John Loves Mary

John, who has been overseas for three years on military service, is welcomed home by his true love Mary. John'sfriend Fred, who saved John's life in the war, had returned home a year before John and he also welcomes John back. John brings Fred what should be a pleasant surprise: Lily - an English girl Fred had fallen in love with, but John had married so that she could come to the U.S. to be with Fred. John hopes to get a quick divorce from Lily, and marry Mary. Mary's family has no notion of John's supposed good deed, and when they insist on an immediate wedding between their daughter and John, things get interesting. Matters are not helped when it is learned that Fred has not only married another girl, but is also an expectant father. In the end, after a botched plan to remedy the entire situation, all is happily resolved.
(Dramtiists Play Service, Inc.)

• Mary McKinley - Suzann Robinson
• Oscar Dugan - Bruce Powers
• Fred Taylor - Bill Mayer
• John Lawrence - Eric Sosa
• Senator James McKinley - Mike Cooney
• Mrs. Phyllis McKinley - Rosemary Payton
• Lt. Victory O'Leary - Daemon Popovich
• George Beechwood - Dennis Legatos
• Lily Herbish - Rania Baxter
• Gen. Harwood Biddle - Michael Warren

 
John (Erick Sosa) and his pal Fred ( William Mayer) negotiate the details of their scheme in John Loves Mary.


John (Eric Sosa) tries to sell his girl Mary ( Suzann Robinson) on postponing their marriage in John Loves Mary.


John (Eric Sosa) isn't exactly thrilled about Mary's (Suzann Robinson) plan to get married three days after returning from WWII in the play, John Loves Mary.

Mrs. McKinley (Rosemary Bradley Payton) is caught in the middle trying to referee a dispute between her husband, the senator on the left (Michael Cooney) and her daughter's fiancee, John on the right (Eric Sosa) in John Loves Mary.