Scenes
Act I
- Scene 1 - The Dowd Library (Myrtle, Veta, Miss Johnson, Elwood, Mrs. Chauvenet)
- Scene 2 - Chumley's Rest (Veta, Kelly, Sanderson, Elwood, Chumley, Wilson, Betty)
Act II
- Scene 1 - The Dowd Library (Myrtle, Judge, Veta, Chumley, Wilson, Elwood)
- Scene 2 - Chumley's Rest (Kelly, Sanderson, Elwood, Wilson, Chumley)
Act III - Chumley's Rest (Chumley, Wilson, Myrtle, Judge, Sanderson, Kelly, Veta, Elwood, Lofgren)
The only character to appear in all scenes is Elwood P. Dowd.
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