Excerpt from The Liars: An Original Comedy in Four Acts
Scene: Interior of a large tent on the lawn of freddie tat ton’s house in the Thames valley. The roof of the tent slopes up from the back of the stage. An Opening at back discovers the lawn, a night scene of a secluded part of the Thames, and the opposite bank beyond. Small opening L. The tent is of Eastern material, splendidly embroidered in rich Eastern colours. The floor is planked and some rugs are laid down. The place is comfortably furnished for summer tea and smoking room. Several little tables, chairs and lounges, most of them of basket-work. On the table Spirit-decanters, soda-water bottles, cigars, cigarettes, empty coffee cups, match box, etc. Some plants in the corners. Lamps and candles lighted.
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