Chapter IV: Act III: Same scene as Act II. A full honeymoon

JUST A LITTLE MISTAKE

A Comedy in One Act

_By Elizabeth Gale_

One male, five female characters, or can be played by all girls. Costumes, modern; scenery, an easy interior. Plays forty minutes. Mrs. Ball receives a cablegram from her sister Lucy stating that _Jerry_ will arrive that day and begging her to be cordial. Mrs. Ball then goes out to hire a cook, leaving three young friends to receive the unknown guest. The cook, sent down from the agency in haste, is greeted and entertained as Jerry and when the real Jerry (Miss Geraldine Take) arrives she is sent out to the kitchen. After considerable confusion and excitement she is discovered to be the “Little Miss Take.” Strongly recommended. _Price, 25 cents_

THE SUBMARINE SHELL

A War Play in Four Acts

_By Mansfield Scott_

Seven males, four females. Costumes, modern; scenery, two interiors. Plays two hours. Royalty for amateur performance $10.00 for one, $15.00 for two performances. Inspector Malcome Steele, of the U. S. Secret Service, devotes himself in this thrilling play to unravelling the German plots that surround Prof. Middlebrook’s submarine shell that is to bring the downfall of the Hun. The battle between his wits and those of “Tom Cloff,” the German secret agent, is of absorbing interest. An easy and effective thriller that can be recommended for school performance. _Price, 35 cents_

CHARACTERS

HANS KRAFT, _alias James McGrady_.
OTTO HERMAN, _alias William_.
MR. WARREN MIDDLEBROOK.
MONSIEUR CHARLES LECLAIR.
PROFESSOR HENRY WESTERBERG.
DETECTIVE ALBERT BRADBURY.
INSPECTOR MALCOME STEELE.
“TOM CLOFF.”
MRS. MIDDLEBROOK.
ELEANOR MIDDLEBROOK.
MARGARET LINDEN.
DELIA.

SYNOPSIS

ACT I. The living-room. August 11, after dinner.

ACT II. Same as Act I. August 12, 1:30 P. M.

ACT III. The private laboratory. That evening, 7:30.