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TOM FRYE Actor - Director - Playwright - Producer |
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| MAIN | BIO | SCRIPTS | RECOGNITION | PICTURES | TRU | |
| SYNOPSIS |
| Can the small American farm survive in today’s world of corporate greed? Not if Chick-LieSome has anything to say about it. This big city tycoon wants to buy up all the small farms in America and use them to produce petri dish animals and food products. With the help of a local college research specialist, our vamp, Holotta Trouble he seeks to destroy our helpless Deere family in the heart of America. However along the way he has no idea what he’s up against. Not only is the Deere family dedicated to their work and farm, their neighbors show what small town America is made of. |
| CAST of CHARACTERS: 6 men, 3 women and 1 unisex. Or 3 men, 3 women, 1 unisex. (Clod, Ole and Stockholder may be played by one man, also other stockholder and narrator may be played by same person.) | |
| Narrator: | Voice over |
| Chick Lie-Some: | The villainous head of Lie-Some Foods. |
| Stockholder #1: | No lines and is bumped off very fast. |
| Stockholder #2: | Also no lines and is bumped off too. |
| Holotta Trouble: | Our sexy vamp. Dressed in school colors and her engine never stops. |
| SClod Hopper: | Ticket agent and his name says it all |
| John Deere: | merica’s hero. The man who feeds America. He’s a real stud. |
| Mary Mae Mudge: | The Deere’s neighbor: Our own Ma. Kettle. What a hoot. |
| Uncle Ole: | Uncle to Missy and John. He owns the farm, but not too many brains. |
| SETS | |
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(1) Office of Chick Lie-Some (2) Train Depot (3) Interior of the Deere home (4) Outside scene |
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