Hot Rod Hot Dogs The Musical Act One.pdf

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Hot Rod Hot Dogs 

“Hot Rod Hot Dogs” is set in a restaurant in the town of Blakesville, California, circa 1958. The owner of the restaurant, Mimi Nawrocki, is in danger of losing her business if the drag strip across the street gets closed down by Mr. Benson, the corrupt deputy mayor of the town.

Swenson has convinced Mayor Tyrone J. Meane that the town needs to convert the real estate currently being "wasted" by the drag strip into a new, much more lucrative, golf course.

The kids who race at the strip would be forced to drag race in unsafe areas, such as in the streets of town or in the nearby desert.

Betty Jean Dale, one of the teens that hang out at "Hot Rod Hot Dogs", is very upset to hear that the strip and restaurant could be shut down. Betty Jean’s father, Tom Dale, is the architect who designed the drag strip and got the town to approve it, against the deputy mayor’s wishes.

Tom argues with Swenson and tries to convince the local police, headed by longtime friend sheriff Roger Druyor, not to shut down the strip. The strip is ordered shut down.

Betty Jean’s new boyfriend, Jake Carson, is a hot-rodder who suffered a tremendous loss in a race when he was pitted against the mysterious "masked racer". Shortly thereafter, his girlfriend, Joanne Caputo, dumped him and joined a gang called the "Lone Wolves".

Jake starts seeing Betty Jean, and Joanne starts going out with the mayor’s troubled son, TJ Meane, who has secretly been in love with Betty Jean for years. But Joanne's not really attracted to TJ. She has been forced to spend time with TJ to distract him from the frame-up being perpetrated by the leader of the "Lone Wolves", Dirk Skagg. Dirk is being paid by Swenson to plant evidence linking TJ to the destruction of some private property in town.

This would get the boy sent to juvenile hall, subsequently disgracing the mayor, paving the way for Swenson to become the new mayor of Blakesville.

Featuring songs written by Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart, "Hot Rod Hot Dogs" is a musical the entire family can enjoy! 

PERFORMANCE LICENSE  All amateur acting rights to this play are controlled exclusively by Kevin T. Baldwin without whose permission no performance, reading or presentation of any kind may be given. On all programs and advertising this notice must appear: “Produced by special arrangement with Kevin T. Baldwin”

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Product details

• File Size: 8786 KB
• Print Length: 112 pages
• Page Numbers Source ISBN: 149478839X
• Publication Date: December 23, 2013
• Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
• Language: English
• ASIN: B00HHXJDQU
• Text-to-Speech: Enabled

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• Word Wise: Enabled
• Lending: Enabled
• Screen Reader: Supported
• Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled
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