Definition: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
Input: Fact1: Don Wilson is preparing to headline new show, Fact2: Arnold Wingate persuades him to take weekend off in country, Fact3: Don happens upon ramshackle theatrical stock company run by Jasper Bolivar and daughter Ginger, Fact4: Ginger mistakes chooses him as best of bad lot, Fact5: Don 's friends attend show and laugh particularly at hijinks

Don Wilson, a famous blackface comedian, is preparing to headline a new show. Arnold Wingate, his manager, persuades him to take a weekend off in the country. When their car breaks down, they go off in search of a mechanic. Don happens upon a ramshackle traveling theatrical stock company run by Jasper Bolivar and his daughter Ginger. One of the actors has quit, so Ginger is holding an audition. When Don asks the hopefuls in line about a garage, Ginger mistakes him for one of the applicants and chooses him as the best of a bad lot. Amused and attracted to Ginger, he accepts the job, giving his name as Harry Mann. Playing a dying Union soldier, Don has one line I love you. and gets kissed by Gingers character. The show, an American Civil War melodrama, is terribly amateurish, but the audience does not know any better and applauds appreciatively. Dons friends attend the show and laugh, particularly at his hijinks. Don repeats his line several times, forcing Ginger to kiss him over and over again. Afterward, Ginger fires him for his bad acting. Wingate has an idea; he signs the company for his Broadway show as a comedy act, though the Bolivars and the rest of the actors are deceived into believing their play has been appreciated. Don has Wingate stipulate that the entire cast be included, so Ginger reluctantly rehires him. He insists on a raise. During rehearsals, Don maintains his disguise by wearing blackface. Even so, he is nearly caught out by Ginger; hurriedly putting on a costume to hide his face, Don has to invent a masquerade party as a reason, and invites her and her troupe to attend. During the party, he tries to seduce her. When she rejects him, he is pleased, certain that she has feelings for his alterego. On opening night, Don has second thoughts about the humiliation the Bolivar troupe is about to face, but it is too late to do anything about it. When Harry Mann cannot be found, Don offers to take his place. All goes as Wingate had anticipated; the audience laughs wildly, as the confused actors continue performing. At the end, Ginger finally realizes what is going on and berates the audience, then walks out into the rain. When Don follows to console her, the rain washes away his makeup and reveals his true identity. She and her father return to their old work. A contrite Don shows up at the audition for a replacement actor. Though Ginger turns away from him, he follows her into the tent and takes her in his arms.