Still Waters by George S. Beeby is a play about a man who finds himself with a great idea for a play. Paul casts his daughters for the leading roles, and things inevitably go haywire. Excerpt: "PAUL CONWAY (opening a book and reading). "True drama can deal with the most ordinary incidents of human life as well as with its tragedies. This is the nearest approach to tragedy in my little life—sitting here at three in the morning writing a play."
