John Clarence Lee John Clarence Lee i(A44332 works by) (a.k.a. J.C. Lee)
Gender: Male
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1 y separately published work icon Boshstralians : (An Australian Story of the Days before the Motor-car Displaced the Coach and the 'Trap,' and when the Holding of Frivolous Arbitration Courts in the Country Was One of the Absurdities of New South Wales State Legislation) John Clarence Lee , London : Stockwell , 1934 Z1219080 1934 single work novel historical fiction
1 y separately published work icon The Girl Who Broke Her Mother's Heart : A Comedy Farce in One Act John Clarence Lee , Sydney : John Clarence Lee , 1918 Z859513 1918 single work drama
1 y separately published work icon Nature Denied : A Play in Four Acts John Clarence Lee , Sydney : John Clarence Lee , 1917 Z859510 1917 single work drama
1 y separately published work icon The Impolite Adventurer : An Unusually Uncommonsensical Farce in Four Acts John Clarence Lee , Sydney : John Clarence Lee , 1917 Z859507 1917 single work drama
1 The Cup Winner Philip Lytton , John Clarence Lee , 1907 single work drama

'"The Cup Winner," as its name implies, deals mainly with horses, and followers of the "sport of kings". In the first act a happy home–Richard Avenell's–is wrecked by the work of a blackmailer (Stephen Warland) who in the subsequent acts pursues his villainous career. In the final scene, however, the tables are turned and the blackmailer's horse, Odd Stocking, being beaten by the hero's, Kitchener, in the race for the Ascot Gold Cup, Warland receives his deserts, and the hero's family is reunited once more.'

Source: 'His Majesty's Touring Theatre', Brisbane Courier, 25 January 1909, p.6.
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