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"A landmark play when it was first produced in 1970, The Legend of King O'Malley draws on vaudeville traditions to create a larrikin form from which the Australian New Wave theatre took its direction. The underlying story is based on a real life Texan idealist who became a member of two Australian parliaments and was defeated in 1917 for opposing conscription." - [source][1] Written by Michael Boddy & Bob Ellis. [1]: http://australianplays.org/script/CP-1341

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