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Read Ebook: Bimbo the pirate: A comedy by Tarkington Booth Adams Grace Editor
Font size: Background color: Text color: Add to tbrJar First Page Next PageEbook has 1365 lines and 73255 words, and 28 pagesEditor: Grace Adams No. II APPLETON LITTLE THEATRE PLAYS Edited by Grace Adams BIMBO, THE PIRATE BIMBO THE PIRATE A COMEDY The professional stage rights are reserved by the author. For permission to produce the play professionally, application must be made to Booth Tarkington, Indianapolis, Indiana. PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA CHARACTERS ROBERT LYDIA THE GUNNER DEUTERONOMY BIMBO DRISCOLL BIMBO, THE PIRATE SCENE A HOARSE VOICE There, missus! P'raps you'll have sense enough to lay there! I never did know a prudent female make such a commotion! THE TROUBLED VOICE Who is that? THE GIRL Whose voice is that? THE TROUBLED VOICE Is that you? Lydia? THE GIRL Robert? Is it Robert? ROBERT Yes. They've lashed me beneath a table--or it might be a bench--and it's bolted to the deck. What of you, Lydia? LYDIA My hands are tied behind me. My ankles are lashed together. ROBERT Villains! LYDIA ROBERT I tried to come to you, Lydia! LYDIA Dear heart, I saw it! ROBERT LYDIA No, no! Robert, don't you know where we are? ROBERT It hasn't the feel of our own ship. LYDIA No; we're in the other, Robert! ROBERT We are? LYDIA They dragged me across the rail and threw me here. This is the pirate ship, Robert. ROBERT Then may Providence have mercy on our souls! LYDIA ROBERT Struggle? What could it boot? What booted anything? From our very sighting the strange sail we were done. No breeze for us in a flat sea--and he, with his great crew at oars, overhauling us; he came upon us like a shark to the body of a dead porpoise! LYDIA Hark! They're quiet now on the deck above us. ROBERT Add to tbrJar First Page Next Page |
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