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| − | ''[[Mice and Men]]'' is a | + | ''[[Mice and Men]]'' is a romantic comedy in four acts by Madeleine Lucette Ryley (1858–1934)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madeleine_Lucette_Ryley] |
''Not to be confused with the dramatized versions of Steinbeck's novel/play '''[[Of Mice and Men]]''' (19**).'' | ''Not to be confused with the dramatized versions of Steinbeck's novel/play '''[[Of Mice and Men]]''' (19**).'' | ||
| − | + | Mark Embury sets out to create the perfect wife by adopting Peggy. His work is a success until the girl falls in love with another man. Ultimately, he must give her up and become satisfied with knowing, he did create the perfect wife, albeit for someone else. | |
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| + | Theatre Royal, Manchester, Lyric Theatre, London, Garrick Theatre) (1901), Broadway 1903 Published by Samuel French 1909. | ||
Revision as of 06:54, 13 September 2020
Mice and Men is a romantic comedy in four acts by Madeleine Lucette Ryley (1858–1934)[1]
Not to be confused with the dramatized versions of Steinbeck's novel/play Of Mice and Men (19**).
Mark Embury sets out to create the perfect wife by adopting Peggy. His work is a success until the girl falls in love with another man. Ultimately, he must give her up and become satisfied with knowing, he did create the perfect wife, albeit for someone else.
Theatre Royal, Manchester, Lyric Theatre, London, Garrick Theatre) (1901), Broadway 1903 Published by Samuel French 1909.
Made into Mice and Men is a lost 1916 silent romance film directed by J. Searle Dawley, starring Marguerite Clark,
