A Little Bit of Fluff: A Farce in Three Acts

"A Little Bit of Fluff: A Farce in Three Acts" by Walter Ellis is a funny play from the early 1900s about a man named John Ayers whose life spins out of control because of secrets and mix-ups, especially concerning what he does at night and the people he hangs out with, like his wife, Pamela, and his buddy, Bertram Tully. The play looks at ideas like cheating, people pretending to be each other, and how tricky being married can be, all while keeping things light with jokes and fast-talking. At the start, we find out that John had a strange night and is trying to trick his wife. When Pamela comes home early from her mom's house and finds telegrams and a necklace, things get even more complicated for John. He tries to act like he's done nothing wrong, but Pamela starts to doubt him. These funny conversations get ready for lots of misunderstandings and more characters showing up, making a crazy and fun story that promises to be very funny as the play goes on.