full length · drama
It pays to advertise : $b A farcical fact in three acts
Royalty-free Public domain — free to read, perform, and adapt. No licence needed.
Characters
| Rodney | lead | 537 speeches |
| Peale | lead | 373 speeches |
| Mary | lead | 325 speeches |
| Martin | lead | 276 speeches |
| Countess | supporting | 91 speeches |
| Ellery | minor | 56 speeches |
| Bronson | minor | 48 speeches |
| Johnson | minor | 42 speeches |
| Smith | minor | 22 speeches |
| Mcchesney | minor | 13 speeches |
| Miss Burke | minor | 12 speeches |
| Marie | minor | 7 speeches |
| Stage Properties | minor | 3 speeches |
| Side Properties | minor | 3 speeches |
| Peale. Absolutely | minor | 2 speeches |
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Monologues from this play
- Rodney monologue (Act 1) — It pays to advertise : $b A farcical fact in three acts
- Peale monologue (Act 1) — It pays to advertise : $b A farcical fact in three acts
- Peale monologue (Act 1) — It pays to advertise : $b A farcical fact in three acts
- Peale monologue (Act 1) — It pays to advertise : $b A farcical fact in three acts
- Peale monologue (Act 1) — It pays to advertise : $b A farcical fact in three acts
- Rodney monologue (Act 1) — It pays to advertise : $b A farcical fact in three acts
- Peale monologue (Act 2) — It pays to advertise : $b A farcical fact in three acts
- Rodney monologue (Act 3) — It pays to advertise : $b A farcical fact in three acts
- Countess monologue (Act 3) — It pays to advertise : $b A farcical fact in three acts
- Martin monologue (Act 3) — It pays to advertise : $b A farcical fact in three acts