Text (SCENE)Harry Van Dusen's barber shop in O.K.-by-the-Sea 2),California,population 909. It's an old-fashioned shop,crowded with stuff not usually found in barber shops..Harry himself,for instance.(3 He has never been known to put on a barber's white jacket or to work without a hat of some sort on his head.(4 On the walls,on the shelves,are many odds and ends (5), some apparently washed up by the sea (6),which is a block down the street:shells,rocks,pieces of driftwood,a life jacket, rope,sea plants.There is one old-fashioned chair. When the play begins,Harry is seated in the chair.A boy of nine or ten named Clay Larrabee is giving him a haircut. Text 课 文 (SCENE) Harry Van Dusen’s barber shop in O.K.-by-the-Sea (2), California, population 909. It’s an old-fashioned shop, crowded with stuff not usually found in barber shops…Harry himself, for instance.(3) He has never been known to put on a barber’s white jacket or to work without a hat of some sort on his head.(4) On the walls, on the shelves, are many odds and ends (5), some apparently washed up by the sea (6), which is a block down the street: shells, rocks, pieces of driftwood, a life jacket, rope, sea plants. There is one old-fashioned chair. When the play begins, Harry is seated in the chair. A boy of nine or ten named Clay Larrabee is giving him a haircut