Edited by Sylvia E Kamerman

Royalty-free plays and programs about the people and events that made America great

Copyrighted 1975
An older little used book

Historical Dramas:

     "Author of Liberty"-----------Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence
     "Incident at Valley Forge"-----A time of trial, a time of courage
     "Paul Revere of Boston"-----A man of many talents
     "An Imaginary Trial of George Washington"-----The Father of Our Country  takes the stand
     "All Because of a Scullery Maid"-----Unlikely spies help the Revolution
     "The Trial of Peter Zenger"-----Freedom of the press is threatened
     "The Boston Tea Party"-----The defiant act that led to freedom
     "Martha Washington's Spy"-----A case of mistaken identity
     "Summer Soldier"-----Pamphleteer Thomas Paine's inspiring words
     "Molly Pitcher Meets the General"-----Two patriots of the American Revolution
     "Naughty Susan"-----The Liberty Bell rings for freedom
     "A Guide for George Washington"-----Crossing the Delaware--a verse drama

Comedies

      "Horse Sense"-----an unbridled view of Paul Revere's ride
     "'Woof' for the Red, White, and Blue"-----Betsy Ross gets unexpected help
     "To Test the Truth"-----Will the real George Washington please stand up?
     "The Petticoat Revolution"-----If women had been in command
     "The Whites of Their Eyes"-----A modern cast of patriots scores a victory

Round-the-Table Reading Plays

     "The Printer in Queen Street"-----Youn Ben Franklin of Boston
     "The Constitution is Born"-----The found fathers make history
     "Paul Revere, Ricder of Lesington"-----An important night in our nation's past

Choral Readings and Programs

     "A Birthday Anthem for America"-----The glorious past and the challenging future
     "Old Glory Grows Up"-----The history of our nation's flag
     "Sing a Song of Holidays!"-----America's celebrations round the year
     "George Washington, Farmer"-----Our first Presdient at home
     "Victory Ball"-----Festivities at Mount Vernon

Most of the plays are 10 to 20 pages long