From the publishers Eldridge Plays:
Set in the 1920s, this semi-musical play (contains five piano songs) starts out with two vaudeville troupers who are fleeing New York following their robbery of a theatre box office. They become stranded in the village of Pleasant Corners, Ohio. Broke and hungry, they devise a plan to swindle the local populace by convincing them they have enough talent to produce their own vaudeville show to raise money for a new school. The play tryouts are hilarious: Eloise Findley, the rich spinster, recites "The Bells"; the hillbilly McDowell clan gives their own deadpan rendition of "Little Brown Jug"; and the N.A.G.S. (National Alliance for Good Schools) members form a chorus line.
The Upstage Players produced "Vaudeville's My Home" in July, 2009 in the Upsala Auditorium.
| Harvey Zimmerman | Larry Johnson |
| Clyde J Fish | Randy Borash |
| Emmanuel Thorndike Hooker | Josh Knudtson |
| Joyce Hackman | Leonice Prokott |
| Mrs. Scott | Emma Guthrie |
| Mrs. Reed | Janel Scholz |
| Mrs. Wilson | Lisa Hansen |
| Mrs. Peterson | Pam Schoon |
| Mrs. Arnold | Aleta Edin |
| Mrs. Gaglianno | Marlene Hovland |
| Eloise Findley | Carolyn Kokett |
| J.T. | Brent Pepin |
| Elsie | Hannah Knudtson |
| Emma Jean | Glory Knudtson |
| T.J. | Joe Swanson |
| G.J. | Nate Knudtson |
| P.J. | Aidan Guthrie |
| B.J. | Katie Prokott |
| C.J. | Naomi Knudtson |
| Z.J. | Francis Knudtson |
| Antonio Giovanni Gaglianno | Tony Achmann |
| Margaret Wilson | McKenzie Barth |
| Willy Peterson | Andrew Swanson |
| Sgt. Tim O'Sullivan | Adam Pangrac |
| Officer Jack O'Malley | Mat Hansen |