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One More River: A Modern Comedy in Three Acts
A comedy written in blank verse, with the following
"To the dramatists of the drawing-room
This trifle is dedicated with a bow."
The plot is set in a boarding house for recently divorced persons. Complications ensue when two men invade the household in an attempt to reunite with their estranged wives.
"To the dramatists of the drawing-room
This trifle is dedicated with a bow."
The plot is set in a boarding house for recently divorced persons. Complications ensue when two men invade the household in an attempt to reunite with their estranged wives.
81 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 1927
About the author
Ashley Dukes
56 books1 followerAshley Dukes (29 May 1885 – 4 May 1959) was an English playwright, critic, and theatre manager.
In 1933, he founded the Mercury Theatre of London and wrote plays that appeared in the London West End and on Broadway. The Ashley Dukes Company was an important interwar promoter of serious drama, and a training ground for actors.[1]
He was the husband of Marie Rambert as well as the older brother of British MI6 spy Paul Dukes and respected pathologist Cuthbert Dukes.
In 1933, he founded the Mercury Theatre of London and wrote plays that appeared in the London West End and on Broadway. The Ashley Dukes Company was an important interwar promoter of serious drama, and a training ground for actors.[1]
He was the husband of Marie Rambert as well as the older brother of British MI6 spy Paul Dukes and respected pathologist Cuthbert Dukes.
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