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Written by Morland Carey

Directed by Arnold Kuvent

Undated, estimated to be c. 1950

Publication Date

1950

City

Gorham, ME

Keywords

Theatre, University of Southern Maine Department of Theatre, Theatre Program

Disciplines

Arts and Humanities | Theatre and Performance Studies | Theatre History

Comments

Cast of Characters

Mrs. Hopewell (a widow) ... Faith LaFleur
Prudence Hopewell (her daughter) ... Ruth Reeves
Simon Darkway (owner of the L. & E.D. R.R.) ... Richard Chandler
Truman Pendennis (superintendent of the S.G. & S.L. R.R.) ... Edward Pulsifer
Harold Stanfast (his friend and fellow worker) ... Herbert Andrews
Dirk Sneath (a hireling of Simon Darkway) ... Frank Langolis
Carlotta Cortez (owner of the Paradise Cafe) ... Mary Lou Marks
Dan (bartender at the cafe) ... Larry Stinchfield
Beulah Belle (buxom hostess) ... Patricia Tibbets
Officer ... Charles Liponis

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Love Rides the Rails or Will the Mail Train Run To-Nite? : A Melodrama in Three Acts Program [1950]


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