A SYNOPSIS OF THEIR PLAY, "TERRY IN CHINA," FOLLOWS:

Scene i. Terry, an American pilot fighting with the Chinese army, has
 a plane crash. He is pulled from the plane and carried home
 by a Chinese farmer and his wife.

Scene 2. Terry and the farmer are seated on the floor eating typical
 Chinese food while the wife serves them. Terry is amazed
 that a pig saunters through the room while the farmer is
 unconcerned. They discuss directions to the city.

Scene 3. Inside a shop, after wrangling over prices, Terry gives shop-
 keeper the loyalist password and asks information about
 General Chu. He is given a green flag to use as signal at the
 New Year's Parade.

Scene 4. On a street corner Terry watches parade (a revolving frieze
 of the moving picture type). A puppet character sees the
 green flag and steps out of parade to talk with Terry, telling
 him to go to Chang Fu's tea house.

Scene j. In the tea house Terry is seated at a table with tea and almond
 cakes before him. He watches various entertainers, a juggler,
 dancers, wrestlers, musicians. A Chinese soldier enters telling
 Terry to meet a fisherman at sunrise at dock eleven.

Scene 6. Terry is riding in a rickshaw.

Scene 7. Blackout-Sounds of a scuffle as Terry is captured.

Scene 8. In a dungeon Terry sits dejectedly muttering to himself. The
 soldier appears at the window giving him directions for oper-
 ating the secret trap door by removing a brick. Door opens
 revealing a passage to the water front.

Scene 9. On the dock-Fisherman holding fish caught by a cormorant
 explains his method of fishing to Terry. They discuss their
 trip down the river to General Chu's headquarters. Terry
 and the fisherman climb into Chinese junk and sail away.