Bessere Leut (Komödie)

Name: Bessere Leut (Komödie)
Author: Ludassy

1904

by Ludassy

LiteratureUnemployment

Table of Contents · 26 segments

Front matter, cast, and first-act settingchapter

Act I, scenes 1-4: debts and Dobler's dismissalchapter

Act I, scenes 5-12: Toni's credit philosophy and marriage schemeschapter

Act I, scenes 13-20: Martha's work ethic and party preparationschapter

Act I, scenes 21-30: suitors, rivalries, and Toni's engagementchapter

Act I, scenes 31-37: Martha's proposal and moral refusalchapter

Act II opening, scenes 1-2: Toni's debts and the pawned ringchapter

Second Act Continuation: Martha’s Refusal, Zernits’s Inheritance, and the Dobler Family Crisischapter

Third Act Opening: Zernits at Home after the Inheritance Newschapter

Scene 5: Viktor’s Lion-Hunting Fantasychapter

Scene 6: The Lost Inheritance and Borrowed Ten Guldenchapter

Scene 7: Toni Arrives in a Shabby Furchapter

Scene 8: Toni’s Independence and Parental Disillusionchapter

Scene 9: Toni Steers Zernitz Toward Riedlchapter

Scene 10: Toni Coaches Riedlchapter

Scene 11: Zernitz Meets Riedlchapter

Scene 12: Zernitz Proposes to Riedlchapter

Scene 13: The Engagement Announcedchapter

Scene 14: Bruderschaft and Toni’s Next Requestchapter

Scene 15: Martha Judges Toni and Zernitzchapter

Scene 16: Martha and Toni Debate Reformchapter

Scene 17: Martha Hides as the Piano Tunerchapter

Scene 18: Etthofer Confirms Toni’s Consolationchapter

Scene 19: Arithmetic Lesson and Interrupted Courtshipchapter

Scenes 20-21: Poverty Confession and Curtainchapter

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