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The Pi Eta Society play this year is a musical comedy in two acts entitled "Inbad in Trinidad." The scene of the first act is laid in the city square in Trinidad. Alonzo, a gaily dressed bullfighter, who has just discovered the treacherous plans of revolutionists, is being congratulated by the citizens. Bob Richardson, a seller of bombs, becomes jealous at Alonzo's success and at the same time falls in love with the bull-fighter's fiancee, Pepita. In the meanwhile Inbad, a sailor, having been disguised as Alonzo, wins the affections of Tina, a cigarette girl. The second act is laid on the harbor docks of the town. Inbad throws off his disguise and is rejected by Tina but regains her love by successfully taking the place of Alonzo in a bull-fight. After various complications, Bob Richardson escapes from the clutches of Pepita, who goes back to Alonzo, and returns to his wife.
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