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CHARACTERS
EDWARD
BROWN, hardware
merchant of Bridgetown, Conn.
MRS. BROWN, his
wife
EDWARD,
their son,
a town alderman
HARRY, their son
JOHN, their son
MARY, their daughter, a
school-teacher
BESSIE, their daughter, a
stenographer
RICHARD STEELE, dry
goods merchant of Bridgetown
MAUD, his
daughter
STEVE HARRINGTON, an art
student
"BABE" CARTER,
an art student
TED NELSON, a writer
EUGENE GRAMMONT, Master
of the Art School
HELENE, a cloak and suit model
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Act
First |
The sitting-room of Edward
Brown's home in Bridgetown, Conn. on a hot evening in August of
the present day.
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Act Second |
The studio in New York in which John is living—about a year and
a half later.
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Act Third |
The same—four months later.
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Act Fourth |
The living-room of John's home in Bridgetown—two years later. |
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Period—The
Present Day. |
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