Lady Bountiful: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Lady Bountiful, credited to Arthur Wing Pinero, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of Lady Bountiful by Arthur Wing Pinero. Read in English "The story of "Lady Bountiful" is, I venture to think, human and interesting enough to offer possibilities to the novelist; whereas Mr. Pinero treated it, after his lights, in dramatic form. And he gripped the attention of his audiences, and made them laugh and made them cry, and yet "Lady Bountiful" cannot be described as a popular success, in London at all events. In New York its success was far greater than had been anticipated and it enjoyed quite a long career." - Summary by Malcolm C. Salaman (1892) Cast list: Sir Lucian Brent, Baronet: Beeswaxcandle Camilla Brent: Jenn Broda Beatrix Brent: llamaart Miss Brent: Sonia Roderick Heron: Scotty Smith Dennis Heron: Tomas Peter John Veale: Greg Giordano Mrs. Veale: Agnes Robert Behr Margaret Veale: Marie Christian Sir Richard Philliter, Q. C.: ToddHW Amelia: Inkell Wimple: Ehsan Ahmed Mehedi Pedgrift: Alan Mapstone Mrs. Hodnutt: WendyKatzHiller Floyce: Stacey Malcolm A Man: David Purdy A Woman: valroth Stage Directions: Larry Wilson Editing: ToddHW

Recording facts

• Recording title: Lady Bountiful
• Author credits: Arthur Wing Pinero
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 4
• Listed recording duration: 3:29:15

Catalogue topics

• class
• wealth
• reputation
• social expectations
• charitable works

Track guide

1. 01 - Act 1: Aunt Anne Speaks Her Mind — 53:49
2. 02 - Act 2: Dennis Sets Foot In A New World — 55:44
3. 03 - Act 3: Margaret Prepares For Her Voyage — 55:27
4. 04 - Act 4: Camilla Goes To The Altar — 44:15

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