Three Live Ghosts (play)

Two of them are English, with one suffering from memory loss due to shell shock and the other finding out that his life insurance policy has been collected by his mother.

The third soldier is an American with personal reasons for wanting to remain presumed dead.

[1][2][3] The play premiered at the Greenwich Village Theatre in New York, gaining significant attention and drawing packed audiences.

[1] The play also had runs at the Globe Theatre in New Jersey in 1920, presented by Max Marcin[2] and at the Mauch Chunk Opera House in 1921.

[3] The play was described as being unusual by a writer for Delaware's The Morning News, remarking that it had "all the ear marks of a whizzing comedy success".