Lightnin'
by Frank Bacon
'Lightnin'' Summary
'Lightnin'' is a heartwarming and humorous play set in a bustling hotel on the Nevada-California border. The play centers on Lightnin' Bill Jones and his wife, who manage their establishment with a unique blend of resilience and mischief. Their world is thrown into disarray when a group of shrewd businessmen arrives in town with grand plans to exploit the local residents and their resources. However, Lightnin' and his community prove to be more than a match for these newcomers, ultimately outsmarting them and protecting their interests. The play unfolds with a delightful mix of comedic situations, heartwarming relationships, and a touch of romantic intrigue. The story is filled with unforgettable characters, from the cunning businessman to the quick-witted townsfolk, each contributing to the charming and engaging atmosphere of the play. 'Lightnin'' is a classic American play that celebrates the spirit of the frontier and the resourcefulness of everyday people.Book Details
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