Six One-Act Plays

Six One-Act Plays is a collection of theatrical works by Margaret Scott Oliver, written in the early 20th century. The plays explore themes of love, conflict, and social issues through the complex lives of their characters. The first play, 'The Hand of the Prophet,' centers on a wedding celebration that spirals into jealousy and tragedy, highlighting marital discord and the consequences of unchecked passion. This collection is notable for its portrayal of American drama during this era.