COMPLETE[PLAY] Dandy Dick by Arthur Wing Pinero - thw

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ToddHW wrote:Act 1 of the Dean is uploaded for PL.
ah this is excellent, dear brother :clap: The poor Dean falls from one disaster into the next, helplessly struggling to float on top of the bills, his daughters' whims, his sister's bossiness and Sir Tristram's hearty but well-meant sucker-punches :mrgreen: Your groaning 'ooohhh' felt quite real at that point.

This promises a really good Act :9:

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Dean Acts 2 and 3 are in the MW for PL.

And Georgiana Act 3 is PL OK. These parts are going to sound great together, sis.

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ToddHW wrote:Dean Acts 2 and 3 are in the MW for PL.
excellent run-through till the finishing line (if I might stay in character). I so love the palpable despair in your voice for most of this dialogue LOL the poor Dean really has had a few rough days. :mrgreen:

the entire Dean is PL ok

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Kitty wrote:
ToddHW wrote:Dean Acts 2 and 3 are in the MW for PL.
excellent run-through till the finishing line (if I might stay in character). I so love the palpable despair in your voice for most of this dialogue LOL the poor Dean really has had a few rough days. :mrgreen:

the entire Dean is PL ok

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Great. I was feeling a bit shouty, but then all the troubles of the world ARE converging upon the poor Dean....

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Wait a minute ... I thought Todd was out of touch until 22 Aug?

Okay, which anti Carry On stoolie is wearing a wire?!

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ToddHW wrote:Great. I was feeling a bit shouty, but then all the troubles of the world ARE converging upon the poor Dean....
yes it seems they are. I also pitied him (but only a bit)
SonOfTheExiles wrote:Wait a minute ... I thought Todd was out of touch until 22 Aug?
Okay, which anti Carry On stoolie is wearing a wire?!
LOL we should never feel too safe, Chris. My "Big Brother" is watching us :mrgreen:

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The area around Wangaratta in the state of Victoria is known today as "Kelly" country.

My mother grew up in that region, and her father, as a very young man, actually attended the trial of Ned Kelly.

In the 1980s, Ned's descendants appealed to the State Premier for a posthumous pardon for Australia's most famous outlaw. The premier declined, probably feeling that it was an inappropriate form of recognition for a man who had shot three policemen in cold blood.

Ned's mother, Kate, survived her famous son by some decades, and attained a level of respectability in late life. Ironically, her youngest child became a policeman.

There is an Australian saying: "Who's robbing this coach?" It relates to a story, possibly apocryphal, about Ned Kelly. The outlaw had held up a stage coach, and ordered all the passengers to disembark. He then announced his intention to strip all the men of their valuables and all the women of their virtue. When one of the male passengers protested at this threatened outrage, a young woman spoke up: "Who's robbing this coach, you or Mr Kelly?"

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Algy Pug wrote:There is an Australian saying: "Who's robbing this coach?" It relates to a story, possibly apocryphal, about Ned Kelly. The outlaw had held up a stage coach, and ordered all the passengers to disembark. He then announced his intention to strip all the men of their valuables and all the women of their virtue. When one of the male passengers protested at this threatened outrage, a young woman spoke up: "Who's robbing this coach, you or Mr Kelly?"
:lol: if ever there will be made a movie of his life, this scene definitely needs to be included !
SonOfTheExiles wrote:Sir Tristram Mardon, Act 1, completed.
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/dandydick_sirtristrammardon_1.mp3
Chris I'm looking forward to this...but first have to listen to the Duke of Richelieu...your turn will be later on in the day

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"but first have to listen to the Duke of Richelieu".

I gather the Cardinal has to get a bet down, George?
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SonOfTheExiles wrote:"but first have to listen to the Duke of Richelieu".
I gather the Cardinal has to get a bet down, George?
actually he has ! But not in horse-racing, unfortunately... oh and it's not the famous cardinal, but probably a young nephew or something. It's in the play Mademoiselle de Belle-Isle, if you like to check it out.

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SonOfTheExiles wrote:Sir Tristram Mardon, Act 1, completed.
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/dandydick_sirtristrammardon_1.mp3
:shock: Sir Tristram is Admiral Rankling in disguise ! Your boisterous voice is unmistakable. Well...he does sound more jovial and way less tyrannical than Rankling. And I can assure you, Tris Mardon, that George Tidd will not be bullied around after the wedding like poor Mrs Rankling. :evil:

Ok now I got that off my chest...Act 1 is perfectly acted out. Your hearty handshakes exactly sound like the would elicit the cringing "oooohs" from Todd. This will sound great assembled. :9:

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"Well...he does sound more jovial and way less tyrannical than Rankling."

Sir Tristram Mardon is a lover, not a fighter.

The 60s ... the 1860s, that is ... were very good to him.
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and here are the Stage Directions for the final Act:

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/dandydick_narrator_3.mp3 (20:01)

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