Bonnie May
Louis Dodge
Play
Length 10 h 7 min
Chapters 30
First published 1916
Bonnie May is a child raised in the theater. To her, the theater is real life, and she watches the conventions of society unfold as if she were watching a play. This novel was rejected by two publishers before being published in installments in a periodical. - Summary by LynneT
Chapters
1
The Intrusion of an Actress Read by Kari Burns 26:15
2
A Momentous Decision Read by KimberlyB 10:42
3
Mrs. Baron Decides Read by Kari Burns 20:35
4
A Crisis Read by Kimberley Stephenson 15:29
5
Bonnie May Opens the Door Read by Kari Burns 22:55
6
Concerning a Frock Read by Kari Burns 27:10
7
A Sunday Morning Read by Kari Burns 20:01
8
Still Unclaimed Read by Kari Burns 15:54
9
A Disappointing Performance Read by Kari Burns 27:36
10
The White Elephant Read by Kari Burns 19:55
11
How a Conveyance Came for Bonnie May—and How It Went Away Read by Kari Burns 28:38
12
Relates To the Playing of Parts Read by Kari Burns 16:08
13
A Mysterious Search Begins Read by Kari Burns 17:08
14
Mr. Addis Receives Support Read by Kari Burns 25:03
15
A Question of Reconstruction Read by Kari Burns 27:33
16
Mrs. Thornburg Reveals a Secret Read by Kari Burns 15:25
17
“A Kind of Duel” Read by Gila Labinger Freeberg 14:06
18
Mrs. Baron Takes Up the Gauntlet Read by Gila Labinger Freeberg 26:31
19
Bonnie May Looks Back Read by Kari Burns 19:50
20
Concerning Laughter Read by Kari Burns 23:14
21
An Exit and an Entrance Read by Kari Burns 20:35
22
Baggot’s Play Read by Kari Burns 16:21
23
Baron Comes Home on a Beer-Dray Read by Kari Burns 20:03
24
Bonnie May Hides Something Read by Kari Burns 16:49
25
Bonnie May Sees Two Faces at a Window Read by Kari Burns 16:24
26
A Gathering in the Attic Read by Kari Burns 20:30
27
What Happened in the Attic Read by KimberlyB 12:36
28
After the Curtain Was Lowered Read by Kari Burns 17:45
29
The Mansion in Shadow Read by Kari Burns 14:29
30
“The Break of Day” Read by Kari Burns 31:48
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