
Mature
Length6h 49m
About this audiobook
Excerpt: "The scene was the stage of the Star Theater in Atchison, Kansas, and the occasion the rehearsal of Frank Merriwell's company in his new play, "True Blue." From the first night "True Blue" had been a success; the playgoers of Puleob, Colorado, who had witnessed the failure of its first version, welcomed "True Blue" enthusiastically and assured Frank, as Roscoe Havener, his stage manager, had put it, that he had a "winner." Frank had chosen to turn back toward the East, instead of continuing on to the Pacific coast, for it was late in the season and business was on the decline. It would be better for the members of his company if the play closed its run in the East, leaving them on the ground when the time came to make engagements for the coming season. Besides that consideration, Frank had other reasons in turning Eastward. The failure to keep the dates made for "John Smith" and the partial failure of "For Old Eli" had made it difficult for him to secure theaters for "True Blue" on the Western route, while it was comparatively easy to secure good bookings on the way Eastward."
Audiobook details
GenreGeneral Fiction, Literary Classics
Length6 hrs 49 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMar 27, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Frank Merriwell’s Prosperity OR, Toil Has Its Reward
11CHAPTER X. MORE ADVENTURES.
2CHAPTER I. WHEN RAGE RULES.
12CHAPTER XI. FRANK SPEAKS HIS MIND.
3CHAPTER II. THROUGH THE TRANSOM.
13CHAPTER XII. A LIVELY NIGHT.
4CHAPTER III. BART’S WILD MOVE.
14CHAPTER XIII. A MISSOURI TERROR.
5CHAPTER IV. “TRUE AS STEEL.”
15CHAPTER XIV. THE DOWNFALL OF SAM HOOKER.
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6CHAPTER V. ON THE TRACK.
16CHAPTER XV. THE FRUITS OF EFFORT.
7CHAPTER VI. RUN TO EARTH.
17CHAPTER XVI. BART AND DAISY.
8CHAPTER VII. FOOLISH GIRLS.
18CHAPTER XVII. PLAIN WORDS.
9CHAPTER VIII. AN EMBARRASSING SITUATION.
19CHAPTER XVIII. AN ASTONISHING SHOT.
10CHAPTER IX. UNMASKED!
20CHAPTER XIX. AN UNEQUAL BATTLE.