One character in this play was a "chantoosie" who was taken from the Blue Dragon after she sang "That Old Black Magic." In act two, a drunken college professor reenacts the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet with a waitress named Elma who, Grace points out, is too bright for boys her age. Other characters include Virgil Blessing, who has served as guardian to a cowboy from Montana for eleven year
One character in this play was a "chantoosie" who was taken from the Blue Dragon after she sang "That Old Black Magic." In act two, a drunken college professor reenacts the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet with a waitress named Elma who, Grace points out, is too bright for boys her age. Other characters include Virgil Blessing, who has served as guardian to a cowboy from Montana for eleven years, and Sheriff Will Masters, who is suspicious of Dr. Lyman. In the end, Cherie agrees to go to Montana with Bo Decker and Carl drives the title vehicle away to Wichita. FTP, name this play set in a restaurant thirty miles west of Kansas City; a work by William Inge.
One character in this play was a "chantoosie" who was taken from the Blue Dragon after she sang "That Old Black Magic."
Bus Stop