Lola

Name: Lola
Author: Owen Davis

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A young woman balances devotion to her aging father with restless romantic ambitions as she moves between respectable society and the flashier entertainments of dance halls. Entanglements with suitors, a doctor, and other social figures lead to deceit, a disputed diamond, and an accusation against her servant, culminating in her entrapment and flight. The story follows legal and personal reckonings — including a divorce and confrontations on the road and in the city — and traces how desire, falsehood, and determination shape the consequences that lead to a final resolution.

About the Author

Owen Davis

Owen Davis was an American playwright and author known for his contributions to early 20th-century theater. His works often explored themes of human emotion and societal issues, reflecting the complexities of life in his time. Among his notable plays is "Icebound," which delves into the struggles of individuals facing harsh realities. Davis also wrote the play "I'd Like to Do It Again," showcasing his ability to blend humor with poignant storytelling. His work, including the play "Lola," has left a mark on American drama, highlighting his role in shaping the theatrical landscape.

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