=THE DISPELLING OF BIG JIM.= Negro farce. Big Jim is tried by officials of Big Bethel Church for misdemeanor. Great excitement. Darky humor. 8m. =15c.= =THE DOLLY SHOW.= The dearest little “baby show” ever. Each little girl displays her dolly to best advantage to wise little judge; in cute rhyme; easy. =15c.= =THE DOLLS’ SYMPOSIUM.= Toy Shop at night. Dolls and toys have great frolic. Spicy dialog. Fancy drills and specialties introduced. Clever. =25c.= =THE GOLDEN GOBLET.= Exceedingly clever farce with female cast, for Bachelor Girls’ and Women’s Clubs, etc. Uproariously funny. 12f. 1 hr. =35c.= =THE HEIR OF MT. VERNON.= Colonial Society play. Washington’s sterling manhood and rare courtesy portrayed. Old plantation melodies, etc. 8m., 8f. =25c.= =THE HOLIDAYS’ CARNIVAL.= St. Valentine’s Day, April Fools’, Easter, Hallowe’en, Christmas, and other holidays represented by children. March, songs. =15c.= =THE KNICKERBOCKERS AT SCHOOL.= A “Dutch” burlesque. Very comic presentation of old-fashioned Dutch school and customs. Quaint and funny. =25c.= =THE LOST PRINCE.= Fairy play for children and young folks. Prince is kidnapped. Great excitement. Restored by good fairies. Charming. 6m. 9f. =25c.= =HOW SHE MANAGED IT.= A bewitching young lady resorts to a very plausible plot for securing a proposal and succeeds. Ideal parlor play. Clever. 1m. 1f. =15c.= =VERA’S VACATION.= Nothing so delightful as this absorbing “story” of a vacation with summer boarders. Eccentric characters. Rich fun. 4m. 5f. =25c.= =THE CHARITY PUPIL.= Boarding school episode, lively with vivacious pranks and exciting times. Strong plot with happy climax. Splendid class play. =25c.= =PETITE PLAYS.= Collection of the spiciest comic dialogs, comedies and farces, by best American authors. Short, strong, witty; not difficult. 2 to 6 parts. =30c.= =THE CRIMSON AND THE BLUE.= 6 m. 6f. Highest type commencement play. Brilliant success. Acting rights free to purchaser of 12 copies. =35c.= =THE MASONIC RING.= Society play of excellent literary merit, spicy and clever. A succession of provokingly funny climaxes. Splendid for any time. =35c.= =IN THE WAKE OF PAUL REVERE.= Exciting incidents of Revolutionary days woven into a charming play. Makes life in the old days real. Delightful. =25c.= =LOVERS OF ALL AGES.= Unique novelty for high schools, colleges, clubs, etc. Beautiful presentation of famous lovers of all times. 1m., 18f. and Cupid. =25c.= =MARRIED TO A SUFFRAGETTE.= Bobbs is left to ’tend the baby. Baby disappears. Reward offered. Babies returned by the dozen. Rare fun. =15c.= =MOTHER GOOSE BAZAR.= Money-making specialty. Jolly folk from “Gooseland” do cute stunts, sing catchy rhymes, selling their wares, etc. =15c.=