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VINTAGE 1910s \"THE LEOPARD\'S SPOTS\" PLAY PROGRAM! THOMAS DIXON JR! GREENSBORO,NC!
A terrific collectible - A 1910s \"The Leopard\'s Spots\" Play Program!
12\" X 5 1/2\", Single Sheet Printed on One Side
From Greensboro, North Carolina
The Author of \"The Clansman\" THOMAS DIXON,
Presents His Own Dramatization of His Celebrated Novel-
\"The Leopard\'s Spots\"
HISTORICAL NOTE.
The following sentences from an editorial in the Negro Daily Record, of Wilmington, N. C., published August 18, 1898, caused the revolution on which the action of this play is based.
\"We suggest that the Whites guard their women more closely. \"You leave your goods out of doors and then complain because they are taken away. Poor white men are careless in the matter of protecting their wo men, especially on the farms. And our experience in the country teaches us that the women of that race are not any more particular in the matter of clandestine meetings with colored men than are the white men with colored women.\"
Scene: Arlington, on the coast of North Carolina.
Time: The Prologue 1872. The Play 1898.
SYNOPSIS
The Prologue-1872.
The living room of Tom Camp\'s cabin.
The Play-1898.
ACT I-On the lawn of General Worth\'s Home.
ACT II-The Office of \"The Daily Afro-American.\"
АСТ III-The Hall of General Worth\'s Home.
It has normal signs of use & age, it was folded & has fold lines
Original, not a reproduction
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