth...Ruth Fanning Martha Bryan-Allen...Kit Jean May...Jessie Mary Sisler Allen H. Moore...Dick Ritchie |
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| Acts I., II and III--Exterior of the Tuttle Home at Milo, Maine. Spring, 1904. | ||||||||||||||
| Synopsis: Steve Tuttle, abnormally weary and a little shiftless from birth, comes home from a fishing trip with a month-old baby in a market basket. He found it, he says, up White Creek way and allows he and his mother will keep it. The neighbors are shocked and Steve's sweetheart breaks their engagement, believing the baby has something to do with Steve's recent past. Eighteen years later, with the baby grown into Kit, a pretty and lovable orphan, Steve discovers that he loves his ward and is much surprised that she loves him. When her true parentage is revealed it is discovered her mother was the older sister of Steve's distrusting sweethears. She had gone to Boston to study music and learned about men from a handsome fellow who deserted her. |
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| From The Best Plays of 1924-1925 by Burns Mantle. | ||||||||||||||