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Overview

Key Information

Show

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

Show Type

Play

Characters

Charlie Bradley Leroy Herdman

Genders

: 0
: 2

Style

Comedic

Length

Short

Time Period

Contemporary

Time/Place

Woodrow Willson School

Act/Scene

Act 1, Scene 2

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Context

Charlie Bradley is at school and Lerory Herdman has stolen his lunch

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Start: Charlie: Hey, Leroy, you give me back my lunch!

Leroy: Sure, kid, here.

Charlie: You stole my dessert again!

[.... �� …]

End: Leroy: Why? Is he crazy?

Charlie: No��.I think he’s rich.

Leroy: ��.Sunday school, huh?

Barbara Robinson. The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, Sam French, 1982, pp. .13-14

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