"Champagne and Oysters, Or, One Lie Leads to Another" is a delightful farce in three acts by James B. Runnion. This engaging play offers a glimpse into the comedic styles popular in late 19th-century American theater. Full of witty dialogue and absurd situations, the play revolves around a series of escalating lies and misunderstandings, promising uproarious entertainment.
Perfect for theater enthusiasts and students of dramatic literature, this play showcases the enduring appeal of classic farce and its ability to entertain audiences across generations. The text preserves the original language and stage directions, providing an authentic experience of the play as it was intended to be performed.
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