ALBERT SHAWN
HONORIA LOOE Sister of Father Looe
SCENES
ACT I
ROOM IN ILAM CARVE'S HOUSE, 126 REDCLIFFE GARDENS
ACT II
PRIVATE ROOM AT THE GRAND BABYLON HOTEL
ACT III
JANET'S SITTING-ROOM AT WERTER ROAD, PUTNEY
ACT IV
LORD LEONARD ALCAR'S STUDY, GROSVENOR GARDENS
SPECIAL NOTE.--Each Act is divided into two scenes, separated by a
passage of time more or less short. The passage of time is indicated by
darkening the stage for a few moments. No change of scenery is
involved.
NOTE
The play was produced for the first time in London at the Kingsway
Theatre, by Granville Barker, on Tuesday, March 25th, 1913.
THE GREAT ADVENTURE
ACT I
SCENE I
Front room on ground floor at 126 Redcliffe Gardens. An apartment
furnished richly but in an old-fashioned way. Fine pictures. Large
furniture. Sofa near centre. General air of neglect and dustiness.
Carpet half-laid. Trunks and bags lying about in corners, some opened.
Men's wearing apparel exposed.
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