The Village Photographer (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Where special costume is not mentioned, the player wears clothing characteristic of what is worn by the people in any small town.)

Silas Stone - Middle-aged and slightly stoop-shouldered, dignified but always friendly and sympathetic. Is neatly but shabbily dressed in a dark suit, well worn.

Martha Selby - A well-dressed young woman carrying a baby, the latter to be a large doll or any large bundle wrapped in a shawl to give the desired effect. She is pale and unhappy looking when she enters, but quite cheered up when she leaves.

Zepii Barker- Middle-aged man, with crusty manner and hard-set face until Silas betrays him into smiling and revealing his goodness of heart. Rather "dressed up."

Grandma and Grandpa Tyler - An old but happy couple, jolly and spry. Old-fashioned costumes.

Mrs. Kell - Middle-aged, affected and excitable, not very refined. Somewhat brilliantly overdressed.

Ma and Pa Sanders - Rather young middle-aged couple, radiating happiness and contentment.

Kitty, Jimmy and Buddy Sanders - Children, aged about fourteen, nine and five respectively. (If necessary, these can be easily changed to suit talent at hand.)

Jerry Dover - A lazy, conceited young fellow. Sporty suit with flashy tie and socks.

Ray Moon - Young man, wears new suit; flower in buttonhole; gloves.

Honey Moon - Pretty girl, aged about twenty. Wears wedding gown and veil and carries bouquet.

Sally Harms - Pretty young girl, aged about sixteen. Wears hat and dress that she believes to be very "smart," and plenty of jewelry. Is noticeably painted and powdered. Carries a vanity box containing powder puff, etc.

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