A hilarious slice of 19th-century American life, "The Garotters" is a one-act comedy by celebrated author William D. Howells. This farcical play offers a glimpse into the humor and social observations of its time. As a key example of American drama, "The Garotters" showcases Howells' talent for witty dialogue and relatable characters in absurd situations. This play is an excellent example of dramatic literature intended for stage performance. Experience the enduring appeal of this classic comedy, meticulously prepared for print republication. Perfect for readers and performers interested in classic American drama, one-act plays, and the timeless art of farce.
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