Prince or Chauffeur? A Story of Newport
Lawrence Perry
Play
Length 5 h 58 min
Chapters 26
First published 1911
Newport, of course, means aristocratic families and naval adventures. In this tale, we wonder if the heiress will actually marry the Russian prince, who is of questionable character, or the chauffeur, who would certainly be beneath her station, but maybe there's more to the stories of each of our wooers.
Chapters
1
The Midnight Express Read by Jim Locke 12:09
2
Miss Wellington Enlarges Her Experience Read by Jim Locke 20:12
3
Prince Vassili Koltsoff Read by Jim Locke 21:41
4
The Tame Torpedo Read by Jim Locke 15:22
5
At Trinity Read by Jim Locke 10:43
6
An Encounter With a Spy Read by Jim Locke 8:22
7
Miss Wellington Crosses Swords With a Diplomat Read by Jim Locke 14:34
8
When a Prince Woos Read by Jim Locke 13:54
9
Armitage Changes His Vocation Read by Jim Locke 12:46
10
Jack Mccall, at Your Service Read by Jim Locke 18:49
11
The Dying Gladiator Read by Jim Locke 17:31
12
Miss Hatch Shows She Loves a Lover Read by Jim Locke 11:36
13
Anne Exhibits the Prince Read by Jim Locke 17:15
14
Underground Wires Read by Jim Locke 14:11
15
Anne and Sara Seek Adventure Read by Jim Locke 10:19
16
The Adventure Materializes Read by Jim Locke 8:44
17
The Night Attack Read by Jim Locke 14:46
18
Anne Wellington Has Her First Test Read by Jim Locke 12:57
19
An Encounter in the Dark Read by Jim Locke 14:59
20
With Reference to the Dot Read by Jim Locke 11:53
21
Plain Sailor Talk Read by Jim Locke 13:06
22
The Ball Begins Read by Jim Locke 15:01
23
The Ball Ends Read by Jim Locke 12:02
24
The Ball Continues Read by Jim Locke 18:34
25
The Expatriate Read by Jim Locke 11:09
26
Conclusion Read by Jim Locke 4:57
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