The Dutch Detective, A Farce In Three Acts;
"The Dutch Detective, A Farce In Three Acts" by Walter Ben Hare is a delightful comedy play, reflecting the theatrical tastes of the early 20th century. This three-act farce revolves around a humorous and exaggerated plot, likely involving mistaken identities and absurd situations, all centered on the titular, and likely inept, "Dutch Detective."
Hare's work is a charming example of early American dramatic writing, offering readers and performers a glimpse into the popular entertainment of the era. Its lighthearted nature and focus on comedic timing make it an appealing choice for amateur theater groups and those interested in the history of American playwriting. Experience the silly world of "The Dutch Detective" and enjoy a classic farce
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