001 - Act 1 - The Family Skeleton

from Magistrate · host Arthur Wing Pinero

Experience the captivating charm of The Magistrate, a play that captivated audiences from its very first performance, filling the Court Theatre night after night for over a year with more than 300 showings. Its remarkable success extended beyond London, with three touring companies bringing the delightful comedy to life across the English provinces. In September 1885, the talented Mr. Pinero took his masterpiece to New York. With acts titled Act 1 The Family Skeleton, Act 2 It Leaves Its Cupboard, and Act 3 It Crumbles, how could you possibly resist such a whimsical tale? - Summary by ToddHW

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