The Strollers

Name: The Strollers
Author: Frederic Stewart Isham

By Frederic Stewart Isham

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An itinerant theatrical company moves from village to village, its members coping with the practical strains of travel, backstage rivalries and shifting alliances. Episodes alternate between comic mishaps and darker confrontations, including local disputes, legal troubles and sudden violence, while romantic entanglements and questions of honor shape personal choices. Recurring attention to performance and identity frames reflections on fate and consequence, and the narrative builds toward a series of dramatic reckonings that resolve relationships and professional fortunes in the company’s final, pivotal appearances.

About the Author

Frederic Stewart Isham

Frederic Stewart Isham was an American author known for his contributions to early 20th-century literature. His works often blend elements of drama and romance, showcasing his ability to craft engaging narratives. Among his notable titles is "A Man and His Money," which reflects his keen insight into human relationships and societal norms. Isham's writing is characterized by its wit and charm, appealing to readers who appreciate both humor and depth in storytelling. In addition to this work, he penned several other novels, including "Half A Chance" and "Nothing But the Truth," further establishing his presence in the literary landscape of his time.