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TOM FRYE Actor - Director - Playwright - Producer |
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| MAIN | BIO | SCRIPTS | RECOGNITION | PICTURES | TRU | |
| SYNOPSIS |
| In this western melodrama, there are many interwoven plots and a plethora (yes I used the word plethora) of characters for your school, community or church production. Lots of temptations, trap doors, teetotalers and territorial tooth gnawing. Get out your saloon dresses and cowboy jeans, it's Gunsmoke, only without a good script. With three heroines, you can't go wrong. |
| CAST of CHARACTERS: 15: As few as 3 men and 12 women,
plus a chorus of cowboys and saloon gals. Or 7 men and 8 women. Many roles are changeable. |
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| Cheyenne Cactus: | Our Hero |
| Sugarfoot Canyon: | His tomboy kid sister or a younger brother. |
| Stormy Weather: | Our sweet heroine. |
| Cloudy Weather: | A younger sister |
| Misty Weather: | Yet another sister |
| Dangerous Dan: | AKA The Kechi Kid (our villain) |
| Judge Judy: | Before she got big on TV. (Or a male judge) |
| Kitty Litter: | A devine feline vamp |
| Maria Tamale: | Boy is she saucy |
| Mrs. Doubtfire: | A British servant (male or female) |
| Big Bertha: | Bartendress (male or female) |
| Marshall Dillon: | Law and order is his game. |
| Nervous Nelly: | The marshall's wife |
| Carrie Nation: | Kansas hatchet woman |
| Orphan Annie: | A barmaid |
| SETS | |
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(1) The interior of the Sand Box Saloon |