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Three one-act plays. The Unrehearsed, a comedy, in which the members of the cast were dressed in various inconsequential costumes, a grass skirt, pyjamas, a jockey's uniform, and a dinner jacket. A Grain of Morphia which followed was a drama which argued about the ethics of euthanasia. It was enacted by the nurses of a hospital, one of whom was in love with an incurable patient and finally released him from his pain by giving him an overdose of morphia. The argument against euthanasia won the day, for although the erring nurse's action was forgiven by the matron, she was told that no patient |
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