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PREFACE
The object of the present work has been to compile an alphabetical list
of plays, operas, oratorios, sketches, and otlier stage pieces of which any
record can be found since the commencement of the English Stage, giving
authors' names, dates of production, and recording important revivals.
Tlie entries have been corrected up to October 1, 1909.
It is nearly 100 years since the last book of the present kind was pub-
lished, and it is obvious that the veiy large number jof plays, operas,
oratorios, sketches, etc., which have been produced during that period have
made the work of compilation exceedingly heavy. The book referred to is
" The Drama Recorded; or. Barker's List of Plays," a small volume of about
200 pages, published in 1814, and giving title, author's name, and date of
publication of the plays referred to within its covers. Altogether, some
6.500 plays are mentioned, the particulars in all cases being of the briefest
description. The present volume contains references to about 50,000 plays.
In. order to make the Cyclopaedia as comprehensive as possible, refei'-
ence has been made to the works of the great Roman and Grecian authors,
for it is to such masters as Plant us, Terence, Seneca, Aristophanes,
iEschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, and others that the plots of some import^xnt
plays can be traced. The works of these classic writers will be found in
collective forms under the headings Greek Plays, Latin Plays, etc. Refer-
ences have also been made under the headings French Classical Plays,
German Classical Plays, etc., to the works of Moliere, Corneille, Goethe,
Schiller, Tasso, and other more modem geniuses, and our own Shakespeare
has received serious attention.
Tragedy and Comedy both originated in Greece some 500 years B.C.
The early Roman dramatic writers belonged to a little later period.
England was late in receiving the art. Geoffrey, a Frenchman by birth,
an Abbot of St. Albans, introduced religious tragedies to his scholars about
1110 A.D. The first piece they acted was called " The Miracles of St.
Catherine." After that date Mysteries and Miracle Plays were performed
from time to time.
These representations were given in churches or on wooden moveable
platforms raised in tho market-places.
PREFACE.
Tlie most important of the Miracle Plays are the Chester Plays, the
Coventry Plays, the Wakefield (Towneley) Plays, and the York Plays. Full
particulars of these and other similar representations will be found under
the heading Miracle Plays. In the year 1378 the scholars of St. Paul's
School presented a petition to King Richard II. praying His Majesty to
prohibit some persons from representing jDublicly the histoiy of the Old
Testament.
On July 18, 19, and 20, 1390, Interludes iwere played at Skinnei-'s
Well. The Chester Plays were performed between 1328 and 1577, and we
again hear of their joerfonnance in 1600.
In 1535 a comedy called "Piscatorj or, The Fisher Caught," was
written by one John Hoker, but tl^e first English comedy proper is
generally acknowledged to have been " Ralph Roister Doister," by Nicholas
Udall, in 1551. Another early comedy was "Gammer Gurton's Needle,"
written by Bishop Still about 1566, and printed in 1575.
The first English tragedy worthy of consideration was by Thomas Sack-
ville, Lord Buckhurst, and called " Gorboduc " (although it is said that the
first two acts were from the pen of Thomas Norton and the j-emaining two
only were by Sackville). It was acted before Queen Elizabeth on
Januaiy 18, 1562, and printed in 1565.
The first Italian comedy was Bajardo's " Timone,"' produced 'before
1494, 'but a jmstoral draraia by Agnolo Poliziano, entitled " Orfeo," had
appeared in 1472. In that year also the first Spanish comedy was written.
The first Italian opera is regarded by Sismondi to ihave been " Daphne,"
which dates from about 1594.
It may be mentioned that the first patent to act plays was granted by
Queen Elizabeth, in 1574, to James Burbage, the father of the great
tragedian, Richard Burbage, an actor in the Earl of Leicester's company.
The first theatre built was erected on the site of what is now Holywell
Lane, Shoreditch. A lease was granted to James: Burbage on April 13,
1576, and the building, costing between £600 and £700, was erected and
opened a few months later. It was known as The Theatre, and it had but
a short life. The ground landlord, in 1597, stated that he required the
ground for other purposes, and the building was pulled down. The
materials were removed to Bankside, Southwark, and there was erected Tlie
Globe.
But in the meantime other theatres had been built. The Curtain was
erected in the same neighbourhood as The Theatre in 1577; The Hope, on
Bankside, was built in 1585, but this wasi indeed a poor structure; Tlie
Rose, in the same district of Bankside, was opened in 1592, and The Black-
friars — the site of which is now covered by the office of the Times and
Playhouse Yard — ^was built in 1596. It was at The Globe and The Bhck-
friars that the w^orks of Shakespeare were first produced.
After that time theatres sprung up in different directions. The
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, was built in 1663, and the noted Lincoln's Inn
Theatre was erected in 1672.
PREFACE. 5
— _ — I _
At the present time there are no fewer than fifty-nine theatres in
Loudon alone, and sixty-four variety theatres. In addition to these there
are many other halls licensed for dramatic perfonnances.
For the purposes of easy reference and research, care has been taken in
the present work to give references and cross-references in cases where plays
have been derived from novels or from other plays, and in other ways the
Cyclopaedia has been made as complete as possible.
In compiling this work, a task which has covered a period of upwards
of twenty years, I have received valuable assistance from many sources, and
I wish specially to acknowledge the information kindly supplied by Dr. Gow,
the headmaster of Westminster School, and by Dr. Gray, of Bradfield
College, Berkshire, where notable i-epresentations of Latin and Greek plays
respectively are periodic:illy given; also the sei-vices kindly rendered by the
Librarians at the British Museum, Guildhall, and other libraries; the con-
tinuous and helpful work of my wife; the veiy valuable assistance rendered
by Mr. L. Carson, Editor of The Stage ; Mr. George Grahame, and Mr. Fred
Grove, all of whom have contiibuted much useful information and practical
help.
It may not be generally known that the library of the British Museum
contains upwards of 600,000 playbills, carefully arranged and bound in 340
volumes. There are 170 volumes of London playbills, 167 volumes of pro-
vincial playbills, and three volumes containing foreign playbills. Liberal
reference has been made to these and to many other smaller collections.
The lives of noted theatrical personages, tlie histories of our theatres,
the numerous collections of plays and other dramatic works, have all
received careful scrutiny, and it is from such sources that the infonxiation
within these pages has been derived.
In dealing wuth such an enormo'-is number of dates it is too much to
expect the absence of eiTors, but every care has been taken to attain that
accuracy and completeness which are necessary to ensure the usefulness and
reliability of the information contained in a work of this description.
Deeember 6, 1909. REGINALD CLARENCE.
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ABBREVIATIONS
A = acts
Ac = acted
Adap. = adapted, adaptation
Add. = added, additional
Alt.=altered, alteration
Amat. = amateur
Arr. = arranged
Ascr. = ascribed
B.0. = ballad opera
Borr. = borrowed
Burl. =burlesque
Burla. = burletta
C. = comedy
CD. = comic dra'Tia
C.G. = Covent Garden
C.O.=comic opera
(C.P.) = copyright perforn>anc8
Ca. = comedietta
Cant. = cantata
Comp. = composed
D. = drama
D.L. = Drury Lane
Di V. = divertissement
Dom.=domestic
Dr. =dramatic
Dram. = dramatised
Duol. = duologue
Eng. = English
E nt. = entertainment
Epi. = epilogue
Eq.=equestrian
Extrav. = eitravagan za
F. = farce, farcical
f.= founded
Fr. = French
fr. = from
H.=hall
Hay. = Haymarket
H.M. = His Majesty's
Her M. = Her Majesty's
Hist. = historical, history
Hum. = humorous
Inc.=incident
Inst. = institute
Int. = interlude
K. = king
rj.I.F. = Lincoln's Inn Fields
Lib. = libretto
Lie. = licensed
M.=music
M.C.=mu ical comedy
M.D.=musical drama
M.E.=musical ent.
M.F. = musical farce
M.H. = Music Hall
M.I.=musical interlude
M.P. = musical play
MS.=manuscript
Mat.=matin6e
Melo-d. =melo-drama
Mono'. = monologue
Mus. = musical
N.ac.=not acted
N.p. = not printed
N.publ. = not published
0.= opera
O.H. = Opera House
Oa.=operetta
Ooc. = occasional
Op. bo. = Opera-Boufte
Op. C — Opera Comiqu
Orat. = oratorio
Orig.= original
P. = play
P.H.^publichall
P. O.W. = Prince of Wales
Pant. = pantomime
Pav. = pavilion
Perf. = performance, performed
Pl.=played
Pr. = printed
Prel. — prelude
Pro.=pro)ogue
Prod.=produced
Publ.=published
Ps.= pseudonym
Q.= Queen
R. — rooms
Bey.=revi'-al, revised
Rom. = romance, romantic
8.C. = serio-comic
Sacr. = sacred
Sat. = satirical
Sk. = sketch
Spec. = spectacle, spectacular
T. = tragedy
T.O. = tragi-comedy
T.H. = Town Hall
T.R. = Theatre Royal
Tab. = tableau
Tr. = transformed
Transl. = translated, translation
Trf d. = transferred
XJnf. = unfinished
Unk.=unknown
V.= vaudeville
Ver. = version
Wr.>=; written
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Ii\erpool P.O.W., OctDber 13, 1873
AFTER ALL V. lib. by Frank Desprez. M.
by Alfred Cellier. Op. Comique, December 16,
1878.
AFTER ALL. P. Prol. 3 a. Freeman Wills
and Fredk. Langbridge. Fr. Lord Lytton's
novel, " Eugene Arum." Dublin T.R., Octo-
be" 7, 1901; Avenue, January 15, 1902.
AFTER BALACILA\A. Sk. Empress, June
■M, WOS.
AFTER DARK; A TALE OF LONDON LIFE.
D. 4 a. Dion Boucicault. Princess's, August
12, 1868, and rev. November 9, 1891.
AFTER DARKNESS, DAWN. Dom. D. la.
A A. Dowty. Toole's, May 27, 1S82.
AFTER DINNER. F. 1 a. Herbert Gardner.
AFTER DINNER. F. F. Heimore, Uxbridge
T.R., May 18, 1871.
AFTER LONG \ EARS. D la. S.Grundy.
Taken fr. Scribe and Camille's Le Mauvais
Sujet. Folly, December 6, 1879.
AFTER LONG YEARS. CD. 3 a. Arthur
Law. Fr. story by Mrs. Herbert Purvis. Tor-
quay T.R., October 20, 1886; Criterion, Feb-
ruary 2, 1887.
AFTER LONG YEARS. Ca. Gerald God-
frey la Dewsbury T.R., December 22, 1888;
Pavilion, December 16, 1889.
AFTER MANY DAYS. Ca. 1 a. Arthur El-
wood. Globe, March 14, 1887.
AFTER MANY DAYS. P. 1 a. Robert
Hickings. Eastbourne New Pier Pavilion, De-
cember 2, 1901.
AFTER MANY YEARS. C. A. R. Eyres.
St. Geo. H., February 5, 1880.
AFTEIR MANY YEAPi,S. P. 1 a. Aimig
Hughes. Douglas, Gaiety, September 16, 1907.
AFTER MARRIAGE. Ca. la. J.W.Jones.
Leeds T.R., April 30, 1875.
AFTER SEVEN YEARS. Dr. Sk. Marie
Muggeridge. Belfast, Royal, April 2C, 1907.
AFTER TEN YEARS. P la. Percy H.
Vernon on Victor Hugo's Les Misfrahles. Bir-
kenhead, T. Metropole, October 21, 1892.
Edw. Yates. GalJexy
Ca. F.
16, 1895
Kinsey Peile.
; Queen's H.
Ca. Charles
September 9,
1
H.
a. Cyril
December
3 a. C. Eraser
September 11, 1903.
Bayswater Bijou,
AiFTER THE BALL.
of lul'ustriation, 18B9.
AFTER THE BALL.
St. James's T., July
(small), June 24, 1898.
AFTER THE BALL. F.C. Edward Ferris,
B. Matthews, and Neville Doone. Globe,
March 27, 1901 (C.P.) ; Margate Grand, October
29, 1903.
AFTER THE PARTY. C. 1 a. T. H. Lacy.
Publ. by S. French, Ltd. Plot similar to
Fottij Winks.
AFTER THE RACES. Co. episode. 1 sc.
Walter Howard. Collins' M.H., August 18,
1905.
AFTER THE REHEARSAL.
Osborne. Wolverhami)ton T.R.,
1888.
AFTER THE STORM. P.
Austen-Lee. Dumbarton Burgh
11, 1895
AFTER TWENTY YEARS. P. 1 a. Maurice
H. Hoffman. Mechanics' Inst., Stockport,
January 23, 1896.
AFTERGLOW, THE. C.
Wood. Llandudno Grand,
AFTERMATH. P. 1 a.
June 22, 1893.
AFTERNOON. See Princess Carlo's Plot.
AFTERTHOUGHTS. Epis. 1 a. Albert
E. Drinkwater. Bayswater Bijou, June 12,
1809; Coronet, November 2fi, IWo; Garriek,
June 5, lece.
AGAINST MOM US' AND ZOILUSS. Dr.
Piece. John Bale, Bishop of Ossory. Pro-
bably written between 1530 and 1540.
AGAINST THE TIDE. D. C. H. .Hazle-
wood. Britannia, June 2, 1879.
AGAINST THE TIDE. D. 4 a. F. A.
Scudamore. Surrey, August 3, 1896.
AGAINST THOSE WHO ADULTERATE
THE WORD OF GOD. Dr. piece. John Bale.
Probably written between 1530 and 1540.
AGAMEMNON. T. Trans, from Seneca
(B.C. 58-32) by J. Studley. Pr. 1563; Newton
T., 1581.
AGAMEMNON. P. Ascribed to Henrv
C!u4tle and Thos. Dekker. Ac. 1599..
AGAMEMNON.
1734. Pr. 1738.
AGAMEMNON.
(B.C. 458) by R.
1824; Bovd, 1824;
Plumptre, 1869.
AGAMEMNON.
C. Lloyd. 1815.
AGAMEMNON. See " Greek Plays."
AGAMEMNON AND CASSANDRA; or, THE
PROFIT AND LOSS OP TROY. Burl. R.
Reece. Liverpool Prince of Wales's, April 13,
1868.
AiGAiMiElMNON AND UiLYSSFjS. P. Acted
before ihe Court, 1564.
AGAMEMNON CHCEPHORI AND EUME-
NIDES. See The Stonj of Oreste/:.
AGATHA. P. 3 a. Isaac Henderson. Cri-
T. J. Thompson. D.L.
T. Trans, from ^Eschylus
Potter. Pr. 1777. Svnions,
Buckley, 1849; Davies, 1868;
T. Alfieri, 1783. Trans, by
1892.
Afterwards called The
Mrs. Humphry Ward
His Majesty's, March
tciion, May 24,
Silent Battle.
AGATHA. P. 3 a
and Louis N. Parker.
7, 1905.
AGATHA; OR, THE LAWFUL WIFE. D.
Pro. and 3 a. 0.swald Brand. Sadler's Wells,
August 15, 1892.
THE STAGE" CYCLOPJEDIA.
13
AGATHA; OR, THE LOST CHILD OF THE
MANOK. Oil. Maurice Johnstone. Co-opera-
tive Hall, Morley, April 30, 1804.
AGATHA TYLDEN, MERCHANT AND
SHIPOWNER. P. 4 a. Edward Rose. Hay-
market, October 17, 1892.
AGATHOCLES; or, THE SICILIAN
T\KANT. T. P. Perrinrliief. 1C7G.
AGE D'AMOUR. L'. P. 4 a Piene NVoUl.
Terry's, June 5, 1905.
AGE OK INNOCENCE, THE. Ca. Fredk.
Ferm. Royalty, December 5, 1904. C.p.
AGE OF LOVE, THE. P. 1 a. W. Waite
Sanderson. Art Gallery, Newcastle-on-Tyne,
November S, 1895.
AGE WE LIVE IN, THE. D. 5 a. Bir-
mingham Grand, May 22, 1893.
AGED FORTY. C. 1 a. John Courtney.
Princess's, February 2, 1844.
AGENT, THE. F. Francis Raphael. Park-
hurst, March 21, 1892.
AGENT, THE. M.F. E. N. O'Connor and
F. Warden Reed. Oldham Colosseum, Jan-
uary 6, 1902.
AGES AGO. E. W. S. Gilbert. M. by F.
Clay. Gallery of Illustration, November 22,
1869.
AGESILAS. T. Corneille. imH. See " French
Classical Plays."
AGGRAVATING SAM. CD. 2 a. C. J.
Mathews and Co. Lyceum, December 6, 1854.
AGGRESSION; OR, THE HEROINE OF
YUCATAN. Ballet of Action. ? by Mr. Far-
ley C,G. \m\\, 1805.
AG IS. 'T. John Home. Founded on story
in Spartan History. D.L. February 21, 1758.
AGIS (Agide). T. Alfieri, 17S8. Trans, by
C. Lloyd. 1815.
AGITATOR, THE. Orig. P. 1 a. Mrs.
Oscar Beringer. Hicks. December 9, 190".
AGLAURA. T.C. Sir John Suckling, Bart.
Acted at private house in Blackfryars, 164(3.
Pr. 1638.
AGLAVAINE AND SELYSETTE. D o a.
Alfred Sutro. Transl. fr. Maurice Maeter-
linck. Court, November 15, 1904.
AGMUNDA. T. Hannah Brand. Hay. This
is her play, Huniades, revised.
AGNES. C. 2 a. Adap. fr. Moliere's
L'Ecolc des Femmes. By Robert Buchanan.
Comedy, March 21, 1885.
AGNES. See Jealousy, Andrea, I he Coun-
tess and the Dancer.
AGNES BERNAUER. ?. 2 a. T. J. Scrle.
C.G., April '111, 1S39.
AGNES BERNiAUER. 0. F. MottI (Weimar,
1830).
AGNES DE CASTRO. T. Mrs C.rkoiin.
F on French novel of same name. Transl. by
Mrs. Behn. T.R., 1696.
AGNES DE HOHENSTAUFEN. 0. Si/ontuii.
IQQQ
AGNES DE VERE: OR, THE BKOK'.N
HEART (or. The Wife's Revenge). D. 3 a.
Adap. fr. the French by .). II. Buckstone.
Adelphi, November 10, 1S34.
\GNES OF BAVARIA. P. 5 a. Frcdl;.
Hawley. Gaiety, October 31, 1883.
AGNES OF BAVARIA; OR, LOVE AND
LOVE'S VISION. D. F. Haywcll. Notting-
ham T.R., November 9, 1868.
AGNES ST. AUBYN. Do. D. Miss Pardoc.
Adelphi, January, 1841.
AGNES SOREL. 0. G. A Beckett. St.
J.iires's, December, 1835.
AGNESE. 0. Paer. 1820
AGNESE. 0. Guindaui, Piacenza. 1878.
AGONY COLU.MN, THE. Afterwards called
The Morning Post. F. Aubrey Fitzgerald.
T.H., Kilbuin, July 10, 1894. ^.
AGONY COLUMN, THE. F.P. 1 a. Tom
Tcrriss. Gaiety, February G, 1901
AGONY COLUMN, THE. See A Bold Ad-
vertisertient.
AGRA-MA-CHRE'3. D. 5a. Edmund Fal-
coner. Manchester T.R., March 8, 1875.
AGREEABLE RE-UNION, L". Divertisee-
ment. Ac. at King's, December 30, 1806.
AGREEABLE SEPARATION, THE. C.E.
Dr. Coiling'wood. Pr. (n.d.) N.ac.
AGREEABLE SURPRISE, THE. C. "Anon.
.\c. at Mr. Rule's Academy. Pr. 1766.
Transl. from ' Marivaux."
A(iREEAKLE SURPRISE. THE. CO 2 a.
Jchn O' Keefe. Hay., 1781, 1796, 1806, 1823,
1(532. Originally prod, at Dublin as The Secret
Enlarged.
AGRIPPA, KING OF ALBA, OR THE
FALSE TIBERINUS. T.C. Tr. fr. the French
of Quinault (1637-88) by J. Dancer. T.R., Dub-
lin, Pr. 1675.
AGRIPPINA. T. Bergerac Containing
thoughts and phrases fr. Shakespeare.
AGRIPPINA. O. Handel. Venice, 1708.
AGRIPPINA. T. Thos. Gray (died 1772).
Pr. 1775.
AGRIPPINA. T. in rhjme. John, Lord
Hervey (died 1743). N.p. N.ac.
AGRIPPINA. See Julia Agrippina.
AGRIPPINA, EMPRESS OF ROME. T.
Thos. May. Ac. 1628. Pr. 1639 and 1654. See
Julia Agrippina.
AH! QUE L'AMOUR EST AGREABLE. C.
Dtlaporte. 1862.
AH! WHAT A PITY!! OR. THE DARK
KNIGHT AND THE FAIR LADY. M.D. Ly-
ceum, September 28, 1818.
AHASUERUS. See King Ahasuerus.
AIDA. Ital. 0. 4 a. Verdi. Cairo, Decem-
ber 24, 1871. C.G., June 22, 1876.
AIDA. 0. 4 a. Verdi. Trans, into Eng. bj"
Henry Hersee. H.M.T., February 19, ISSO.
AIDA, L'. CD. Croydon T.R., June 19,
1876.
AIDAN; OR, THE WARFARE OF LOVE
Hist. D. 4 a. James J. Blood. Birmingham,
St. Aidan's Ass. R. November 20, 1905.
AIEULE, L'. O. Boieldieu. Paris, 1841.
AIG'LON, L'. D. C a. Edmond Rosland.
T. Sarah Bernhardt November 15, 1900;
He- M , June 3, 1901.
AILEEN; OR, FOILED AT LAST. D. 2 a.
J. P. Collins. Grecian, April 15, 1872.
AILEEN ASTHORE; OR, IRISH FIDELITY.
D. 4 a. C H. Hazlewood. Portsmouth, R.
Albert, February 20, 1871.
AIiNE, L'. Royalty, October 2i6, 1S87.
AIR-BALLOON, THE. Mus. D. Pr. 1784.
AIREY ANNIE. A travestie of Ariane. 4 a.
(1 scene). F. C Burnand. Strand, April 4,
1888.
AIRSHIP, THE. F. 1 a. R. Hastings, with
"suggestions" by G. Lane Canterbury,
April 5, 1909.
AIRSHIP, THK. Sk. Roland Hastings.
Xottenha' Jalace, August 1), 1909.
CYCLOPAEDIA.
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irnk a -reem tbe art*. The p?r''. »»*
flBos^B -. --:st. «1m> save as arcoaas o<
ea_i zktntt^ m the vi^ve.
ALAJTS WIFE SSsdy. 3 sc F. ob story
by Eia Aet^s. Terry's, April SB, 18SS. <I»-
ALAKBAS. Dram. O. B • "A GeBtkseaB
Qi Qealiiy." Prod. KW.
ALAECt'S. T. 5 a. St. Hob. BeaiamiB
I^raEli, M.P. ls3>. Astleys, AagBst 1, Ues.
-ALAEKAS T F. C. SeHefeL ISOS.
-ALARM. 1 HE J M. S^iney. Pr. at Cork.
AT xP.VTXa SACEIFICE- AX. D. J. B.
B■^:^iiT•:•De HiT.. J-i^j- li. 15^.
ALAEMiST: OE. CHEEEFrL OPLSIOSS,
THE Is: DT J. P Soc^deaa. Ac lies. Pr.
IrtS
ALASEM FOE LONIK>X: OE. THE SIEGE
OF AXTWEFJ". .VITH THZ ^-EVT^ £0r5
ACTS AND V\TT\VE PEEPS OF A LaME
SCLDIEE. AS" T-C. PrTfcably by Mar5t-?fi.
i5si5t<r-i bj Mir'cTte aE.d Shsiesj-eare. Pk*i
saiea friia lii Trj .-ft-nX xxiM'i'Ty v- the Citg
*' A^f.-v-rry. Ae fcj Lesid Chambef Iain's ser-
ALAS': - 7 She*. m4.
ALASKA. D. 4 *. Ada?, by Albert Scgera
froe Ajaeriraia ver. of W. L. Lcekvood.
S:-:>:'r:-:-a E-?yai. A-^ssse €, 39C£.
ALBA- A-. St oiSard before -Ubates de
JVlaic a P; e. 1583-
ALBEEE p. Tbos. Hcywood aad
WeciiTMTh SiJ_z-.. Ac I'Ve. >. vi-
.ALBEET AXP ADELAIDE: OE- THE VIC-
IIM OF OJXSTAXCT. Eoffl. ProbaWy by
S.IIZJ. Birch. CO.. 17!^. Z^- pL
ALBEET AVD ADELAIDE. 5^ Caftmim
»* ^'rii'^i.'Tr.
ALBEET AXD E05ALIE. !>:!=- S« Drm-
ALBEET AEXALL: OB. THE DEATH
5P£LL B^rl. D.P.H. Vjncria. Mirh r^.
isir.
-ALBEET DE EOSEX. D. 4 a. Mrs. S.
LuK. Britaaaia, ABsnsi 9>. 157^
ATRFgT* T. J. Carter. Prad. 17*7. 5. a.
ALBEETT"^ WALLEVSTEry. LATE DEKE
OF FEIDL-AVD AND Gt^SERAL TO THE EM
I-EEOS FEEDE5AXD IL T. HeEry Glap-
th'zr&s. Gfc*e. BaEiHde, les*. Prod. 1?3S.
.AJ.Biy O. E>X->o. VjesEa. lS5t.
ALBIXA- COr-^TESS 3AIM0VD. T. airs.
Cc^tey. ?r>L Hay-, ITTJ.
ALBIOX. laieriide. Prt*»biy -zisx as
APyfcm Saiffit
ALBIOX: OS- THE COUET OF XEPTTXE.
Mafooe. T. Cooke. Prod. 17^4.
-ALBIOX AXD ALBAXirS. O. J- Drrdea.
M. if Ctarks II.'s FreBeb baadstafter. L«»«5
Gr^bae. Ac. as T. ia DocKt Gank^. Prod.
1G55.
U-BIOX QUEEX?: OE. THE DEATH OF
VAET QEEEX OF SCOTS. THE. T. Joha
Bisss. O.L. M«-:!; C, 17i>4.
ALB" - =■«■ lii^^d Q^eemJi.
U.E: ID: OE, TIME TUEXD
CCULISI i:^...:iT X. ac Prod. 17.57.
ALBIOX '5 TEIUMPH. Masoae. By Anie-
Haa TovBseMd. PoL st Covt by Kiac.
Oaeea. aad 9Fv«ral aoUoaea, IfSL
• VIVE, KIXG OF THE L0MBAED8.
: ■ - Wrs Da-, a-ast. Frod. aad pert. ie».
ALB' M. THE- F- T. Haya^ Bayly. 5t.
Ji-x-^ =. Aprfi U. IS3:5.
: "MAZAB. Bee Tie Attnl^rr.
-_L'MAZ\E. C. !>*rid Garrick- D.L,
177*. itieraitkm at Tf lii' Mbmmi^zsr.
THE STAGE'' CYCLOFJEDIA.
is
ALBUMAZIE, IHS ASTEjOSOMEiL C.
TboB. lomkii, of Trin. CoU., C*m- Ar mi-
t»tK.>ii cl an Italian C. by Pohl
L'Atiruiogo ic t tJore King at Ci..
b/ gentiemea of Trin. Coll., Maitii i', .-.li.-
AttersrardB !eT. at D.L., -with proL by Irty-
dea
ALBYOK KMGHT, THE. P Aoon. lafcS.
Mentioned by Eirkman.
ALCAD); OE. the EECEET5 OF OFFICE,
THE. CO. S a. Jas. teniiey. Hay., Augngt
10, liS4-
ALCAMEXES AND MENALIPPA. T. W.
PhiljpE. Clhed Becember li, !''&.)
ALCAKTAEA. CO. 2 a E. B. "ST coif. M.
bT JulioB Eichberg. Connangbt, Sorember 1,
1S7».
AlCESTE. O. 5 A. Lulii. Jannarr M.
1€74.
ALCE5TE. T. Lagrajige, MM.
ALCESTE. O BmoJiett, I7<7.
ALCE5TE. O. Cates^i^ M. by GladL.
Tietuaa, 1775, Paris. 1//*.
ALCESTIS. T. TransL fr. Euripides (B.C.
43f,i. E. Potwr, ITel; IL ■Wodhull, ITte; Ed-
▼ardE, 1S24; Kerins, ISTO; 'WiUianB, 1S71: ajid
■vi\h Bneklty'6 proee UaiifiL Set " Greek
Flays."
AlJCESnS. THE OEIGISAL 5TE0XG-
MDfDED VOMAN. CiafiBJeal BurL la.
Francis Talfonrd. Strand. July 4, 1S50.
ALCHEMIST, THE MedicTal p. 3 a. Ob-
iBoed s*nHin£if.rand BJnBiiigiiam T.E., Hareb
AI^CHEmST, THE. Ei. 'Wm. "Warden aid
Fredk. Uoyd. Bedford, Augrist 17, 1SI0«.
ALCHEMIST. THE. See Di* Empiric.
ALCHEJOST OF MOD EX A ; OE. THE
WEOKGS OF A LIFE, THE. D. F. Charlton.
Britamiia, >"oTe«*»er IB, 196*.
-4LCHTMIST, DEB- E.0 S a. Fr. ■Waeb-
tm-cffi iTTiiig's BOTel. M. bT Bpohr. Jilt 2t,
ISSCi. D.L-, M*rcn 3Ci, ISSi.
ALCHTMIST. THE. C. Ben Jtasson. Ac
by Hii Mtj. serrauts. KCO. Prod. 1610. It.
August, S. 1«:.4. Alt. intio The Tobacconist by
F. Gentuemaa. It'O. Alt. rer. j.erf. DX. Est.
by E'iizab. Sta^ge Soc. a»d pL at Apotiecariee''
H.. Biackfriajs.. Febroajy 24, 1399, aod at the
licpa-ial. J-Qiy 11, 1K£.
ALCIABIADES ; OE, ALCIBIADE5. T. Tfa.
Otvay. 5:<«T- Ir. Xejos aitd Plutarch. Tkis
•was Ofways " lirsi pi^, and dedicated to tbe
Earl oS Middlesex. Daia of Tcrt's, 1675. T.E-,
1657.
AliCIBIADE. T. Caaifistna, ISBB.
aIjCibiades. t. WB.shariey. AfcoiitiTTe.
ALCIBIADES. See Seft.
ALCIDA. GrecBfe, 1SB&
-ALCIDt^S LES. ToaR de Fwoe dspbyed by
MM. MaBd>e and Daras. First t^ae b tbis
oonitry. Di_ AprH 38, ISS
AlCDvA. O. HaBdel. KS^ira.
ALCJXE. O. A. C-ampra. ITte.
ALDEEMAX. THE C. Ja Ada*, fr. tbe
FreBch L'Ecritage ic If. Pbtmet of Bauila*
and Capendii by Jas- Mortamer. Criteriim,
.\pril 29. 1S87.
ALDEEMAX5 GOWK: OR, A TKIF TO
PAEIS. THE. F. la. H. AbraluaK. Stnad,
October f. Isoi.
ALDGATE PlMP J. F. Saville. Strand,
Jtme 7. l^41.
ALEMiON. P. Ac before tbe Cowrt at
Wiut.tiall. I>ecember, 157S.
ALEEAME THE E >'■
MfciO-d. DiriT::. Pet..
AUiai5A>'DE<J. 0. paUcri riii,. iai»»-at.
ALESSAKDEO KELL' IKDIE. O. Metae-
tasio, 1726. See Alexaitdro, etc.
ALE53AyD£0 AVD BTEADELiA. See
Stradeila.
.A.LE55AyDE)0 STEADELIA. 0. Fiotow.
Hamburg. 1544.
AT.FYtVDFR. O. Anthony HenJey (died
1711;. M. by PurcfclL
ALEiAXDEE a3sD DIOGEKEc. See LiUy *
Court Covi^diet.
ALEXAKDEE AXD LODOWTEEL P. Mai-
tiD Slaughter. Ac Ibbh. K.p.
ALEXA5D?' ^'-r- STATIEA; OE. THE
DEATH or - ALUS. Bxiri. Prob. by
Dr. Geo. 'W; at Tore. LeedE, aud
tdiDbiirgh. Bfclore lili.
ALEiASTDEE ASD THE EJSG OF
EGTPI. Mock P. Ac Pr. 1738.
ALEXAXDEE BALUfi. O. Dr. TboE. Mo-
ren. C.G., 174i.
ALEXAKDEE. CAMPASPE, AJTD DIO-
GEVE5. T.C. John Lyly. PL before Q. Elix.
faT Children of St. Paul's 15^4, and at Blat*-
friarE. Pr. l3i4 PL taken from Pliny's Sat.
History.
ALEXAXDEE THE GEEAT. T. Ft. B-acine
bT John OxelL 1714. See " French Claesicai
Plays."
ALEXAJTD-EE THE GEEAT. O. LXi-
1715.
ALEXAXDEE TKE GiEEAT. F. Jo&egxh
Diliey and W. Albery.
ALEXAVDZE THE GEEAT. T. Alt. fr.
Lee's Rival QvA^ra. Di. C.G. R-. 177<i.
ALEXAXDEE THE GEEAT. Bee The Eival
Queens.
ALEXA^TDEE THE GEEAT: OE. TKE
CONQCEST or PEESIA. p£iit. J. DEgrilie.
Di. Pr. 17&5. il. by EriiZiaski MIQer.
ALEXAXDEE THE GEEAT; OE, THE
ER'AL QrEENS. T. 5 a. Sat. Lee, 1675.
DX. C.G., 1S07.
ALEXAXDEE THE GEEAT; OP^ THE
EIVAL QrEEXS. BiirL Colley Cibber. S.p.
ALEXAXDEE THE GEEAl IS LTTTXE.
BtirL T. Drodin 5-L--aiHi. AuCnst 7, 1BS7.
ALEXAXDEE THE SIXTH. T. Ac. before
Eis M^iesTT. Entered at Staticmere' C«., Oc-
xoifsr 'it, 16i'7.
ALEXAXDEE'S FEABT. Concertc-. EasdeL
16>»-1759.
ALEXAlsDEE'S FEAST. O. Anon. ITaX
ALEXASDEA. P. 4 a. Adap. fr. tiie GfT-
man of Dr. Eiehard Voss. Eoyalty March 4,
1S8S.
ALEXAXDEAEAS TEAGEDT; OE, THE
ILEXAXDEIAXS. THE. T. lit. fion. "Wnu
.iiexaadfer. Earl Stirling. Plot fr. Qnintus Cur-
tins. Pr 1605. See The Mo-narchic IragediCB.
A-LEXAXDEEl. T. Eadne. 1665.
ALEXAXDEO XELL'_I5rD-rE. O. Fkeini,
£<ome, 17ae: Xapies. l.,i.
ALEXAS: OE. THE CHASTE GALLAST.
Ihilip Mas5in-'cr. Ac. by E-incs Co. Septem-
ber t5, If.SP.
ALEXHsA. P. Knovlea. Strand May 21,
1S66.
H°roU TaBB^ CrjEt.
ALEXIS. D. 4 8
Pal., Xorember .■
ALEXIS AXD -
173a. S.p.
M. laece. LXF.
16-
THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
ALEXIS'S PARADISE. 0. Anon. 1680.
ALEXIS'S PARADISE; OR, A TRIP TO
THE GARDEN OF LOVE AT VAUXHALL.
C. Jas. Newton. Pr. 1722 and 1732.
ALEXIUS; OR, THE CHASTE LOVER. See
Alexas.
ALFONSO AND CLAUDINA. THE FAITH-
FUL SPOUSE ; OR, THE HATED RACE. 1 a.
Cry. Palace, 1862.
ALFONSO AND ESTRELLA. O. 3 a.
Schubert, Weimar. 1854.
ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE. T. M. G.
Lewis. C.G., January 15, 1802. Pr. 1801.
ALFONSO THE NOBLE. Hist. 0. in Yiddish.
J. Gordin. Pav., April 1, 1907.
ALFRED. T.C. (Dedicated to Lady Blouiit
by her brother, R.K.) 1659.
ALFRED. Masque. Jas. Thomson and
David Mallet. Ac. at Cliefdon, August 1,
1740. Pr. 1740.
ALFRED. O. Alt. fr. masque of same
name by Arne or his pupil, Burney. C.G.,
1745.
ALFRED. T. John Home. C.G. (3 nights).
Pr. 1778.
ALFRED. T. Mallet, by David Garrick.
D.L. Pr. 1773.
ALFRED. Hist. T. Ac. at Sheffield 1789.
ALFRED. P. Lady Clarke Jervoise. New,
June 28, 1904.
ALFRED. See The Magic Banner.
ALFRED. See Rule, Britannia.
ALFRED; OR, THE MAGIC BANNER. D.
3 a. J. O'Keefe Hay.. 1796. Pr. 1798.
ALFRED; OR, THE ROAST BEEF OF OLD
ENGLAND. Masque. J. Thomson and Mallet.
Converted into pi. by Mallet 1751. It con-
tains the famous song, " Rule Britannia."
ALFRED AND EMMA. P. F. on Kotzebue's
Red Cross Knights. 1806.
ALFRED LE GRAND. Hist, ballet. Ly-
ceum (rev.), June 9, 1823.
ALFRED THE GREAT. Mus. D. Anon.
D.L., 1745.
ALFRED THE GREAT. D. H. M. Mitaer.
Coburg, February 9, 1824.
ALFRED THE GREAT; OR, THE MIN-
STREL KING. Hist. Extrav. Robt. B.
Biough. Olympia, December 26, 1859.
ALFRED THE GREAT; OR, THE PA-
TRIOT-KING. Hist. P. 5 a. J. Sheridan
Knowles. D.L., 1831.
ALFRED THE GREAT AT ATHELNEY. T.
Stratford de Redcliffe. 1876.
ALFRED THE GREAT, DELIVERER OF
HIS COUNTRY. T. Anon. Pr. 1753.
ALFRED THE GREAT INGRATE. Burl.
Wentworth V. Bayley. Portsmouth T.R., May
S, 1871.
ALGERIAN, THE. O. vaud. 3 a. Glen
M'Donough. M. by Reginald de Koven. Park-
hurst, September 25, 1893 (C.P.).
ALGERINE SLAVES, THE. M.E. James
Cobb. Ac. at the O.H. in the Hay. 1792. An
abridgement of The Strangers at Home.
ALGONAH. CO. James Cobb. D.L., April
3u, 1802. An alt. fr. The Cherokee. Songs pr.
It02. •
ALHAMBRA; OR, THE THREE BEAUTI-
FUL PRINCESSES. Burl, extrav. Albert
Smith. Princess's, April 21, 1851.
ALI BABA. O. Cherubini. Paris, 1833.
ALI B.\BA. Fairy tale. 4 scenes. Mrs.
Hugh Bell. Adelphi, May 18, 1903.
ALI BABA; OR, THE FORTY NAUGHTY
THIEVES. Burl. Birkenhead T.R., May 14,
1883.
ALI BABA; OR, THE FORTY THIEVES.
CO. 4 a. Lib. by Sig. Emilio Taddei. M. by
Sig. Bottesini. Lyceum, January 17, 1871.
ALI BABA; OR, THE THIRTY-NINE
THIEVES. Burl, extrav. 1 a. H. J. Byron.
Strand, April 6, 1863.
ALI BABA A LA MODE. 0. Extrav. Robt.
Recce. Gaiety, September 14, 1872.
ALI BABA, M.P. F Wynne Scarlett. Aber-
deen, H.M.T., April 3, 1893; Southend Empire,
June 4, 1894. (2nd edition.)
ALI D'AMORE, LE. O. Rauzzini. London,
February 27, 1776.
ALI PACHA; OR, THE SIGNET RING.
M.D. 2 a. John Howard Payne. C.G., Octo-
ber 19, 1822.
ALICE. P. Nigel Playfair and Rosina Fi-
lippi. Fr. Lewis Carroll's two books. Court,
May 29, 1935.
ALICE GREY, THE SUSPECTED ONE; OR,
THE MORAL BRAND. Pcm. D. 3 a. J. T.
Haines. Jurrey, April 3, 1839
AIICE IN WONDERLAND. Children's p.,
being a dram?tised version of incidents in
Lewis Carroll's book By H. Savile Clarke.
M. by Walte" Slaughter. P of W.'s, Decem-
ber 23, J8S6; Globe, December 26, 1888; Op.
C, December 22, 1898; V.. December 19, 1900,
ajid February 4, 1901; Apollo, December 23,
1907.
ALICE MAY. D. Edw. Fitzball. Surrey,
1862.
ALICE PIERCE. See All's Perce.
ALICE SIT-BY-THE-FIRE. P. 3 a. J. M.
Barrie. Duke of York's, April 5, 1905.
ALICE THE MYSTERY. Burl. 1 a. J.
Smith. Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS.
Fairy P. Y. Knott. F. on Lewis Carroll's
book. M. by W. Tilbury. New, December 1,
1903. Cp., New, December 22, 1903.
ALICE WESTON. D. 4 a. Pub. by S.
French, Ltd.
ALICE, WHERE ART THOU? Roii D. 4
a. Louie Neville BanvvtU. Weymouth Jubilee
H., March 2, 1905. (CP.) Oxford Empire,
June 18, 1906.
ALICE WINGOLD. A«tley's, May 5, 1862.
ALIEN STAR, AN. P. 1 a. Bertha N.
Graham, 92, Victoria St., S.W. February 5,
1908.
ALIENATED MANOR, THE. C. 6 a.
Joanna Baillie. Ptd. in 1800.
ALIEN®. P. 1 a. By "Bedford Row."
Lyric, June 3, 1889. (CP.)
ALINE, REiINE DE COLCONDE. O. 3 a.
Sedaine. M. by Monsigny. April 15, 1767.
ALINE, THE ROSE OF KILLARNEY. D.
3 a. Edwd. Stirling. Strand, July 10, 7843.
ALIVE AND MERRY. F. D.L., May 17j
1796. N.p.
ALIVE AND MERRY. F. 2 a. C. Dance.
C.G., September 30, 1S39.
ALIVE OR DEAD. D. 4 a. Robt. W. Ball.
St. George's, May 25, 1876; Park, May 3, 18S0.
ALL A MISTAKE. F. C.G., July 2, 1825-
ALL A MISTAKE. Ca. 1 a. Mrs. Newton
riiillips. Ladbroke H., January 28, 1890.
ALL ABOUT A BONNET. Mus. Ca. Her-
bert Harraden Terry's April 30, 1891.
ALL ABOUT A BOUT. Sk. 3 scs. Irving B.
Lee, under direction of Frank Beal. New Cross
Empire, November 9, 1908.
THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
17
ALL ABOUT THE BATTLE OF DORKING;
OR, MY GRANDMOTHER. Ex. F. C. Bur-
iiand and Arthur Sketchley. M. by Theodore
Uerraann. Alhanibra, August 7, 1871.
ALL ABROAD. 0. 1 a. Arthur Law. M.
bv A. J. Caldicott. P. of Ws., February 21,
1^90.
ALL ABROAD. F.C. 3 a. W. Buinslde.
Parkhurst, December 10, 1S92.
ALL ABROAD. Mus. F. 2 a. Owen Hall
and J. T. Tanner. M. by Fredk. Rosse, lyrics
by W. H. Risque. Portsmouth T.R., April 1,
It-O'); Criterion August 8, 1S95; Court, January
2, 1S96.
ALL ALIVE AND MERRY. C. S. Johnson.
L.I.F., 173S. N.p.
ALL ALIVE, OH! F. 3a. Adap. fr. Alex-
andre Bisson and Andr6 Sylvane's Disparu
(Gymnase, Paris, March 19, 1890). Strand,
June 16, 1S97.
ALL AT C; OR, THE CAPTIVE, THE COF-
FER, AND THE COCOATINA. M.D. la.
Major Millett, R.W.F., and Lieut. Wilcox,
R.N. Ac. on board H.M.S Tamar, December
29, 1873.
ALL AT COVENTRY; OR, LOVE AND
LAUGH. F. 2 a. W. T. Moncriefle. Olym-
pic, January 8, 1816; Adelphi, Victoria T.,
1S42.
ALL AT HOME; OR, THE IRISH NIECES.
Pr. at Dublin, 1804. N. ac.
ALL AT SEA. Ca. Sydney Grundy. Man.
T.R., August 8, 1873.
ALL AT SEA. Mus. sketch. Lib. by Arthur
Law. M. by Corney Grain. St. George's H.,
February 28, 1881.
ALL AT SEA. M.C. 2 a. Edward PauUon.
Llandudno Prince's, May 21, 1903; Kingston
County, June 15, 1903; Peckham Crown, Sep-
tember 7, 1903.
ALL AT SIXES AND SEVENS. F. M. by
Whitaker. D.L., March 21, 1829.
ALL BEDEVILLED; OR, THE HOUSE IN
AN UPROAR. F. Moses Browne. Pr. 1723.
See PoUdus.
ALL" BUT LOST ; OR, THE TOTEM OF THE
TORTOISE. D. F.Warrington. Dundee T.R ,
October 11, 1869.
ALL BUT ONE. D. W. Truvers. Britan-
nia, February 15. 38e8.
ALL BY CHANCE. Ca. J. T. Belverstone.
Leicester T.R., June 9, 1879.
ALL CHANGE HERE. Ca. Royston Keith.
Ea.stbournc T.R., August 8, 1898.
ALL FLETCHER'S FAULT. P 3 a. Mos-
tyn T. Piggott. Suggested by Charles Reade's
stcry, " Christie Johnstone." Avenue, Decem-
ber 19, 1903.
ALL FOOLES. C. Geo. Chapman. Plot f.
on Terence's Heautontiniorumenos. Blackfriars,
before His Majesty, 1006. Pr. 1605.
ALL FOR FAME; OR. A PEEP AT THE
TIMES. C. Sk. Andrew Cherry. D.L., May 15,
1505.
ALL FOR GOLD. D 3 a. Cherry Griffiths.
Biitannia, September 9, 1878.
ALL FOR GOLD; OR, FIFTY MILLIONS
OF MONEY. D. 4 a. F. upon Le Juif Errant
of Eugene Sue by Francis Hopkins. Birming-
ham T.R., July 15, 1878; Surrey, February 21.
1881.
ALL FOR HER. D. 3 a. Palgrave Simpson
and Herman C. M-^rivale. Mirror, October 18.
1S75; rev. Grand, May 17, 1897,
ALL FOR HER; OR. THE LOST PLEAID.
See All for Love, etc.
ALL FOR HIMSELF. CD. 3 a. C. Wills.
Liverpool Alexandra, June 5, 1874.
ALL FOR LOVE; OR, THE LOST PLEIAD.
P. J. S. Coyne. Adelphi, January 16, 1*38.
ALL FOR LOVE; OR, THE WORLD WELL
LOST. T. John Dryden. Based on Shake-
speare's Antony and Cleopatra. D.L., 1678.
Entered at Stationers' Hall, January 31, 1677-S.
ALL FOR MONEY. C. Thos. Lupton. Pr.
1578.
ALL FOR MONEY. C. 3 a. Mile. Guillon
Le Thierre. Hay., July 12, 1869.
ALL FOR NOTHING. Queen Anne's Gate,
July 17, 1880.
ALL FOR THE BETTER; OR, THE IN-
FALLIBLE CURE. C. F. Manning. D.L.,
1"03. Pr. 1703
ALL FOR THEM. Ca. Henry P. Lyste.
Folly, April 17, 1876.
ALL HALLOWS EVE. Hay., July 11,
1859.
ALL HALLOW'S EVE. Irieh CD. 4 a. Hon.
Mrs. Forbes and J. W. Whitbread. Dublin,
Queen's T., April 20, 1891.
ALL IN A BUSTLE. C. Probably by Fran-
cis Lathom Pr. 1795 N. ac.
ALL IN A FOG. F. T. J. Williams. Surrey,
October 16, 1869.
ALL IN GOOD HUMOUR. Dr. piece, la.
W..C. Oulton. Hay. Pr. 1792.
ALL IN HOT WATER. F. 1 a. Jamea
Bruton. 1858.
ALL IN THE DARK. 2 a. J. R. Planchc.
New Royalty, November 21, 1861.
ALL IN THE DARK; OR, THE BANKS OF
THE ELBE. CD. 2 a. M. by Barham Livius.
Lyceum, July 11, 1822. Ac. but once before.
ALL IN THE DOWNS; OR, BLACK-EYED
SUSAN. O. F. on Douglas Jerrold's D. Ly-
lics by Tom Jerrold. M. by W. Meyer Lutz.
Gaiety, November 5, 1881.
ALL IN THE RIGHT. F. Thos. Hull.
Transl. fr. Destouches. C.G., April 26, 1766.
ALL IN THE RIGHT; OR, THE CUCKOLD
IN GOOD EARNEST. F. Pr. 1762.
ALL IN THE WRONG. C 5 a. Arthur
Murphy. Fr. Molifere's Cocu Imaginaire. D.L.,
1761. Rev. December 2, 1814. Pr. 1701.
ALL IS NOT GOLD THAT GLITTERS. P.
Henry Chettle and Sam Rowley. Ac. lOOU.
ALL IS TRUE. Play. T. at Baukside, June,
1013.
ALL IS VANITY; OR, A CYNIC'S DEFEAT.
Ca. Alfred Thompson. Liverpool, P. of Ws.,
August 19, 1878; Hay., April 9, 1879.
ALL JACKSON'S FAULT. F. Alice O'Con.
nell. Athenieum H., Tottenham Court Road,
November 27, 1889.
ALL LOST. D. 1 a. Tom Craven. Sad-
ler's Wells, July 21, 1883.
ALL MISTAKEN. C Wm. Shirley. C
1700. N.p. N.ac. An alt. of Shakespeare's
Comedy of Errors.
ALL MISTAKEN; OR, THE MAD COUPLE.
C Hon. Jas. Howard. T.R., 1072. Pr. 1672.
ALL-MY-EYE VANHOE. Burl. Ph. Hay-
man. Trafalgar, October 31, 1894.
ALL-OF-A-SUDDEN-PEGGY. C 3 a. Ernest
Denny. Duke of York's, February 27, 1900.
ALL ON A SUMxMER'S DAY. Eliz. Inch-
bald. C.G., December 15, 1787. N.p.
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF ELIZA. C. 3 a.
Leo Dietriclisteiu. Shaftesbury, April 3, 1902.
18
"THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
ALL OR NOTHING. A proverb. By Hamil-
ton Aide. Garden Mansion, Queen Anne's
Gate, July 17, 1880.
ALL PLEAS'D AT LAST. C. Anon. Ac.
Dublin. Pr. 1783.
ALL PLOT: OR, THE DISGUISES. C.
StHude. Duke's T., between 1C62 and 1(371.
ALL PUZZLED. F. Anon. 1702.
ALL SORTS AND CONDITIONS OF MEN.
P 3 a. Jan Van Wetlierelt. Version of Be-
sant's nove. Camberwell Metropole, Decem-
ber 1, 10f2.
ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. CD.
2 a. Thos. i nd J M. Kcrtcn. Olympic, Jan-
uary 13, 1851 ; rev. Adelphi, December 23, 1896.
ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME. F.C. 3
a. Adap. Ir. Ein Toller Einfall by W. Gil-
lette and H. Du3k\voith. Globe, January 24,
1891.
ALL THE DIFFERENCE. D. 1 a. Ronald
McDonald St Geo. H., January 9, 1896.
ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR. A dr. me-
lange. 1 a. Duse Mohamed. Gloucester
Palace, September 30, 1907.
ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE. F. 2 a.
I Jackman. D L., April 7, 1777. Prod. 1777.
Edinburgh, 1782; rev. D.L., May 31, 1819, and
April 1, 1S24.
ALL THE YEAR ROUND. Ballet. Alham-
bra, January 21, 1904.
ALL THROUGH A WIRE. F. Sk. Frank
Herbert. St. Alban's H., June 12, 1894.
ALL THROUGH ARABELLA. P. 3 a.
Adap. fr. the German. A. M. Dittini. Mr.
and Mrs. Calvert Routledge. Scanboro' Lond.,
June 25, 1902; Blackpool O.H., November 8,
1902; Govan Lyceum, November 26, 1902; St.
Leonard's Pier Pav., January 5, 1903; C.
Palace, April 24, 1903.
ALL THROUGH YOU. Sk. B. Daly. Shep-
herd's Bush Empire, March 27, 1907.
ALL UP AT STOCKWELL; OR, THE
GIiOST NO CONJUROR. Int. D.L., April,
1772. N.p.
ALL VOWS KEPT. C. Capt. Downes. Ac.
at Dublin, Snock Alley. Pr. 1733.
ALL WELL AT NATCHITOCHES. Monol.
Mathews. Lyceum, Marc i 25, 1824.
ALL WITHOUT MONEY. C. See The
'Sovelty.
ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE. Charade. H. Her-
ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE; OR, A MATCH
FOR THE LAWYERS. F. J. Tobin. C.G.,
April 29, 1803. N.p.
ALL'S LOST BY LUST. T. Wm. Rowley.
Hot taken fr. No\el 3 of "Unfortunate
Lovers." Ac. by Lady Elizabeth's servants at
the Phoeni.x, 1633. Prod. K33.
ALL'S ONE; OR, ONE OF THE FOURE
PI.AIES IN ONE CALLED " A YORKSHIRE
TRAGEDY." PI. by King's Players, 1608.
Spurious play ascribed to Shakespeare.
ALL'S PERCE (Alice Pierce). Mentioned in
Henslowe's list as belonging to the Rose T.
ALL'S RIGHT. Burla. Olympic, January 21,
18.33.
ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL. C. 3 a.
Shakespeare. Wr. circa 1604. 1st folio 1623.
F. on Boccaccio'ij novel, " Giglietta di Nerbona, "
which was in Painter's " Palace of Pleasure,"
Ptd. 1.566. Possibly a later vexsion of the 'ost
play. Love's Labour's Won, given by Mcree in
\\\s " Palladie Tamia. Ptd. 1598.
ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL. C. Alt.
fr. Shakespeare by Fredk. Pilon. H.M., 1785;
with alt. by J. P. Kemble, D.L. Pr. 1793.
ALLEGORICAL, MORAL, DRAMATIC,
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, by way of Epi-
thalamium. Pr. 1770 in a novel entitled-
"Constantia; or, the Distressed Friend."
ALLEGRO. IL PENSEROSO, IL MODERATO,
L'. 0. Handel. London. 1740.
ALLENDALE. F.C. 3 a. Eden Phillpotts
and G. B. Burgin. Strand, February 14, 1893.
ALLOW ME TO APOLOGISE. F. 1 a. J. P.
\^ ooler. Olympic, October 28, 1850.
ALLOW ME TO EXPLAIN. F. W. S. Gil-
bert. P. of W.'s, November 4, ]hG7.
AL.MA; OR, THE DAUGHTER OF FIRE.
D. Grecian, October 20, 1851.
ALMA L'INCANTATRICE. Ital. 0. M.
Flotow. Paris and C.G., July 9, 1878.
aLMA MATER; OR, A CURE FOR CO-
QUETTES. Dion Boucicault. Hay., Septem-
ber 19, 1842.
ALMADIS DE GRECE. 0. Lamotte. 1704.
ALMAHIDE; OR, THE CAPTIVE. J. Phil-
lips (Milton's nephew). Being a transl. of
Almahide, a French play by Mile, de Scud(5ry.
1677.
ALMAHIDE; OR, THE CONQUEST OF
GRANADA BY THE SPANIARDS. T. 2 parts.
Dryden. 1669-70. See Almanzor.
ALMAHIDE AND HAMET. T. Benj. Heath
Malkin. F. on Dryden's Conquest of Granada.
Pr. 1804. N. ac
ALMANAC, THE. P. Ac. by the Prince's
players before the Court in the winter of
1611-12.
ALMANZOR AND ALMAHIDE; OR, THE
CONQUEST OF GRANADA. Being 2nd part
of Almahide. John Dryden. T.R. Pr. 1672.
ALMAVIVA. 0. See Barhi'ere di Siviylia.
ALMEDA; OR, THE NEOPOLITAN RE-
VENGE. Tragic D. Pr. 1801. Said to be
written by a Lady. Taken fr. The Life of
liozelli.
ALMENA. O. Richd. Rolt. D.L. Pr. 1764.
ALMEYDA; OR, I'HE RIVAL KINGS. T.
Geo. Edmund Howard. Story fr. Almoran and
Hamet by Dr. Hawkesworth. Pr. 1769.
ALMEYDA, QUEEN OF GRANADA. T. Da.
Sophia Lee. D.L., April 20, 1796. Pr. 1796.
ALMIDA. T. Mrs. Celisia. D.L., January
12, 1771. Pr. 1771. Fr. Voltaire's Tancrede.
ALMIGHTY DOLLAR, THE. Melo D. 5 a.
W. Wood. Barnsley T.R., December 13, 1888.
ALMIGHTY GOLD. Sk. Bri.xton Empress,
June 29, 1908.
ALMINA. Her M., April 26, 1860.
ALMIRA. O. Handel. Hamburg, 1705. Rev.
at opening of new O.U., Hamburg, 1874.
ALMIRINA. T. Isaac Jackman. Royalty,
September 10, 3 787. Ac. by one pel son with
the aid of wooden figures.
ALMORA AND NERINE. Ballet. Victoria T.
ALMORAN AND HAMET. See Almeyda.
ALMORAN AND H.\MET. Eastern tale of
enchantment. M. by Cooke. D.L., April 8,
1^22.
ALMOST A LIFE D. 6 tableau.x. Adap.
fr the French by Miss Ettie Henderson.
Liverpool, Court T., November 6, 18S2.
ALMOST A QUEEN. P. 1 a H. A. Saints-
bury. Liverpool, Shakespeare, September 11,
1905.
ALMOST HIS BRIDE. P. Stephen Pritt.
Preston R., September 13, 1909.
"THE STAGE" CYCLOPAEDIA.
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ALMOST HUMAN. S. Metcalfe Wood. M.
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AMERICAN INDIAN; OR, VIRTUES OF
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AMICI DI SIRACUSA. Gli. O. Mercadante.
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AMONG THE AMALEKITES. C 3 a.
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AMOROSO, KING OF LITTLE BRITAIN.
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AMOROUS ADVENTURE; OR, THE
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AMOROUS BIGOT, WITH THE SECOND
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AMOROUS GODDESS; OR, HARLEQUIN
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AMOPv;OUS JILT, THE. Thomas Rud. 1698.
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AMOROUS MISER; OR, THE YOUNGER
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AMOROUS OLD WOMAN. C By Thos. Duf-
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AMOROUS ORONTUS. See The Amorous Gal-
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AMOROUS PHANTASM, THE. See The
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AMOROUS PRINCE; OR, THE CURIOUS
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AMOUR A LA MODE, L' ; OR, LOVE A LA
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22
"THE STAGE" CYCLOFMDIA.
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AMOUR MOUILLE, 1'; OR, CUPID AND
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AMOUR VAINQUEUR, L'. Mytho. Div. D.L.,
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AMOURETTES, LES. CO. M. by D. F. R. G.
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AMOUREUX DE BOULOTTE, LES. Oa.
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AMPHITRUS. See Westminster Plays.
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AMPHRISA; OR, THE FORSAKEN SHEP-
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AMY ARLINGTON. Grecian. May 11, 18C3.
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AMY ROBSART. Burl. Mark Kingthorne.
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AMY ROBSART. O. .S a. Fr. novel of Sir
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AMY'S BURGLAR. Ca. L. C White. Crip-
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AMYNTAS. D. Past. Transl. fr. the Italian
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AMYNTAS. See Amintas.
AMYNTAS; OR, THE IMPOSSIBLE
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AMYNTAS OF TASSO. Transl. fr. original
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ANACONDA, THE TERRIFIC SERPENT OF
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ANACREON. Ballet. Rameau. 1754.
ANACREON. CO. Sedaine. 1766.
ANACREON. Orat. Cherubini. D.L., March
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ANACREONTE IN SAMO. O. Mercadante,
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ANACREONTICS REVIVED. Li.st of Songs.
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ANARCHIST, THE. P. 4 a. Ed. Gieve.
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ANARCHIST TERROR, THE. D. 4 a. West
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ANARCHISTS. THE. T. 1 a. Rowan Orme.
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ANARCHY. See Paul Kauvar.
ANARCHY; OR, PAUL KAUVAR. D. 5 a.
Adap. fr. the French by Steele Mackaye. Ele-
phant and Castle, April 27, 1887.
ANATO, KING OF ASSYRIA. P. F. on Ver-
di's 0., Nabucco. City of London, 1850.
ANATOMIST; OR, THE SHAM DOCTOR,
THE. C 1 a. Edwd. Ravenscroft. Ac. at T.
in Little L.I.F., 1697. Pr. 1697. M. Masque in-
serted herein, called The Loves of Mars and
Venus. Edinburgh, 1781. Alt. ver. Pr. 1763.
ANAXIMANDRE. C Andrieux. 1782.
ANCESTORS OF THE CROWN. D. Prol. and
4 a. Max Goldberg. Glasgow G.T., June 23,
1902; Manchester Q., September 19, 1904.
ANCESTRESS; OR, THE DOOM OF BARO-
STEIN, THE. Melo-d. 2 a. M. Lemon. City
of London, May 27, 1837.
ANCHOR OF HOPE; OR, THE SEAMAN'S
STAR, THE. D. 2 a. Ed. Stirling. Surrey T,
April 19, 1847.
ANCHOR'S WEIGHED, THE. Nautl. D. 3 a.
T. R. Taylor. Standard, May 14, 1SS3.
ANCHORA MACHREE. D. Sunderland Ly-
ceum, March 13, 1871.
ANCIENT BRITONS. Sk. H. C. Sargent.
Liverpool Empire, May 13, 1907.
ANCIENT LIGHTS. Ca. Fredk. Bingham.
Richmond P.O.W., December 19, 1903.
ANCIENT MARINER. THE. Cant. J. F.
Barnett. Birmingham M. Festival, 1867 ; St.
James's H., February 11, 1868.
ANCIENT TIMES. D. Joseph Strutt. Pr.
1808. N.ac.
ANDERSON HEIRLOOMS, THE. C. 1 a.
E. A. Thurlow. Duke of York's, June 7, 1904.
ANDRE. T. Ac. at New York. Probablv by
W. Dunlap. Pr. 1798.
ANDRE. O. M. Bayard, G. Lemoyne. St.
James's April 16, 1853.
ANDRE CHENIER; OR, A ROMANCE OF
THE REVOLUTION. O. 4 a. Lib. by Luigi
Illica; music by ITmbexto Giordano. Manches-
ter Q.T., April 2, 1903; Camden, April 16, 1903;
C.G. (first time in original Ital.), November 11,
1905.
ANDREA (or ANDRIA). English transl. of
Terence's C. (B.C. 166). 1520. Pr. (probably by
Rastell) 1.530; Maurice Kyffin, 1588; Richd.
Bernard, 1.598; T. Newman, 1627; after the
method of Dr. Webbe, 1629; L. Echard, 1694;
Ch. Hoole, 1663; Bentley, 1726; T. Cooke, 1734;
S. Patrick, 1745; Gordon, 1752: Geo. Coleman,
1765; Goodluck, 1810; Sir H. Englefteld, 1814;
Dr. W. Gardiner, 1821; J. A. Phillips. 1836;
Barry, 1857. Acted at Westminster School,
December, 1904. See " Latin Plays."
ANDREA. French C 4 a. Sardou. Op. C,
May 20, 1875.
ANDREA. See Jealousy. Agnes, The Coun-
tess and the Dancer, Conscious Lovers.
ANDREaN (or ANDRIAN) OF TERENCE,
THE. Latin and English. At Sherbourne. N.d.
ANDREAS HOFER. P. Surrey, June 1],
1833.
''THE STAGE" CYCLOP/EDTA.
23
ANDREW. Melo-d. 3 a. Molianied ami Mar-
len. Bournemouth T.R., February 2'), 1S95.
ANDREW MILLS. D. Speniiyinoor Cam-
bridge T., October 16, 1876.
ANDREW OF HUNGARY. T. Lander. 1S39.
.ANDREW RATERSON. D. la Nora Vynne
and St. John Hankin. Bayswater Bijou T.,
June 22, 1893.
ANDRIA. See Andrea.
ANDUIA. See Westminster Plai/g.
ANDROBOROS. Biosrapliieal F. 3 a— viz.,
Tlie Senate, The Consistory, and the Apotlieo-
sis. Governor Hunter. Pr. at Meropoli.s after
1700.
ANDROCLES AND THE LION. Panto.
S. King AlexaJider (S. Planche). Bristol T.R.,
1893.
ANDROMACHE. T. J. Crowne. Trans, fr.
Andromaqiie of Racine. Ac. at D.K.'s T. in
Dorset Gardens, 107.5.
ANDROMACHE. Trans, of Euripides B.C.
417 bv Michl. Wodhull. Pr. 1782. R. Potter
17S3, Edwards and Hawkins 1868, with Buck-
ley\s proise. Tran^:!. in Bohn's series. See
" Greek Plavs."
ANDROMACHE. O. Gretry. Paris, 1780.
ANDROMACHE. P. 3 a. Gilbert Murray.
Garrick, February 25, 1901.
ANDROMANA; OR, THE MERCHANT'S
WIFE (sometimes called Andromana; or, The
Fatal and Deserved End of Disloyalty and
Ambition). T. F. on story of Plaii<;ua in Sir
Philip Sidney's Arcadia, by Jas. Shirley. Pr.
1660. See Cupid's Revenge.
ANDRO.MAQUE. T. Campistron, 16S3.
ANDROMAQUE. Sarah Bexnhardt'e season.
Adelphi, June 17, 1903.
ANDROMAQUE OF RACINE. A ver. by
Ambrose Philips. See The Distres't Mother.
See " French Classical Plays."
ANDROMEDA. 0. B. Ferrari. M. by
Manelli. Venice, 1637
ANDROMEDA. 0. G. Colla. 1772.
AAUKOMEDA. Greek T. 1 a. Rose Seaton.
Vaudeville, March 24, 1890.
ANDROMBDE Corneille. See " French
Classical Plays."
ANDRONIC. T. Campistron, 1686.
ANDRONICO. O. Mercadante (Venice), 1822.
ANDRONICUS COMNENIUS. T. J. Wilson.
1664. See The Unfortunate Usurper.
ANDY BLAKE; OR, THE IRISH DIAMOND.
CD. 2 a. Boucicault. Played in America
1856 or earlier. Adelplii, February 10, 1862.
ANGEL. P. 1 a. Bertha Moore. Court,
June 24, 1909 (mat.).
ANGEL, THE. 3 a. R. Walters and W. Gor-
don.
ANGEL BOY, THE. Ca. Walter Monck.
Orig. Prod, bv Royal Acad. Mus. March 28,
1900. St. George's Hall, June 29, 1900.
ANGEL KING, THE. P. 5 a. Ross Neil.
Sydenham. Westwood House, July 17, 1884.
ANGEL, OF DEATH, THE. D. 5 a. Geo.
C<m'quest. Grecian T., May 20. 1861 ; Surrey,
September 19, 1S98. See The Angel of Mid-
night.
ANGEL OF HIS DREAMS. THE. Do. d.
4 a. Geo, A. de Gray. Castleford Royal, April
26, 1909.
ANGEL OF ISLINGTON, THE. F. E. L
Blanchard. 1838.
ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT, THE: A "Legend
of Terror." 3 a. Fr. French of T. Barriere and
E. Plouvier. Adapt, by W. E. Suter and T. H.
Lacy. First perf. at T. de Ambigu, Paris,
March 5, 1861. Perf. at Grecian T. as The
Angel of Death, May 20, 186J.
ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT, THE. D. J.
Brougham. Princess's, February 15, 1862.
AN(iEL OF THE ATTIC. THE. CD. 1 a.
T. Morton. Princess's, May 27, 1843. See
Loniion.
ANGEL OF THE SWAMP, THE. Ca. H.
A. Saintsbury and Gene Stratton Porter. Lin-
coln Royal, August 9, 1907.
ANGEL OF UNREST, THE. N. 4 a. R. A.
Green. Brighton R.T., March 4, 1907; Strat-
ford Boro', March 25, 1907.
ANGEL ON EARTH. AN. Do. D., Alfred M.
Dalor, founded on Dickens's " The Old Curi-
osiity Shop." St. Helen's T.Il., February 12,
1902. September 1, 1902.
ANGEL OR DEVIL. D. 1 a. J. Stirlin-^
Coyne. Lyceum, March 2, 1857.
ANGEL UNAWARES, AN. C 3 a. Robert
Vernon Hat-'iirt. Bournemouth R., July SI,
1905. Terry's, September 12, 1905.
ANGEL'S VISIT; OR, THE TRIALS OF
LOVE, AN. D Prol and 2 a. W. H. Abel.
East London, September 21, 1870.
ANGEL'S W'HISPER; OR, THE SPIRIT OP
PEACE, THE. D. 3 a. H. N. King. Bath
T.R., February 20, 1869.
ANGELA. Far. C 3 a. G. Duval and
Casmo G. Lennox. Comedy, December 4, 1907.
ANGELA; OR, A WOMAN'S WIT. Oa. Le-
cocq. D.L., September 28, 1878.
ANGELA; OR, FAITHFUL AND TRUE. D.
4 a. Matthew Wordhaugh. Barnsley, January
23 1871.
ANGELA TERESA. P. 3 a. Geo. Bancroft.
Comedy, July 30, 1897 (C.P.).
ANGELICA. O. Metastasio. M. by Corpora.
1722
ANGELICA; OR, QUIXOTE IN PETTI-
COATS. C 2 a. Pr. 17?8. Taken from Mrs.
Lenox's Female Quixote.
ANGELINA. CO Mary Goldsmith. Ac. at a
provincial theatre, 1804. N.p.
ANGELINA. P. 3 a. Adap. by W. Cooper
from Alexandre Bisson's Une Mission Delicate
Vaudeville, May 9, 1889.
ANGELINA'S LOVER. C. 1 a. Frank Stay-
ton. Wyndham's, September 24, 1903.
ANGELINE DE LIS. J. T. Hainee. St.
James's, September 29, 1837.
ANGFLIQUE ET MEDOR. O. Thomas.
Psuis, 1843.
ANGELO. T. 4 a. Adap. to English .stage
by author of " Peregrine Pickle." Olvmpic,
August 11, 1851.
ANGELO D. 5 a. Victor Hugo. (Mdme.
Sarah Bernhardt's season.) Coronet, June 19,
1905
ANGELO AND THE ACTRESS OF PADUA.
D. 4 a. Fr. French of Victor Hugo, by G. H.
Davidson. Haymarket, 1855. See Actress of
Padua.
ANGELO, THE TYRANT OF PADUA. Vic-
tot ia T., :835.
ANGELS AND LUCIFERS. F. Ed. L. Blan-
chard. R. Manor House, Chelsea, 1838. Olym-
pic, October 25, 1841.
ANGELS OF PARIS, THE. D. 4 a. Frank
Rogers and Matt. Wilkinson. Scarborough
T.R., May 17, 1894.
ANGELUS, THE. 0. Prol. and 4 a. (in
Eng.). M. bv E. W. Navlor. M.Doc, lib. by
Wilfred Thornley. C.G., January 27. 1909.
ANGLAIS A BORDEAUX. L". Op. C Favart,
176B-73.
24
"THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
ANGLER; A SPORT AFTER RAIN, THE.
Ballet Div. M. bv M. Solly. Lvce'um, June 21,
1817 (third time).'
ANGLING IN TROUBLED WATERS. D.
4 a. Ed. Towers. Pavilion, October 14, 1872.
ANGLOISE, L'. Piece. 1 a. Pierre Mille
and C. de Vylars. Shaitesbury, March 21, 1908.
ANGLOMANE. C. Saurin, 17n2.
ANrMA E CORPO, L'. The first work ap-
proaching to Modern Oratorio. Emilio del
Cavaliere. 1600.
ANIMAL MAGNETISM. C. 3 a. Mrs. Inch-
bald. Taken from the French. CO., April 26,
1788. N.p.
ANIMATED PORTRAIT, THE. Ballet Div.
Lyceum, July ?0, 1816.
ANNA. C. Ascribed to Miss Ciithbertson.
Ac. by D.L. Co. at the O.H. in the Haymarket,
February 25, 1793.
ANNA. P 4 a. Berte Tliomas. Bayswater
Bijou, October 30, 1903 (C.P.).
ANNA BOLENA. 0. Donizetti. Milan, 1822.
ANNA BOLEYN. Banks. See Anna Bullen.
ANNA BOLEYN. Hist P. Miss Dickenson,
1877.
ANNA BULLEN; OR, VIRTUE BETRAY'D
(sometimes called Anne Bullen). T. Mr. Banks.
D.L., 1682.
ANNA MARIA'S PIANO. F. 1 a. Nugent
Robinson. Dublin T.R., May 13, 1872.
ANNA MICHAELOONA. P. 1 a. Raymond
Needham. Rehearsal T., July 4, 1909.
ANNA OF NORWAY; OR, THE DEATH OF
BOTHWELL. D. 3 a. Wybert Reeve, Shef-
fleld, T.R., March 8, 1S69.
ANNA OF THE PLAINS. Dr. ver. of Alice
and Claude Askew's novel, by H. A. Saints-
bury (C.P.). Court, December 22, 1906; Worth-
ing R.T., January 28, 1907; Crvstal Pal., March
4. 1907.
ANNE BLAKE. P. 5 a. Westland Marston.
Princess's, October 28, 1852. Standard, Mav 27,
1681.
ANNE BOLEYN. D. Poem. Milman. 1826.
ANNE BOLEYN. T. G. H. Boker, 1850.
ANNE BOLSYN. Burl. Extrav. Conway
Edwardes. Royalty, September 7, 1872.
ANNE BOLEYN. D. 5 a. Tom Taylor.
Haymarket, February 5, 1876.
ANNE BOLEYN; OR, THE JESTER'S
OATH. P. 4 a. R. Dodson. Victoria, March
22, 1873.
ANNE MIE. D. Herr Rosier Faasseu. Im-
perial, June 7, 1883. Adap. bv Clement Scott.
P O.W., November 1, 1880.
ANNETTE AND LUBIN. CO. 1 a. C. Dib-
din C.G., October 2, 1778. Pr. 1778. Taken
from Fr. piece of same title.
ANNETTA E. LUCINDA. O. G. Pacini (His
1st O.) Milan, 1813.
ANNETTE ET LUBIN. Op.C. Favart, 1763-
72.
ANNETTE ET LUBIN. 0. Martini, 1780.
ANNIE LAURIE. P. 1 a. Graham Moffat.
Glasgow Athenfeum, March 26, 1908.
ANNIE MONKSWORTH. Britannia, July 18,
18.59.
ANNIE OF EDENSIDE; OR, THE CO-
QUETTE CURED. D. Charles Vvnne. Car-
lisle, Bijou T., February 27, 1808.
ANNIE OF TIIARAU. 0. 3 a. Transl. by
Mdme. Zoblinsky. M. by Heinrich Hoffman.
Edinburgh, Princess's, April 12, 1880.
ANNIE TYRRELL. Surrey. January 26,
1S52
ANNIVERSARY, THE. F. C.G., 1758.
ANO DESPUES DE LA BODA. Gil y Zarate,
1825.
ANOMALY, THE. Do. P. L. Cvril Penson.
Royalty, December 12 1903.
ANONYMOUS LETTER, THE. C. 3 a. Mark
Ambient ani Frank Latimer. Lvric. May 5,
1891
ANONYMOUS LETTER, THE. Ca. 1 a.
G. iS. Street. Vaudeville, June 18, 19IJ7.
ANONYMOUS LETTERS. F. Frederic
Jacques. Camden Town R. Park H. October
17, 1888 (amat.).
ANOTHER. F.C. 3 a. Miss Emily Hodson.
Vaudeville, .December 14, 1885.
ANOTHER DRINK. Burl. Saville Clarke
and Lewis Clifton. lolly, July 12, 1879.
ANOTHER ELOPEMENT. Vaud. C. 2 a.
Frederic de Lara, Lalbroke Hall, December 6,
1888.
ANOTHER GIRL. M.C. 2 a Harry NicTioUs,
M. by Cecil Cook. Bedford Park Club. January
Ij. 1904.
ANOTHER GUY; A DREAM OF THE
FIFTH OF NOVEMBER. Sk. Fred Conquest.
Surrey, October 2. 1905.
ANOTHER JOLT. Duol. Horace Bedwell.
Queen's Gate H., South Kensington, May 11,
1896.
ANOTHER MAN'S MONEY D. Wilton B.
Payne. T.R., Dewsbury, September 4, 1884.
ANOTHER MAN'S MONEY. P. 2 a. Walter
Mallett. Bayswater Bijou, November 27, 19m.
(Amateurs.)
ANOTHER MAN'S WIFE. CD. 4 a. W. J.
\ aughan and Fenton Mackay. Blackburn,
Prince's T., August 7, 7893; Croydon Grand,
May 28, 1900; Clapham, Shakespeare, June 4,
1900.
ANOTHER MAN'S WIFE. Do. D. 4 a.
Miles Wallerton. L'pool Queen'.s, Feibruary 8,
1909; Pavilion, October 11, 1909.
ANOTHER MATINEE. Ca. F. Castris. Lad-
broke H., May 17, 1887; Vaudeville, June 19,
1 COO
ANOTHER MATINEE. See A Stage Coach.
ANOTHE^l PAIR OF SHOES. F. Frederick
Hay. Globe, September 13, 1875.
ANSTER FAIR; OR, MICHAEL SCOTT THE
WIZARD. An Easter Folly. M. by Cooke
Hughes. D.L., March 31, 1834.
ANSWER PAID. F. C Burnand and W.
Autstin. St. George's H.
ANTARCTIC. " Bouffonerie Musicale." H. B.
Farnie. Strand. December 27, 1S75.
ANTiELOPE, THE. M.C. Adrian Ross.
(Adapt, fr. tTie F.). M. by Hugo Felix ; lyrics
by Adrian Ross. Waldorf, Novemiber 28, 1908.
ANTEMIRE. T. Voltaire. 1720.
ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA. See Antorty
and Cleopatra, All for Love
A.N1TH0NY DiEiAN'iS DOUBLE. Ca. 3 scenes
A.dap. iby Paul rSylveeter from the s.tory by W.
S. Gro-gan. Haymarket, June 11, 1906.
ANTHONY'S LEGACY. Ca. A. G. Charle-
.son. Wigan T.R., April 18, 1891; Parkhurst T.,
December 11. 1893.
ANTI-CHRISTIAN OPERA; OR, MASS UN-
MaSK'D, the. Geo Paul. Pr. 1755.
ANTI-GAVOTTE. Strand, February 2, 1857.
ANTI-MATRIMONIAL SOCIETY, THE. Ca.
Miss Beanchamp Dublin Gaietv, March 9,
1876; Gravesend Pavilion, February 20, 1884.
ANTIDOTE, THE. C Alfieri, 1805. Trai)';!.
by C Lloyd, 1815.
ANTIGALLICAN, THE. F Mr. MozieD-
Pr. 1702. See The Heiress.
"THE STAGE" CYCLOPMblA.
25
ANTIGONE. T. Trans, fr. Sophocles (B.C.
4-jn. D. by Rotron, 1633: Oeo. Adams. Pr.
1729; T. Franklin, 1759; R. Potter, pr. 1788;
Dale, 1S24; W. Biirtholoniew, 1844; Plumtre,
1865. See " Greek Plays."
ANTIGONE. 0. Gluck. Rome. 175«.
ANTIGONE. T. Alfleri. 1783. Trans, by G.
Lloyd, 1S15.
ANTIGONE. Burl. E. L. Blanchard. Strand,
1845.
ANTIGONE. T. (Sophocles.) M. by Men-
delssohn. C.G., January 2, 1S45 ; D.L., May 1,
1850 ; Hampstead Conservatoire, November 4,
1895.
ANTIGONE, THE THEBAN PRINCESS. T.
Thomas May. Pr. 1631.
ANTIGONE OF SOPHOCLES, THE. In 2
parts. Transl. by Robert Whitelaw. Crystal
Pal., November 6, 1890.
ANTIOCHUS. T. John Mottley. Ac. at L.I.F.
April 13, 1721. Pr. 1721.
ANTIOCHUS. T. By a Gentleman of Glou-
cester. Pr. 1733. N. ac.
ANTIOCHUS. T. Chas. Shuckborough. Pr.
1740. N.ac.
ANTIOCHUS ET CLEOPATRE. T. De-
schamps, 1717.
ANTIOCHUS THE GREAT; OR, THE
FATAL RELAPSE. T. Mrs. Jane Wiseman.
L.I.F. Pr. 1702
ANTIPODES, THE. C. Richd. Brome. Ac
by Queen's Servants at Salisbury Court, 1638
Pr. 1640.
ANTIPODES, THE. D. 3 a. Tom Taylor
Holborn, June 8, 1867.
ANTIPODES, THE. D. Jeflferys Allen-Jef
ferys. Prince's Street Assembly Rooms, Yeovil
July 2, 1896.
ANTIQUARIAN, THE. F. F. on The Vlr
ginian Mummy. G. Stead. R. Artillery T.
Woolwich, November 15, 1889.
ANTIQUARY, THE. C. Shakerly Marmion
Cockpit, 1641. Ac. by Their Majesties' Ser
vants. Pr. 1641.
ANTIQUARY. M.P. 3 a. Fr. Sir Walter
Scott. C.G., January 25, 1820.
ANTIQUARY AND THE BLUEGOWN
BEGGAR, THE. Cotourg, July 2, 1832.
ANTIQUITY. F. 2 a. Pr. 1808. N.ac.
ANTOINE, TRAGEDY OF. See Antony.
ANTOINETTE RIGAUD. C. 3 a. Fr. M.
Raymond Deslandee's French piece of the
same name, by Ernest Warren. St. James's,
February 13, 1886.
ANTOINETTE SABRIER. Fr. P. 3 a. Re-
main Coolus. Avenue, June 18, 1904.
ANTONIO. See Bon Antonio.
ANTONIO; OR, THE SOLDIER'S RETURN.
T William Godwin. D.L., December 13, 1800.
Pr. 1800.
ANTONIO AND MELLIDA. Hist. P. John
Marston. Ac, by children of St. Paul's School,
1601. Pr. 1602. Part II. is called Antonio's Re-
venge.
ANTONIO AND VALLIA. C. Massinger.
Entd. on Stationers' Co. books, June 29, 16C0.
N.p. Destd. by Warburton's servant.
ANTONIO'S REVENGE; OR, THE SECOND
PART OF ANTONIO AND MELLIDA. T. John
Marston. Ac. by children of St. Paul's School,
1601. Pr. 1002.
ANTONIUS; OR, THE TRAGEDY OF MARC
ANTHONY. See Antony, by Countess of Pem-
broke.
ANTONY. T. By Samuel Daniel (?). Taken
fr. the French of Gamier, and prod, by Mary
Countess of Pembroke. Date at end of play,
November 26, 1590. Pr. 1595.
ANTONY. T. Dumas. 1831.
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA. T. Shake-
speare, 1608. Eat. Stationexs' 'H., -May 20,
1608; first folio, 1623. Founded on Plutarch's
" Life of Marcus Antonius." Ac. by Capell
and Garrick. Pr. 1758. Ac. D.L. Arr. by
Leiwis Wingneld for Mrs. Langtry. M. by Ed.
Jakobwvsky. Ballets by Jotin d'Auban. Prin-
cess's, November 18, 1890. Version rev. Olym-
pic, May 24, 1897. Rev. by Mr. Tree, H.M.,
December 27, 1906; rev. iby Mr. R. t'lanagac,
Manchester Queen's, December 26, 1908.
AN'TONY AND CLEOPATRA. T. Sir Chas
Sedley, Bart. Ac. Duke of York's T., 1677.
See Beauty the Conqueror.
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA. T. Henry
Brooke. Pr. 1778. N. ac.
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA. Burla. Ta.
Selby. Adelphi, November 7, 1842.
ANrONY AND CLEOPATRA. Burl. J. F.
Draper. Royal Hall, Jersey, December 16, 1870.
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA. Italian ver.
of Shakespeare's T. Lyric, June 19, 1893.
Eleonora Duse season.
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA. Burl. Arthur
Miller. M. by A. D.Adamson and W. R. Caze-
nove. Sutton Pub H., December 2, 1896
(amat).
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA, ^ee Cleopatra.
ANITONY AiN-D CLEOiPATRiA ; O'R, HIS-
TORY AND HER STORY. F. C. Burnand.
HaymaiT'ket, Novemiber 21, 1860.
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA MARRIED
AND SETTLED. Burl. 1 a. C. Selby. Adelphi,
December 4, 1843.
ANTY BLIGH. P. 1 a. G. Hamilton Moore.
Fr. story by John Wakefield. Gt. Queen St.,
April 24, 1905.
ANXIOUS TIME, AN. F. Ellis Reynolds. St.
George's Hall, January 29, 1889.
ANY ORDERS? Sk. Mrs. A. Wallis. Acton
Central H., May 2, 1900,
ANY PORT IN A STORM. Hay., December
5, 1853.
ANYTHING ELSE? M.C. 1 a. Ladbroke H.,
April 8, 1892.
ANYTHING FOR A CHANGE. C. 1 a.
Shirley Brooks. Lyceum, June 7, 1848.
AN i'THING FOR A QUIET LIFE. C. Thos.
Middleton. Ac. Globe and Blackfryars. Pr.
1662.
ANYTHING NEW? M.F. 2 a. Pocock. M.
by C. Smith. Lyceum, July 1, 1811.
APARTMENTS: VISITORS TO THE EX-
HIlilTION MAY BE ACCOMMODATED. Ex-
trav. 1 a. Wm. Brough. Princess's, May 14,
1851.
APBROfl&ITE AlGAFNiST ART'E51IS. T. in
verse. T. Sturge Moore. King's C. G., April 1,
1906.
APHRODYSIAL ; OR, SEiA FEAST, THE. P.
William Percy, 1602. This is an unpub. MS.
pr&served in a private library.
APIUS AND VIRGINIA. See Avpius and
Virginia.
APOCRYPHAL LADIES. C. Margaret
Duchess of Newcastle. Divided into 23 scenes,
but not into acts. Pr. 1662.
APOLLO AND DAPHNE. D. Thos. Hey-
wood. Pr. 1037.
APOLLO AND DAPHNE. Masque. John J.
Hughes. M. by Pepusch. D.L. Pr. 1716.
APOLLO AND DAPHNE. 0. Pr. 1734.
26
THE STAGE" CYCLOP^mA.
APOLLO AND DAPHNE; OR, HARLEQUIN'S
METAMORPHOSES. Pant. John Thurmond.
D.L., 1725. Pr. 1727.
APOLLO AND D.^PHNE; OR, THE BURGO-
MASTER TRICKED. Lewis Theobald. Pr.
1726. This is vocal parts of pant, played two
years before. M. by Mr. Rich.
APOLLO ET HY.\€INTIHUS. Latin C.
Mozart, May 13, 1767.
APOLLO, M.D. F. Sir Randall Roberts, Bart.
Jodrell (Novelty), December 26, 1888.
APOLLO SHROVING. C. Wm. Hawkins. Ac.
by his Scholars. Hadleigh School, Suffolk, June
2, 1626. Pr. 1627.
APOLLO TRA LE MUSE. 0. B. Aliprandi.
Munich, 1737.
APOLLO TURN'D STROLLER; OR, THERE-
BY HANGS A TALE. Sir John Oldmixon.
Royalty T. Pr. 1787.
APOLLO'S CHOICE; OR, THE CONTEST OF
THE AONIDES. M. Burl. 2 a. Pr. 1815. ? N.ac.
APOLLO'S FESTIVAL. D.L., May 18, 1814.
APOLLO'S HOLIDAY; OR, A PETITION TO
THE MUSES. A prel. for the opening of a
new theatre at Durham, 1792, by James Caw-
dell. Probably same as An Appeal to the
Muses.
APOLOGY FOR ACIOKS, AN. Thos. Hey-
wood. 1612.
APOLOKIUS AND SLLL.A. See Twelfth
Night.
APOSTATE; OR, ATLANTIS DESTROYED,
THE. T. 5 a. John Gait. Pr. 1814. ? N.ac.
APOSTATE MOOR, THE. T.P. Coburg,
Deceimber 31, 1832.
APOSTLEiS, THE. Orat. Edw. Elgar. Bir-
mingham, Octaber 14, 1903; C.G., March 15.
1904
APOSTOLATE, THE. T. 5 a. R. Shiel. C.G.,
May 3, 1817.
APOTEiOiSI D'EiRICORE, L'. O. Mercadante
(Naples), 1819.
APOTHEOSIS OF PUNCH, THE. Ma.sque to
ridicule Sheridan's Monody on Garrick's Death.
Patagonian T., Exeter 'Change. Pr. 1779, pro-
bably by Leonard M'Nally.
APOTHICAIRiB ET PElRRUQUIBR O 1 a
M. by Offenbach. 1861.
APPARITION. THE. C. Trans fr. Plnutins
by Richd. Warner Originally called Mostel-
laria On this play The Intriguing Chamber-
maid f. Pr. 1773.
APPARITION, THE. M.D. Rom. J. C. Cross
Hay., September 3, 1794. Pr. 1794.
APPARITION: OR, THE SHAM WEDDING,
THE. C. D.L., November 25, 1713. Pr. 1714.
APPEAL TO THE AUDIEINCE. AN. Albany
Brown. St. James's, December 6, 1852.
APPEAL TO THE FEELINGS, AN. F. 1 a
T. A. Palmer. Nottingham, T.R., March 15,
APPEAL TO THE MUSES; OR, APOLLO'S
DECREE, AN. See Apollo's Holiday.
APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC, AN. 1 a. J.
O.xenford. Ac. at New York, 1849.
APPEARANCE IS AGAINST THEM. F.
Mrs. Inchbald. C.G., October, 1785. Pr. 1785.
Revived in 1804 as Mistake Upon Mistake; or,
etc.
APPEARANCE OF THE ANGELS TO THE
SHEPHERDS, THE. Mentioned in Hawkins'
" Origin of the English Drama." 1773.
APPEARANCES. C. 2 a. J. Palgrave Simp-
son. Strand, May 28, 1860.
APPIUS. T. John Moncrieff. CO. Pr. 1755.
APPIUS AND VIRGINIA. One of the ear-
liest tragedies by an unknown author, under
the initials R. P. Not divided into acts. Less-
ing's Emilia Galotti is a modern ver. Ac. 1563.
Pr. 1575.
APPIUS AND VIRGINIA. T. John Webster.
Story taken from Livy, Florus, etc. Pr. 1654.
Ac. 1659. Rev. and alt. by Betterton, and ac.
at Duke's T. as The Roman Virgin; or. The
Unjust Judge, 1679.
APPIUS AND VIRGINIA. T. J. Dennis.
1705. D.L., 1709. Pr. 1709.
APPIUS AND VIRGINIA. See Virginia.
APPLE, THE. P. 1 a. Inez Bensiisan.
Prod, by the Play Actors. Court, Marcli 14,
1909.
APPLE BLOSSOMS C. 3 a. Albery. Vau-
(leville, September 9, 1871.
APPLE PIE. Surrey, December 26. 1866.
APPLES. C. 1 a. Julian Sturgis. Lad-
broke H., November 28, 1887.
APPRENTICE, THE. F. 2 a. Arthur
Murphy. D.L. and Edinburgh. Pr. 1756.
APPRENTICE'S PRIZE, THE. Rich. Brome
and Thos. Heywood (died 1652). Entered at
Stationers' Co., April 8, 1654. N.p.
'APPY 'AMPSTEAD. Sk. Wal Pink. M.
by Geo. Le Brunn. Oxford Music H., Feb-
ruary 3, 1902.
APRIL DAY. Burl. 3 a. OHara. Hay-
August 22, 1777. Pr. 1777. Afterwards reduced
to 2 a.
APRIL FOLLY. Ca. 1 a. Adap. from
Beauchamp's story, " Vengeance," by J. P.
Hurst. Olympic, April 6, 1885.
APRIL FOOL, AN. F. 1 a. A. Halliday
and Wm. Brough. D.L., April 11, 1864.
APRIL FOOL, AN. Ca. Marguerite Adam-
son. iRehearsal, W.C., June 26, X908 ^am.^t.).
APRIL FOOL; OR, THE FOLLIES OF A
NIGHT. F. Leonard M'Nally. C.G., April 1,
1786. N.p. The plot was used in Mad World,
my Masters, Country Lasses, The Slip, and
The Spendthrift.
APRIL JEST, AN. Sk. Terry's, July 26, 1893.
APRIL RAIN. C. Prol. and 2 a. Leonard
S. Outram. Reading T.R., May 10, 1886.
APRIL SHOWERS. C. 3 a. Bellamy and
Romer. Terry's, January 24, 1889.
APRON STRINGS. Duol. Basil Hood,
ferry's, June 9, 1897.
ARRIVALS; OR, A TRIP TO MARGATE,
THE. Travestie by "J. M. Banero and A. D.
Pincroft." Avenue, June 24, 1884.
ARAB, THE, T. Kd., Cumberland ; D.L.,
March 8, 1875. N.p.
ARAB BOY, THE. D.
ARAB GAiRDEINiER, TBE. P. 1 a. Gladys
Unger (ad.Tip. fr. the Fr.). Vaudeville, Novem-
ber 12, 1908.
AfR.AB OF THE DElSElRT. Pavilion, January
2, 1832. Astley's, February 18, 1856.
ARABELLA; OR, THE BANKS OF THE
LEVEN, with the interlude of The Caledonian
Witches. Ro. D. 3 a. Joseph Moser. Wr.
1808. N. ac, n.p.
ARABI NELLE GALLIE (GLI). O. Pacini.
Milan, 1827.
ARABIA SITIENS; OR, A DREAME OF A
DRYE YEIABE. T.C. Wm. Percy, 1607. An
unpubl. MS. in private hands.
ARABIAN NIGHT, AN. C. Adap. by
Augustin Daly. New York, 1879.
THE STAGE" C^CLOrJEDlA.
27
ARABIAN NIGHTS, THE. F.C. 3 a. Syd-
ney Grundy. Founded on \'on Moser's Hamuti
Alrafchid. Globe, November 5, 1887; transf. to
Comedy, December 5, 1887 ; rev. Comedy,
November 5, 1892. See Poor Arthur.
ARABIAN NIGHTS, THE. See Almyna, 1$
Marriage a Failure f, AH Baba.
ARAJOON; OR, THE CONQUEST OF MY-
SORE. J. 8. Coyne. Adelphi, October 22, 1838.
ARBVNES; OR, THE ENAMOrRED
PRINCE. Past. Mentioned in catalogue of
library of Macklin.
ARBITRATION: OR, FREE AND EASY.
F. 2 a. Probably by Reynolds. CO., De-
cember 11, 1806.
ARBRE ENCHANTE, V. 0. Gluck. Vienna,
1759.
ARCADES. Masque. John Milton. M. by
Henry Lawes. PI. at Harefleld House. Circ.
1634.
ARCADIA. Past. Jas. Shirley. F. on Sir
Philip Sidney's Arcadia. Ac. at Phoenix by
Her Majesty's servants, 1640. Pr. 1640. Philo-
clea founded on this.
ARCADIA. See Androniana, Argalut and
Parthenia, Cupid's Revenge.
ARCADIA; OR. THE SHEPHERD'S WED-
DING. Past. Words by Robt. Lloyd. M. by
Stanley. D.L., 1761. Pr. 1761.
AjRCADFA RJE.FORJMBD. P. Mr. Daniel and
dra^vD out of Fidus Paftor. lfiO.5. Thv wa.s
•UT^poeed to be Queen's Arcadia of Daniel.
Pr. 1606.
ARCADIAN BBOTHiE'RS, THE. J. R.
O'Neil. Marionette T., May 3, 1852.
ARCADIAN LOVERS. THE; OR, META-
.VfO/RPHOSIS OiF PR1\€T:S. D. Probably by
Moore. M. in the Bodleian Library.
ARCADIAN NUPTIALS, THE. Masque in-
troduced into Perseus and Andromeda. C.G.,
1764. g
ARCADIAN PASTORAL. THE. M.P. 5 a.
Lady Craven. Ac. at Burlington Gardens,
1782
ARCADIAN VIRGIN, THE. P. Wm. Haugh-
ton and Henry Chettle. Ac. in 1599.
ARCADIAXiS, THE. Fantl. and Musi P.
3 a. Mark Ambient and A. M. Tliomipson.
Lyrics by Arthur Wimperis. M. by Lionel
Monckton and Howard Talbot. Slsaftesbury,
Aipril 38, 3909.
ARCADIE. Oa. John Burton. M. by
Francis Willoughby. Margate T.R., September
17, 1888.
ARCHERS; OR, MOUNTAINEERS OF
SWITZERLAND, THE. 0. 3 a. Ac. in New
York. Founded on Helvetic Liberty. Pr. 1796.
ARCHIBALD DANVERS, M.D. Ca. Ger-
trude and Ethel Armitage Southam. South-
port Pavilion T., October 20, 1893.
ARCHIE LOVELL. D. 4 a. F. C. Burnand.
Royalty, May 16, 1874.
ARiOHIPROPHETS. T. Grimald. 1547.
Latin— John the Baptist.
ARCHITECT, THE. Dr. sk. 2 a. Nicholas
Gypsum. Pr. 1807.
ARCHITOPIA, UNLIMITED: A LYRICAL
LAY OF LADYE LAND. Extrav. Arthur W.
Earle and E. Howley Sim. Holborn T.H. Mav
4, 1894.
ARDEN OF FEVERSHAM. T. Pr. 1592.
Ascribed by some to Shakespeare. Ac. by
Elizabethan Stage Society at St. George's H.,
July 9, 1897.
ARDEN OF FEVERSHAM. T. Geo. Lillo.
D.L., July 19, 1759. Pr. 1762. Left imperfect
by Lillo and finished by Dr. J. Hoadly. Alt.
ver. at C.G., April 14, 1790. Sadler's Wells,
1852.
ARDEN OF FEVERSHAM. See Murderous
Michael.
ARE YOU A MASON? F.C. 3 a. Adap.
fiom German. C. Logenbruder. Residenz T.,
Berlin, December 4, 1897; Worthing T.R., Sep-
tember 9, 1901 ; Shaftesbury, September 12,
1901.
ARE YOU A SMOKER? OR, A NICOTINE
NIGHTMARE. F.C. W. Stephens and H.
Chance Newton. Waldorf, December 27, 1906.
ARiE YOU A SOCIALIST? Sk. Bedford,
August 17, 1908.
ARE YOU THE MAN? P. 4 a. Frank
Price. Reading Countv, March 13. 1909 ; C.P.
Burton O.H., May 13, 1909.
AREA BELi^ri, THE. F. 1 a. W'm. Brough
and A. Halliday. Adelphi, March 7, 1864. Pee
Penelope.
ARJ3A SYLPH. O. 1 a. B. Fry. Pub. by
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ARETHUSA. F. 3 a. Alfred Sutro. King's,
Hammersmith, May 25, 1903.
ARETHUaE. 0. A. Campra. 1701.
• ARETOEUS: OR, THE ROMANCE OF A
PATENT. M.D. 2 a. Lib. by Gunners C. F.
Fuller and Fred Cape. M. by Gunner Camp-
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ARGALUS AND PARTHENIA. T.C. Henry
Glapthorne. Plot on Sidney's Arcadia. Ac. at
Court and at D.L., 1639. Pr. 1639.
ARGENTINA STREGA PER AMORE ; OR,
HARLEQUIN MULTIPLIED BY ARGEN-
TINA'S WITCHCRAFT FOR LOVE. Pant. 3
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ARIADNE. 01ym.pic, January 28. 1850.
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.XlRIADiXE. O. Benda. 1721-95.
ARIADNE ; OR, THE MARRIAGE OF
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Presented by the Academy of Music at CO.,
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ARIADNE : OR THE TRIUMPH OF
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ac.)
ARIANA A NAXOiS. Orat. Hadvn. 1791.
ARIANE T. Corneille. 1672.
ARIANE. D. 4 a. Adap. fr. Mrs. Camp-
bell Praed's novel Wedlock, bv herself and Mr.
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ARIANE. See Airey Annie.
ARIANNA. 0. Monteverde. 1607. Lost
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ARIEL. Burl, fairy D. 3 a. F. C. Burnand.
Gaiety, October 8, 1883.
ARIODAiNT. 0. 3 a. M6hul. October 11,
1798.
ARIODANTE AND GINEVRA. P. Anon.
1582. F. on a story in Orlando Furioso, by
Ariosto.
ARION : OR, THE STORY OF A LYRE.
Burl. F. C. Burnand. Strand, December 20,
1871.
ARISTIPPUS; OR, THE JOVIAL PHILOSO-
PHER. T.C. Thos. Randolph. (To which is
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2a
"THU STAGE" CYCLOP^PJA.
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Poirier. Criterion, March 31, 1894.
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ARISTOCRATIC NOODLE, AN. Ventrilo-
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ARISTOCRATS, THE. M. absurdity. 2 scs.
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ARISTODEMUS. Monodrama. Pr. 1802.
ARISTOMENE. T. Marmontel. 1749.
ARISTOMENES ; OR, THE ROYAL SHEP-
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ARIZONA. D. 4 a. Augustus Thomas. Adel-
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ARK ON THE SANDS, THE. D. C. Rennell.
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ARKWRIGHT'S WIFE. D. 3 a. Tom Tay-
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1873. Globe, November 6, 1873.
ARLBQUIN BARBIEiR. Pant. 1 a. M. by
OfFenibach, 1855.
ARLESIENNE, L'. D. 3 a. Alphonse Daudet.-
Royalty, June 4, 1006.
ARLINE ; OR, THE FORTUNES OF A
BOHEMIAN GIRL. Brother Brough.
ARLING LODGE. D. L. C. Turner. Bath,
T.R., May, 1872.
ARM OF THE LAW, THE. P. 3 a. Eugfene
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(mat.).
ARMADA ; A ROMANCE OF 1588, THE.
Spec. D. 5 a. Henry Hamilton and Augustus
Harris. D.L., October 22, 1888.
ARMADALE. See Miss Gidlt.
ARMAND ; OR, THE PEER AND THE
PEASANT. P. 5 a. Mrs. Mowatt. Maryle-
bone, June 18, 1849 ; D.L., February 28, 1853.
ARMED BRITON ; OR, THE INVADERS
VANQUISHED, THE. P. 4 a. W. Burke.
1805. (N. ac.)
ARMENIAN GIRL, AN. M.C 2 a. Hlld-
yard Marris. Manchester C.T., August 2, 1897.
ARMGART. D. poem. George Eliot (Mrs.
Evans). 1874.
ARIMIDA. 0. B. 'Ferrari. 1639.
ARMIDA. O. Jomelli. 1714-74.
ARMIDA. 0. Rossini. Naples, 1817.
ARxVIIDE. O. 5 a. Gluck. Lito by Calzab'igi.
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ARMIDE ET RENAUD. 0. Lulli. Paris, 1686.
ARMINIUS. T. Campistron. 1684.
ARMINIUS. T. Wm. Paterson. Refused a
license. Pr. 1740. N. ac.
ARMINIUS. T. Murphy. 1798.
ARMINIUS ; OR, THE COMPANION OF
LIBERTY. T. Arthur Murphy. Pr. 1798. (N. ac.)
ARMISTICE, THE. J. Howard Payne. Sur-
rey, July, 1822.
ARMOREL OF LYONESSE ; OR, THE
CLEVEREST MAN IN TOWN. Adap. fr. Be-
sant's novel by W. Heron Browne and S. Boyle
Lawrence. Op. C, December 30, 1890.
ARMOURER, THE. CO. Richard Cumber-
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ARMOURER, THE. Hist. D. R. Dodson.
Britannia, March 27, 1876.
ARMOURER, THE. P. 4 a. Naomi Hope.
Whitehaven Royal T., September 20, 1894.
ARMOURER OF NANTES. O. Balfe. C.G.,
February 12, 1863.
ARMOURER'S DAUGHTER, THE. Extrav.
H. T. Arden. Cremorne, August 11, 1866.
ARMOURER'S DAUGHTER, THE. P. Ter-
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ARMS AND THE MAN. Rom. C. 3 a. Ber-
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ARMY OF THE NORTH, THE. Melo-d. J.
R. Planch^. C.G., October 29, 1831.
ARMY, THE NAVY, AND THE VOLUN-
TEERS, THE. Ent. Metro. M.H., July 18,
1870.
ARNOLD OF WINKELRIED. D. 5 a. Mark
Lemon. Surrey, July 25, 1S.36.
AROLDO. O. Verdi. Rimini, 1857.
ARRAH-MA-BEG. City of London, October
15, 1866.
ARRAH-NA-BROGUE. Sadler's Wells, Octo-
ber 25, 18G5.
ARRAH-NA-POGUE ; OR, THE WICKLOW
WEDDING. D. 4 a. Dion Boucicault. Dub-
lin T.R., November 5, 1864. Princess's, March
22, 1865, and August 29, 1891 (rev.).
ARRAH NIEL ; OR, THE VALE OF
KNOCKFIERNA. D. Liverpool Adelphi, April
1, 1872.
ABRi.WGNIME'NT. Oa. Don Trueba. .4delphi,
August 15, 1831.
ARRAIGNMENT OF LONDON, THE. P. R.
Daborne and C. Tourneur. 1613.
ARRAIGNMENT OF PARIS, THE. D. Pa.st.
George Peele. At Court, before Q. Eliz., by
the children of Chapel Royal, 1584. Pr. 1584
ARRIVALS. See Ar-Eivals.
ARRIVED AT CROW STREET; OR, THES-
PIAN FROM TANDERAGEE. J). 1 a. Dub-
lin, 1796. ■
ARRIVED AT PORTSMOUTH. M. Ent. W.
Pearce. C.G., October 30, 1794.
ARROGANT BOY, THE. D. Pr. 1802. An
afterpiece for children.
ARSASES. T. Wm. Hodson. Pr. 1775 (N. ac).
ARSENE LUPIN. P. 4 a. Francis de Crois-
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1909.
ARSINOE ; OR, THE INCESTUOUS MAR-
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Pr. 1752. N.ac.
ARSINOE, QUEEN OF CYPRUS. 0. Peter
Motteux. D.L., 1705. Pr. 1707.
ART. D. C.Reade. St. James's, February,
1855.
ART. CD. Cunningham Bridgeman. Paign-
ton Bijou T., August 24, 1874.
ART AND ARTIFICIE ; OiR, WaMAN'B
LOVE. D. 5 a. J. Brougham. .\c. at New
York, 1859.
ART AND LOVE. D. sk. 1 a. A. W. Du-
bourg. Op. C, February 17, 1877.
ART AND NATURE. C. Rev. James Miller.
D.L., 1738. F. on Arlequin Sauvage of De
risle and Le Flateur of Rousseau.
ART OF MANAGEMENT ; OR, TRAGEDY
EXPELLED, THE. D. piece. Mrs. Charlotte
Clarke. Ac. at Concert Room in York Build-
ings. Pr. 1735.
ARTAMEINE. O. Gluck. Crema. 1743.
ARTASERS, L'. 0. G. Abos. Venice, 1746.
"THE STAGE" CYCLOP JEDI A.
29
A. Arioeti. 1724.
Metastasio. Before 1730.
tiliiok (.hii-s Ist o.). Milan,
0. L. Canu>o. Perf. in Lon-
ARTASERSE. O.
ARTASERSE. 0.
AKTASliftSO^. 0.
17-11.
ARTASERSE.
(Jon, 1774.
ARTAXERXES. 0. Gluck. 1741.
AKTAXERXES. 0. 2 a. M. by T. A,
Arne. Fr. the Artaserse of Metastasio. C.G.,
February 2, 1762. Pr. 1761.
ARTAXERXES. O. Trans, fr. Metastasio by
John Hoole. Pr. 1767. D.L., June 6, 1815.
Lyceum, July 13, 1816.
ARTAXERXES. O. Dorn. 1831.
ARTE AMANDI, DE OVID. See " Latin
Plays."
ARTEiOHIN'O PORTFNATO. Marionette T.,
Fehruary 3, IS.'ia.
ARTEMISIA. O. Cimarosa. Venice, 1801.
ARTFUL. Sk. 1 a. Geo. Bellamy and
Sydney Blow. Lon. Col., January 25, 1909.
ARTFFL AUTOMATON. A. Law and King
Hall. iS.t. George's H., 1865.
ARTFUL CARDS. F.C. 3 a. F. C. Burnand.
Gaiety, February 24, 1877.
ARTFUL DODGE, THE. F. 1 a. E. L.
Blanchard. Olympic, February 2, 1842.
ARTFUL GIRL, AN. Ca. W. Pett Ridge
and Joseph E. Pearce. Birkbeck Inst., June
29, 1892.
ARTFUL HUSBAND, THE. C. Wm. Taver-
ner. L.I.F. 1716. Pr. 1716.
ARTFUL LITTL*: SiPOUSiElR. F. 1 a. L.
Roljertson an-d M. Comerford. Ptd. 1878.
ARTPUCL MISS DEARING. C. 3 a. Artliur
Law. Ea.>t;bouTne D.P., April 5, 1909; Terry's,
April 10, 1909.
ARTFUL AVIFE, THE. C. Wm. Taverner.
L.I.F., 1717. Pr. 1718.
ARTHUR. T. Nicholas Trot. Pr. (n.d.) See
The Misfortunes of Arthur.
.'\KTHUR. See Kin() Arthur.
ARTHUR AND EMMELINE. D. Ent. D.L.,
November 22, 1784. Pr. 1784.
ARTHUR, KING OF ENGLAND, THE LIFE
OF. P. Richard Hathwaye. Ac. by the Lord
Admiral's Servants. 1598.
ARTHUR, MONARCH OF THE BRITONS.
T. Wm. Haton. Pr. 1776. N.ac.
ARTHUR ORTON. D. W. Stephens. War-
rington P.O.W., December 11, 1874.
ARTHUR'S BAKERY CO.; OR, THE ORI-
GINAL A. B.C. Burl. Pro. and 2 a. Words by
Frank Silvester. M. by Ellen Gwenydd Ehves.
Matinee T., November 22, 1898.
ARTHUR'S SHOW. Int. or Ma^jque very
popular in Shakespeare's time ; probablv com-
piled fr. Mallory's Morte Arthur. Mentioned
by Justice Shallow in the 2nd part of King
Henry IV.
ARTIFICE, THE. C. Mrs. Centlivre. D.L.,
1721. Pr. 1721.
ARTIFICE, THE. CO. 2 a. Wm. Augustus
Miles. D.L., April 14, 1780. Pr. 1780.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWER-MAKERS ; OR, THE
LAST NEW YEAR'S GIFT, THE. D. 2 a.
C. H. Hazlewood. Britannia, December 18,
1871.
ARTISAN, L'. 0. Hal^vy. Paris, 1827.
ARTIST, THE. Ca. G. V. Wibrow. East-
bourne T.R., August 6, 1894.
ARTIST AND HIS FAMILY, THE. Surrey,
February 28, 1659.
ARTIST'iS DILEiMIMA, AJJ. Sk. Greeuwicli
Palace, June 3, 1907.
ARTIST'S MODEL, AN. M.C. 2 a. Owen
Hall. Lyrics by Harry Greenbank. M. by Sid-
ney Jones. Daly's, February 2, 1895; transf. to
Lyric, May 28, 1895.
ARTIST'S MODEL, THE. F. Neville Lynn.
Park Town H., Battersea, March 5, 1892.
ARTIST'S REVENGE, THE. Piece. 1 a.
Partly f. on Ouida's novel " Puck," and con-
verted into 1 a. by H. Austin. Brixton H.,
June 10, 1903.
ARTIST'S WIFE, THE. C. 2 a. G. A. Bec-
kett. Hay., July 28, 1838.
ARTIiSTE DE TEPvRl^CIXA, L'. Ballet.
D.L., March 28, 1853.
ARTISTIC DILEMMA, AN. Ca. C. Fenton.
Surrey Masonic H., Camberwell, December 13,
1893.
ARTLESS CINDERELLA. M. fairy tale. 3
scenes. Wr. and composed by H. K. Hamilton
Field. St. Andrew's Inst., Carlyle Place, May
9, 1895.
ARTS AND CRAFTS. Piece. 1 a. Ada and
Dudley James. Ladbroke H., March 9, 1897.
ARVIRAGUS ; OR, THE ROMAN INVA-
SION. Hist. T. Rev. Wm. Tasker. Ac. at
Exeter. Pr. 1796.
ARVIRAGUS AND PHILICIA. T.C. in 2
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A'SLAM, THE LIO^N. D. W. Barrymore.
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ASIMODEUS, TH"E DEVIL ON TWO STICKS.
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ASMODEUS, THE LITTLE DEMON; OR,
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''THE STAGE" CYCLOPMDIA.
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BESSIE. D. 1 a. E. H. Brooke. Royalty,
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BETTER-HALF, THE. Ca. 1 a. T. J. Wil-
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BIRDS OF PREY; OR, A DUEL IN THE
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BIRON'S TRAGEDY. T. Chapman. 1605.
BIRTH. C. 3 a. T. W. Robertson. Bristol,
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BIRTH AND BREEDING. C. Adap. fr. the
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BIRTH OF BEAUTY; OR, HARLEQUIN
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BIRTH OF HERCULES, THE. Masque.
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BIRTH OF MERLIN ; OR, THE CHILD HAS
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BIRTHPLACE OF PODGERS, THE. Dom.
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BISHOP'S EYE, THE. P. 3 a. Clo Graves.
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BLACK C.5i:SAR. D. Queen's T., 1832.
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BLACK DIAMONDS; OR, THE LIGHTS
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BLACK DOG OF NEWGATE, THE. P.
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BLACK DO.MINO. Op. C. An English ver.
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BLACK DOMINO. CO. 3 a. H. F. Chor-
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BLACK DOMINO, THE. D. 5 a. Geo. R.
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BLACK DOMINO; OR, THE MASKED
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BLACK KNIGHT OF ASHTON, THE. D.
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BLACK SHEEP. D. 3 a., f. on Edmund
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BLACKSMITH OF ANTWERP, THE. F.
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BLACKSMITH'S DAUGHTER, THE. An old
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BLETCHINGTON HOUSE. Hist. d. 3a. H.
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BLIND BEGGAR OF BETHNAL GRIiEN,
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BLIND BEGGARS, THE. Mus. D. Possibly
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BLIND BEGGARS OF BURUNGTON
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BLIND GIRL; OR, A RECEIPT FOR
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BLIND GIRL'S FORTUNE, THE. D. A
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BLUEBELL-IN-FAIRYLAND. M.D.P. 2 a.
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BLUFF KING HAL; OR, THE FIELD OF
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BLUFF KING HAL; OR, THE MAIDEN,
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BLUNDERER, THJi;. C. Transl. fr. Molifere.
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BLUNDERS. Ca. Op.C April 11, 1898.
BLURT MASTER CONSTABLE; OR, THE
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BOABDIL EL CHICO; OR, THE M30R THE
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BOADICEA. T. Fletcher. 1611.
BOADICEA. T. Richard Glover. D.L. Pr.
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BOADICEA. Story. Same as Bonduca.
BOADICEA, QUEEN OF BRITAIN. T.
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BOADICEA UNEARTHED. Burl. 1 a. W. J.
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BOARD AND RESIDENCE. F. 1 a. Con-
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BOARD OF CONVIVIALITY; OR, FUN
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BOARDING HOUSE; OR, FIVE HOURS AT
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BOARDING SCHOOL, THE. W. B. Ber-
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BOARDING SCHOOL; OR, BREAKING UP,
THE. Dibdin.
BOARDING SCHOOL; OR, THE SHAM
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BOARDING SCHOOL MISS. THE. C. As-
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BOYNE WATER. Buckstone.
BOYS, THE. F.C. 3 a. Henry Seton. Croy-
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BOYS TOGETHER. D. 4 a. Haddon Cham-
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BRACEWBLLS ADVENTURES WITH A
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BRACKEN HOLLOW. D. 2 a. iJrs. Augus-
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BRADAMANTE. T. Gamier. 1580.
BRADFIELD COLLEGE, BERKS, PLAYS
AT. Performances of Greek Plays are given
here triennally from .JE.schylus, SophocleiS, and
Euriipidei; in the order named : —
1883. 'J'he Alcestius of Euripides.
1890. The Antigone of Sophocles.
1892. The Agamemnon of Mechylus.
1895. The Alcestis of Euripides.
1898. The Antigone of Sophocles.
1900. The Agamemnon of ..Eschylus.
1904. The Alcestis of Euripides.
1907. I'he Antigone of Sojihocles.
See " Greek Plays."
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BRAGANZIO, THE BRIGAND. Burl. la.
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" THE ST A GE" C YCLOPAiDIA .
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• BRAVE SCOTTISH HEARTS. D. K. E.
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BREACH OF PROMISE, A. F.C 3 a. Adap.
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BREACH OF PROMISE, A. Ca. 1 a. Mabel
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BREEZE FIRST, THE. F.C. la. W. R.
Denny. West Hartlepool T.R., March G, 1891.
BREEZE FROM NEW YORK, A. Ca. la.
Francis Rapliael. Kew Prince's H., November
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BREEZE IN THE BALTIC; OR, THE
DANES IN THE DUMPS, A. Piece. 1 a. By
a gentleman of Edinburgli. Ac, at Edinburgli,
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56
THE STAGE" CYCLOTJEDIA.
BREEZY MORNING, A. Ca. 1 a. Eden
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BRENNORALT; OR, THE DISCONTENTED
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BRER BABBIT AND BRER FOX. One of
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BRlBWiSiTER'S MILLIONS. C. 4 a. Fr.
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BRIBERY ON BOTH SIDES. F. C.G., May
4, 1784. N.p.
BRIC-A-BRAC. Ca. la. Adap. fr. DHer-
villy's La Soupicre, otherwise Lc Bibelot, by
Sir' J. J. Coghill, Bart. Ladbroke H., Octo-
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BRIC-A-BRAC WILL, THE. CO. S. Adair
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BRIDE OP ABYDOS: OR, THE PRINCE,
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BRIDE OF DUNKERRON, THE. Cant. H.
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BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR, THE. O. S a.
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BRIDE OP NEATH VALLEY, THE. M.
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BPiiIDiGE. P. 1 a. Gr-aliani Hill. Canter-
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BRIDGE OF SIGHS, THE. Dr. Study in 2 ep.
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C.G., May 5, 1778. N.p. Ac. in Dublin the
preceding year under the title <i( Giralda: or.
The Siege of Harlech.
BRITISH KINGS. T. James Mvlne. Pr.
1790. N. ac.
BRITISH LEGION. T. H. Bayly. St. James's.
May 7, 1838.
BRITISH LOYALTY; OR. LONG LIVE THE
KING. Dr. Kftu>ion. 2 a, with songs. Jos.
Muscr. Pr. isii'j.
BRITANNICUS.
Transl. fr. Racine.
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BRITISH ORPHAN, THE. T. Mariana
Starke. Ac. at Mrs. Crespigny's private theatre
at Camberwell, April 7, 1790, by amateurs.
BRITISH RECRUIT; OR, WHO'S AFRAID?
THE. Int. C.G. Pr. 1795.
BRITISH SAILOR; OR, THE FOURTH OF
JUNE, THE. Mils. Int. C.G., 1789. N.p.
BRITISH SLAVE. D. J. B. Howe.
BRITISH SOLDIER, A. D. 4 a. Perth.
Condie and Collier. Manchester, St. James's,
December 11, 1899.
BRITISH SOLDIER; OR, LIFE'S CAM
PAIGN, THE Norwich T.. March 1(5, 1805.
BRITISH STAGE; OR, THE EXPLOITS OF
HARLEQUIN, THE. F. perf. at "both thea-
tres." Pr. 1724. Designed as an after-piece to
Harlequin Br. Faugtus and The Necromancer.
BRITOMARTE, THE MAN-HATER. Effing-
ham, July 2, 1866.
BRITON, THE. T. Ambrose Philips. D.L.,
February 19, 1722. Pr. 1721.
BRITON AND BOER. D. 4 a. Fred Cooke.
Liverpool Star T., January 1, 1900; Greenwich,
Morton's, August 20, 1900.
BRITONS ROUSED. Int. with songs. C.G.,
May 16, 179S.
BRITONS, STRIKE HOME; OR, THE
SAILORS' REHEARSAL. Bal. F. Edwd.
Philips. Pr. 1739. D.L., 1742.
BRITONS, TO ARMS; OR, THE CONSUL
IN ENGLAND. M.D. Archd. Maclaren. Pr.
1803.
BRITTANY FOLK V. 1 a. Lib. 'Walter
Frith. M. by Alfred J. Caldicott. St. Geo. H.,
March 20, 1889.
BRIXTON BURGLARY, THE. F. .3 a. Fred
W. Sidney. Terry's, December 6, 1898; Strand,
June 23, 1900.
BROAD ARRO-VV, THE. D. 5 a. Gerald
Holcroft. Standard, September 7, 1885.
BROAD BUT NOT LONG. Extrav. C.G.,
June, 1814.
BROAD PATH AND THE NARROW WAY,
THE. D. Eccleshill Mechanics' Inst., March
18. 1899.
BROAD ROAD, THE. P. 3 a. Robt.
Marshall. Terry's, November 5, 1898.
BROADWAY BELLES, THE. M.F. 2 a.
John Lacklands. Kingston County. June 5,
1905.
BROKEN AT THE FOUNTAIN. P. 1 a. R.
Hope. Ladywell Parish H., May 25, 1905.
BROKEN BAIL. D. 3 a. G. L. Gordon.
Edinboro' Princess's, June 14, 1878.
BROKEN BARRIER, THE. P. 4 a. H. C.
M. Hardinge. Camberwell Metropole, March 2,
1903.
BROKEN BONDS. D. 5 a. A. C. Calmour.
Brighton T.R., November 14, 1883.
BROKEN BRANCH. Op. bo. 3 a. H. F. du
Terreaux. Op. C, August 15, 1874.
BROKEN BUTTERFLY, A. Dr. epis. Fred.
Moule. Battersea Pal., April 5, 1909.
BROKEN CHAIN; OR, THE LADY OF
NUREMBERG, THE. P. Surrey, October,
BROKEN COUPLING, THE. " M. Raillery
of the Rails." la. M. by J. A. Moonie. Edin-
burgh Waterloo R., February 21, 1890.
BROKEN FETTERS. P. 1 a. Chas. Thursby.
Mat. T. (late St. George's H.), July 22, 1897.
BROKEN GOLD, THE. Bal. 0. Chas. Dib-
din. C.G., February 8, 1806.
BROKEN HALO, A. P. la. Charles Thursby.
Globe, March 17, 1000.
Collins'is M.H.,
BROKEN HEART, THE. T. 5 a. John
Ford. Blackfriars, 1633. Pr. 1633. Rev. by
Elizabethan Stage Society at Matinee T. (late
St. George's H.), June 11, 1898; Royalty,
November 21. 1904.
BROKEN HEART: OR, THE FARMER'S
DAUGHTER OF THE SEVERN SIDE, THE.
Melo-d. D. Jerrold. City T., 1832.
BROKEN-HEARTED CLUB, THE. Ca. 1 a.
Stirling Coyne. Hay., January 16, 1868.
BROKEN HEARTS. Fairy P. 3 a. W. S.
Gilbert. Court, December 9, 1875; Savoy, June
4, 1888.
BiRiOiKiEiN HEARTlS. P. Z. Lutoin. Pavilicu
(Jewish season). Aagusi. 24, 19o8.
BROKEN HOME. City of London, July 4,
1859.
B'RlOiKEN IDOL. Sk.
January 2, 1905.
BROKEN IDYLLS. Ca. 1 a. Mabel S. Medd.
BROKEN LIFE, A. P. 3 a. Louis N. Par-
ker. Vaudeville, March 28, 1892, under title of
Chris. Grand, May 2, 1892.
BROKEN LILY, THE. D. Pro. and 3 a. E.
Towers. East London, December 24, 1878.
BROKEN LINKS. CD. 4 a. Henry Holmes.
Richmond H.M.T., March 20, 1882; Stratford
T.R., February 6, 1888.
BROKEN MELODY, THE. P. 3 a. Herbert
Keene. James Leader, and J. T. lanner.
P.O.W., July 28, 1892; Princess's, January 14,
1902.
BROKEN OFF. Ca. 1 a. Mrs. Newton
Phillips. Ladbroke H., May 24, 1892; Ryde
T.K., February 2, 1894 (an.at.;.
BROKEN PEARLS. D. 4 a. W. J. Archer.
City of London, June 10, 1867
BROKEN PROMISES; OR, THE COLONEL,
THE CAPTAIN, AND THE CORPORAL. Bal-
lad 0. 3 a. Lyceum July 5, 1825.
BROKEN SEAL. XHK. See Village Priest.
BROKEN SIXPENCE, A. P. 1 a. Mrs. G.
Thompson and Miss Kate Sinclair. Ladbroke
H., April 11, 1889; Toole's, June 15, 1889.
BROKEN SOIL. P. 3 a. Padraic M'Cor-
mac. Colne Royalty, March 26, 1904.
BROKEN SPELLS. D. 3 a. Westland
Marston and W. G. Wills. Court, March 27,
1872.
jiKOKEN STOCK-JOBBERS; OR, WORK
FOR THE BAILIFFS, THE. F. Ac. in Ex
change Alley. Pr. 1720.
BROKEN STRING, THE. M.Ep. A. C. Cal-
mour. Kingston T.R., December 14, 1890.
Mat. T. (late St. George's H.), June 16, 1897.
BROKEN SWORD; OR, THE TORRENT OF
THE VALLEY, THE. Melo-d. 2 a. Adap. fr.
the French, La Valee du Torrent, by Wm.
Dimond. C.G., October 7, 1816.
BROKEN TIES. Dom. D. 2 a. J. Palgrave
Simpson. Olympic, June 8, 1872.
BROKEN TO HARNESS. D. F. on Edmund
Yates's novel by Mervyn Dallas. Brighton
T.R., June 30, 1883.
BROKEN TOYS. D. 2 a. John Daly. Sad-
ler's Wells, November 4, 1850.
BROKEN VOW, THE. Adap. fr. the French,
VAhhi de Castro, by Dion Boucicault. Olym-
pic, February, 1851.
BROKEN VOW : A ROMANCE OF THE
TIMES OF SIXTUS THE FIFTH, THE. D.
5 a. Taken from L'Abbe de Castro by John
Brougham. Lyceum, October 31, 1803. See
Bel Dcmonio.
''TKE STAGE'' CYCLOPEDIA.
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BROKKN VOWS; OR, LOVES CONFLICTS.
D. ta. Edwd. Towers. East Loudon, February
IS, 1871.
BROKER BEWITCHED, THK. F. 2 a. Tr.
(N.D.)
BROKER OF BOGOTA, THE. T. Bird.
1803-1854.
BROKERS AHEAD. Sk. rarajion, April 0.
iao8.
BRONZE HORSE, THE. Fairy 0. Auber.
M. adap. by Cooke. D.L., January 5, 1836.
BRONZE HOUSE, THE. M. Spec. Howard
Paul. F. ou Scribe and Auber's Le Cheval de
Bronze. Alhambra, July 4, ISSl.
BROOK, THE. M. Extrav. 2 a. N. Salsbury.
' Liverpool Alexandra T., July 12, 1880; Alex-
andra Pal., September 13, 1880.
BROOKE OF BRAZENOSE. P. 3 a. Neville
Doono and T. R. F. Coales. Criterion, June
8, 1905.
BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER. D. 4 a.
Frank Harvev. Ipswich Lyceum, August 10,
1895; Hammersmith Lyric (5 a.), March 23. 189C.
BROTHER AND SISTER. T. Ford, 1G33.
BROTHER AND SISTER. CO. 1 a. Wm.
Dimond. C.G., February 1, 1815; Lyceum, Oc-
tober 1, 1824.
BROTHER BEN. F. 1 a. J. Maddisoi)
Morton. C.G.
BROTHER BILL. F.C. 3 a. Carlton Dawc.
Kenuinston P.O.W., May 2H, 1902.
BROT'HEIR BU.L. Fax. Doiri. C. Sk. 1 a.
J. F. Watson. Broiight-on Victoria, July 29,
1907.
BROTHER BILL AND ME. F. 1 a. W. E.
Suter. August, 1858.
BROTHER BOB. J. B. Johnstone. Surrey T.
BROTHER FOR BROTHER. D. 3 a. F. on
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BROTHER GEORGE. CO. 3 i>. Frnnk
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BROTHER OFFICERS. C. 3 a. Leo Tre-
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BROTHER PELICAN: OR, FALKAS BABY.
Burl. 2 a. Words and lyrics by Alfd. Kae
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BP^OTHER iSAiM. C. John Oxenford,
Sothern, and Buckstone. Hay., May 24, lSti5.
BROTHER TOM. Buckstone.
BROTHER'S CRIME, A. D. 4 a. Vivian
Edmonds. Warrington T.R., March 27, 1893.
BROTHER'S LIFE, A. D. W^ Gordon.
Paignton R. Bijou, July 16, 1874.
BROTHER'S PORTRAIT, A. P. 1 a. Ern. E.
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BROTHER'S REVENGE, A. Victoria, March
?, 1854.
BROTHER'S REVENGE, A. Sk. Bedford
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BROIHICRHOOD OF THE SEVEN KINGS.
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BROTHERS. C. 3 a. Chas. Coghlan. Court,
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BROTHERS. D. 4 a. R. T. Sa-cr. Bar-
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BROTHERS. Sk. C. U. WilliaiiKs Britan-
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BROTHERS, THE. C. fr. Terence. Plot fr.
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BROTHERS, THE. C. Jas. Shirley. Li-
censed 1G26. Blackfriars 1652. Pr. 16.52.
BROTHERS, THE. T. Dr. E. Young. D.L.,
March 3, 1753. Written and rehearsed 30 years
previously, and pr. 1752.
BROTHERS, THE. C. 5 a. Riclid. Cumber-
land. D.L. ; C.G., December 2, 17.59. Pr. 1769.
Based on The Little French Lawyer, See
Adelphi.
BROTHERS, THE. C. in MS. In library of
Mr. Murphy.
BROTHERS. THE. School for ScandcS
played under this title at Totte"nham St. New
1'., 1830.
BROTHERS. THE. Burla. 1 a. T. E.
Wilks. St. James's.
BROTHERS, THE. C. 3 a. John Brock-
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BROTHERS, THE. P. 1 a. Henry Byatt.
Vaudeville, March 10, 1887 ; Olympic (rev.), Feb-
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BROTHERS; OR, A PLUNGE IN THE
DARK. D. 4 a. A. Olive Lipthwaite. Mary-
lebone, November 25, 1885.
BROTHERS AND CHUMS. M. Ep. 2 a.
Oscar Mills. Ferndale Tudor H., August 6,
1900.
BROTHERS IN ARMS. D. Stalybridge
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BROTHERS OF EDEN, THE. CD. R. Er
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BROUGHT TO BOOK. Ca. 1 a. Fredk.
Hay. Charing Cross, August 28, 1875.
BROUGHT TO BOOK. CD. G. H. McDer-
mott and Henry Pettitt. Britannia, Mav 8,
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BROUGHT TO JUSTICE. D. Henry Pet-
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BROUGHT TO LIGHT. D. J. Percival.
Aberdeen T.R., March 27, 1872.
BROUGHT TO LIGHT. D. 4 a. Edwd.
Darbey. Rotherham T.R., August 12, 1889;
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BROUGHT TO LIGHT; OR, WATCHING
A.NU WINNING. D. Prol. and 4 a. T. A.
Palmer. Plymouth R., 1868.
BROUGHT TOGETHER. C 1 a. Fred
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BROWN AND THE BRAHMINS; OR. CAP-
TAIN POP AND THE PRINCESS PRETTY-
EYES. Burl. f. on The Illustrious Stranger,
by R. Reece. Globe, January 23, 1869.
BROWN AT BRIGHTON. F.C. 3 a. Fen-
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December 20, 1902.
BiR'O'WX BEAR. Sk. Paragon M.H., Decem-
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BROWN MAN, THE. M.D. M. by Mr.
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BROWN OF B. CO. M. Ca. 1 a. Duncan
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BROWN PAPER PARCEL. C 1 a. Pub.
by S. French, Ltd.
BROWNE THE MARTYR. F. 1 a. Tem-
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BROWNE, WITH AN " E." 1 or 2 a. Leo-
pold Montague. Pub. by S.. French, Ltd.
BROWNIE AND THE PIANO-'lUNE'R ; OR,
THJi PLVNO-TUNER AND THE BROWME.
P. 4 cc. Wr. and wit'h jncid. m. com. by
L. E. Lomax. Roy. Coll. of M., May 6, 10U7.
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BJlUiDiEiR VON ST. BEiRXHARD DIE. D.
5 a. Antoji Ohorn. Great Queen Street ,
April 0, ^am.
BKUM. F. Frank Deprez. Leeds T.R., March
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BRUMMAGEM JIM; A TRAVELLERS
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BRUNHOWELE. Mentioned by Henslowe as
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BRUSOHINI I DUE. 0. RoMni. Venice,
1819.
BRUSCHIXO. 0. Rossini. Paris, Decemb?.-
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BRUTUS. T. Miss Bernard. 1690.
BRUTUS. T. Voltaire. 1730.
BRUTUS (JUNIUS). T. Alfieri. 1783.
Transl. by C. Lloyd, 1815.
BRUTUS (JUNIUS). T. Andrieux. 1S28.
BRUTUS (LUCIUS JUNIUS). T. Lee. 1679.
BRUTUS (LUCIUS JUNIUS). T. Duncombe.
1784.
BRUTUS (MARCUS). T. Alfleri. 1783.
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BRUTUS; OR, THE FALL OF TARQUIN. T.
fi a. J. Howard Payne. M. by Hayward. D.L.,
December 3, 1818.
BRUTUS AND CASSIUS. T. Chenier.
1764-1811. See Conspiraci/ of BratuK.
BRUTUS OF ALBA; OR, AUGUSTA'S TRL
UMPH. O. Geo. Powell. Dorset Gdns., 1690.
Pr. 1697.
BRUTUS OF ALBA; OR, THE ENCHANTED
LOVERS. Tragic O. by Nahum Tate. Duke's
T., 1678. Pr. 1678. Taken fr. tlie IV. Book of
^■i^i:i^s .Eneid.
BRUTUS ULTOR. T. 5 a. Michael Field.
Pr. 1886.
BRUYERE, LA. See The Absent Man.
BUBBLE, THE. A Droll by Kirkman fr.
the p. of Greene's Tu Qaoque, by Cooik, 1672.
BUBBLE AND SQUEAK. F. Fredk. Hay.
Vaudeville, May 12, 1S71.
BUBBLE REPUTATION, A. F.C. 3 a.
James Willing and John Douglass. Standard,
April 6, 1885.
BUBBLES. Dom. Ca la. Chas. S. Faw-
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BUBBLES; OR, THE MATRIMONIAL
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1808. N. ac.
BUBBLES IN THE SUDS; OR. A VILLAGE
WASHERWOMAN. M.V. la. Elephant and
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BUBBLES OF THE DAY. C. 5 a. D. Jer-
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BtBBLES OF THE DAY. See Humhugs of
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BUCCANEERS, THE. CO. 2 a. Lough-
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BUCK IS A THIEP, THE. Whitehall, by
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BUCK'S LODGE, THE. Int. D.L., 1790.
BUCKINGHAM. Ac. at Rose T. by the Eail
of Sussex's servants, December 30, 1593. N.p.
BUCKINGHAM. D. 4 a. W. G. Wills.
Olympic, November 29, 1875.
BUCKINGHAM. C. Oa. Julian Edwards.
Northampton Town H., December 28, 1877.
BUCKRAM IN ARMOUR. See The Dmip-
pointed Gallant.
BUCKSTONE AT HOME; OR, THE MANA-
GER AND HIS FRIENDS. D.Sk. by J. Stir-
ling Coyne. Hay., April 6, 1863.
BUCKSTONES ADVENTURE WITH A
POLISH PRINCESS. F. la. Slingsby Law-
rence. Hay., July 4, 1855.
BUCKSTONE'S ASCENT OF MOUNT PAR-
NASSUS. Extrav. Planch^. Hay., Easter
Monday, 1853.
BUOKSTiONE'S VOYAGE ROUND THE
GLOBE J. R. Planche, Hay., April 17, 1850.
BUD AND BLOSSOM. P. 1 a. Lady Colin
Campbell. Terry's, June 3, 1893.
BUDGET OF BLUNDERS, A. F. By Gref-
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BUFFALO BILL. D. 4 a. George Roberts.
Elephant and C, May 30, 1887.
BUFFALO BILL; OR, A LIFE IN THE
WILD WEST. D. 4 a. By Col. Stanley and
Charles Hermann. Sanger's, May 28, 1887 (first
time in London).
BUFFALO GIRLS; OR, THE FEMALE
SEREiNAuiiRS, iliK. F. Edward Sinlraji.
'Surrey, April 17, 1847.
BUFFO; OR, THE STORY OF A BROKEN
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BUFFOON (SIR HERCULES). C. Lacy.
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BUGLE CALL, THE. P. 1 a. L. N. Parker
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BUGLE CALL, THE. Div. C. Wilhelm. M.
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BUGLER BOB. Sk. Dora Langlois. Ports-
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BUILDER OF BiRlDGES, THE. P. 4 a.
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BUILDEIRS. TIHE. P. 3 a. Norah Keith.
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BUILDING FUND, THE. C. 3 a. Wm.
Boyle Abbey. Dublin, April 25, 1905; St. Geo.
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BUILT ON SAND. D. 5 a. Frank Harvey.
Sheflield Alexandra O.H., May 3, 1886.
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BULL. See John Bull.
BULL BY THE HORNS, THE. F. d. 3 a.
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BULL "iN A CHINA SHOP. C. 2 a. C.
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BULL'S HEAD, THE. Oa. Lyceum, July
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BULL-FIGHTER, THE. Rom. d. G. Almar.
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BULLDOGS AHOY! Dr. sk. 3 scs. Brien
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Ul'.MlJLKS COUKTSHIl". Comic int. 1 a.
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BF.MBRUSHER. TIIE. F. Intended to be
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L'niversitv of Cambridge. Pr. 1786.
BUMP OF BENEVOLENCE, THE. Saville.
BUNCH OF BERRIES, THE. F. E. L.
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BUNCH OF KEYS, A. M.C. 3
a.
Avenue,
Clias.
Augusi
MANY COOKS
Comedy D. 4 a.
Balfcmr Inst.,
Hoyt and Geo. Lash Gordon.
25. 1883.
BUNCH OF SHAMROCKS, A. D. Frank
Hateman and John Douglass. EdinburgU
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BUNCH OF VIOLETS, A. P. 4 a. F. on
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BUNCH OF VIOLETS. ,Sk. Prod, by A.
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T. Dejazet, October 22, 1888. Prod, as Bache-
lor's Quarters (c.p.), P.O.W., January 21,
1889; Toole's, October 7, 1889.
BUNGLES. C. 3 a. De SvertchkofI and
Harry Morphew. Ealing Lyric H., December
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BUNKERED: OR, TOO
SPOIL THE BROTH. Amer
Gerald RansFev. Liveri)Ool
April 11, 1908 (amat.).
BUNKERING OF BETTY, THE. P. 1 a.
Jean du Rocher. D.L., May 11, 1909 (mat.).
BUNKUM MULLER. Hay., February 24,
I 1S04,
BUON'A FIGLITOLA MARITATA, LA. 0.
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Maid.
BUONAPARTE; OR, THE FREEBOOTER.
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BURCH AND HIS DETRACTORS. F. Pres-
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BURGLAR, THE. M.P. 1 a. Percy F.
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BURGLAR ALARM AND THE DETECTIVE
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.THE. D. John Gannon. Liverpool Adelphi,
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BURGLAR AND THE BISHOP, THE. M.
V. Sir J. Jocelyn Coghill, Bart. M. by
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1893.
BURGLAR AND THE JUDGE, THE. F. 1
a. F. C. Philips and C. H. E. Brookfield.
Hay.. November 5, ls!»2; rw. Court, J-.uui-.uv
20. 1893.
BURGL.VR WHO FAILEID, THTl. C. 1 a.
S; J'ilin Hankin. Criterion, October ■27. I!)fi8.
BURGLAR'S BABY, THE. CD. 3 a. John
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BURGLAR'S DARLING, A. Scena. Herbert
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BURGLAR'S DILEMMA, THE. Sk. Francis
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BURGLAR'S EXTRA TURN. THE. M. Sea.
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BURGLARS. Farcl. T. 3 a. Mark Mel-
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CHERRY AND FAIRSTAR; OR, THE
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CHERRY AND FAIRSTAR; OR, THE
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CHERRY BLOSSOM. Ca. Archer St., W.
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The Ascension. By the Taylors.
Antichrut. By the Clothiers.
The Dehuje. By the Dyers.
Da// nf Juihjii!'Vit. By the Wcbstcrs.
Descent Into Hell. By the Cooks and Inn-
keepers.
I'he Creation. By the Drapers.
2'he Election of St. Mathias, Sending of
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The Fall of Lucifer. By the Tanners.
The Salutation and Nativity. By the
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The Shepherds Feeding Their Flocks hy
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The Three Kings. By the Vinters.
The Obligation of the Three Kings. By
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The Purification By the Blacksmiths.
The Temptation. By the Butchers.
The Last Sapper. By the Bakers.
The Blind Man and Lazarus. By the
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Jesus and the Lepers. By the Corvesarys.
Christ's Passion. By the Bowyers,
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The Resurrection. By the Skinners.
Christ's Entry Into Jerusalem.
Abraham, Melchisedeck, and Lot. By the
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Moses, Balah, and Balaam. By the Cap-
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OHEiSTiER'S TRIUMPH IN HONOUR OF
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CINDERELLA; OR, THE LITTLE GLASS
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The aroundwnrk will be found among the Tales
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CINDERELLA THE SECOND. Bulla. 2
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CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE. Ca. 1 a.
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OIRiO. O. Ariosti. 1721.
CIRO, IL. 0. Scarlatti. I6.i9-1725.
CIRO RICONOSCIUTO. O. Leo, 1739.
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CISSY'S ENGAGEMENT. Duo. 1 a. Ellen
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CISTELLARIA ; OR, THE CASKET COMEDY.
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CITIZEN GENERAL, THE. C Goethe. 179a
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CITY NIGHT CAP: OR, CREDE QUOD
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CITY OF MILLIONS, THE. D. 5 a. Ch.
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CITY OF MYSTIERY, THE. Romantic Cos-
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CITY PAGEANT FOR THE VISIT OF
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CIVIL WARS OF FRANCE. P. Dicker.
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CLAM.
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CLAMEUR LE HARO.
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CLARA SOLEIL.— See Bad Boys.
CLARA VERE DE VERE. P. 4 a. F. on
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CLARE COTTAGE. P. 1 a. Adap. by Sam
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CLARENCE CLEVEDON, HIS STRUGGLES
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CLARI. O. Halevy. Paris. 1828
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CLARICE. C. 4 a. Wm. Gillette. Liverpool
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CLARICK : OR, ONLY A \VO.^[AN. D. Prol.
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Italian Classical Plays.
Greek Plays.
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CLAUDE DUVAL: OR, LOVE AND LAR
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CLERGY.MAN'S DAUGHTER, THE. See My
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CLICQUOT. F.C. 3 a. Brentwood Recrea-
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THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
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Dr. Tlios.
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CONVEiRSION OF ST. PAUL. Sec- • Miracle
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CONVICT, THE. D. 4 a. Fred Jarman.
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CONVICT; OR, HUNTED TO DEATH, THE.
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CONVICT 99. D. 4 a. J. Denton. Adap.
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CONVICT ON THE HEARTH, THE. P. A.
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CONVICT'S DAUGHTER, THE. D. 4 a. Gor-
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CONVICT'S WIFE, A. CD. 3 a. W.
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CONVICTS. P. 1 a. Edwin Holland and
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1903.
CONVIVADO DE PIEDRA. C. Terso de
.Molino, whose name w^as Tellez. 1626. This
is the origin?.! of all the Don J nans.
COOKETTISH COOK; OR, THE AREA
BELL RUNG TOO MANY TIMES, THE.
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COOL AS A CUCUMBER. F. 1 a. W.
Blanchard Jerrold. Lyceum, .Man Ii 24, 1851;
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COOLEEN DAAVN. uMartin Dulnall and J.
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COOPER, THE. M. Ent. M. by Dr. Arne.
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CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT, A. F. Harry
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COOPER'S HILL. Sir John Dejiliam. Pr.
1643.
COPING STONE. THE. P. 4 a. G. Law-
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COPPER CAPTAIN, THE. Kemble and
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Dublin.
COQUET. THE. M. Ent. Steph. Storaee.
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fr. Ital. of Goldini. and adap. to the original
music of Galluppi.
COQUET; OR. THE ENGLISH CHEVALIER.
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COQUETS SURRENDER; OR. THE
HUMOROUS PUNSTER, THE. C. Anon. 17.32.
Publ. in 17.33 under the title of Ihe Court
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COQUETTE, Op. C. 2 a. Wr. by R. E.
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COQUETTE, THE. Burl. Hay.. 1761. N.p.
COQUETTE, THE. P. 3 a. Adap. fr. the
Vv. by T. Mead. Hay., July .i^, 1SC7.
COQUETTE, THE. C. 4 a. Capt. Hawley
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COQUETTE, THE. Ca. Wm. Poel. Port-
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COQUETTE, 'THE. CO. 3 a. Book f. on
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J. W. Dam. Lyrics by Clifton Bingham. M.
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COQUETTE; OR, THE MISTAKES OF THE
HEART. THE. C Robt. Hitchcock. Ac. at
York and Hull. Pr. 1777. Taken fr. Mrs.
Heywood's novel. Betsy Thoughtless.
COQUETTE DU VILLAGE. C. Dufresnv.
1715.
COQUETTES; OR, THE GALLANT IN THE
CLOSET. THE. C. Lady Houston. Chiefly a
transl. of a P. of Thos. Corneille.
CORA. O. Naumann. 1780.
CORA. O. 4 a. M6hul. 1791.
CORA. D. Prol. and 3 a. Adap. fr. the
French L' Article 47 by W. S. Wills and Frank
Marshall. Globe. February 28, 1877.
CORA; OR, LOVE AND PASSION. D. 4a.
W. G. Wills. Leeds T.R., March 2. 1874.
90.
"TTir. STACF" rvrrop-j:P7A.
COKA; OR, THE SLAVES OF THE SOUTH.
Grecian, June 26, 1865.
CORA; OR. THE VIRGIX OF THE SUN.
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CORALIE. P. 4 a. Adap. fr. the French of
M. Delpit by G. W. Godfrey. St. James's, May
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CORDE SENSIBLE, LA. Royalty, November
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CORDELIA. T. 5 a. Mrs. Hughes. Pr. 1790.
CO-RESPONDENT. THE. F.C. 4 a. G. W.
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Birmingham Grand T., Au?ust 3, 189B; Cam-
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CORESUS ET CALLIRHOE. T. Lafosse.
1696.
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CROWN IN-N DANGER I THE. Monol by
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CROWN JEWELS, THE. 0. 3 a. Adap fr
Auber's 0. Les Diamants de la Couronne
D.L., April 16, 1846.
CROW^N OF LAUREL, A. P. 1 a. R. Stevens
Hammersley. Leek T.H., February 19, 1903.
CROW^N OF THORNS, A. D. 4 a. Gilbert
Elliott. Originally prod, at Brighton Eden T.,
September 7, 1896; Olympic, October 10, 1896.
CROWN PRINCE; OR, THE BUCKLE OF
BRILLIANTS, THE. D. 2 a. Thos. Egerton
Wilkes. Sadler's Wells, July 16, 1838.
CRUCIFIXION, THE. Cant. Dr. Staiiier.
CRUEL BROTHER, THE. T. Sir Wm
D'Avenant. Blackfryars. Pr. 1630.
CRUEL CARMEN; OR. THE DEMENTED
Soi^^°5^"^', ^^'^ -^HE TERRIBLE TOREA- !
DOR." Burl Extrav. J. Wilton Jones. Man- I
Chester Princess's, March 29, 1880.
CRUEL CITY; OR, LONDON BY NIGHT I
IHE. D. 4 a. Gertrude Warden and Wilton i
Jones. Surrey, October 5, 1896.
CRUEL COPPINGER. Sk. R. A. Roberts.
Bury R., August 25, 1909.
CRUEL DEBTOR. Int. W. Wager. Entered
on books of Stationers' Co., 1565-6.
wn'pVn^ DESTINY; OR, THROWN ON THE
WORLD A. Dom. D. 3 a. Wilfred Carr
Woolwich R. Artillery T., October 23, 1899
VENCF^Tni'^'^n^i ^^' ^ TERRIBLE RE-
VENGE, THE D. Pro. and 3 a. Edwin Read-
ing. Coventry Ass. Rooms, October 29, 1885
MENt'^THF^^t' ^^' THE ROYAL RESENT-
MENT, THE. T. Mrs. Centlivre. F. on Siois-
miinda and Guiscardo in Boccace's novel DL
IrlO. Pr. 1717. ' ' ''
CRUEL HERITAGE; OR, A FLASH IN THE
PAN A. P. 4 a. Allan Upward. Dublin
23^1 % "ri^n."' ^J'V' '" "'' ^«'')- October
^■i. 1896, Clapham Shakespeare, May 9, 1898.
CiPvUEL KINDNEi&S. THE. P. 5 a Mrs
Crowe. Hay., June 6, 1853. ^•
CRUEL LAW, THE. CD. 4 a. Walters
Craven. Stratford T.R., December 16, 1895.
5 a.
18S8.
Frank Harvey.
Afterwards re-
Robt. Hall. Margate
F. 1 a. T. J. Wil-
I CRUEL LONDON. D.
Oldham T.R., March 23,
named ^Vicked London.
CRUEL TEST, A. P.
T.R., April It), 1881.
CRUEL TO BE KIND
liams and A. Harris. Princess's, March 6 1860
CRUEL WAR, THE. T. Anon. Pr. 1643
CRUEL WRONG, A. D. J. M. Killick
Cabinet, Octoher 2s, 1869 (amat.).
CRUELTY OF A STEPMOTHER, THE. P
Ac. at Court, December, 1578.
T,CRUELTy OF THE SPANIARDS IN PERU,
lUE.^ Sir Wni. D'Avenant. Cockpit, 1658, and
pr. lOoo.
CRUISE IN THE BAY OF BISCAY, A. Oa.
E. A. Williams. M. by A. G. Pritchard. New
Cross H., August 30, 1884.
CRULSE OF H.M.S. IRRESPONSIBLE, THE.
bee H.M.S. Irresponsible.
CRUISE OF H.M.S. VICTORY. M.C. Flo
,-^^'f^^ ^^- '•>' H. Peterson. Edmonton T.R.
(C.P.), September 15, 1906.
CRUISE OF THE CALABAR, THE MC
3 a. Messrs. Percy and Arthur Milton. 'War-
nngton Court T., August 3, 1903.
CRUISE OF THE CONSTANCE, THE. C
a-- -^^- by Violet Hatherley and Clis. Winch-
comb. Worthing R., June lo, 1909.
CRUISE OF THE CRUSOES, THE CO E
Bryam Wyke. M. by Edwd. Williams.' Man-
chester Queen's, August 8, 1881
CRUISE TO CARNOUSTIE, A. F C 5 so
Gilbert Payne and Frank Percival. M by
Signor J. de Gabriel. Dundee Empire, July 24,
1905.
CRUISE TO CHINA, A. Op. Bo. Adap. fr
M. Bazms Le Voyage en Chine. Garrick, June
5, 18(9.
CRUSADE, THE. English 0. Frederic Eey-
nolds. CO., May 6, 1790.
CRUSADER, THE. O. 4 a. George Tootell
(perf by amateurs). Lytham Pier, November
6, 190b.
CRUSADER AND THE CRAVEN, THE
Mediaeval 0. 1 a. W. Allison. M. by Percy
Reeve. Globe, October 7, 1890.
CRUSADEiRS, THE. Cant. N. W. Gade
CRUSADERS, THE. O. 3 a. Alfred Brown
and St. Georges. M. by Benedict. D.L., Feb-
ruary 26, 1846.
CRUSADERS, THE. D. J. Ebsworth. Mary-
lebone, November, 1849.
CRUSADERS, THE. C. of modern London
life. 3 a. H. A. Jones. Avenue, November 2,
1891.
CRUSHED. F. Ladbroke H. April 24, 1890
(C.P.).
CRUSHED TRAGEDIAN, THE. C. 5 a. H.
I. Byron. Hay., May 11, 1878.
CRUSOE THE CRUISER. Burl. 0. 2 a
Wilton Jones, A. Christensen, and M. Connelly.
Parkhurst, July 23, 1894.
CRUTCH AND TOOTHPICK. C 3 a. Adap.
by Geo. R. Sims. Royalty, April 14, 1879;
Gaiety, November, 1879.
CRY, THE. Dr. Fable. 3 vols. Pr. 1754. By
Mrs. Sarah Fielding or Miss Patty Fieldin"
and Miss Jane Collier.
CRY IN THE DARKNESS; OR, THE COL-
LISION IN THE MERSEY, THE. D. Liver-
pool R. Colosseum. December 11, 1871
CRY OF THE CHILDREN, THE. Dom. and
Military D. 4 a. W. Bourne. Stratford T.R .
March 9, 1903.
98
THE STAGE" CYCLOFALDIA.
CRY QUITS. D. 1 a. Arr. by H. Austin.
Brixton Hall, June 16, 1903.
CRY TO-DAY AND LAUGH TO-MORROW.
S.C. after-piece. 2 a. E. P. Knight. M. by
Cooke. D.L., November 29, 1816.
CRYrTOCONCHOIDSYPHONOSTOMATA. F.
Ch. Collette. O.C. November, 1876.
CRYSTAL GAZER, THE. Ca. la. Leo-
pold Montague. Queen's H., June 5, 1890;
Coronet, June 26, 1899.
CRYSTAL GAZER, THE. D. Sk. Leopold
Maityn. Albert Hall, November 14. 1906.
CRYSTAL GAZING. Sk. F. Bowyer. Hack-
ney Empire, December 3, 1906.
CRY'STAL GLOBE, THE. D. 5 a. Adap. by
Sutton Vane fr. La Joueuse D'Orgue of
Xavien de Montepin and Jules D'Ornay. Prin-
cess's, December 24, 1898.
CRYSTAL QUEEN, THE. D. 4 a. A. W.
Parry. Liverpool Adelphi, August 7, 1893.
CRYSTAL RING, THE. F.P. 3 a. Stanger
Pritchard. M. by Walter Seward. Norwich
Assembly R., October 24, 1903.
CUCK QUEANES, Etc. C. W. Percy. 1601.
Pr. 1824.
CUCKOLD IN CONCEIT, THE. C. Sir
John Vanbrugh, Queen's T., Hay., March 22,
1706. N.p. Little more than transl. of
Moliere's Cocti Imaginaire.
CUCKOLD'S HAVEN; OR, AN ALDERMAN
\0 CONJUROR. F. N. Tate. Plot partly fr.
Eastward Hoe and partly fr. The Devil's an
Ass, by Ben Jonson. Dorset Gdns., 1685. Pr.
1685.
CUCKOO, THE. Ca. 1 a. Walter Helmore.
Criterion, October 5, 1887.
CUCKOO, THE. An adap. in 3 a. by C. H.
Brookfteld of Meilhac's C, Decore. Avenue,
March '2; 1S99 ; Vaudeville, November 26, 1907.
CUCULIO; OR, THE HOOD. B.C. 254-184.
Plautus. C. Transl. into blank verse by
Tliornton, Rich, Warner, and Colman. 1769-
1774.
CULPRIT. F. 1 a. T. H. Bayly. St. James's,
January 18, 1838.
CULPRITS. F; 3 a. Arthur Law. Liverpool
P.O.W., August 29, 1890. Terry's, March 6,
1891.
CULTURE. "C. 3 a. Sebastian Evans and
Frank Evans. Adap. fr. Le Monde oil Von
s'Enniiie by Edouard Pailleron. Bournemouth
T.R., December 5, 1884; Gaiety, May 5, 1885.
CUNNING LOVERS, THE. C. Alexander
Brome. D.L. Pr. 1654. For the plot see The
Seven Wise Masters of Rome and a novel called
" The Fortunate Deceiv'd " and Unfortunate
Lovers.
CUNNING MAN, THE. M.E. 2 a. Dr. C.
Buiney. Tranal. of Roueseau's Devin du Vil-
larje. D.L., November 21, 1766. Pr. 1766.
CUP, THE. T. 2 a. Alfred Tennyson.
Lyceum, January 3, 1881.
CUP OF TEA, A. Ca. 1 a. Princess's, Feb-
ruary 15, 1869; rev. at Gaiety, March, 1883.
CUPBOARD LOVE. F. 1 a. Fredk. Hay.
Vaudeville, April 18, 1870.
CUPBOARD LOVE. F. 3 a. H. V. Esmond.
Court, December 3, 1898.
CUPBOARD SKELETON, THE. F. " Aja.\."
Ladbroke H., May 14, 1887.
CUPID. Masque. T. Middleton. Pr. 1013.
CUPID. Burl. Adelphi, 1832.
CUPID. Burl. Joseph Graves. Queen's and
Strand, 1837.
CUPID. M.C. Henrv A. Duffy. Southamp-
ton T.R. and O.H., April 14, 1882.
CUPID; OR, TWO STRINGS TO A BEAU.
Extrav. H. P. Stephens and C. Harris. Royalty,
April 26, 1880.
CaiPID AND A CiA.RAVAX. P. 2 a. Artliur
Lealie. Crouch End A.s<5em. Rooms, April 22,
1909.
OUiPID A(ND BACCHUS. Ptmt. John
Wesiver. D.L., 1719.
CUPID AND CAMPASPE. D. Lyly. 1583.
CUPID AND CO. M.F. 3 a. Horace
Leonard. Sheffield City T., August 0, 1894.
CUPID AND OOMMOMSiEiNSE. P. 4 a.
.\rnold Bennett. Shaftesbury, January 24,
1908 (C.P.). Prod, by the Incorporated Stage
Society. Shafte^ibury, Janiiary 26, 1908.
CUPID AND DEATH. Masque. Jas. Shir-
lev. Perf. before Ambassador of Portugal,
March 26, 1653. Pr. 1659.
CUPID AND FOLLY; OR, THE COURT OF
LOVE. Ballet by Noble. D.L., October 2,
1823.
CUPID AND HYMEN. Masque. John
Hughes. Pr. 1717.
CUPID AND PSYCHE. P. Thos. Hey wood
N.p. Probably same as Cuiiid's Mistress.
CUPiD AND PSYCHE. M. Wm. Mason. M.
by Giardini. N.p. N. ac.
CUPID AND PSYCHE. L.D. Muller. 19t!i
cent.
CUPID AND PSYTHE. M Sk. Mary Righ-
ton. Bayswater Bijou T., April 20, 1895 (by
children).
CUPID AND PSYCHE; OR, BEAUTIFUL
AS A BUTTERFLY. Extrav. F. C. Burnand.
Olympic, December 26, 1864.
CUPID AND PSYCHE; OR, COLUMBINE
COURTEZAN. D. Panto. Ent. D.L., February
4, 1734. Pr. 1734.
CUPID AND THE SCANDALMONGERS. C.
4 a. E. Dtnny. Wyndham's, February 1, 1904.
CUPID AND THE STYX. C. 3 a. J. Sack-
ville Maitin. Manchester Gaiety, February 8,
1909-
CUPID FROM JEWRY. C. 3 a. J. A.
Mason. Kilburn T.R., May 3, 1897.
CUPID: HIS CORONATION. Masque. Ac.
" at The Spittle " in 1654.
CUPID IN A CONVENT. CO. 3 a. E. M.
Seymour. M. by Mario Di Capri. Fulhani
Grand, July 18, 1903 (C.P.); Croydon T.R.,
August 17, 1903.
CUPID IN AiRCADY. Fantasy. Mrs. Adrian
C. Hope. Pioyal Botanic Gardens, Regent's
Park. July 21, 1909.
CUPID IN CAMP. CD. 2 a. G. C. Vernon.
Criterion, May 22, 1882.
CUPID IiN ERMINE. Ca. 1 a. Ellen Lan-
caster Walli». Kennlngton P.O.W., March 27,
1899.
CUiPIlD IN KERRY. C. 3 a. Edmund
Leamy. Dublin Queen's, April 19, 1906.
CUPID IN LONDON. Q., 1835.
CUPID IN MISCniHF. Dr. Ca. 1 a. W.
Brett Plummer. Balham Assembly R., April
29, 1901.
CUPID IN WAITING. C 3 a. Blanchard
Jerrold. Royalty, June 17, 1871.
CUPID INCOG. Oa. Co'rnelius Van-derBili.
M. by Martyne Van Lennep. St. George's H.,
June 12, 1888.
"THE STAGE" CYCLOPAEDIA.
99
CUPID WINS. Divertieee. Arr. by Alfredo
Curti. M. toy 0. W. Byjig. Alharabia, Jtuiu-
ary Ti. 1908.
CUPID'S ALLEY. C. 1 a. l)rummon<l
Roche. Dublin Gaiety, June 6, 1905.
CUPIDS BANISHMENT. Masque. R. Whita.
Ac. at Greenwich, May 4, Ifil?.
CUPID'S DIPLOMACY. Int. D.L., Januarj
7, 1840.
CUPIDS DKKAM. Int. llcliry Austin.
Bijfiliton Palace Pier. May -l^, 190(3.
CUPID'S FROLIC. Dr. Inc. Wilford F. Field.
Ealing Vestry H., March 30, 1889.
CUPIDS ISLE. M.C. 2 a. G. Eansley.
Liverpool, David Lewlfj Club, April 3, 1909.
CUPIDS LADDER. D. 2 a. Leicester Buck-
ingham. St. James's, October 29, 1859.
CUPID'S MESSENGER. P. la. Alfred C.
Calmour. Novelty, July 22, 1884. Rev. at
Vaudeville 1885, and December 2, 1887.
CUPID'S MISTRESS. Masque. Thos. Hty-
Hood. 1537. N.p.
CUPID'S ODDS AND ENDS. C. 3 a.
Catherine Lewis. Parkhurst, June 1, 1895
(C.P.).
CUPID'S REVENGE. T. Beaumont and
Fletcher. Ac. by Children of Revels, January
1, 1612-13. Pr. 1615. Entered Stationers' Co.,
April 24, 1615. F. on Sidney's Arcadia.
CUPID'S REVENGE. Arcadian past. Fran-
lis Gentleman. Hay., June 12, 1772. Pr. 1772.
CUPID'S REA'EX'GE. See Lore Despised.
CUPID'S SACRIFICE. T. W. Percy. 1602.
(M.S.) N.p.
CUPID'S THRONE. Arcadian C. 1 a. Re-
.uent'e Park Royal Botanical Gardens, June 17,
1907.
CUPID'S VAGARIES. P. Belonging to the
Cock-pit Co. 1639.
CUPID'S WHIRLIGIG. C. By " E.S.," pro-
bably Edward Sharphuni. Ac. by the cliildren
of the King's Revels. Pr. 1607. "
CUPS AND SAUCERS. F. Geo. Grossmith.
Taken fr. La Ceramique. Op. C, August 5,
1878. -See Bric-a-Brac, Under Cover.
CURATE, THE. CD. 5 a. and 1 tab. Rass
Chains. Gt. Grimsby P.O.W., May 3, 1886.
CURCULIO. Plautus. See "Latin Playe."
CURE, THE. F. 3 a. Weedon Grossmith.
Dublin Gaiety, April 18, 1903; Hammersmith
King's, June 8, 1903.
CURE FOR A COXCOMB; OR, THE BEAU
BEDEVILL'D, A. D. Piece. C.G., May, 1792.
CURE FOR A CUCKOLD, A. C. John Web-
ster and W. Rowley. Pr. 1661. See The City
Bride.
CURE FOR A SCOLD, A. B.O. Jas. Wors-
dale. Taken fr. Shakespeare's Taming of the
Shrew. London and Dublin. Pr. 1738. Ac.
D.L., 1735.
CURE FOR COXCOMBS, A. Oa. M. by
Mr. Watson. Lyceum, August 30, 1821.
CURE FOR DOTAGE, A. M. Ent. Sung at
Marylebone Gdns. Pr. 1771.
CURE FOR FOOLERY, A. F. E. J. Jones
and Harry Brashier. Walthamstow Victoria
H., January 21, 1888.
CURE FOR JEALOUSY, A. C. John Carey.
L.I.F. and D.L., 1705. Pr. 1701.
CURE FOR LOVE, A. C. 2 a. Thos. Parry.
Hay., November 29, 1842; rev. 1853.
CURE FOR ROMANCE, A. Oa. M. arr. fr.
Vaccarl by Mr. Kearns, and other m. by Mr.
Solly. Lyceum, August 30, 1819.
CURE FOR ROMANCE, A. C. Thomson.
1819.
CURE FOR THE FIDGETS, A. F. 1 a. Thos.
J. Williams. Surrey, September 14, 1867; rev.
Gaiety, September, 1876.
CURE FOR THE HEARTACHE, A. C. 5 a.
Thos. Morton. C.G., January 10, 1797; D.L.,
1824; Royalty, September, 1872.
CURE OF PRIDE, THE. C. This is Mas-
.'iinger'e City Madam. Alt. N.p.
CURE OF SAUL. O. Arnold. 1770.
CURFEW, THE. P. 5 a. John Tobin. M.
by Attwood. D.L., January 19, 1807 (rev.). Pr.
1807.
CURIA, THE. Sc. taken fr. Massinger's T.,
The Roman Actor. D.L., June 3, 1822.
CURING THE DOCTOR. F. Ep. J. H. Darn-
ley. Walsingham Club, February 26, 1905.
CUKIO, THE. D. 1 a. Adap. fr. the French.
Folkestone Pleasure Gardens T., December 8,
1S92.
CURIOSITY. C. W. C. Critton. Dublin Smock
Alley, 17S5.
CURIOSITY. P. C.G., April, 1798. N.p.
Transl. fr. a German p., Siri Brake; or, The
Dangers of Curiosity.
CURIOSITY. C. 3 a. Transl. fr. the Fr. of
Mme. Geniis by Frunciri Lathom. Norwich,
ISOl. Pr. 1801.
CURIOSITY. C. 3 a. Joseph Derrick.
Vaudeville, September 14, 1886.
CURIOSITY; OR, A PEEP THROUGH THE
KEYHOLE. C. W. C. Oulton. Dublin, 1785.
N.p.
CURIOSITY CURED; OR, POWDER FOR
PEEPING. D. By J. B. Buckstone. D.L.,
July 21, 1825.
CURIOUS CASE, A. CD. 2 ;i. Princes.s's,
1846; Lyceum, 1853; and Gaiety, October, 1872.
CURIOUS IMPERTINENT, THE. Crowne.
Taken fr. Don Quixote. See Amorous Prince.
CURRENT CASH. D. Prol. and 4 a. C A.
Clarke. N. Shields, May 3, 1886; Greenwich
P.O.W., May 24, 1886; Surrey, July 25, 1887.
CURRENT COIN. C 3 a. Julian Cross.
Bristol T.R., February 28, 1879.
CURSE OF CRIME, THE. D. 4 a. J. Roche-
fort. Surrey, March 21, 1904.
CURSE OF HER LOVE, THE. D. 4 a. Wm.
Ilibbert. Croydon R., May 22, 1905.
CURSE OF KIVAH, THE. D. 4 a. M. Wal-
Icrton and F. Gilbert. Edmonton T.R., June
0, 1902.
CUiRSE
1739-1802.
OF SAUL, THE. Orat. Arnold.
CURSE OF THE CARDS, THE. P. 1 a. E.
Harmadale and A. Slielton. Stockport T.R.,
.luly 25, 1906.
CURSE OF THE COUNTRY, THE. D. 4 a.
Arthur Shirley. Elph. and C, May 22, 1905.
CURSE OF WOMEN, THE. D. G. Ivan
Payne. Bayswater Bijou, November 30, 1903.
CUSHLA-MA-CREE. D. a 3. John Levey.
Liverpool Adelphi, September 1, 1873; Maryle-
bone, October 18, 1873.
CUSTOM HOUSE, THE. F.C 3 a. L. A. D.
Montague, Vaudeville, March 24, 1892.
100
"THE STAGE" CYCLOPAEDIA.
CUSTOM OF THE COUNTRY, THE. T.C.
Beaumont and Fletcher. Prior to 1628. Pr.
1647. Rev. T.R., 1667. See Bickentaff's Burial.
CUSTOM OF THE COUNTRY, THE. P. 3 a.
W. F. Hewer. Cirencester Corn H., April 19,
1901.
CUSTOM OF THE MANOR See Country
Lasses.
CUSTOM OF ZURICH, THE. C.B. Sadler's
Wells, April 17, 1797.
CUSTOM'S FALLACY. Br. sk. 3 a. James
M. Grant. 1805. Pr. 1805. N. ac.
CUT AND COME AGAIN. F. Robert Soutar.
Olympic, August 9, 1879.
CUT BY THE COUNTY. See 'Tivixt Kith
and Kin.
CUT FOR PARTNERS. F. la. Jas. Bru-
ton. Princess's, April, 1845. See Paul the
Presented.
CUT MISER, THE. The Miser reduced to a
F. by Edward Tighe. Pr. 1788.
CUT OFF WITH A SHILLING. Ca. 1 a. S.
Theyre Smith. P.O.W., April 10, 1871.
CUTLACKE (GOOD LUCK). Ac. by Lord
Admiral's servants, 1594. N.p.
CUTTER OF COLEMAN STREET, THE. C.
Abraham Crowley. Ac. 1061. Duke of York's,
1663. Pr. 1663. Previously called The Guar-
dian. Now rewritten. N.B.— Cutter signifies
•' Swaggerer."
CUTTING OUT A PRIZE. P. 1 a. Fenton
Mackay. Margate Grand, July 18, 1904.
CUTWELL. P. Ac. 1576.
CYBELE; OR, HARLEQUINS HOUR.
Panto. Royal Circus. J. C. Cross. Pr. 1804.
CYCLING. Ca. 1 a. Albert Chevalier.
Strand, July 11, 1888.
CYCLONE, THE. F. 3 a. W. F. Heatley.
Ladbroke H.. April 24, 1900 (aui.at.).
CYCLOPAEDIA, THE. F. Mrs. Hoper. Hay.,
1748. N.pr.
CYCLOPS, THE. B.C. 480 407. Transl. fr.
Euripides by Potter 1781, Wodhull 1782, Shelley,
and with Buckley's prose transl. in Bohn's
pcTieii. See " Greek Flays."
CYMBELINE, KING OF GREAT BRITAIN.
T. Shakespeare. Begun ie08, finished loiu.
Pr. first folio 1(;23. Fd. on Holuished'e
Chronicles and a novel of Boccaccio (Da.) 11,
novel 9). Storv .also taken fr. aJi old story-
book, " Westward for 6melts," 1603. Alt. by
Ch. March. Pr. 1755. Alt. by W. Hawkins.
C.G., 1759. Pr. 1759. Alt. by David Garrick.
D.L., 1761 and pr. Alt. by H. Brooke. Pr.
1778. Alt. ibv vKemble for D.L. Pr. 1801. Rev.
and ac. at C.G., 1810. Pr. 1810. Arr. by Henry
Irvins, Lyceum, September 22, 1896. Manches-
ter Queen'.s, January 13, 1906, and Glasgow
Grand, October 11, 1906. Rev. at Stratford-
on-Avon, April 23, 1909.
CYMBRA; OR, THE MAGIC THIMBLE.
CO. 3 a. Harry Paulton. M. by Florian Pas-
cal. Strand, March 24, 1883.
CYMON. D. Rom. David Garrick. D.L.,
January 2, 1767. Pr. 1707. First perf. as O.,
5 a., and pr. 1793.
CYMON. F. 2 a. Alt. fr. ©avid Garrick.
D.L., Edinburgh, 1783.
CYMON AND IPHIGENIA. Dryden. 1C31-
1701.
CYMON AND IPHIGENIA. Lyr. C. Pastoral.
1 a. Adap. fr. David Garrick. J. R. Planch^.
Lyceum, April 1, 1850.
CYNIC, THE. C. 4 a. Herman Merivale.
Suggested by Faust legend. Manchester T.R.
(under the title of The Modern Faust), Novem-
ber 19, 1881; Globe, January 14, 1882.
CYNIC'S DEFEAT; OR, ALL IS VANITY,
THE. Ca. Alfred Thompson. Liverpool
P.O.W., August 19, 1878.
CYNICS, THE. C. 3 a. Robert WiUor*.
Barrow Royalty, September 10, 1904 (C.P.).
CYNTHIA. C. 3 a. H. H. Davies. Wyn*-
ham's. May 10, 1904.
CYNTHIA AND CYRUS. T. Hoole. C.G.,
1768.
CYNTHIA AND ENDYMION; OR, THE
LOVES OF THE DEITIES. Dr. 0. 6 a. T.
D'Urfey. Story taken fr. Ovid's Metamorphoses
and Psyche in Apulcius's Golden Ass. D.L.,
1697. Pr. 1697.
CYNTHIA'S REVELS; OR, THE FOUNTAIN
OF SELF-LOVE. C. Ben Jonson. Ac. by the
children of Q. Elizabeth's Chapel, 1600. Pr.
1600.
CYNTHIA'S REVENGE ; OR, MAENANDER'S
EXTACY. T. John Stephens. Plot fr. Lucan's
Pharsalia and Ovid's Metamorphoses. Pr. 1613.
CYNTHIA'S SACRIFICE. Dr. episode. 1 a.
Edwin Drew. St. Geo. H., April 11, 1893.
CYPRIAN CONQUEROR; OR, FAITHLESS
RELICT, THE. P. In MS. at Brit. Museum.
CYPRUS Q. BLAKE. Piece. 1 a. G. Dayle.
Terry's, April 28, 1904.
CYRANO DE BERGIJRAC. P. 5 a, in verse.
Edmond Rostrand. Porte St. Martin, Paris, De-
cember 28, 1897; Lyceum, July 4, 1898; Adelphi,
June 26, 1899. Adap. by Stuart Ogilvle and
L. N. Parker. Blackpool Grand, March 5, 1900;
Wvndham's, April 19, 1900; H.M. June 20,
1908.
CYRENE. Dr. fancy. 3 a. Alfd. C. Calmour.
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CYR1L,S SUCCESS. C. 5a. H. J. Byron.
Globe, November 28, 1868, and October 8, 1872 ;
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CYRUS. Orat. Rossini. D.L., January 30,
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CYRUS. See Cynthia and Cyrus.
CYRUS THE GREAT. T. Mentioned in 1784
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CYRUS THE GREAT; OR, THE TRAGEDY
John Banks. L.I.F., 1696. Pr.
Scudery's rom. of 2'he Grand
T.
fr.
ASSIEGEE. 0. Gluck. Paris,
OF LOVE.
1696. Plot
Cyrus.
CYTHERE
1775.
CYTHEREA; OR, THE ENAMOUR'D
GIRDLE. C. John Smith Pr. 1677. N. ac.
CZAR, THE. CO. 3 a. John O'Keefe. C.O.,
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CZAR, THE. P. J. Cradock. Pr. 1824.
CZAR OF MUSCOVY, THE. T. Mrs. Mary
Pix. D.L., L.I.F. Pr. 1701.
CZAAR UND ZIMMERMANN. 0. 3 a. Lort-
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101
D
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DADS MERMAID. CD. 1 a. W. Felton.
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DADDY GRAY. D. 3a. Andrew Halliday.
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DADDY HARDACRE. D. 2a. Adap. by J.
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THE. Rom. O. M. fr. Meyerbeer's 0., Robert
le Diable. D.L., February 20, 1832.
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. Anon.
DAFNE. 0. Reri. See Daphne.
DAFNE. Schiitz. Was a trans, of libretto
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DAFNE. O. A. Ariosti. Hi.- first O. Was
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DAFNE IN ALLORO. B.O. B. Ferrari.
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DAGGER AND THE CROSS, THE. D. 4 »
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DAGGERS DRAWN. Ca. Pryce Seaton.
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DAGOBERT. 0. Bouffe. 3 a. Richard Sell-
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DAGOBERT, KING OF THE FRANKS. T.
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DAINTY DRESDEN. CO. Norah Begbir
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eemtoer 20, 1906.
DAIRYMAIDS, THE. M.P. 3 a. A. M.
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DAISY FARM. D. 4 a. Henry J. Byron.
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DAISY LAND. P. 3 a. H. Graham. Green-
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DAISY S ESCAPE. Ca. A. W. Pinero. Ly-
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DALH\M FORGE. D. W. Stephens. War-
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DALIBOR. 0. Smetana. 1824-1884.
DAME AUX CAMELIAS, LA. D. 5 a. A.
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July, 1858. Se2 Camille, Heartsease, Lady of
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DAME BLANCHE, LA. 0. 3 a. Boieldieu.
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DAME DE LA HALLE, LA. See The Found-
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DAME DE PIQUE, LA. O. Halevy. Paris,
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DAME DE ST. TROPEZ. D. 3 a. J as.
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DAME DOBSON; OR, THE CUNNING
WOMAN. C Edwd. Ravenscroft. Transl. fr.
Fr. C, La Divinresse oa, Le^ faux Enchant-
mens. Duke's T., 1084. Pr. 1084.
DAME DU LAC, LA. O. Ro«dini. Pai-js,
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DAME DURDEN'S VISIT. Sk. Re Henry.
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DAME KOBOLD. CO. J. C Raff. Weimar.
1870.
DAMES CAPITAINES, LES. 0. 3 a. Reber.
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DAMNATION; OR, HISSING HOT. Int.
Charles Stuart. Hay., August 29, 1781. N.p.
DAMNATION OF FAUST, THE. Dr. Legend.
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DAMOISELLE; OR, THE NEW ORDINARY,
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DAMOISELLE ALA-MODE. C. Richard
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DAMON AND DAPHNE. Pastoral. 2 a. Ascr.
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DAMON AND PHILLIDA. Alt. fr. Cibber
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DAMON AND PHCEBE. M.E. Thos. Horde.
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DAMON AND PYTHIAS. T.C Richard
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DAMON AND PYTHIAS. P. Henry Chettle.
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DAMON AND PYTHIAS. T. 5 a. John
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February 7, 1860.
DAMON AND PYTHIAS. P. J. B. Buck-
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DAMON AND PYTHIAS. Burl. 1 a. V.'al-
ter Burnet. Soho T., ISCO.
DAMON THE DAUNTLESS AND PHILLIS
THE FAIR. Burl. Sk. Ch. Drvden. St. Georges,
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DAMP BEDS. Ca. T. Parry. Strand, May,
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DAN AND DICK. Eccentric C 3 a. Her-
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DAN, THE OUTLAW. D. Pro. and 4 a.
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DAN, THE OUTLAW. D. 3 a. Jessie Robert-
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DAN, THE RAKE. M.D. 4 a. Myles War-
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DANAIDES, LES. 0. Saberi. 17.50-1825.
DANAIDES, LES. Ballet. 2 a. M. by Herr
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102
" THE ST A GE " CY CLOT /EDI A .
DANCE AT DAWN, A. P. 1 a. Gladys B.
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DANCE FOR LIFE, A. Sk. Hammersmith
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DANCE OF LOVE, THE. P. 1 a. Steuart
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DANCER, THE. Spanish Epis. 1 a. H. C.
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DANCING BARBER. Charles Selby. Adelphi,
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DANCING DERVISH. Ca. 1 a. F. Kinsey
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DANCING DEVILS; OR, THE ROARING
DRAGON, THE. 3 a. Dumb F. Edw. Ward,
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DANCING GIRL, THE. P. 4 a. H. A. Jones,
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U), 1909. :
DANCING GIRLS OF SPAIN, THE. M.P.
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DANCING MASTER, THE. Ca. Max Pem-
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Milton Wellings. Op. Comique, October 2, 1869. ,
DANDELION'S DODGES. F. Thos. J. Wil- ■
liams. New Holborn, October 5, 1867. |
DANDOLO ; OR, THE LAST OP THE DOGES.
F. 1 a. Edw. Stirling. City of London, Janu-
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DANDY DAN, THE LIFEGUARDSMAN.
M C. 2 a. Basil Hood. M. by Walter
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DANDY DANVERS, THE. Sk. Middlesex,
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DANDY DICK. F. 3 a. A. W. Pinero.
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DANDY DICK TURPIN, THE MASHING
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DANDY DICK WHITTINGTON. Op. bo. 2
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DANDY DOCTOR, THE. M.F.C. 3 a. E.
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DANDY DUKE. THE; OR, THE MAN WHO
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DANDY FIFTH, THE. Mily. CO. 3 a. G.
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DANE'S DYKE. D. 3 a. Mrs. Augustus
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DANGER. D. 4 a. Alfred Rayner. Stand-
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DANGER. CD. Alfred Davis. Leeds T.R., '
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DANGER. D. 3 a. Horncastle and Ogilvie.
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DANGER AHEAD. CD. 4 a. Orig. prod,
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DANGER SIGNAL, THE. D. 4 a. E.
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DANGERFIELD, '95. Piece. 1 a. Mildred
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DANGEROUS. CD. 3 a. C W^ Osborne.
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DANGEROUS FRIEND, A. C John Oxen-
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DANGEROUS GAME, A. D. Pro. and 3 a.
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DANGEROUS RUFFIAN, A. C 1 a. W.
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DANGEROUS W^OMEN. D. 4 a. F. A.
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DANGERS OF A GREAT CITY. Melo-d. 4
a. Oliver North. Oldham Coliseum, Septem-
ber 18, 1905.
DANGERS OF LONDON, THE. D. 4 a. F.
A. Scudamore. Cardiff T.R., June 9, 1890;
Surrey, June 23, 1890.
DANGERS OF SCIENCE, THE. F. G. J.
Courtney. Shoreham Swiss Gardens, April 22,
1896.
DANGERS OF THE WORLD, THE. C.
Transl. fr. " Theatre of Education " of Mde.
G-enlis. Pr. 1781.
DANICHEFF, LE. D. 4 a. Pierre Newsky.
St. James's, June 17, 1876 (first perf. Od^on T.,
Paris, January 8, 1876).
DANIEL. Sacred D. Miss H. More. Pr.
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DANIEL. D. James Scott. Ryde T.R.,
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DANIEL DIBSEY. C 3 a. Geo. Blagrove.
Albert H., May 1, 1905.
DANIEL IN THE LION'S DEN. An alt. of
Hannah More's P. to adapt it for the stage.
Doncaster, 1793.
DANIEL O'CONNELL. D. J. Robertson.
Dublin Queen's, August 14, 1882.
DANIEL O'CONNELL; OR, KERRY'S
I'RIDE AND MUNSTER'S GLORY. Irish D.
3 a. John Levey. Worcester T.R., June 21,
1880.
DANIEL ROCHAT. See Eoitni.
DANISCHEFFS; OR, MARRIED BY FORCE.
THE. CD. 3 a. Adapt, by Lord Newry fr.
A. Dumas and Pierre Newsky's play. St.
James's. January 6, 1877.
DANISCHEFFS; OR, MARRIED BY FORCE,
THE. D. 3 a. Arthur Shirley. New Crow
Hall, 18S3.
DANISH TRAGEDY, A. Henry Chettle.
Ac. 1602.
DANITES, THE. D. 5 a. Joaquin Miller.
Sadler's Wells, April 26, 1880.
DAN'L BARTLETT. See The Deputy
Sheriff.
DAN'L DRUCE, BLACKSMITH. D. 3 a.
W. S. Gilbert. Hay., September 11, 1876; rev.
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DAN'L PEGGOTTY. Adap., H. Kellett
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DAN'L TRADUCED, TINKER. Burl. Arthur
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DAN'L'S DELIGHT. M.Ca. Archie Arm-
strong. M. by J. W. Elliott. St. George's H.,
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DANSOMANIE, LA. Ballet. D.L., May 12,
1817.
DANTE. Idyll. Q. H. R. Dabbs and Edw,
Righton. St. George's H., July 10, 1893. (In-
dependent Theatre,)
''THE STAGE" CYCLOrJEBlA.
103
DANTM. r. in a prol. and 4 a. V. Sardmi and
K. Moreau. Enjilish vcr. by Laurence Irving.
D.L., April 30, 1903.
DANTE. Rom. P. 4 a. A. C. Calmour.
Mancliester Queen's T., June 15, 1903; Netting
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UAI'HNK. Fir.-.t Oniiaji 0. II. S<Ini(z.
1027. See Dufne.
DAPHNE. Italian 0. Ottavio Einuccini,
with whom co-operated three musicians. Peri,
Giueopo Coriii, and Caccini. This is regarded
by Sismondi as the first Italian O. l.')94.
Privately perf. in 1597. No trace of this work
.survives.
DAPHNE. Oa. Fk. Huntley. M. by J.
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DAPHNE AND AMINTOR. CO. Isaac
Biekerstatf. Alt. fr. The Oracle of M. St. Foil
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title.
DAPHNIS ET ALCIMADURA. 0. M. by
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DAPHNIS ET CHLOE. Op. bo. 1 a. Offen-
bach. 1860.
DAPHNIS ET OHLOE. 0. 3 a. C. Mar6-
ehal. Paris Theatre Lyrique, 1899.
DARAXES. Past. 0. Aaron Hill. 2 a. Not
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DARBY AND JOAN. Sk. 1 a. Bellinghani
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Terry's, February 11, 1888.
DARBY'S RETURN. Dunlop. 1789.
DABDANUS. 0. 5 a and prol. Rameau.
October 19. 1739.
DAREDEVIL, THE. D. A. Shirley and H.
Leonard. Portsmouth Prince's, October 19,
1894 (C.P.).
DARE-DEVIL DOROTHY. M.D. 4 a. Wil-
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DARE-DEVIL MAX. Melo-d. 4 a. W. A.
Brabner. Camberwell Metropoie, December 11,
1899.
DARING DEVICE, A. Ca. A. T. Dancey.
Bayswater Bijou, June 7, 1879.
DAiRiIO. 0. A. Ariosti. 172.5.
DARIUS. T. Rev. Dr. Stratford. N.p., n.ac.
DARIUS. T. Earl of Stirling. Pr. 1603.
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DARIUS, Int. Taken fr. 3rd and 4th chap,
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DARIUS, KING OF PERSIA. T. John
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DARK CLOUD, THE. D. 2 a. Arthur
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DARK CONTINENT, THE. D. 5 a. Frdk.
Mouillot and H. H. Morell. Barnsley T.R.,
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DARK DAYS. P. 5 a. J. Comyns Carr and
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September 26, 1885.
DARK DAYS IN A CUPBOARD. Ca. 1 a. J.
Stirling Coyne. Adelphi, December 29, 18C4.
DARK DEEDS. F. Lyceum, 1839.
DARK DEEDS. D. 4 a. Mrs. Fairburn.
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of the Serpent." Belfast T.R., under title of
Jabez North; Philharmonic. March 11, 1882.
DAWN, THE. P.
Frank B. Goodrich.
Printed March 10,
MOUN-
DARK DEEDS OF THE NIGHT. D. 4 a.
Edward Tlianc. Strafford Royal, August 17,
19U8.
dark; DOINGS IN THE CUPBOARD. See
Dark Days, etc.
DARK GLEN OF BALLY FOIHL, THE. D.
Edwd. Stirling. Ipswich T.R., October 28, 1871.
DARK HORSE, A. Ca. Crosvvick Carton. St.
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DARK HOUR, THE. D. Prol. and 4 a. Mrs.
Daisy St. Aubyn. St. Geo. H., April 1, 1885.
DARK HOUR BEFORE
5 a. John Brougham and
First played by amateurs.
1859. New York.
DARK KING OF THE BLACK
TAlNiS. Britannia, April 2, 1866.
DARK NIGHT'S BRIDAL, A. Poetic C. 1 a.
Robert Buchanan, founded on a prose sketch
by R. L. Stevenson. Vaudeville, April 9, 1887.
DAR'i NIGHT'S WORK, A. D. 3 a. Adap.
fr. the Fr. by Dion Bcucicault. Princess's,
M.'irch 7, 1870.
DARK PAGE, A. Oa. Written and com-
posed by W. H Breare. Harrogate T.H.,
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DARK PAST, THE. Melod. 4 a. Frank
Price. Barnsley T.R., October 23, 1890.
DARK SECRET, A. D. Prol. and 4 a. J.
Douglass and J. Willing, jun. F. on Sheridan
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October 28, 1886; Princess's, November 14,
1895.
DAiRJv iStEORET, A. Dr. sk. 5 .sc. John
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DARK SECRET, THE. See The Liirln Shil-
ling.
DARK SHADOWS AND SUNSHINE OF
LIFE. Victoria, April 13, 18.57.
DARK SIDE OF THE GREAT METRO-
POLLS, THE. D. 3 a. W. Travers. Britannia,
May 11, 1868. ,
DARKEST HOUR, THE.
Adams-Acton, 8. Langord
Wood, April 6, 1895.
DARKEST LONDON. D.
P. 3 a. Mrs.
Place, St. John's
5 a.
Stan-
Butler
hope Birkenhead T.R., April 4, 1891.
DARJCNESS. D. 4 a. Adap. by S. B.
Rogerson from Guy Thome's novel " When it
waci Dark." Grand, Rawt-enstall, March 5,
1906; again produced, with freeh dialogue and
new scene, T.R., Manchester, March 12, 191K5.
DARKNESS AND LIGHT. Pageant in 4 Epi-
sodes. J. O.xenham. M. by H. McCunn. Prod,
by Hugh Moss. R. Agricultural H., June 4,
1908.
DARKNESS VISIBLE. F. 2 a. Theodore
Hook. Hay., September 23, 1811.
DARLING OF THE GODS. David Belasco
and J. Luther Long. Eleph. and C, Novembei
7, 1902; His Majesty's, December 28, 1903.
DARLING OF THE GUARDS, THE. " A
skittle, in 1 throe and 7 Japanese screens."
Burl, introduced into The School Girl. P.O.W.,
February 19, 1904.
DARNLEY; OB, THE KEEP ON THE
CASTLE HILL. D. 2 a. T. Egerton Wilks.
DARjRACOTT'S WIFE. P. 1 a. Affleck
Soott and Alan Carmichael (produced by the
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DARRY THE DAUNTLESS. Burl. 2 a.
Hal Gatward and W. T. Thompson. Reading
County T., July 31, 1890.
DARTHULA. T. James Mylne. Pr. 1790,
lot
THE STAGE" CYCLOrMTH :\ .
DARTMOOR. D. Episode. E. Ferris and P.
Heriot. Great Queen Street T., June 2C, ISOO.
DASH; OR, WHO BUT HE? THE. M.F.
2 a. Ascribed to Frances Lathom. M. by Reeve.
D.L., October 20, 1804. Probably Holiday
Time; or. The Schoolboy's Frolic, altered.
DASH FOR FREEDOM, A. D. 5 a. Geo.
Roy. Olympic, November 29, 1884.
DASH OF THE DAY, THE. C. Francis
Lathom. Ac. at Norwich. Pr 1800.
DASHING LITTLE DUKE. THE. P. Sey-
mour Hicks. M. by Frank E. Tours. Lyrics
bv Adrian Rosa. Nottingham R., February 8,
1909; Hicks's, February 17, 1909.
DASHING PRINCE HAL. M. Trav. 2 a.
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DATAMIS. T. Anthony Davidson. N. ac.
DAUGHTER, THE. D. 1 a. T. H. Bayly.
F. on Scribe's La Lectrice. Wr. 1836.
DAUGHTER, THE. P. 5 a. J. Sheridan
Knowles. D.L., 1836.
DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, THE. C. 1 a. M.
Seymour.
DAUGHTER OF ENGLAND, A. Sk. H. Dun-
das and H. Shelley. Halifax Grand, August 27,
1896 (C.P.).
DAUGHTER OF ERIN, A. Irish C. 4 a.
Miss Le F. Robertson. Dublin T.R., August 19,
1901.
DAUGHTER OF EVE. D. 3 a. Paul Meritt.
Birmingham P.O.W., July 30, 1877.
DAUGHTER OF EVE, A. Sk. W. M'Cul-
lough. Adapt, of " Lady Audley's Secret."
South London, May 1, 1893.
DAUGHTER OF FRANCE, A. P. 3 a.
Langford Reed. Kennington, April 18, 190S
(C.P.).
DAUGHTER OF HERODIAS, THE. P.
Brinsley Trehane. M. by Granville Bantoek.
Comedy, February 25, 1907 (C.P.); iRoyalty,
Jun« 10, 1907.
DAUGHTER OF HERODIAS, THE. P.
The Hon. Eleanonr Norton. Miuichester, Mid-
land, April 6, 1908 (rev.).
DAUGHTER OF ISHMAEL, A. D. 4_a. W.
J. Patmore. Orig. prod, at St. James's,. Man-
chester, as Miriam Gray; or, The Living
Dead. Hammersmith Lyric, August 31, 1896;
Surrey, March 8, 1897.
DAUGHTER OF ISRAEL, A. Sk. Chas
Garry. Canterbury, February 8, 1909.
DAUGHTER OF JAIRUS, THE. Cant. Dr.
Stainer.
DAUGHTER OF ST. MARK, THE. O. 3 a.
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DAUGHTER OF SORROWS, A. P. 2 a. E.
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DECEPTION. C. Ascr. to Mr. Vaughan.
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DEERFOOT. F. 3 a. F. C. Burnand. Olym-
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DEMETRIUS AND MARSINA ; OR, THE
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DERMOT AND KATHLANE ; OR, THE
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DFRMOT ODONOGHUE; OR, THE
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DEVIL OF A LOVER, THE. M.F. .Mow-
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DEVIL OF A WIFE; OR, A COMICAL
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DEVIL UPON TWO STICKS; OR, THE
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Alexander Stephen. Pr. 1752. N.ac.
DLSTRE'SS'D LNINOGENCE. See The Vn-
uutural Mother.
DISTRESS'D INNOCE'^CE; OR. THE PKIN-
CESS OF PERSIA. T. Elkanah Settle. La.st
Scene and Epil. written by Montford. Ac. at
T.R.. 1682. Pr. 1691.
DISTRESSED BARONET, THE F. Charles
Stuart. D.L.. May 11, 1787. Pr. 1787.
DISTRESSED FAMILY, THE. D. 4 (,. Pr.
1787. Transl. fr. the French of Le Mercier by
a lady, and read in Lisle Str. by Le Texier.
DISTRESSED KNIGHT; OR. THE EN-
CHANTED LADY, THE. Comic O. Dublin.
1791. F. on " The Wife of Bath's Tale." in
Vol. III. of Dryden's Miscellaneous Works.
DISTRESSED MOTHER. THE. See ^ he
Distrest MotJier.
DISTRESSED VIRGIN. THE. T. John Max-
well, a blind person. Pr. 1761.
DISTRESSED WIFE. John Maxwell. See
The Distreiit Wife.
DISTRESSES, THE. T.C. Sir Wm. Daven-
ant. Thought to ha-e been the same as The
Spanish Lovers. Licensed 16.39. Pr. 1673.
DISTREST MOTHER, THE. T. Transl. by
Ambrose Phillips fr. Racine's Andromache.
D.L., 1711. Pr. 1712. Rev. at D.L., October 22,
1818.
DISTREST WIFE, THE. C. John Gay. Pr.
1743. Alt. and ac. C.G.. 1772.
DISTURBED RENDEZVOUS, A. Burl. pant.
1 .-.L'. I>,Iin;;t<jn Hivp., March IC. 1908.
DIVA, LA. 0. 3 a. Oflenbacli. lMt;9.
DIVER'S LUCK; OR, THE CRIME BE-
NEATH THE WAVES, THE. D. 4 a. Transl.
and adap. to the English stage by Fred Cooke
and W. R. Waldron. Jarrow T.R.. May 30.
1887. Re-written by Andrew Melville. Bir-
mintiham Metropole, August 31, 1!;0S.
DIVERS VANITIES. See A Strode of
Btishtess.
DIVERSIONS OP A MORNING, THE. F.
Saml. Foote. Hay . 1747 ; D.L.. 1758. N.p.
Act one compiled fr. his C. of Taxte. There
were two second acts — one perf. in 1758 at
D.L. ; the other (in which Whitehead's Fatal
Constancy, slightly alt., was introduced under
the title of Tragedy a la Mode) in 1762 at the
Hay.
DIVERTISEMENT, THE. ME. Jas. C.
Cross. CO., 1790. N.p.
DIVERTLSEMENT SUISSE. By Mons. Simon.
M. fr. Swiss melodies. D.L., April 20. 1831.
DIVES AND LAZARUS. C. Ralph Rad-
clifl. N.p.
DIVEI8 A,ND LAZARUS. A Droll. Act. at
Bartholomew Fair, 17th century. Mentioned
in the Wit and Drollery, 1682.
DIVES' DOOM; OK, THE KU'll MANS
MISERY. Geo Lesly. Pr. 1075.
DIVIDED DUTY, A. CD. 1 a. Silvanus
Davmsev. Jewish Inst., Highbury, October 18,
1885; Globe, March 25, 1891.
DIVIDED DUTY. P. 1 a. Gertrude Mouil-
lot. Lyceum Club, Marcih 30, 1909.
DIVIDED WAY, THE. P. 3 a. H. V. Es-
mond. Manchester T.R., October 31, 1895; St.
James's, November 23, 1895.
DIVINA COMMEDIA. See Epie Poem>!.
DIVINE COMEDIAN; OR, THE RIGHT
USE OF PLAYS, THE. Sacr. T.C. Richard
Tuke. First called 'i he Soid's Warfare. Pr.
1672. N.ac.
DIVORCE. CD. 5 a. Augustin Daly. Ac.
in New York, 1871; Edinburgh T.R., December
12, 1881.
DIVORCE. F.C. Adap. fr. an unac. French
P. by Robert Reece. Vaudeville, January 29,
1881; Liverpool P.O.W.. August 18. 1884.
DIVORCE, THE. P. Entrd. Stationers' Co.,
November 29, 1653. N.p.
DIVORCE, THE. M.E. Lady Dorothea
Dubois. Sung at Marvlebone Gardens. Pr.
1771.
DIVORCE, THE. F. Isaac Jackman. D.L.,
November 10, 1781. Pr. 1781.
DIVORCE, THE. C 1 a. S. J. Beazley.
Adelphi, October 29, 1832.
DIVORCE, THE. D. E. Towers. South-
minster T., Edinburgh. November 24, 1873.
DIVORCE; OR, THROUGH THE DIVORCE
COURT. D. 4 a. xMax Goldberg. Lyric, Ham-
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DIVORCED. D. 4 a. Reginald Rutter.
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DIVORCED WO/MAN. A. Sk. 4 scenes.
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I>IVORCOiNS. Gaiety, July 3, 1882.
DIVORCONS. C 3 a. Victorien Sardou.
.Adap fr. the Fr. by 'Margaret Mayo. Duke
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DJAMILCH. O. 1 a. Geo. Bizet. Paris,
1872. Transl. by Jos. Bennett. First time in
England. Manchester Prince's T., September
22. 1892.
DOATING LOVERS; OR. THE LIBER-
TINE TAMED. THE. C Newburgh Hamil-
ton. L.I. P., and pr. 1715. Pro. by Bullock,
jun.
DOBSON AND CO.; OR, MY TURN NEXT.
F. 1 a. Stirling Coyne. Adelphi, October 13,
1842.
DOBSON'S DAY OFF. Fare. Sk. Prod, by
Maud Ellu^ton. Greenwich Palace, January 12,
1007.
DOCK AN. See The MiracuIoui< Doll.
DOCTEUR OX. LE. 0. 3 a. Olfellbach.
1S77.
DOCTOR, THE. F.C Adap. by P. C. Bur-
nand fr. La Doctoresse by MM. Ferrier and
Bocage. Globe, July 9, 1887.
DR. AMBROSIAS— HIS SECRET. 0. di
camera. Words by •' H. B.." M. by D'Oyley
Carte. St. Geo. H., August 8, 1868,
116
"THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
DOCTOR AND THE APOTHECARY, THE.
M. afterpiece by Jas. Cobb. D.L. Pr. 1788.
D.L., June 3, 1817.
DR. AND MRS. NEILL. P. 3 a. Clo
Graves. T.R., Manchester, September 28, 1894;
Grand, September 9, 1895.
DOCTOR AND THE GREAT PROBLEM,
THE. D. 4 a. D. M. C. Grandville. Bolton
R., June 24, 1909. C.P.
DR. BARLOW. Extra 1 a. W. Heighway.
DR. BELGRAFF. P. Ch Klein. Vaudevil'e,
October 31, 1S9C (C.P.).
DR. BILL. F.C. 3 a. Hamilton Aid^.
Adap. fr. Le Docteur Jo-Jo of Albert Carr(5.
Paris, Cluny, March 16, 1888; Avenue, Febru-
ary 1, 1890; Court, December 8, 1894. See The
Kangaroo Girl.
DR. BOLUS. Serio C. Int. 1 a. Geo.
Daniel. Lyceum, July 21, 1818.
DR. CHETWYND. P. 4 a. F. C. Philips.
Cheltenham O.H., January 20, 189C.
DR. CLAUDIUS. C. Prel. and 4 a. F.
Marion Crawford and Harry St. Maur. Vaude-
ville, January 27, 1897.
DR. CLYDE. American C. 5 a. Sheffield
Alexandra O.H., July 19, 1880.
DR. D. Comic 0. 2 a. M. by Cotsford
Dick. Lib. by C. P. Colnaghi. Royalty, May
30, 1885.
DOCTOR DAVY. Ca. Adap. fr. the French
by J. Albery. Greenwich, 1865; Lyceum, June,
1866; Op. Comique, 1886. See David Garrick.
DOCTOR DILWORTH. F. 1 a. J. Oxen-
ford. Olympic, April 15, 1839.
DR. DODIPOLE. C. Ac. at T.R.
DOCTOR DORA. Ca. F. W. Broughton.
Garrick, April 18, 1881.
DR. FAUST AND MISS MARGUERITE; OR,
THE YOUNG DUCK WITH THE OLD QUACK.
Burl. R. J. Martin and E. A. P. Hobday.
Dublin Queen's (amat.), August 24, 1885.
DR. FAUSTUS, LIFE AND DEATH OF,
WITH THE HT'MOURS OF HARLEQUIN AND
SCARAMOUCH. F. W. Mountford Ac. at
Queen's, Dorset Gdns., and rev. at L.I.F. I'r.
1697.
DR. FAUSTUS. See The Necromancer.
DR. FAUSTUSS TRAGICAL HISTORY.
Chri.stopher Marlow. Wr. in 1588. Pr. 1604.
Ent. at Stationers' Co., January 7, 1607 ; rev.
at St. Geo. H., July 2, 1896; rev. Terry's, De-
cember 10, 1904.
DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF, THE.
C. 3 a. Gerald Dixon. Globe, June 23, 1877.
DR. JANET OF HARLEY STREET. P. 4 a.
Dramatised by S. Creagh Henry fr. Arabella
Kenealy's novel of same. Bayswater Bijou,
May 31, 1904; Crystal Pal., March 6, 1905.
DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE. Adaptn. of
Robert Louis Stevenson's story of same name.
Merthyr Park T., July 26, 1888.
DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE. P. 4 a.
Dr. T. Russell Sullivan fr. R. L. Stevenson's
story, " The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde." Lyceum, August 4, 1888.
DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE. P. 4 a.
Daniel Baudmann. f. on R. L. Stevenson's
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DR. JOHNSON. Episode. 1 a. Leo. Trevor.
Richmond T.R., May 11, 1896; Strand, April
23, 1897.
DR. KLAUS. German C. 5 a. Adolphe
L'Arronge. Ac. in German by members of Ger.
Gymnastic Soc. at their H., December 15, 1882;
Great Q. St. T., March 12, 1903.
DR. LAST IN HIS CHARIOT. C. 3 a. Isaac
Bickerstaff. Transl. fr. Molifere's Malade
Imaginaire. Some new scenes by Saml. Footc.
Hay. Pr. 17G9.
DR. -MAUD'S FIRST. Duol. H. Darnley.
Putney Hipp., \^n'\\ 5, 1909.
DR. MEREDITH'S EXPERIMENT. P. 3 a
H. Harding. Liverpool, Balfour Inst., February
23, 1907.
DR. NIKOLO. D. 4 a. Ben Landeck and
Oswald Brand. Princess's, March 29, 1902.
DOCTOR OF ALCANTARA, THE. CO. 2 a.
Eichberg. Op. C. (amateurs), February 6, 1897.
DR. PADDY. CD. Lincoln T.R., April 14,
1884.
DR. PARKER. Sk. Brixton Empress, June
10, 1907.
D( CTOR PRIMROSE. 3 a. Ch. Hannan.
DR. SYNTAX. Mus. CD. 3 a. Chas. Free-
man. St. Leonards R. Concert H., June 3, 1895.
DR. SYNTAX, THE HYPNOTIST. C.D. Wm.
Bureh. Liverpool Adelplii, September 24, 1894.
DR. WAKES PATIENT. C. 4 a. W. G.
Mackay and " R. Ord." Liverpool Shakespeare
A., September 5, 1904, and Adelphi, September
5, 1905.
DOCTOR'S BOY, THE. F. Roland Grant.
Surrey, January 8, 18?7.
DOCTORS BROUGHAM, THE. F. E. Manuel.
Strand, October 9, 1875.
DOCTOR'S DILEMMA, THE. C.F. 3 a.
Douglas M. Ford. Scarborough Aquarium, April
13, 1899; St. Geo. H., May 4, 1901.
DOCTOR'S DILEMMA, THE. T. 4 a. and
epilogue. G. B. Shaw. Court, November 20,
1906.
DOCTOR'S ENGAGEMENTS. P. 1 a. Hon.
M. Pakington. Publ. by S. French, Limited.
DOCTOR'S EXPERIMENT, THE. Sk. Scala.
March 10, 1908.
DOCTORS SHADOW, THE. D. 4 a. H. A.
Saintsbury, suggested by R. L. Stevenson's
novel, " Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." Accringlon
Prince's, January 2, 1896 (C.P.).
DOCTOR'S STORY, THE. Domestic D. 5 a.
Alton Mills. Ladbroke H., December 26, 1894.
DOCTOR'S WARD, THE. F. Oa. Horace Wil
ton. M. by Alexander Schmidt. Teignmouth
Assembly R., February 7, 1899.
DOCTORESSE, LA. C. 3 a. Ferrier and
Bocage. Paris Gymnase Dram., October, 1885 ;
Royalty, January 11, 1886. See The Doctor.
DOCTORS OF DULHEAD COLLEGE, THE.
A droll, by Kirkman, fr. an unpubl. ]>., The
Father's Own Son. 1672.
DODGE FOR A DINNER, A. F. 1 a. T. A.
Palmer. Strand, December 28, 1872.
DODO; A DETAIL OF YESTERDAY. C 3
a. E. F. Benson. Scala, November 26, 1905.
DOES HE LOVE ME? C 3 a. Edmund Fal-
coner. Hay., June 23, 1860.
DOG BETWiEEN, THE. P. 1 a. Criterion,
July 12, 1909.
DOG DAYS IN BOND STREET. C. 3 a.
Attributed to W. Diniond. Hay., Augu.st 31,
1820. N.p,
DOG FANCIER, TEE. D. A. Lloyd and M
Brahm. Stafford Lyceum, May 19, 1902.
DOG OF MONTARGIS; OR, THE FOREST
OF BONDY, THE. Melod. 2 a. Adap. tr.
the French. CO., September 30, 1814.
DOGE OF DURALTO; OR, iHE EN-
CHANTED EYES. Exerav. Robert Brough.
Olympic, December 26, 1857,
THE STAG/'." CYCLOPEDIA.
117
DOCiK OF VKMCE, THE. Rom. P. 4 a.
Bayle Bernard. D.L., November 2, 1807.
DOGS OF ST. BERN.VRD, THE. D. Clement
Scott. Mirror, August 21, 187.i.
DOING BANTING. F. 1 a. W. Brou;;h
and A. Halliduy. Adelphi, October 24, 1804.
DOING FOR THE BEST. Dom. D. 2 a.
Ropliino Lacy. Sadler's Wells, November 13,
ISGl.
DOING MY UNCLE. F. 1 a. Rophino
Lacy. Surrey, September 8, 18GC.
DOING THE HANSOM. F. 1 a. A. Harri.s.
Lyceum, November 3, 1856.
DOING THE SHAH. F. Nugent Robinson.
Globe, July 5, 1873.
DOLDRUM; OR, 1803, THE. F. John
O'Keefte. C.G., April 23, 1790. Founded on the
idea of a man sleeping from 1790 to 18U3.
Part of the plot drawn from Seeing its Believ-
ing. Pr. 17P8.
DOLL'S HOUSE, A. P. 3 a. Transl. fr.
Henrik Ibsen's Et Dukkehjem by Wni. Arcljer.
Novelty, June 7, 1889; Terry's, January 27,
1891; Criterion, June 2, 1891; Avenue, April 10,
1902; rev.. Globe, May 10, 1897; pi. in Ital.
(Eleonora Duse's season), Lyric, June 9, 1893.
DOLLAR PRINCESS, THE. Mus. p. 3 a.
.V. M. Willner and F. Griinbaum. Adap. for
Ena. stiase fr. the Ger. by Basil Hood. Lyri'.'R
by Adrian Ross. M. by Leo Fall. Orig. Eii^;.
prod, at Manchester. Prince's. December 24,
1908. Daly's, September 25, 1909.
DOLLARS AND SENSE. C. 3 a. Augustiu
Daly. Adap. from the German of L' Arrange.
Originallv prod, in America. Toole's, August
1, 1884; Daly's, September 19, 1893.
DOLLDOM. Ca. 1 a. Bingham and Pascal.
Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
DOLLS. Piece. 1 a. G. T. Norman. Lad-
broke H., July 11, 1892.
DOLLUSIONS. Sk. Wra. Muskerry. " Won-
derland," Whitechapel, May 11, 1896.
DOLLY. CO. 1 a. Adap. for English stage.
Cork T.R., December 26, 1860.
DOLLY. CO. Adolphe Adam. Gaiety,
August 22, 1870.
DOLLY. CO. 2 a. John Bannister. Com-
piled.by Herr Pelzer. Carlisle H.M.T., October
27, 1890.
DOLLY DOLLARS. M.C 3 a. Harry B.
Smith. Bayswater Victoria H., August 26, 1901
(C.P.).
REFORMING HERSELF. C. 4 a.
Jones. Hay., November 3, 1908.
VARDEN. D. 4 a. Murray Wood.
T.R., April 29, 1872; Surrey, October
DOLLY
Henry A.
DOLLY
Bradford
5, 1872.
DOLLY
Strange.
October 1,
DOLLY
Adap. fr.
VARDEN.
Orig. prod.
1903.
VARDEN.
CO. 2 a.
in America
C.
Stanislaus
Avenue,
3 a. W. Dexter.
Chas. Dickens's " Barnaby Rudge."
Hammersmith King's, December 16, 1907.
DOLLY VARDEN ; OR, THE RIOTS OF '80.
Comedy 0. 2 a. Wr. and composed by E.
Cympson. Brighton Aq., November 4, 1889.
DOLLY'S BIRTHDAY. D. and uM. episode.
Wr. and comp. by Willie Benn. Camberwell
Empire, July 15, 1907.
DOLLY'S DELUSION. P. 3 a. R. Reece.
Strand.
DOLLY'S DILEMMA. M. Absurdity. Hnrry
Millward and C Flavell Hayward. Wolver-
hampton T.R., April 22, 1887.
DOLLY'S ORDEAL. Epis. 1 a. William
Tojnbee. Court, June 30, 1904.
DOLORES. D. Mrs. S. Lane. Britannia,
April 6, 1874.
DO.MBEY AND SON. P. 3 a. Brougham.
Prod, in America, 1850. Publ. by J. Dicks.
DOMBEY A^ND SON. Dram. vers, of
Dickens's novel. Bradford Royal, October 24,
1907.
DOMBEY AND SON. See Heart's Delight,
Captain Cuttle.
DOMENICA. 0. 2 a. D.L., June 7, 1838.
DOMENICO THE VILE-UN. Burl. Leigh
Thomas. Camberwell Assembly R., April 26,
1872 (amat.).
DOMESTIC ARRANGEMENTS; OR, THE
BACHELOR, THE MAID, THE WIFE, AND
THE WIDOW. COa. M. by S. Nelson
Lyceum, August 10, 1835.
DOMESTIC DIPLOMACY. Ca. James Red-
mond. Gaiety, Dublin, April 1, 1872.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY. F. 1 a. Mark
Lemon. Adelphi, November 8, 1849.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY. CO. F. C Bur-
nand and E. Solomon. Based on F. of same
name. Comedy, April 7, 1890.
DOMESTIC FOWL, THE. C 1 a. Nugent
Monck. Yeovil O.H., January 26, 1903.
DOMESTIC FOWL, THE. P. Arthur Good-
sail. Camberley, February 1, 1905.
DOMESTIC HEARTHSTONE. Burl. 1 a.
J. Smith. Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
DOMESTIC HERCULES, A. F. 1 a. Martin
Becher. D.L., September 24, 1870.
DOMESTIC MASH, A. F. Tom Park. Chel-
tenham T.R., November 22, 1888.
DOMESTIC MEDICINE. Ca. Lita Smitli.
Adap. fr. the Spanish. Grantham T.R., June
2, 1887.
DOMESTIC PROBLEM, A. C 1 a. Lech-
mere Worrall. Newquay Victoria H., May 30,
1905; Court, November 12, 1907.
DOMESTIC STRATEGY. Sk. Maurice Casi.
Ladbroke H., January 7, 1903.
DOMINICANS, THE. Oa. 2 a. B. Knyvet
Wilson. M. by C Sandford Terry. Art Gal-
lery, Newcastle-on-Tyne, December 13, 1894.
DOMINIQUE. Transl. and adap. by T. J.
Serle.
DOMINIQUE; OR, IT IS THE DEVIL. D.
2 a. D.L., October 8, 1831.
DOMINIQUE THE DESERTER; OR, THE
GENTLEMAN IN BLACK. CD. 2 a. W. H.
Murray. Adap. fr. the French. T.R., Edin-
burgh; rev. at Toole's under title of Old
Harry, 1885.
DOMINIQUE, THE POSSESSED. C. 3. Bar-
nett. Coburg, 1831.
DOMINO; OR, THE FALL OF THE CUR-
TAIN. D. 4 a. Lloyd Clarance. Stockton-on-
Tees T.R., March 7, 1879; Darwen T.R., Feb-
ruary 26, 1883.
DOMINO NOIR, LE. CO. 3 a. Scribe. M.
by Auber. Paris, 1837; D.L., August 10, 1846.
DOMUS ET PLACENS UXOR (" The House
and Pleasing Wife "). P. 1 a. G. Holmes.
Margate Grand, November 7, 1904.
DON, THE. C 3 a. Adap. fr. the German
Written by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Merivale.
Toole's, March 7, 1888.
DON ANTONIO; OR, THE SOLDIER'S RE-
TURN. T. Godwin, 1800. See Antonio.
DON BUCEFALO. Comic O. 2 a. Antonio
Cagnoui. Milan, 1847. CG., May 29, 1809.
118
THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
DON CiESAR DE BAZAN. D. 3 a. G. A.
;i Beckett and Mark Lemon. Fr. the Frencli
of Dumanois and Dennerv. Princess's, October
8, 1844.
DON C^TilSAR DE BAZAN. Version by D.
Boucicault and B. Webster. Adelplii, October
14, 1844.
DON C^SAR DE BAZAN. 4 a. H. A. Saints-
bury. Revised ver. of Dumanois and Dennery.
Kennington P.O.W., August 21, 1899.
DON CJiSAR, etc. See Don Cesar.
DON CARLOS. T. Transl. fr. Schiller. Pr.
1795.
DON CARLOS. O. 3 a. Word^, Tarantini ;
music, Costa. H.M.T., June 20, 1844.
DON CARLOS. O. 5 a. Words, Mery and
Du Locle; music, Verdi. Paris, March 11, 1867.
First time in England, C.G., June 4, 1SG7.
DON CARLOS; OR, THE INFANTE IN
ARMS. Burl. Conway Edwardes. S. Shields
New T.R., August 6, 1869; Vaudeville, Apri)
16, 1870.
DON CARLOS, INFANT OF SPAIN. T. Fr.
the German of Schiller. B. Thompson. Pr.
1801.
DON CARLOS, PRINCE OF SPAIN. T. Thos.
Otway. F. on a work by the Abb6 de St. R6al.
Pr. 1070. Ac. at Duke's T., 1679.
DON CARLOS, PRINCE ROYAL OF SPAIN.
Hist. D. Fr. the German of F. Schiller by
G. H. Noehden and J. Stoddart. Pr. 1798.
DON CESAR DE BAZAN. O. Massenet.
Paris, 1872.
DON D'ESIDEiRIO. 0. Poniatowski. Piea,
1839; Paiie, 1858.
DON GARCIA OF NAVARRE; OR, THE
JEALOUS PRINCE. See "French Classical
Plays." Transl. fr. Moliftre. John Ozell.
DON GIOVANNI. Op. buffa. 2 a. Words,
Da Ponte; music, Mozart. Prague, October
29, 1787; Vienna, May 7, 1788, with three ex-
tra pieces; King's (London), April 12, 1817;
Drury Lane, May 2, 1833.
DON GIOVANNI. Burl. J. C. Brennan.
Greenwich T.R., March 11, 1872.
DON GIOVANNI; OR, A SPECTRE ON
HORSEBACK. Extrav. T. Dibdin. Rev.,
Lyceum, July 17, 1820.
DON GIOVANNI D'AUSTRIA. O. Mar-
chetti. Turin, 1880.
DON GIOVANNI IN VENICE. Operatic Ex-
trav. R. Reece. Gaiety, February 17, 1873.
DON GIOVANNI, JUN. ; OR, THE
SHAKEY PAGE, MORE FUNKEY THAN
FLUNKEY. Burl. Greenwich, May 17, 1875.
DON GIOVANNI, M.P. Edinburgh Prin-
cess's, April 17, 1874.
DON HORATIO. P. Ac. at the Rose T.,
February 23, l.')91.
DON IGNEZ DE CASTRO. T. John Adam-
son. Transl. fr. the Portuguese of Nicola
Luiz. Pr. 1808.
DON JAPHET OF ARMENIA. C. Transl.
fr. Scarron in 1657 by Sir Wm. Lower.
DON JEROME'S TRIP TO ENGLAND. Int.
G.G., 1778. N.p.
DON JOHN. See The Chances.
DON JOHN; OR, THE TWO VIOLETTAS.
CO. 3 a. F. on The Chances by Reynolds.
M. by Bi.shop and Ware. C.G., February 20,
1821 Pr. 1821.
DON JOHN OF AUSTRIA. 1'. F. on Casi-
mir Dehivigne's Don Juan d'Autrhhe. C.G.,
April 23, 1836.
DON JOHN OF SEVILLE. D. 4 a. Ed-
gardo Colonna. Ekph. and Castle, September
30, 1876.
DON JUAN. Rom. D. 3 a. J. B. Buck-
stone. Adelphi, December 1, 1828.
DON JUAN. M.D. 3 a. C. Milner. Lyrics
by E. Stirling. City of London, 1837.
DON JUAN. Burl. Bradford T.R., Novem-
ber 22, 1870.
DON JUAN. Extrav. H. J. Byron. Al-
liambra, December 22, 1873.
DON JUAN. Burl. 3 a. J. T. Tanner.
Lyrics by Adrian Ross. M. by Meyer Lutz.
Gaiety, October 28, 1893.
DON JUAN. See Convivado.
DON JUAN; OR, THE FEAST OF THE
STATUE. Perf. in England of Moliere's C.
Lincoln's Inn H., December 15, 1899.
DON JUAN; OR, THE LIBERTINE DE-
STROYED. Tragic Pant. Ent. 2 a. Delpini
and Oulton. Songs by Reeve. M. by Gluck.
Royalty. Pr. circa 1787.
DON JUAN; OR, THE LIBERTINE DE-
STROYED. Serio C. Pantomimic Ballet. D.L.,
Lyceum. (First time for five years.) June 2b,
1817. Pr. 1790. Based on Shadwell's Libertine.
DON JUAN D'AUTRICHE. Royalty, Octo-
ber 10, 1885.
DON JUAN IN HELL. Dream fr. Man and
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THE
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The
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DOUBT AND CONVICTION. F. Transl.
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DOUBTFUL HEIR, THE. T.C. Jas. Shir-
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Part of the story on which this play is
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DOUGLAS; OR, THE NOBLE SHEPHERD.
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DOVE AND THE SERPENT, THE. City of
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DOVES IN A CAGE. C. 2 a. Douglas Jer-
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DOWN AMONG THE COALS. F. Taylor
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DOWNFALL OF PRIDE, THE. D. C. H.
Hazlewood. New Britannia.
DOWNFALL OF ROBERT EARL OF
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DOWNFALL OF ST. STEPHEN'S, THE.
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DOWNFALL OF THE ASSOCIATION, THE.
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DRAGON OP HOUGUE BIE; OR, THE
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DRAGON OF WANTLEY, THE. Burl. O.
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DRAGON'S GIFT; OR, THE SCARF OF
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DRAGONS DE VILLARS, LES. F.O. M.
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DRAGOONS, THE. CO. Henry Hersee.
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14, 1879.
DRAMA AT HOME, THE. Revue. 2 a. J.
R. Planchg. Hay., April 8, 1844.
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DRAMA'S LEVEE; OR, A PEEP AT THE
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April 16, 1838.
DRAMA'S VINDICATION; OR, THE
ROMAN ACTOR, THE. Compressed fr. Mas-
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DRAMAS OF THE WINE SHOP. Melo-d.
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The Barom of EUeitbercih. T. F.F.Weston.
Albert anil Rosalie. M.D. '
Tlie Weifirr. M.Ent. I
WilUnm Tell. T. E. Roche.
The Iiirasioii. P. E. Roche. I
Look Before You Leap. F. T. D. Worgan.
The Villaoers. CO. T. D. Worgan.
St. Aubeii. T. F.E.Weston.
Tiro Old Maids of florence. F. Anon.
Castle of Udolpho. Op. D. Anon.
DRAMATIC DIALOGUE, A, between an
English Sailor and a Frenchman. J. S. Mun-
nings. Pr. 1803. N. ac.
DRAMATIC DIALOGUES FOR YOUNG
lERSONS. Pr. 1792.
DRAMATIC LOVE. C. Thos. Horde. Pr.
1773. N. ac.
DRAMATIC PASTORAL, A. By a Lady,
probably Mrs. Thomas. Pr. 17G2.
DRAMATIC PIECE. A. By Charterhouse
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DREAM, THE. Serio dramatic piece. 2 a.
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DREAM; OR, BINK'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
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DREAM AT SEA, THE. D. 3 a. J. B.
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DREAM FACES. P. 1 a. Wynn Miller.
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DREAM OF FATE; OR, SARAH THE
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DREAM OF GERONTIUS. Orat. 2 parts.
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DREAM OF JUBAL. Cantata. Mackenzie.
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DREAM OF OLD VERSAILLES, A. Fan-
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DREAM OF ST. CLOUD, THE. Dram. Poem.
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DREAM OF THE FUTURE, A. C. 3 a.
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DREAM OF THE WHITEBOY, THE. D.
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DREAM OF WHITAKER'S ALMANACK, A.
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DREAM SPECTRE, THE. Rom. D. 3 a. T.
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I DREAMS OF DELUSION. D. 1 a. Pub. by
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DRED. D. Walter Banks. Wolverhampton
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1 DRED; A TALE OF THE DISMAL SWAMP.
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DREGS. I). Sk. Alec Nelson. Vaudeville,
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DREI PINTOS. DIE. O. Weber. Left un-
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DRESDEN CHINA. Fant. i a. Miss Alice
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DRIFTING SPAR, A. D. Sydney Gordon.
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DRUMiMER BOY, THE. Song soena. H.
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DRUNKARD, THE. Aiioth.r vor. of L'Aa-
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FAIR CAPTIVE. THE. T. L.I.F., March 4,
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FAIR CHEATING; OR, THE WISE ONES
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15, 1814.
FAIR CIRCASSIAN, THE. Dr. perf. Dr.
Samuel Cro.xall. Pr. 1720. A versification of
the " Song of Solomon."
FAIR CIRCASSIAN, THE. T. S. J. Pratt,
f. on Hawkesworth's "' Almoran and Hamet."
D.L., November 27, 1781. Pr. 1781.
FAIR CIRCASSIAN; OR, THE CHEVALIER,
THE COUNT, AND THE ITALIAN, THE. D.
2 a. C. H. Hazlewood. Britannia, November
25, 1872.
FAIR CONQUEST, A. Dr. Episode. 1 a. A.
E. Drinkwater. Gt. Grimsby P.O.W., July IS,
1.S87.
FAIR CONSTANCE OF ROME. P. 2 parts.
Anthony Munday. in conj. with Hathwaye.
Drajton, and Dekker. Ac. IGOO. N.p.
140
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FAIR CRUSADER, THE. O. 3 a. Pr. 1815.
? N.ac.
FAIR DECEIVERS. Ca. Can- Church. East-
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FAIR EMM, THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER
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WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR. C. Ac. by
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FAIR ENCOUNTER, A. Adapt, fr. Les
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FAIR ENCOUNTER, A. Ca. 1 a. Fr. the
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FAIR EXAMPLE ; OR, THE MODISH CITI
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FAIR EXCHANGE, A. Ca. 1 a. Montagu
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FAIR FUGITIVES. Mus. Ent. Miss Anna
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FAIR GABRIELLE, THE. Oa. M. by Bar
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FAIR GAME; OR, FIRST OF OCTOBER. F
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FAIR HIBERNIAN, THE. T. Anthony
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FAIR LADY. C. Transl. fr. La Dama
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FAIR MAID OF BRISTOL, THE. C. Ac
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FAIR MAID OF CLIFTON, THE. Extrav.
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FAIR MAID OF ITALY, THE. P. Ac. by
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FAIR MAID OF LONDON, THE. Anon. Lie
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FAIR MAID OF PERTH ; OR, THE BATTLE
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FAIR MAID OF THE EXCHANGE, THE
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FAIR MAID OF THE INN, THE. T.C. Beau
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FAIR MAID OF THE WEST; OR, A GIRL
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FAIR OF ST. GERMAIN, THE. F. John
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FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS.
THE. Fairy Spec. 1 a. J. R. Planch^. Hay.,
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FAIR ORPHAN, THE. CO. 3 a. Ac. at
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FAIR PARRICIDE, THE. T. 3 a. Anon.
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FAIR PARRICIDE, THE. P. Crane. 17C1.
FAIR PENITENT, THE. T. 5 a. Nicholas
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FAIR PLAY. Melo-d. 5 a. C. Crozier and
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FAIR PRETENDER, A. CD. 2 a. J. Pal-
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FAIR PRINCESS, THE. Burl. Wr. and
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FAIR QUAKER; OR, THE HUMOURS OF
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FAIR QUAKER OF DEAL: OR, THE
HUMOURS OF THE NAVY, THE. C C
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FAIR QUARREL, A. C T. Middleton and
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FAIR REFUGEE; OR, THE RIVAL JEWS,
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FAIR RIVALS, THE. T. 3 a. John Hewitt.
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FAIR ROSAMOND. D. 3 a. Saville. West
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FAIR ROSAMOND. Hist. 0. 4 a. M. by J.
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FAIR ROSAMOND. P. Michael Field. Pr.
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FAIR ROSAMOND. Hist. D. 4 a. Brandon
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FAIR ROSAMOND; OR, THE MAZE, THE
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FAIR ROSAMOND, ACCORDING TO THE
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FAIR ROSAMOND'S BOWER; OR. THE
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FAIR SINNER, A. P. 5 a. G. W. Apple-
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FAIR SPANISH CAPTIVE, THE. T.C. Circa.
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FAIR STAR OF ANTWERP. P. Mentioned
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FAIR WOMEN AND BRAVE MEN. P. 4 a.
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FAIR WORDS AND FOUL DEEDS. D. 3 a.
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FAIRIES, THE. 0. David Garrick, fr. Mid-
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FAIRIES' HAUNT, THE. Ballet Div. D.L.,
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FAIRIKS' IIRVKLS; OR, LOVE IN THE
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FAIRY FAVOUR; OR, HARLEQUIN ANI-
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FAIRY MASQUE, THE. A masque prod, at
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FAITH AND FALSEHOOD; OR, THE FATE
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FAITH, HOPE, AND CHARITY; OR.
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FAITH UNDER PERIL. D. H. Abel,
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FAITH'S FRAUD. T. 5 a. R. Landor.
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FAITHFUL BRIDE OF GRANADA, THE.
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FAITHFUL PAIR; OR, VIRTUE IN DIS-
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FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH. D. E.. New-
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FAITHLESS FRIENDS. D. Victoria, June
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FALL OF ALGIERS, THE. O. M. by
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FALL OF TARQUIN; OR, THE DIS-
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FALL OF TARQUIN. THE. T. Wm. Hunt.
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FALL OF THE EARL OF ESSEX, THE.
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FALLEN AMONG THIEVES. D. r, a.
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FALLING STAR. A. Cant. R. Henry. M.
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FALLS OF CLYDE; OR. THE FAIRIES,
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FALLS OF THE CLYDE, THE. Melo-d. 2
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FALSACAPPA. Op. bo. M. by Offenbach.
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FALSE ACCUSATION: OR, WHILE
THERE'S LIFE THERE'S HOPE, THE. D.
F. Fuller. Marylebone, May 3, 1875.
FALSE ALARM. A. F. 1 a. Alt. Young.
Holborn, October 5, 1872.
FALSE ALARMS; OR, MY COUSIN. CO.
3 a. Jamea Kenney. D.L., January 12, 1807;
Lyceum, August 27, 1810.
FALSE AND CONSTANT. C. 2 a. Joseph
Lunn. Tottenham St. Th., November 23, 1829.
FALSE AND TRUE; OR, THE IRISHMAN
IN ITALY. M.C. 2 a. Rev. Moultrie. M. by
Dr. Arnold. Hay., August 11, 1798; D.L., June
10, 1810; Rev., CO., 1842.
FALSE APPEARANCES. C. Fr. Boissey's
Dehors Trompeurs by General Conway.
Epilogue wr. bv General Burgovne. D.L.,
April 20, 1789. Pr. 1789.
FALSE CARDS. D. Augusta Creamer.
Bury AthenoBum H., January 11, 1873.
FALSE COLOURS. C. Edward Morris.
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FALSE COLOURS. Ca. G. F. Pass. Royalty,
October 8, 1881.
FALSE COLOURS; OR, THE FREE
TRADER. Nautical D. 2 a. Edwd. Fitz-
ball. C.G., March 4, 1837.
FALSE CONCORD. F. Rev. James Town-
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transplanted into The Clandestine Marriage.
N.p.
TJI E ST. 1 Cr. " rvCLOP.^D/A .
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KALSK COrXT: OR. A XKW WAY TO
PLAV AN OLD GAME, THK. C. Mrs. Bdiii.
A liint taken from I'ri'cieuKfK Hidiculex I
Afolierp. Duke's T. Pr. 1(;S2. L.I.F., Aupiist
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FAL.SIl DELICACIES. C. :< m. Tr;m.-1. fr.
the French by " J. T." I'r. 18(i:i.
FALSE DELICACY. C. Hii{,'Ii Kelly. D.L.,
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FALSE DELICACY. D. Transl. fr. Kotze-
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FALSE DEMETRIUS. P. 5 a. Mr. Cumber
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1S02.
FALSE DERVISE, THE. Int. C. Dibdin.
X.p. X.ac.
FALSE EVIDEXCE. D. ,5 a. .Manchester
St. James', August 19, 1889.
FALSE EVIDEXCE. Melo-d. 4 a. Wynn
Miller. Pav., September 1-1, 1891; Bradford
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FALSE FAVOI'RITE DISGRACED, AXD
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FALSE FRIEND; OR. ASSAS-SIN (K
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FALSE FRIEND; OR, THE FATE OF DISO-
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GIRL. CD. Frank Harvey. Huddersfield
T.R., April 22, 187."); Mancne.=;ter Queen's,
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1909.
•FALSE GUARDIANS OUTWITTED, THE.
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FALSE HANDS AND FAITHFUL HEARTS.
D. Pro. and 3 a. E. Towers. City of London.
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FLIP, FLAP FOOTMAN. Adelphi, October,
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FLOWER GIRL OF GHENT, THE. Ballet
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FLOWERS OF THE FOREST, THE. D.
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FOLLIES OF A NIGHT, THE. V.C 2 a.
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FOLLIES OF FASHION. C 5 a. Earl of
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FOLLIES OF THE DAY; OR, FAST LIFE,
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FOLLIES OF YOUTH, THE, D. 4 a. Fred
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F0OL':S MASQUE, THE. Masfjup, Prod, a I
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FOOL'S MATE. Piece. 1 a. F. W. Brough-
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FOR
tacle.
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D. West Digges.
See
P.
Ann
Adeiina.
Transl. fr.
Plumptre.
H. Mackenzie.
T. Chas.
1710. Ac.
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FORCED
LADY. Sc
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. THE. T, Dr. John
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THE. C. Tninsl. fr.
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Ozell.
Not
THE JEALOUS
Mrs. Behn. Ac.
Transl. of Moliere's
intended for the stage,
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"THE STAGli" CYCLOPEDIA.
].5§
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FORESTERS, ROBIN HOOD, AND MAID
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FORGE OF VULCAN, THE. Marylebone
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FORGER; OR, GOOD AND EVIL, THE. D.
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FORGERY. D. 3 a. J. Carne Ross. Lad-
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1874.
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CON I UKS IN PARIS. C. 5 a. D.L.. Novem-
ber 21, 1S27.
FORGET AND FORGIVE; OR, THE ROAD
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160
THE STAGIL" C^CLOP^DIA.
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Stirling. Adelphi, March 2, 1840.
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VANTS. Fairy Extrav. 2 a. J. R. Planclie.
F. on Countess d'Alnois's Fairy Tale. D.L.,
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Wells, 1851.
tORTY AND FIFTY. Ca la T. H.
Bayly. March 3, 183G. D.L., April 18, 18.30;
St. James's, 1876.
Wood Green Assembly
F.
Beteint
FORTY ROBBERS.
R., October 1, 1892.
FORTY SHILLINGS. C;i.
Rice. Bri.xton. April 9, 1906
FORTY THIEVES, THE. Op. Rom. 2 a
Fr. Arabian Night's Entertainment. The pro
gramme sketched by Sheridan. Dialogue wr.
by Ward and Colman. M. by Kelly. D.L.,
April 8, 1806; June 12, 1816; November 19,
1832. N.p.
FORTY THIEVES. THE. Melo-d. Lyceum
(first time at this theatre), November 16, 183.J
FORTY THIEVES, THE. Burl. Lyceum
(Savage Club perf.), March 7, 1800; Lyceum,
April, 1860.
FORTY THIEVES, THE. Burl. D. 3 a. Robt.
Reece. Gaiety, December 23, 1880.
FORTY THIEVES, THE. Burl. Panto. Ex-
trav. Standard, June 3, 1895.
FORTY THIEVES DOWN TO DATE, THE.
Burl. 2 a. and 6 scenes. G. V. Keast. Stone-
house Grand T., Plymouth, June 16, 1890.
FORTY WINKS. Duol. Ca. la. Geo.
Roberts. St. James's, June 2, 1862.
FORTY WINKS. Oa. H. B. Farnie. Hay.,
November 2, 1872.
FORWARD TO THE FRONT. Military and
Naval Spec. D. Geo. Fawcett Rowe. Norwich
T.R., October 1, 1888.
FORZA DEL DESTIXO, LA. 0. 4 a. Verdi.
Lib. by Plane. St Petert.burg, 1862. H.M.T.
June 22, 1S67.
FOSCARI. T. 5 a. Mary Russell Mitford.
C.G., November 4, 1826.
FOSTER BROTHERS. F. C. Burnand and
King Hall. St. George's H. Ciix:a 1865.
FOSTER SISTERS OF WICKLOW; OR,
TEDDY THE ROLLICKER, THE. D. Bir-
kenhead T.R., July 31, 1882.
FOTHERINGAY, THE. P. la. Adap. fr.
Thackeray's " Pendennis " by Patrick Kirwan.
Bayswater Bijou, October 29, 1903.
FOUL DEEDS WILL RISE. M.D. 8. J.
Arnold. Hay., July 18. 1804. Plot fr. " The
Traveller's Story " in Miss Lee's Canterbury
Tales. Pr. 1804.
FOUL PLAY. D. 4 a. Dion Boucicault and
Ch. Reade. Holborn, May 28, 1868; altered to
prol. and 5a; Leeds New T.R., June 1, 1868.
FOUL PLAY. Burl. Burnand. See Foul
Play.
FOUL WEATHER. Melo-d. 5 a. C. W.
Somerset. Glasgow Royalty, May 30, 1881.
FOUND. D. 4 a. F. Havwell. Nottingham
T.R., April 9, 1869; Manchester T.R., March 2,
1874; Gaiety, November 14, 1883.
FOUND. D. Prol. and 4 a. Fred Jul. Stein
Gateshead T.R., January 16, 1888.
FOUND AT LAST. D. 4 a. Arthur B.
Wise. Leamington T.R., February 27, 1^99;
Greenwich Morton's T., March 6, 1899.
FOUND AT SEA. Victoria, April 10, 1863.
FOUND BRUMMY. F. Alfd. Maltby. Prin-
cess's, September 21, 1874.
FOUND DEAD IN THE STREET. D. Prol.
and 2 a. W. R. Waldron. Cheltenham T.R.,
August 30, 1869; Grecian, April 14, 1873;
Marylebone, April 10, 1882.
FOUND DROWNED; OR, OUR MUTUAL
FRIEND. D. 4 a. G. F. Rowe. Based on
Dickens's " Our Mutual Friend." Op. Comiquc,
December 26, 1870. See Golden Dustman.
FOUND DYING; OR, THE OLD WATCH-
MAN'S SECRET. D. 3 a. M. Wardhaiigli.
Elcph. and C, May 21, 1877.
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FOUND DYING IN THE STREETS; OR,
A WILL MADE IN A SNOWDRIFT ON THpi
FLY-LEAF OF A RAKE'S DIARY. D. M.
Wardhaugh. Barnsley Queen's, March 21, 1870;
Eleph. and C, May 21, 1877.
FOUND FAITHFUL. D. Sk. Pimlico Stan-
dard M.H., July 15, 1905.
FOUND IN A FOUR-WHEELER! F. T. J.
Williams. New Royalty, April 24, 1866.
FOUND IN A TAXI. Playlet, la. Re-
hearsal May 30, 1909.
FOUND IN EXILE; OR. NEWS FROM
HOME. P. 5 tableau.\. Eliot Galer. F. on
Phillips Oppenheim's story, " Expiation."
Leicester R.O.H., June 11, 1888 (C.P.).
FOUND IN LONDON; OR, PLAYING
THEIR GAME. D. Dacre Baldie. Barrow-in-
Furness T.R., March 3, 1879.
FOUND ON THE VELT. C. 3 a. Watford
Clarendon H., April 8, 1902.
FOUND OUT. F.C. 3 a. James J. Hewson
Liverpool St. Geo. H., January 20, 1888.
FOUNDED ON FACTS. F. la. J. P.
Wooler. Olympic, August 7, 1848.
FOUNDED ON FACTS. D. 5 a. H. C.
Turner. Keighley Queen's T., February 14,
1890.
FOUNDERED FORTUNE, A. D. Prol. and
4 a. W. E. Morfon. Eleph. and C, Decem-
ber 15, 1890.
FOUNDLING, THE. C. 5 a. Edwd.
Moore. D.L., February 13, 1748. Pr. 1748.
FOUNDLING, THE. F. 3 a. W. Lestocq and
E. M. Robson. Terry's, August 30, 1S94.
FOUNDLING OF FORTUNE ; OR, NEXT OF
KIN, THE. D. Prol. and 3 a. F. G. Cheat-
ham. Victoria, April 22, 1867.
FOUNDLING OF NOTRE DAME, THE. 3 a.
W. Banks. Liverpool T.R., August 7, 1876.
FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST, THE. P.
3 a. Wm. Dimond. Hay., July 10, 1809; D.L.,
June 10, 1815, and June, 16, 1826. M. by
Kelly.
FOUNDLINGS, THE. CD. J. B. Buckstone.
Taken fr. the French. Hay., June 16, 1852.
FOUNDLINGS; OR, THE OCEAN OF LIFE,
THE. Spec. D. 7 tableaux. Leopold Lewis.
Adap. fr. La Dame de la Halle. Sadler's
Wells, October 8, 1881. See Chain of Events.
FOUNTAIN, THE. C. 3 a. Geo. Calderon.
(Prod, by the Stage Society.) Aldiwych,
March 28, 1909.
FOUNTAIN OF BEAUTY; OR, THE KING,
THE PRINCESS, AND THE GENI, THE.
Burl. Extrav. 2 a. John M. Kingdom. D.L.,
September 5, 1853.
FOUNTAIN OF NEW FASHIONS, THE.
P. G. Chapman. Ac. 1598. N.p.
FOUNTAIN OF SELF LOVE, THE. See
Cynthia's Revels. B. Jonson. 1600.
FOUNTAIN SEALED, A. See Only a Quaker
Maid.
FOUR AFTER ONE. C. Sk. Ralph Farr.
Publ. by Abei Heywood.
FOUR BROTHERS. See Quatre FiU .iynon.
FOUR BY HONOURS. M. Absurdity Hud-
dersfleld T.R., October 27, 1879.
FOUR COUSINS, THE. CD. 2 a. Augus-
tus Mayhew and Sutherland Edwards. Globe,
May, 1871.
FOUR FINE GALLANTS. C Middleton
1607.
FOUR HONOURED LOVBS, THE BOOKE OK
THE. C Wm. Rowley. Entered Stationers'
Co., June 29, 1660. N.p. Destroyed by War-
burton's servant.
FOUR INNS OF COURT, THE. Ac. before
the Court. 1633.
FOUR JUST MEN, THE. D. 4a. Geo.
Wallace. Adotp. fr. Edgar Wallace's novel
(C.P.) Colchester Royal, August 31, 1906.
Prod, at Luton Grand, October 1, 1906; London
prod., Kins's, W., October 8, 1906.
FOUR KINGS, THE. Ac. by the Lord Ad-
miral's servants. 1598.
FOUR KINGS; OR, PADDY IN THE MOON,
THE. Burl. C H. Hazlewood. Britannia,
April 14, 1873.
FOUR LEAF CLOVER, A. C 4 a. Martha
Morton. Savoy, September 30, 1905.
FOUR LEAVED SHAMROCK, THE. P.
Wm. Travers.
FOUR LITTLE GIRLS. F. 3 a. Walter
Stokes Craven. Criterion, July 17, 1897.
FOUR LONDON APPRENTICES. See Four
Prentices, etc.
FOUR MOWBRAYS, THE. Ca. D.L., Feb-
ruary 15, 1854.
FOUR P.'S, THE. Int. John Heywood. Wr.
in metre, not divided into acts. One of the
first plays that appeared in the English lan-
guage. Four P.'s — The Palmer, The Pardoner,
The Poticary, The Pedlar. Pr. between 1.543
and 1.547. Prob. wr. circa 1540.
FOUR PLAYS IN ONE; OR, MORAL
REPRESENTATIONS. As follows : — The
Triumph of Honour. T.C F. on Boccacc.
The Triumph of Love. T.C F. on Boccace.
The Triumph of Death, T., and The Triumph
of Time, O., F. on The Fortunate, Deceiv'd,
and Unfortunate Lovers. Beaumont and
Fletcher. Pr. 1647.
FOUR PRENTICES OF LONDON, WITH
THE CONQUEST OF JERUSALEM, THE.
Hist. P. Thos. Heywood. Ac. at Red Bull by
the Queen's servants. Pr. 1615. This P. is
burlesqued in Beaumont and Fletcher's Knight
of the Burning Pestle. Ac. 1632.
FOUR SEASONS; OR, LOVE IN EVERY
AGE, THE. M. Int. P. M. Motteux. Pr.
1699. Set to music by Jeremy Clarke and pr.
with the O. of The Island Princess; or. Gener-
ous Portuguese.
FOUR SISTERS; OR, WOMAN'S WORTH
AND WOMAN'S WRONGS, THE. F. la.
Bayle Bernard. Strand, May 3, 1832; Lyceum,
July 18, 1834.
FOUR SONS OF AMON, THE. P. Robert
Shawe. Ac. 1602. N.p.
FOUR SONS OF AYMON, THE. O. Balfe.
Princess's. November, 1844.
FOUR SONS OF PABIUS. Ac. by the Earl
of Warwick's servants at Whitehall, 1579-80.
FOUR STAGES OF LIFE, THE. D. 4 a.
J. Vollaire. Surrey, April, 1862.
FOURBERIES DE SCAPIN. C Moliere.
1671. Roytalty, June 30, 1891. See Cheats of
Scapin. See " French Classical Plays."
FOURCHETTE AND CO.MPANY. P. 1 a.
Brandon Thomas. Northampton Opera H.,
November 21, 1904; Comedy, December 5, 1904;
Terry's, December 26, 1905.
FOURTEEN DAYS. C 3 a. H. J. Byron.
Adap. fr. the French of Gondinet and BIsson.
Criterion, March 4, 1882; (Rev.), February 10,
1S92.
FOWL PLAY; OR. A STORY OF CHICKEN
HAZARD. Burl. F. C Burnand. Queen's,
June 20, 1868.
FOX, THE. See Volpone; or. The Fox.
FOX AND THE GOOSE; OR, THE
WIDOW'S HUSBAND, THE. C. Oa. la. B.
W'hstf-r and Dion Boncicault. Adelphi, Octo-
ber 2, 1S44.
162
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FOX AND THE GRAPES, THE. Sk. la.
E. H. Keating. Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
FOX AND WOLF. F. Gaiety, October 5,
1898.
FOX CHASE, THE. C. 5 a. Dion Bouci-
cault. St. James's, May 11, 1864. First per-
formed in U.S.A. See The Fox Hunt.
FOX HUNT; OR, DON QUIXOTE THE
SECOND, THE. Dion Boucicault. New Yorli
Burton's T., November 23, 1853.
FOX UNCAS'D; OR, ROBIN'S ART OF
MONEY-CATCHING, THE. B.O. Ac. privately
near St. James's. Pr. 1733.
FOX VERSUS GOOSE. F.C. Wm. Brough
and J. D. Stockton. Strand, May 8, 1869.
FOXGLOVE; OR, THE QUAKER'S WILL.
O. 3 a. Charles Dyall. M. by G. W. Rohner.
Liverpool P.O.W., May 2. 1883.
FRA ANGELO. P. 5 a. VV. C. Russell
Hay., August, 1865
FRA DIAVOLO. O. 3a. Auber. Lib. by
Scribe. Opera Comique. Paris, January 28,
1830. In English adapted by R. Lacy, Drury
Lane, November 3, 1831 ; in Italian, at the
Lyceum, July 4-11, 1857; Gaiety, November 24,
1870.
FRA DIAVOLO; OR, THE BEAUTY AND
THE BRIGANDS. Burl. H. J. Byron. Strand,
April 5, 1858.
FRA DIAVOLO THE SECOND. Extrav.
J. T. Denny. Philharmonic, August 28, 1882.
FRAGMENT, A. Chas. Hannan. Glasgow
Royalty, December 11, 1894.
FRAILTY. D. 4 a. Sir Augustus Harris
and Baul Meritt. Newcastle Tyne T., July 3,
1893.
FRAILTY AND HYPOCRISY. D. James
Wild. Fr. Beaumarchais' L' Autre Tartuffe;
ou La Mhre Coupahle, and forms a sequel to
The Spanish Barber and The Follies of a Day.
Pr. 1804. N.ac.
FRANCESCA. P. E. Falconer.
March 31, 1859.
FRANCESCA. P Alaric Burton.
Athen., February 16, 1903.
FRANCBSCA DA RIMINI. T.O.
mann Goetz. The first 2 a. finished
sketched by composer. Completed
at Mannheim by Ernst Frank, September 30.
1877. ^
FRANCESCA DA RIMINI. Grand 0. 4 a.
MM. Baitoier and Carr^. M. by Amibroise
Thomas. Prod. Paris Grand Opera, April 14,
1882.
FRANCESCA DA RIMINI. D. Prol. 4 a
F. Marion Crawford. Shaftesbury, October 1,
1901. Transl. by Marcel Schwob. Garrick
(Sarah Bernhardt's season), June 9, 1902.
FRANCESCA DA RIMINI. Ital. T. 5 a.
Gabriele D'Annunzio. Adelphi (Eleonora Duse
Co.), October 10, 1903.
FRANCILLON. C. 3 a. Arr. fr. the French
of Alexandre Dumas fils. Duke of York's,
September 18, 1897; Royalty, July 5, 1900.
FRANCIS I. Hist. P. 5 a. Miss Fanny
Kemble. C.G., March 15, 1832.
FRANCIS I. O. M. by Lodir. D.L., Novem-
ber 6, 1838.
FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR, THE. Military
Spec. 4 a. J. Klpliinstone. Hanlcy T.U.,
August 12, 1872.
FRANCOIS THE RADICAL. CO. J. U.
M'Carthy. Fr. the French of Dubreuil Hum-
bert and Burani. M. by Firmin Bernicat and
A. Messager. Royalty, April 4, 1885.
FRANK CHARRINGTON'S RETURN. C.
1 a. G. Templemau Norman. Ladbroke 11.,
l''(bruary 20, 1897.
Lyceum,
Glasgow
3 a. Her-
and third
and prod.
FRANK FOX PHIPPS, ESQ. F. 1 a. Chas.
Selby. Victoria, February 18, 1834.
FRANKENSTEIN. BurL Bros. Brough.
Adelphi, December 26, 1849.
FRANKENSTEIN. Melo-d. Burl. 3 a
" Richard Henry." Gaiety, December 24, 1887.
FRANKENSTEIN. See Presumption.
FRANKENSTEIN; OR, THE MAN AND
THE MONSTER. Rom. Melo-d. 2 a. H. M.
Milner. P. chiefly on Mrs. Shelley's " Franken-
stein " and partly on Le Magician et la
Monstre. Coburg, July 3, 1826; Lyceum, 1839;
Sadler's Wells, 1843.
FRANKLIN. D. 5 a. John Brougham. 1868.
FRASQUITA. CO. 2 a. Meyer Lutz. Gaiety,
May 29, 1893.
FBATER'NISATION. Adelphi, July 1<3, 1855.
FRATRUM CONCORDIA SCEVA. Latin 1.
.Apparently by an English author.
FRAUD AND ITS VICTIMS. D. 4 a. J.
Stirling Coyne. Surrey, March 2, 1857. See
The Streets of London.
FRAUS HONESTA. Cambridge Latin P.
Philip Stubbe. 1616.
FRAUS PIA. Latin P. Apparently by
an English author of the 17th century.
FREA. One of three plays publ. as " Dra-
matic Sketches of the Ancient Northern
Mythology," by F. Sayers. Pr. 1790.
FREAKS AND FOLLIES. F. 2 a. G. H.
Rodwell. Publ. by J. Dicks. Ac. in New York,
1832.
FRED FROLIC: HIS LIFE AND ADVEN-
TURES. D. C. Pitt. Britannia, June 17, 1868.
FRED WALTERS, A GRIMSBY FISHING
APPRENTICE. D. Barry Stuart. Grimsby
T.R., April 13, 1877.
FREDA. P. 3 a. Bernard Bussy and W. T.
Blackmore. Strand, July 19, 1887.
PREDBGONDE. O. Guiraud. 1837-1892.
FREDERIC AND BASELLERS (or Basilea).
P. Rose T., June 3, 1597. N.p.
FREDERIC DUKE OF BRUNSWICK
LUNENBURG. T. Eliz. Haywood. L.I.F..
March 4, 1729. Pr. 1729.
FREDERICK OF PRUSSIA; OR, THE
MONARCH AND THE MIMIC. Burl. 1 a.
Chas. Selby. Queen's, July 24, 1837; rev.
Strand, December, 1838.
FREDERICK THE GREAT; OR, THE
HEART OF A SOLDIER. Operatic Anecdote.
3 a. M. by T. Cooke. Lyceum, July 22, 1815.
FREDERICK THE GREAT; OR, THE KING
AND THE DESERTER. Melo-d. 2 a. J. M.
Maddox. Coburg, September 15, 1824.
FREDOLFO. T. C R. Maturin. CG., May
12, 1819.
FREE AND EASY. CO. 2 a. Samuel Jas.
Arnold. M. by Addison. Lyceum, September
16, 1816.
FREE KNIGHTS; OR, THE EDICT OF
CHARLEMAGNE, THE. Op. D. 3 a. F.
Reynolds. C.G., February 8, 1810. Pr. 1810.
FREE LABOUR: OR, PUT YOURSELF IN
HIS PLACE. D. 4 a. Charles Reade. Leeds
T.R., March 11, 1870; Adelphi, May 28, 1870.
FREE LANCE. P. 5 a. W. A. Tremayne.
Britannia. October 20, 1902; Leamington R.,
April 1, 1907.
FREE LANCE; OR, WHO WINS, THE. D.
3 a. Charles Uonsman Alfied. August 2, 1869.
PRKK PARDON, THE. Dom. D. 4 a. F.
0. Philips and Leonard .Meirick. Olympic,
January 28, _1S'j7.
''THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
163
FREE WILL. T. Transl. fr. tlie Italian of
Franciscus NiRer BasHt'iitiuus by " H. C."
(Henry Cheeke). One of tlio old moral plays.
Pr. (no date). Circa 1589
FREEBOOTER, THE. Dr. and M.Slv. H.
Brockbanlv. Lyrics by G. Hadatli. W. by 11.
Finck. Paragon M.H., October 20, 1902.
FREEBOOTERS, THE. S.C.O. Freely
transl. fr. the original D. M. by F. Paer. Ly-
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FREEDOM. D. Geo. F. Rowe and Augus-
tus Harris. D.L., August 4, 1883.
FREEDOM OF SUZANNE, THE. C. 3 a.
Cosmo Gordon Lennox. Criterion, November
15, 1904.
FREEHOLDER, THE. Dr. Int. Joseiili
Moser. Pr. 1810. N.ac.
FREEMAN'S HONOUR, THE. P. Wm.
Smith. Mentioned in the epistle dedicatory
of his The Hector of Germany. Before 1615.
FREEMASON; OR, THE SECRET OF THE
LODGE ROOM, THE. Dom. D. 2 a. J. P.
Hart. Queen's, June 3, 1839.
FREEZING A MOTHER-IN-LAW; OR, A
FRIGHTFUL FROST. F. 1 a. T. Edgar
Pemberton. Birmingham T.R., December 17,
1S79; Leeds T.R., September 6, 1S80.
FREISCHUTZ, DE;R. 0. Weber. Prod.
Berlin, 1822; Paris. 1824.
FRENCH AS HE IS SPOKE. C. 1 a. Adap.
by Gaston Mayer fr. the Fr. P. L'Anglais tel
qu'on le Parle, by Tristan Bernard. Play-
house, August 15, 1907.
PE,ENCH CLAS.SICAL PLAYS.
The princiipal are by Racine, Comeille,
Moliere, and Hugo.
Racine, Jean. A tragic Dramatist o.f France.
1C39-1699.
LE THEE AIDE, 16r>3. Palais Royal, June
20, 1664.
AiLEXANDRE LE GRAND, 1665. Palais
Roval, December 4, 1665
ANDROMAQUE. November 10, 1C67.
LES PL.\1DEURS. Ca. December 5, 1668.
BRITANNICUS. December 13, 1669.
BERENICE 1670.
BAJAZET. January 4, 1672.
MITHRIDATE. January 13, 1673
IPHIGJENIE. 1675.
PHBDRE. Hotel de BourgO'gn*, January
1, 1677.
ESTHER. Sac. D. M. by Moreau. 1689.
ATHALI/E. S.1C. D. 1690. Pr. 1691.
CoRNEiLLE, Pierre. Born at Roiien, June 6,
1606; died October 1, 1684, at Paris.
MELITE. C. Ac. 1629.
OLITANDRE. T. Ac. 1632.
LA VEUVE C. Ac. 1633.
GALERIE DU PALAIS. C. Ac. 1634.
LA SUIVANTlE. C. 1634.
LA PLACE ROYAL. D. 1G35.
M.EDEE. T. 1635.
L'lLLUSION COMIQUE. Extra. 1636.
LE CID. Pr. 1636.
HORACE. 1639-1640.
CINNA. Pr. 1639.
POLYEUCTE. 1640.
LA MORT DE POMI'EE. '612.
LE MENTEUR. C. 1642.
RODOGUNE. 1644.
THEODORE. T. 164,5.
HERACLIUS. 1647.
ANDROMEDE. 16.50.
DON S.VNCHE D'ARAGCV. 16.",0.
NICOMEDE. 1651.
PERTHARITE. 1653.
(EDIPE. 1659.
LA TOISON D'OR. 1C60.
SHiRTORlUS. 1662.
SOPHONISHE. 1663.
OTIION. 1064.
AGESILAS. 1666.
ATTILA. 1667.
TITE ET BERENIOE. 1670.
PSYCHE (with Molifere and (juinault). 1071.
PULCHERIE. 1672.
SURENA. 1674.
Moliere (Jean Baptiste Poquelin). Bom at
Paris January 15, 1622 ; died February 17, 1073.
L'ETOIJRDI. C. Lyons, 1655; Paris, 1658.
LE DEPIT AMOUREUX. C. B^zLere, 1656 ;
Pari.s, 1658.
LES PRECIiEUSEiS RIDICULES. C. No-
vember 18, 1659.
SGANARELLE; OU, LB COCU IMA-
GINAIRiE. May 28, 1660.
DON GARCIiE DE NAVAIRRE. T.C. Feb-
ruary 4, 1661.
L'.EiCOLE DES MARIS. June 24, 1662.
LBS FA9CHEUX VAUX LE VICO-MTE.
AuKU.st 15, 1661.
L'lBCOLE DES FiEiMMEiS. December 26,
1662.
LE MARIAGE FORCE. F. February 15.
1664,
PRINCESSE D'ELIDE. 1664.
TARTUFFE. Partially 1664. Complete
1667.
FESTIN DE PIBBRlE; OU, DON JUAN.
February 15, 1665.
L'.\iMOUR MiBDECIN. C. Se^jtember 22,
1665.
LE MISANTHROPE; OU, L'ATRABI-
LIAIRE AMOUREUX. June 4, 1666.
I;B MiEDBClN MiALGRlE LUI. F. August
6, 1666.
MEILICERTE. December, 1666.
LA PASTORALE COMIQUE.
LE SICILIEiN.
AMPHITRYOiN. January 13, 1668.
GEORGE DANDIN. July 10, 1668.
L'AVARE. September 9, 1668.
M. DE POURCBAUGNAC. Seiptember 17,
1669.
LES AMA'NTS MAGNIFIQUES. C. Bal.
St. Germain, February 10, 1670.
BOURGEOIS GENTILHOMMiE. October
23, 1670
LBS FOURBERIES D.E SCAPIN. May 24,
1671.
COMTEiSSE D'EISOAIRBAG'NAS. February
2, 1672.
LES PBM'MEiS SAVANiTEiS. February 11,
1672.
LE MALADB IMAGINAIRE.
PSYCHiE (in collab. with Quinault and
Corneile). 1671.
Hugo, Victor^Marie Viscount, dramatist and
novefct. Born at Besancon, 1802; died at
Paris, May, 1S85.
HERNANI. D. 1830.
MAiRIOiN DELORJIE. D. 1831.
NOTRE DAME DE PARIS. 1831.
LE ROI S'AMUSIE. D. 1832.
ISTAMINE. T.
LUCR.ETIA BORGIA. 1833.
MARY TUDOR. 1833.
ANCJELO. 1835.
ESMERALDA. 1836.
CROMWELL. P. 1837.
RUY BLAS. 1838.
Hugo, Victor, son of preceding. Born at
Pari.-i, 1826: died at Bordeaux, 1871.
JE VOUS ATME. 1862.
LBS MISERIAHLES. 1863.
FRENCH COMEDY, THE. Rose T., Feb
luary 11, 1595.
164
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FRENCH CONJUROR, THE. C. by " T. P."
Duke of York's. Pr. 1678. Plot fr. two stories
in the Rom. of Gusman de Alfarache, The
Spanish Rogue, the one called Dorido and
Clorinia, and the other The Merchant of
Sevil.
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GIRLS IN SCARLET, THE. Sk. Royal
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GOLDEN CALF; OR, DOLLARS AND
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GREAT UNPAID, THE. 8 a. Fred Horner.
An adap. of Alexandre Bisson's La Famille
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GREAT WILDlERNEiSiS, THE. Melo-d. 4 a.
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6, 1900.
GREAT WORLD OF LONDON, THE. D.
4 a. G. Lander and W. Mdville. Standard,
October 31, J8i)8
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GREATER LONDO?T. Spec. Herr Rousby.
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GRECIAN HEROINE; OR, THE FATE OF
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earlier. Pr. 1721. N.ac. Blank verse.
GREED OF GOLD. D. 4 a. H. E. Silva.
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GREEK BOY, THE. M.D. Samuel Lover.
C.G., September 26, 1840.
GREEK BRIGANDS, THE; OR, THE MAS-
SACRE OF ENGLISH TOURISTS BY THE
ARAVANITAKAI. D. Lawrence Meadows.
Liverpool Colosseum, July 18, 1870.
GREEK FAMILY, THE. Melo-d. spectacle.
2 a. M. by Cooke. D.L., October 22, 1829.
GREEK MAID, THE. Pastl. P. Ac. by the
Earl of Leicester's servants at Richmond, 1579.
GiRiEEK PLAYS.— The greatest dramatic
writers and their works are as follows :—
COMEDY.
Aristophanes. Born at Athens circa b.c. 448.
He wrote about flfty-four plays, and of these
eleven are extant, viz. : —
THE ACHARNIANS, B.C. 425.
THE KNIGHTS, B.C. 424.
THE CLOUDS (Against Socrates), B.C. 423.
THE WAiSPS, B.C. 422.
THE PEACE, B.C. 421.
THE BIRDS. B.C. 414.
THE LYSI&TRATA, B.C., 411.
THE THESMOPHORIAZUC^, B.C. 411.
THE FROGS, B.C. 405.
THE ECCLESIAZUSCE, B.C. 393.
THE PLUTUS, B.C. 388.
The following are among those lost :—
THE BANQUETERS, B.C. 427.
THE B.lBYLONIANS. B.C. 426.
THE MERCHANTMEN.
THE FARMERS.
THE PRELIMINARY CONTEST (Proagon/
OLD AGE (Genas), ^.C. 422.
THE ISLANDS.
THE TRIPHALES.
THE STORKS.
.SIOLOSICON, B.C. 387.
COCALUS.
TRAGEDY.
.3ESCHYHJS. Thiis Athenian poet was born at
Eleiisis B.C. 525. He wrote about seventy
tragedies, besides siatyric dramas, seven of
which are in existence. He was the inventor
of the trilogy, i.e., the first who made the
three plays represented to constitute parts of
a whole. He died B.C. 456.
THE PERSIANS, actfid in B.C. 472.
SEVEN AGAIINST THEBES.
SUPPLiIANTiS (one part of a trilogy of
which the other parts are lost).
PROMETHEUS BOUND (one part of a tri-
logy of which the other parts are lOst).
OREiSTEIA, a trilogy, comprisimg—
» A-GAMEMiNON,
OHOEPHO'RI,
EUMENIDES.
See Orestan Trilogy.
Sophocles. This poet was bom at the village
of Colonus B.C. 496. He wrote 113 plays, of
which eighty-one were probably produced after
the Antigone. Serven only are extant. He
died B.C. 405.
ANTICJOINE, B.C. 440.
EiLECTRA.
TRACHINIAN WOMEN.
CEDIPUS COLONEUS, acted B.C. 401.
(ED I PUS TYIRANNUS.
AJAX.
PHIILOCTETEiS.
Euripides. This great tragic poet was bom
at Stalamis, October 20, B.C. 480. He wrote in
all from seventy-five to ninety-two plays, of
w'hiich eighteen stiill exist. He died B.C. 400.
ANDROMAOFE.
ALCESTIS.
MEDEA.
HECUBA.
ION MEDIA.
IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS.
IPHIGEiNIA IN AULIS.
HELEN.
ELECTRA.
ORiESTES.
THE TROJAN DAMES.
THDE TROJAN CAPTIVES.
THE BAQCHANALS.
THE PHCENIOIAN DAMSE(L8.
THE SUPPLIANTS.
iHIPPOLYTUS.
HERCULES DISTRACTED.
THE CHILDREN OF HEiROULES.
RHESUS (doubtful).
CYCLOPS, whidi is the only specimen left
of what was called the Satyric Drama.
Anaxandrides wias a Greek comic poet, who
wrote about 100 plays, of which ten obtained
the prize. He was the dramatic poet who in-
troduced intrigue® oj love adventures upon the
stage. He died B.C. 340.
Xenophon. Greek historian. Wrote:—
ANABASIS OF CYRUS.
THE CYROP^DIA.
MEMORABILIA OF SOCRATES.
HELLENICA.
POEMS.
Homh:!!, who lived in the eiighth century B.C.,
wrote : —
ILIAD.
ODYSSEY.
See Bradfield College, Berks, Plays at.
GREEK SLAVE, A. M.C. 2 a. Owen Hall.
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M. by Sidney Jones. Daly's, June 8. 1898.
GREEK SLAVE; OR, THE SCHOOL FOR
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N.p. Alt. fr. The numoroiis Lieutenant, ascr.
to Mrs. Jordan.
GREEK SOPRANO, THE. C. 1 a. Port.s-
mouth T.R., July 12, 1897; Sttand, September
13, 1897. ■ ■
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GUSTAVUS VASA. T. Piron. 1733.
GUSTAVUS VASA; OR, THE DELIVERER
OF HIS COUNTRY. T. 5 a. H. Brooke. Pr.
1739. Intended for D.L., but prohibited ; after-
wards alt. and ac. as The Patriot. C.G., De-
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GUSTAVUS VASA. T. Kotzelrie. 1797.
GUSTAVUS VASA. P. F. on Hero of the
North. Dimond. C.G., November 29, 1810.
GUTEM MORGEN, HERR FISCHER. M.P.
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October 21, 1903.
GUTTER OF TIME. D. 1 a. Alfred Sutro.
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GUV'NOR, THE. F. C. 3 a. Adap. from
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Reece). Vaudeville, June 23, 1880; January 28,
1893. . > > J >
GUY CAVALIER, THE. M.P. Victor
Stevens. Plymouth T.R., November 5, 1902.
GUY DOMVILLE. P. 3 a. Henry James.
St. James's, January 5, 1895.
GUY, EARL OF WARWICK. T. Hist. B.J.
Pr. 1661. At Stationer's Co. a play of this name
entered January 15, 1619, wr. by John Day
and Thomas Dekker. Possibly the same piece.
See The Life and Death of Guy, Earl of
Wartcick.
GUY, EARL OF WARWICK. Tolson. Ac. at
T.R. 1721.
GUY FAUX: OR, THE GUNPOWDER
CONSPIRACY. Melo-d. 2 a. Geo. Marfarren.
Coburg, Sept., 1822.
GUY FAWKES. Burl. H. J. Byron. Gaiety,
January 14. 1874.
GUY FAWKES. Burl. Albert Smith.
Marylebone. Easter, 1849.
GUY FAWKES. See Ordsall Hall, Guido
Fawkes, and Gunpowder Plot.
GUY FAWKES; OR, A MATCH FOR A
KING. By T. Taylor, Albert Smith, W. P.
Hale, E. Draper, and Arthur Smith. Olympic,
March 31, 1855; D.L., May 11, 1855.
GUY FAWKES; OR, A NEW WAY TO
BLOW UP A KING. Op. bo. 3 a. J. T.
Douglass. Standard, April 16, 1870.
GUY FAWKES: OR, THE FIFTH OF
NOVEMBER Dr. Sk Hay., November 5,
1793. N.p.
GUY FAWKES, ESQ. Burl. 3 a. A. C.
Torr (Fr. Leslie) and Herbert F. Clark.
Lyrics by Marshall. M. bv G. W. Bvng
Nottingham T.R., April 7, 1890; Gaiety, July
26. 1890.
GUY FAWKES, THE TRAITOR. D. 4 a.
Chas. Whitlock. N. Shields T.R., July 15, 1901.
GUY FAWKES' DAY. Burl. F. C. Bur-
nand. 1854.
GUY MANNERING. O. Sir H. Bishop.
C.G., March, 1816; rev. Lyceum, October 2,
1820.
GUY MANNERING. Burl. R. Reece.
Edinburgh, December, 1866.
GUY MANNERING. See Spae Wife; La
Dame Blanche.
GUY MANNERING: OR, THE GIPSY'S
PROPHECY. M.P. 3 a. Daniel Terry.
Adap. fr. Sir Walter Scott. CG., March 12,
1816; D.L., October 7. 1819. Pr. 1817.
^
186
" The ST a ge " cyclopedia .
GUYES, THE TRAGEDY OF THE. Act. at
the Rose T., January 30, 1592. This might
possibly be Marlow's Massacre of Paris, with
the Death of the Duke of Guise.
GUZMAN. C. Roger, Earl of Orrery. Pr.
1693. Ac. at the Duke of York's T., 1667-72.
GWENDOLINE. 0. Chabrier. Brussels,
1886.
GWENEVERE. " Celtic M.D." 3 a. Ernest
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ber 13, 1905.
GWILTY GOVERNESS AND THE DOWNEY
DOCTOR, THE. Burl. G. M. Layton. Folly,
May 8, 1876.
GWISSE, THE. Possibly a new version of
The Massacre of Paris, by John Webster.
1601.
GWYNNE'S OATH. D. 4 a. Nei.,on Wheat-
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OWYNNETH VAUGHAN. D. 2 a. Mark
Lemon. Olympic, 1840-1844"
H
H. B. F. la. R. B. Peake. Publ. by J.
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Broadway, November 26, 1900 ; Strand, May 27,
1901; Globe (transferred from Strand), July 29,
1901.
H.M.S. MISSFIRE; OR, THE HONEST TAR
AND THE WICKED FIRST LUFF. CO. 3 a.
Capt. W. P. Drury. M. by Giovanni Nifosi and
Stephen Blythe. Portsmouth T.R., March 11,
1895.
H.M.S. PINAFORE; OR, THE LASS THAT
LOVED A SAILOR. CO. 2 a. W. S. Gilbert.
M. by Arthur Sullivan. Op. C, May 25, 1878;
Savoy, June G, 1899; Savoy, July 14, 1908.
H.M. SLOOP SPITFIRE. See The Alabama.
H. SAMPSON AGONISTES. T. John Milton.
X671.
HABIT OU REDINGOTE? Royalty, March
29 1888
HADDON HALL. Light 0. 3 a. Sydney
Grundy. M. by Sir Arthur Sullivan. Savoy,
September 24, 1892.
HAEUSLICHE KRIEG, DER. Oa. Schubert
(1797-1828). Prod, in Germany.
' HAFED THE GHEBER. D. 2 a. F. on the
story of Fireworshippers in Lalla Rookh. D.L.,
November 29, 1824.
HAGAR. P. 4 a. Adap. fr. Ln Fille du
Garde Chasse. G. R. Sims and A. Shirley.
Notting Hill Coronet, February 24, 1902.
HAGAR IN THE DESERT. (?) By Mnie.
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HAGAR IN THE WILDERNESS. Transl. of
the foregoing by Thos. Holcroft. Pr. 1786.
HAGAR, THE OUTCAST JEWESS. Another
ver. of Leah. Britannia, July 5, 1869.
HAGS OF MISCHIEF; OR, HARLEQUIN
PLOUGHBOY. Comic Pant. Ac. at Olvmpic
Pav., November 17, 1806.
HAIL FELLOW, WELL MET! Int. Hay.,
August 9, 1792. N.p.
HAIL FELLOW, WELL MET! D. 5a. S.J.
Pratt. Pr. 1805.
HAIRBREADTH ESCAPE, A. P. 1 a.
Claude Askew. Bayswater Bijou, March 21.
1901.
HAJJI BABA ; OR, THE STAR OF THE
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22, 1909 (C.P.).
HAL O' THE WYND. D. 4 a. Leonard
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HAL THE HIGHWAYMAN. P. 1 a. H. M.
Paull. Vaudeville, December 15, 1894; Royalty,
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HALF AN HOUR AFTER SUPPER. Int
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HALF CASTE; OR, THE POISONED
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HALF CROWN DIAMONDS, THE. Burl.
Robert Reece. Mirror, September 27, 1875;
In.perial (new ver.), October 2, 1880.
HALF MAST HIGH. D. 4 a. Tom Craven.
Pavilion, April 1, 1893.
HALF-PAST TEN DOWN EXPRESS, THE.
See Ten Thirty.
HALF-PAY OFFICERS. F. 3 a. Clias. Mol-
loy. L.I.F., January 11, 1720. Pr. 1720. F.
on Love and Honour and other old plays.
HALF SEAS OVER. D. Mrs. Mark. Kendal
St. Geo. H., June 24, 1882.
HALF-WAY HOUSE, THE. C. 3 a. G. R.
Sims. Vaudeville, October 1, 1881.
HALIBLUDE; OR. HOLY BLOOD, THE
MYSTERY OF. P. Perf. at Aberdeen, 1445.
HALIDON HILL. Dr. Sk. in 3 a. W. Scott.
1822.
HALL OF HARMONY; OR, THE ROSE,
SHAMROCK, AND THISTLE, THE. iM.
Melange. Lyceum playbill, October 7, 1822.
HALL PORTER, THE. P. 2 a. S. Lover.
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HALLOWE'EN. Dr. Hifit. Playlet. By R.
Wilford. Lancaster Athenaeum, August 7, 19()7
(C.P.).
HALLOWEEN; . OR, THE CASTLES OF
ATHLIN AND DUNBAYNE. Spec. J. C.
Cross. Ac. at the Royal Circus. Pr. 1809.
HALT OF THE CARAVAN, THE. Div.
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HALVEI, THE UNKNOWN. D. 3 a. T.
Egerton Wilks. City of London, September 30,
1848.
HALVES. P. Pro. and 3 a. A. Comui
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HAMILTON OF BOTHWELLHAUGH. A. R.
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HAMILTON'S SECOND MAP^RIAGE. P.
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HAMLET. A P. with this title ac. at New-
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HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. T.
Wm. Shakespeare. F. on an older play now
lost; and on the Hystorie of Hamblett (Blaok
letter; date of earliest edition unknown), wliich
was trans, fr. one of Belleforest's novels. He
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Ent. at Stationers' Hall, July 26, 1602, and
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1005, 1611, 1637; first folio. 1628. Alt. by 1>.
Garrick,D.L., 1771; J. P. Kemble, D.L., 1800;
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"THE STAGE' CYCLOPEDIA.
187
(F. R. Benson). March G. 1890; Olympic (Wilson
Barrett), April 13, 1891; Hay. (Beerbolim Tree),
January 21. 1S92; Her Maj., Augiiat 12, 1897;
Lyceum (Forbes Robertson), September 11,
1897; Lyceum (Wilson Barrett), December 9,
1899; from the first quarto (played by Eliz.
Stage Society), Carpenters' Hall, February 21,
1900; Comedy (F. R. Benson), March 27, 1901;
H.M. (Mr. Tree's) March 24, 190.") ; Adelphi
(H. B. Irving), April 4, 1905; Lyric (Martin
Harvey), May 22, 1905; H.M., April 26, 190C ;
Waldorf, May 1, 1907; H.M., April 24, 1908;
Shaftesbury (H. B. Irving), February 8, 1909-.
Lyceum, March LS, 1909; rev. Elephant and C,
May 3, 1909.
HAMLET. French ver. by Eugene Morand
and Marcel Schwob. Mnie. Sarah Bern-
hardt's season, Adelphi, .Tune 12, 1899.
HAMLET. O. 5 a. Ambroise Thomas.
Paris, 1868. R. Ifal. O., C.Q., June 19, 1809.
HAMLET. See Rosencrantz and duUden-
gffnt ; The Grave-7iial-erf.
HAMLET A LA MODE. Burl. Sk. G. L.
Gordon and G. W. Anson. Liverpool P.O.W.,
October 6, 1876; Op. C, April 21, 1877.
HAMLET IMPROVED; OR, MR. MEN-
DALL'S ATTEMPT TO AMELIORATE THAT
TRAGEDY. Burl. Col. Colomb.
HAMLET THE HYSTERICAL. " A Delusion
in 5 Spasms." Princess's, November 30, 1874.
HAMLET TRAVESTIE. 3 a. John Poole.
C.G., June 17, 1813. Pr. 1810.
HAMLET WHETHER HE WILL OR NO.
Burl. George Booth. Sheffield Alexandra,
June 2, 1879.
HAMPDEN. T. Lord Dreghorne. Pr. 1799.
Mentioned by Oulton.
HAMPSHIRE HOG; OR, NEVER SAY DIE,
THE. Sk. 1 a. Mark Melford. Bedford
M.H., March 13, 1899.
HAMPSTEAD HEATH. C. Thos. Baker.
(Alt. of his Act at Oxford.) Pr. 1706. D.L.,
October 30, 1805.
HAMPTON COURT MASQUE. A True De-
scription of a Royal Masque. Pres. at Hamp-
ton Court. January 8, 1603-4.
HAND AND GLOVE; OR, PAGE THIRTEEN
OF THE BLACK BOOK. D. 3 a. G. Con-
quest and P. Meritt. Grecian, May 25. 1874.
HAND AND HEART. P. 1 a. W. Yard-
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HAND IN HAND. CD. 4 a. Edward
Darbey. Rotherham T.R., August 5, 1889;
Surrey, March 24, 1890.
HAND OF DESTINY, THE. P. 4 a. D.
Vincent Buckingham. Guernsey St. Julian's
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HAND OF ELMSLEY, THE. D. Barry
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HAND OF FATE, THE. D. 4 a. Arthur
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HAND OF JUSTICE, THE. D. 4 a. Max
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Cardiff Grand T., July 30, 1894. Rev. edit.
Brighton Eden, December 2, 1901; West
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HAND OF PROVIDENCE, THE. D. 4 a.
T. Gideon Warren. Surrey, August 2, 1897.
HAND OF TIME, THE. D. 5 a. John
Glendenning. Darlington T.R., December 20,
1897.
HANDCUFFS, THE. D. 4 a. Reginald
Stockton and Eric Hudson. Nottingham T.R ,
May 11, 1393 (C.P.).
HANDFAST. P. Pro. and 3 a. Henry
Hamilton and M.ark Quinton. P.O.W.. De-
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HANDS AND HEARTS. D. 4 a. J. «V
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HANDS ACROSS THE SEA. D. 5 a. Henry
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HANDS OF SIN, THE. D. S. Lewfa Ran-
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HANDS UP. Revue. Lyrics by M. Pigott,
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H.M., June 4, 1907.
HANDSOME APOLOGY, A. Ca. Andrew
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P. of W.'s, July 3, 1888.
HANDSOME HERNANI; OR, THE FATAL
PENNY WHISTLE. Burl. H. J. Byron.
Gaiety, August 30, 1879.
HANDSOME HUSBAND, A. CD. 1 a.
Mrs. Planchd. Olympic, February 15, 1836.
HANDSOME HUSBAND, A. Ca., Strand,
November 1, 1895.
HANDSOME IS THAT HANDSOME DOES.
C. 4 a. C. J. Ribton-Turner. Vaudeville,
June 6, 1888.
HANDSOME IS THAT HANDSOME DOES;
A STORY OF THE LAKE COUNTRY. CD.
4 a. Tom Taylor. Manchester Prince's, August
15, 1870; Olympic, September 3, 1870.
HANDSOME JACK. Melo-d. 4 a. J. B.
Howe.
HANDSOME JACK, THE HIGHWAYMAN.
Marylebone, August 18, 1862.
HANDSOME JIM. P. 4 a. Malcolm Wat-
son. Margate T.R., July 16, 1906.
HANDY ANDY. CD. 2 a. W. R. Floyd.
Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
HANDY ANDY. Hibernian D. 1 a. H. W.
Montgomery. Adap. fr. Saml. Lover's novel.
New York Wallack's, 1862.
HANDY MAN, THE. M.C Herbert Shelley.
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June 4, 1900.
HANGED MAN, THE. Victoria, April 28,
1866.
HANGING AND MARRIAGE; OR, THE
DEAD MAN'S WEDDING. F. Henry Carey.
L.I.F., March 15, 1722. Pr. 1722.
HANKEY-HOMEY SHOWMAN, THE.
" Operatic agony." Lyrics by Geo. Burnley.
Oxford, November 2, 1908.
HANNAH. Orat. Smart. 1764.
HANNAH; OR, THE MISER OF WALREN.
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HANNAH HEWITT: OR, THE FEMALE
CRUSOE. M. Ent. 2 a. C. Dibdin. Fr. his
novel of same name. D.L., May 7, 1798. N.p.
HANNELE. A D. Poem. 2 a. Gerhart
Hauptmann. Royalty, February 29, 1904. Pre-
sented by the Play Actors. Scala, April 12,
1908. Transl. by William Archer. H.M., De-
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HANNETONS, LES. C 3 a. Brieux.
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HANNIBAL. Hist. D. Professor Nichol. 1873.
HANNIBAL AND HERMES. P. Robt. Wil-
son in conj. with Dekker and Drayton. Ac
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HANNIBAL AND SCIPIO. P. Wm. Ram-
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N.p.
HANNIBAL AND SCIPIO. Hist. T. Thos.
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ISS
"THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
HANS, AN ALSATIAN. M.C. Liverpool
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HANS BEER POT. His Invisible C. of
See Me, and See Me Not. 3 a. Drawbridge
Court Belchier. Pr. 1618.
HANS HEILING. O. H. Marschner. 1796-
1861. F. on old legend of the Erzgebirge.
Prod, in Germany.
HANS HUCKEBEIN. F. O. Blumenthal
and G. Kadelburgh. Great Queen Street,
April 22, 1907 (Ger. Season).
HANS ROSENHAGEN. D. 3 a. Max Halbe.
St. Geo. H., December 3, 1901.
HANS THE BOATMAN. M.C. 3 a. Clay M.
Greene. Sheffield T.R. (first time in England),
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HANS VON STEIN: OR, THE ROBBER
KNIGHT. Melo-d. 2a. Edwd. Fitzball. Mary-
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HANSEL AND GRETEL. Fairy O. Adel- '
held Wette. Fr. Grimm's Fairy Tales. M. by
Humperdinck. Daly's, December 26, 1894;
Gaiety, January 28, 1895; Princess's, March 4,
1895; Savoy, April 16, 1895; D.L. (in German),
June 24, 1895; H.M.T., September 21, 1897.
HANSEMANN'S TOCHTER. C. 4 a. Adolph.
L'Arronge. Great Queen Street, March 30,
1906.
HAP; OR, THE MONKEY OF THE NILE.
Burl. Crystal Pal., 1881.
HAPPIER DAYS. CD. 3 a. Miss Sophie
Scotti. Ladbroke H., June 17, 1886.
HAPPIEST DAY OF HIS LIFE, THE. P.
1 a. W. F. Downing. Bri.xton, February 13,
1905.
HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE, THE. F.
2 a. J. B. Buckstone. Hay., July 29, 1829;
D.L., October 27, 1829.
HAPPIEST MAN ALIVE, THE. C. la.
Wm. Bayle Bernard. Olympic, March, 1840.
HAPPINESS AT HOME. D. C. H. Hazle-
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HAPPY ARCADIA. 0. W. S. Gilbert and
F. Clay. Gal. Illustn., October 28, 1872; St.
Geo. H., July 15, 1895.
HAPPY AT LAST; OR, SIGH NO MOKE,
LADIES. C. Margate T., September 13, 1805.
N.p.
HAPPY BUNGALOW. A. Law. St. Geo
H. (circa 1865).
HAPPY CAPTIVE, THE. Eng. 0. Lewis
Theobald. Plot from I'he History of a Slave
in Don Quixote. Pr. 1741.
HAPPY CHOICE, THE. Past. MS. m
library of Murphy.
HAPPY CONSTANCY, THE. C. H.
Jacob. 1738. See Nest of Plays.
HAPPY CRUISE, A. Ca. Ernest Cuthbert.
Vaudeville, November 17, 1873.
HAPPY DAY, A. F. "Richard Henry."
Gaiety, October 6, 1886.
HAPPY DELUSION, THE. C. Ac. at
King's T .in Hay. Pr. 1727. Really a pant. 1
in 5 a. '
HAPPY DISGUISE; OR, LOVE IN A i
MEADOW, THE. CO. W. C Oulton. Ac. i
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HAPPY ENDING, A. CO. Bertha Moore.
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1909 (mat.).
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HAPPY HAMPSTEAD. M.F. : a. Frank
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HAPPY HOOLIGAN. M.P. 3 a. Oldham
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HAPPY ISLAND. THE. C Fr. the French
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HAPPY LAND, THE. Burl. F. Tomline and
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HAPPY LIFE, THE. C. 3 a. L.N.Parker.
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HAPPY LITTLE ADVENTURE, A. P. 1 a.
J. Y. F. Cooke. Eastbourne New Pier Pav.,
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HAPPY LOVERS: OR, THE BEAU
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HAPPY MAN, THE. Extrav. 1 a. S. Lover.
Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
HAPPY MARRIAGE; OR, THE TURN OF
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L.l.F. Pr. 1727.
HAPPY MEDIUM, A. F. la. T. Edgar
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HAPPY MEDIUM, A. Ca. Arthur Shirley.
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HAPPY MEDIUM. THE. C 3 a. A. Chap-
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HAPPY PAIR, A. Ca. la. S. Theyr6->.
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HAPPY PRESCRIPTION; OR. THE LADY
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HAPPY RETURN, THE. Ca. 1 a. Arthur
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HAPPY RETURNS. F.C. 3 a. Fred
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HAPPY THOUGHT, A. P. la. H. Tripp
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HAPPY VALLEY, THE. CO. Harold Lee.
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HAPPY VILLAGE, THE. Extrav. Edgar
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HARA KARI, THE. Jap. Play. 3 sc. Savoy,
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HARBOUR LIGHTS. D. 5 a. G. R. Sims
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HAKHOUR MASTER'S SECRET; OR, THE
WRECK OF THE GOLDEN EaGLE, THE.
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HARD AS IRON. D. Burton T. of Varie-
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HARD CASE, A. F.C. 3 a. W. Carlton
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HARD HANDS AND HAPPY HEARTS.
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''THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
189
HARD HEARTS. D. 5 a. A. J. Charleson
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HARD HIT. P. 4 a. H. A. Jones. Hay.,
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HARD LINES. D. 4 a. Geo. Comer. Man-
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HARD LINES. Petite D. Chas. Dickenson.
St. Geo. H., March 19, 1887.
HARD SHIFTE FOR HUSBANDS; OR,
BILBOES THE BEST BLADE. C. Saml. Row-
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HARD STRUGGLE, A. Dom. D. 1 a. West-
land Marston. Lyceum, February 1, 1858.
HARD TIMES. P. 3 a. Cooper. Taken fr.
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HARD TIMES. See Under the Earth.
HARD TIMES IN MANCHESTER. D. Prol.
and 4 a. Max Goldberg and E. C. Matthews.
Broughton Victoria T., July 6, 1903.
HARD UP. CD. 2 a. Edwd. Righton.
Reading T.R., March 26, 883; Strand, October
20, 1883.
HARDACNUTE. P. Recorded by Philip
Henslowe ae having been ac. Rose T., Octo-
ber 19, 1597.
HARE AND HOUNDS. F.C. 3 a. Sydney
Grundy. Edinburch Princess's, August 13, 1883.
HAREBELL; OR, THE WAND OF WHITE
LILIES. M. Dream P. 2 a. G. Blackmore.
West Croydon St. Michael's Parish Hall, Ap»-il
7, 1904.
HAREY THE FYRSTE, LIFE AND DETII
OF. (According to Henslowe.) May 30, 1597.
HARLEKIN PATRIOT, THE. D. Ewald.
1772.
HARLEQUIN ALFRED THE GREAT; OR,
THE MAGIC BANJO AND THE MYSTIC
RAVEN. Pant. By the author of Bluff King
Hal. Marylebone, December 26, 1850.
HARLEQUIN AMULET; OR, THE MAGIC
OF MONA. Pant. D.L. Pr. 1800.
HARLEQUIN AND ASMODEUS; OR, CUPID
ON CRUTCHES. Pant. Farley, 1810.
HARLEQUIN AND FANCY; OR, THE
POET'S LAST SHILLING. Pant. M. by
Smart. D.L., December 26, 1815.
HARLEQUIN AND FAUSTUS; OR, THE
DEVIL WILL HAVE HIS OWN. Pant. C.G.,
1793.
HARLEQUIN AND HUMPO. Pant. T. Dib-
din. 1812.
HARLEQUIN AND O'DONOGHUE ; OR, THE
WHITE HORSE OF KILLARNEY. By the
author of Bluff King Hal. Astley's, December
26, 1850.
HARLEQUIN AND OBERON ; OR. THE
CHACE TO GRETNA. Pant. C.G., 1796.
HARLEQUIN AND QUIXOTE; OR, THE
MAGIC ARM. Pant. J. C. Cross. C.G., De-
cember 26, 1797.
HARLEQUIN AND THE DANDY CLUB.
Pant. D.L., December 26, 1818.
HARLEQUIN AND THE SWANS; OR,
BATH OF BEAUTY. Pant. Farley, 1813.
HARLEQUIN ANNA BULLEN. Ent.
Cibber. L.I.F., December 11, 1727 .
HARLEQUIN BACCHUS. Pant. Ac. at the
Royal Circus, April 15, 1805. Pr. 1805.
HARLEQUIN BARBER. Panto. C.G.,
April 20, 1741.
HARLEQUIN BENEDICK; OR, THE GHOST
OP MOTHER SHIPTON. Pant. Sadler's
Wells. Pr. IBOl.
HARLEQUIN CAPTIVE; OR, THE MAGIC
FIRE. Pant. D.L. Pr. 1796.
HARLEQUIN CARTOUCHE; OR, THE
FRENCH ROBBER. Pant. Hay., 1733.
HARLEQUIN COCK ROBIN. Victoria, De-
cember 26, 1866.
HARLEQUIN DOCTOR FAUSTUS; WITH
THE MASQUE OF THE DEITIES. John
Thurmond. D.L. Pr. 1724.
HARLEQUIN DOCTOR FAUSTUS. Panto.
Alt. fr. The Necromancer, by Woodward.
C.G., 1766.
HARLEQUIN ENCHANTED. Pant. D.L.,
April 25, 1753.
HARLEQUIN ENGLISHMAN; OR, THE
FRENCHMAN BIT. Pant. Goodman's Fields,
1742.
HARLEQUIN EXECUTED. Pant. One of
John Rich's earliest productions. L.I.F., 1720.
HARLEQUIN FREEMASON. Pant. C.G ,
1780. Ascr. to Messink. M. by Dibdin.
HARLEQUIN FUN. Effingham, December
20, 1866.
HARLEQUIN GUY FAWKES. Olympic,
March 31, 1855.
HARLEQUIN HAPPY; OR, POOR
PIERROTT MARRIED. Pant. D.L., 1728.
HARLEQUIN HARPER; OR, JUMP FROM
JAPAN. Pant. C. Extrav M. by Dibdin-
D.L., May 15, 1815; Lyceum, July 18, 1815.
HARLEQUIN HOAX; OR, A PANTOMIME
PROPOSED. Extrav. M. by Dibdin. D.L.,
June 15, 1815. Lyceum, July 18, 1815.
HARLEQUIN HYDASPES; OR, THE GRE-
SHAMITE. Mock 0. Asc. to Mrs. Aubert.
L.I.F. Pr. 1710.
HARLEQUIN IN CHINA. Pant. Wood-
ward. 1755.
HARLEQUIN IN HIS ELEMENT; OR,
FIRE, WATER, EARTH, AND AIR. Pant.
T. Dibdin. C.G. Pr. 1808.
HARLEQUIN IN THE CITY; OR, COLUM-
BINE TURNED ELEPHANT. Pant. Good-
man's Fields, 1734.
HARLEQUIN INCENDIARY; OR, COLUM-
BINE CAMERON. Pant. Anon. M. by Dr.
Arne. Pr. 1746. D.L.
HARLEQUIN INVISIBLE; OR, THE EM-
PEROR OF CHINA'S COURT. L.I.F., April 8,
1724.
HARLEQUIN JUNIOR; OR, THE MAGIC
CESTUS. Pant. D.L., 1784.
HARLEQUIN KING, THE. Masquerade. 4
a. Rudolph Lothar. Adap. by Louis N. Par-
ker and Selwyn Brinton. Imperial, January 3,
1906.
HARLEQUIN LITTLE BOY BLUE. Crv.^tal
Pa.]., December 21, 1868.
HARLEQUIN MOUNTEBANK. Pant. D.L.,
May 11, 1756
HARLEQUIN MULTIPLIED. Pant. Anon.
1726. In Bathoe's Catalogue. See Argentina
Strega.
HARLEQUIN MUNGO; OR, A PEEP INTO
THE TOWER. Pant. Bate and Oulton.
Royalty T., 1789.
HARLEQUIN NOVELTY, AND THE PRIN-
CESS WHO LOST HER HEART. Burl. Pant.
1 a. Leicester Buckingham. Strand, Decem-
ber 24, 1857.
HARLEQUIN ON THE STOCKS; OR, A
PANTOMIME LAUNCHED. Pant. Andrew
Cherry. Hull T., 1793.
HARLEQUIN ORPHEUS; OR, THE MAGIC
PIPE. Panto. D.L.. 1735.
HARLEQUIN PADMANABA. Paut. Farley.
1812. "'
190
THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
HARLEQUIN PEASANT; OR, A PANTO-
MIME REHEARSED. Pant. Hay., 1793.
HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; OR, THE
HAUNTED WELL. Pant. T. Dibdin. C.G.,
1809-10.
HARLEQUIN PREMIER. F. Pr. 1769.
HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER; OR, THE
GNOME AND THE DEVIL. Pant. T. Dibdin.
C.G. Pr. 1805.
HARLEQUIN RAMBLER; OR, THE CON-
VENT IN AN UPROAR. Pant. C.G., 1784. An
alt. of Friar Bacon.
HARLEQUIN RANGER. Pant. Henry
Woodward. D.L., 1751-2.
HARLEQUIN RESTORED; OR, TASTE-A-
LA-MODE. Pant. D.L. Songs only. Pr. n.d.
HARLEQUIN ROKOKO. Grecian, Decem-
ber 24, 1879.
HARLEQUIN SHEPPARD. A "night scene."
John Thurmond. D.L. Pr. 1724.
HARLEQUIN SHIPWRECKED ; concluding
with The Loves of Paris and CEnone. Pant.
Goodman's Fields, 1736.
HARLEQUIN SORCERER, WITH THE
LOVES OF PLUTO AND PROSERPINE. Pant.
Lewis Theobald. L.I.F., January 21, 1725. Pr.
1725. C.G., 1752.
HARLEQUIN STUDENT; OR, THE FALL
OF PANTOMIME WITH THE RESTORATION
OF THE DRAMA. Ent. Goodman's Fields,
March 2, 1741. M. by Prelleur. Pr. 1741.
HARLEQUIN TEAGUE; OR, THE GIANT'S
CAUSEWAY. Pant. Songs by Colman, sen.
Hay., 1782. Songs only pr. 1782.
HARLEQUIN, THE PHANTOM OF A DAY.
Pant. C. Dibdin. Ac. at the Royal Circus.
Pr. 1783.
HARLEQUIN TURN'D JUDGE. Pant.
John Weaver. D.L., 1717.
HARLEQUIN'S ALMANACK; OR, THE
FOUR SEASONS. Pant. T. Dibdin. C.G.
Pr. 1801.
HARLEQUIN'S CHAPLET. Pant. C.G.,
1789.
HARLEQUIN'S CONTRIVANCE; OR, THE
JEALOUS YEOMAN DEFEATED. Pant.
Goodman's Fields, April 21, 1732.
HARLEQUIN'S DEATH AND REVIVAL;
OR, THE CLOWN IN PURGATORY. Pant. Sk.
West. Lyceum (prob. rev.), April 9, 1822.
HARLEQUIN'S FROLICK ; OR, A VOYAGE
TO PRUSSIA. Pant. Hay., 1757.
HARLEQUIN'S FROLICKS. Pant. C.G.,
1776. An alt. of Prometheus,
HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS; OR, THE HALL
OF SPECTRES. Pant. T. Dibdin. M. by
Moorhead, Braaam, and Davy, etc. C.G. Pr.
1802.
HARLEQUIN'S INVASION. " A Christmas
Gambol." Dialogue by Garrick. D.L., 1759.
Afterwards at Bart. Fair with the title con-
cluding. The Taylor Without a Head; or, the
Battle of the Golden Bridge.
HARLEQUIN'S JACKET; OR, THE NEW
YEAR'S GIFT. Pant. D.L., 1775.
HARLEQUIN'S JUBILEE. Pant. Arr. by
Woodward as a burl, on The Jubilee. C.G. Pr.
1770.
HARLEQUm-S MAGNET; OR, THE SCAN-
DINAVIAN SORCERER. Pant. T. Dibdiu.
M. by J. Davy. C.G., 1806.
HARLEQUIN'S MOUTH OPEN'D. Bentley.
1701. See Wishes.
HARLEQUIN'S MUSEUM; OR, MOTHER
SHIPTON TRIUMPHANT. CO., 1792.
HARLEQUIN'S OPERA. Ralph. 1730. Sue
Fashionable Lady.
HARLEQUIN'S RACES; OR, TIME BEATS
ALL. Pant. C.G., 1803.
HARLEQUIN'S RETURN. Pant. J. C. Cross.
C.G., 1798.
HARLEQUIN'S TOUR; OR, THE DOMINION
OF FANCY. Pant. C.G. Pr. 1800.
HARLEQUIN'S TREASURE; OR, JEWELS
NEW SET. Pant. C.G., 1796.
HARLEQUIN'S TRIUMPH. Pant. Johmi
Thurmond. D.L. Pr. 1727.
HARLEQUIN'S VISION. Pant. Rom. Leth-
biidge. M. by Lanza. F. on Don Juan. D.L...
December 26. 1817.
HAKLEf.^UllNADE; OR, ONLY A CLOWN.
M.P. 1 a. Granville Bantock. Eastbourne
T.R., October 26, 1S99.
HARLEQUINS, THE. C. Pr. at Dublin.
1753.
HARLOT'S PROGRESS; OR, THE RIDOTTO 1
AL FRESCO, THE. Pant. Ent. Theophilus
Gibber. D.L., March 31, 1733. Pr. 1733. Adap.
fr. Hogarth's Engravings.
HARMLESS HYPOCRITES. C. 4 a. Walter
Ellis. Brunswick H., Dr. CI., Wandsworth
Road, March 26, 1901.
HARMONIOUS DISCORDS. Ca. Op.
Coraique, March 31, 1873.
HARMONY. Dom. D. 1 a. H. A. Jones.
Leeds Grand, August 13, 1879; Strand, June 14,
1884; Royalty, September 25, 1895. Prod, at
Leeds as Harmony Restored.
HARMONY HALL. Sk. Granville, Novem-
ber 11, 1907.
HARMONY OF THE SPHEiRES, THE. Cant.
Romberg. 1767-1821.
HARMONY RESTORED. See Harmony.
HAROLD T. A MS. P. Henry Jones (the
bricklayer). See " European Mag.," vol. xxv.,
p. 260.
HAROLD T. Thomas Boyce. Pr. 1786.
HAROLD. D. .5 a. A. Nance. Portsmouth
Prince's, March 29, 1875.
HAROLD. Hist. P. Tennyson. 1876.
HAROLD. 0. 5 a. St. Petersburg, 1886.
HAROLD. 0. 3 a. Sir Edward Mallett. M.
by F. H. Cowen. C.G., June 8, 1895. Originally
prod, in Berlin.
HAROLD HAWK; OR, THE CONVICT'S
VENGEANCE. Dom. D. 2 a. Chas. Selby.
Surrey, September 27, 1858.
HAROLD, THE SAXON. Hist. P. 5 a. J. W.
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HAROUN ALRASCHID. P. 3 a. C. Dibdin.
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HAROUN ALRASCHID. O. Alt. fr. The
.Ethioj). C.G., January, 1813.
HARPER'S DAUGHTER, THE. T. M. G.
Lewis. C.G., May 4, 1803. An alt. fr. Schiller's
Minister. N.p. See Cabal and Love.
HARROWING OF HELL. See " Miracle
Ptays."
HARRY GAYLOVE. See Sir Harry Gaylove.
HARRY, LE ROY. Burl. 1 a. Pocock. F.
on The Miller of Mansfield. C.G., July 2, 1813.
HARRY OF CORNWALL. Rose T., Feb-
ruary 25, 1591.
HARRY THE FIFTH. Recorded by Henslowe
as ac. November 28, 1595. ? The play entitled
The Famous Victories of Henry the Fifth, con-
taining the Honourable Battle of Agincourt.
HARRY THE FIFTH : LIFE AND DEATH.
Ac. (according to Henslowe) May 26, 1597.
HARTFORD BRIDGE; OR, THE SKIRTS
OF THE CAMP. Oporatic F. 2 a. M. by
Shield. Wm. Pcarce. C.G., 1792 and 1811.
Pr. (songs only) 1792, (whole uiucm iryu.
THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
191
HARVEST. P. Prol. and 3 a. Henry Hamil-
ton. Princess's, September 18, 1886.
HARVEST HOME. CO. C. Dibdln. Hay.
Pr. 1787.
HARVEST HOME, THE. D. 3 a. Tom
Parry. Adelphi, April, 1848.
HARVEST HOME. D. Benjamin Webster.
Astley's, 1S67.
HARVEST OF CRIME, THE. D. 4 a. Miss
Maud Randford. Brierley Hill T.R., May 27,
1897. •
HARVEST OF HATE, A. D. Prol. and 3 a.
Frank Withers and Henry Eglington. Castle-
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HARVEST OF SIN, THE. D. 5 a. G.
Daventry. Dalston T., July 25, 1904.
HARVEST OF WILD OATS, A. D. Prol.
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St. Mary's H., March 8, 1897.
HARVEST QUEEN. THE. O. 2 a. M. by
riiillips. D.L., May 22, 1S38.
HARVESL' STORM, THE. Dom. P. 1 :i.
C. H. Hazlewood. Britannia, June, 1862.
HARVEY'S PORTRAIT: TWELVE FOR
ONE SHILLING. F. W. J. Sorrell. West
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HASEMANN'S TOCHTER. Adolf L'Arronge.
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HASKA. D. 3 a. Henry Spicer. D.L.,
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HASTE. C. 3 a. Chas. Wood. St. George's,
January 23, 1879.
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July 27, 1892. Originally prod, under the title
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HASTY CONCLUSION, A. F. 1 a. Mrs.
J. R. Planch^. Publ. by J. Dicks.
HASTY CONCLUSIONS. C. 2 a. C. Dance.
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HASTY WEDDING; OR, THE INTRIGUING
SQUIRE THE. C. Charles Shadwell, Pr.
1720.
HAT BOX. Charade. 1 a. H. Hersee. Publ.
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HATRED.
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HAUNTED CASTLE, THE. M.E.
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HAUNTED FOR EVER. D. 2 a. J. B.
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HAUNTED GLEN, THE. Burl. 2 a. Harry
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HAUNTED GROVE, THE. M.E. Lady
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HAUNTED HOUSE OF LODORE, THE. J
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HAUNTED HOUSES; OR, LABYRINTHS
OF LIFE, A STORY OF LONDON AND THE
BUSH. D. Pro. and 4 a. H. J. Byron. Prin-
cess's, April 1, 1872.
HAUNTED INN, THE. F.- 2 a. R. Brins-
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HAUNTED LIVES. P. ."i a. J. Wilton
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HAUNTED LIVES. See Tho Woman itt.
Black.
D. 3 a. Oldliam T.R., Marcli 1,
W. C.
HAUNTED MAN, THE. Adelphi, 184$.
HAUNTED MAN, THE. E. Chirence Boielle.
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HAUNTED MILL, THE. Oa. 1 a. J. P.
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HAUNTED TOWER, THE. CO. 3 a. Jamea
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HAUNTED VILLAGE; OR, THE WAY TO
BE HAPPY. THE. Dr. Ent. Young. Ac. at
Gainsborough, 1800.
HAVANA. M.P. 3 a. G. Gros»smith, jun.,
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HAVEN OF CONTENT, THE. P. 4 a. Mal-
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HAVEN OF REST; OR, A MOTHER'S
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HAWK'S GRIP, THE. D. 5 a. Loftus Don.
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HAWKE'S NEST. D. 3 a. J. Mackay.
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HAWKSLEY'S LUCK. Dr. Epis. 4 sc. F.
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HAWKWOOD HALL. CO. 3 a. Lyna
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HAWTHORNE U.S.A. P. 4 a. J. B.
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HAY FEVER. F.C 3 a. W. H. Pollock
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1902. , ^
HAYDEE. O. Wds. by Scribe. M. by
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T April 3, 1848, and C.G., November 4, 1848.
HAYMAKERS' MASQUE, THE. A Masque
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HAYMAKING: OR, THE PLEASURES OF
\ COUNTRY LIFE. Op. bo. Allwood. Kil-
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HAYMARKET SPRING MEETING. Publ.
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HAZARD. F. 1 a. Herbert Burnett. Mar-
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HAZARD OF THE DIE, THE. T.D.
Douglas Jerrold. D.L., February 17, 1835.
HAZEL KIRKE. D. 4 a. Steele Mackaye.
Vaudeville (first time in London), June 30,
1886.
HE LIES LIKE TRUTH. CO. 1 a. F.
Kimpton. M. by Kearns. Adap. Jr J>«
Menteur Viridi^ue. Lyceum, July 24, 1828.
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HE LOVES ME; HE LOVES ME NOT D.
■I ;i VAen E. Greville. Maidenhead Grand H.,
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HE MUST BE MARRIED; OR, THE MISER
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'.•' N.uc,
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HE NEVER TOLD HIS LOVE. Ca. 1 a.
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HE PROPOSED. Ca. Stephanie Baring and
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HE, SHE, AND IT. " Matrimonial scene."
1 a. Wm. Muslverry.
HE, SHE, AND THE MAJOR. F.C. 1 a.
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HE, SHE, AND THE POKER. C. 1 a.
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HE STOOPS TO WIN. Oa. 1 a. Cunning-
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HE THAT WILL NOT WHEN HE MAY.
" Original proverb." 1 a. Herbert Gardner.
HE WOU'D IF HE COU'D ; OK, AN OLD
FOOL WORSE THAN ANY. Burla. 2 a.
Isaac Bickerstafl. D.L. Pr. 1771. Taken fr.
La Serva Padrona.
HE WOULD BE A BOHEMIAN. Ca. W.
R. Garton. Gallery of Illus., March 12, 1870
(amateurs).
HE WOULD BE A FATHER. Sk. M. Mel-
ford. Shoreditch. London M.H., January 12,
1903.
HE WOULD BE A SAILOR; OR,
BREAKERS AHEAD. D. 2 a. G. H. Hazle-
wood. Britannia, March 23, 1868.
HE WOULD BE A SOLDIER. C. F. Pilon.
C.G., November 18, 1786, and pr. same year.
HE'S A JOLLY GOOD FELLOW. P. 4 a
A. Shirley and E. V. Edmonds. West London,
May 28, 3908 (C.P.); Dalston, June 15, 1908.
HE'S A LUNATIC. F. la. Felix Dale.
Plot f. on Le Fou d'eii Face. Queen's, Long
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HE'S COMING. F. C. Burnand and German
Reed. St. George's H. Circa IPG.i.
HE'S MUCH TO BLAME. C. 5 a. T. Hol-
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Terry's, in 2 a., September 29, 19n{i.
HE'S SO NERVOUS. F. Maurice De Frece.
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HEAD OF THE POLL, THE. V. Arthur
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HEADLESS HORSEMAN; OR, THE RIDE
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nia. 1865.
HEADLESS, MAN, THE. Fantastic D. Adel-
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HEADLESS MAN, THE. C. 3 a. F. C.
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HEADS AND HEARTS. D. C. Burslem.
Dewsbury T.R., August 20. 1877.
HEADS AND TAILS. C. Joseph Barry and
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HEADS OR TAILS. Ca. 1 a. J. Palgrave
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HEADSMAN'S AXE; OR, QUEEN, CROWN.
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HEAR BOTH SIDES. C. Thos. Holcroft.
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HEARD AT THE TELEPHONE. Transl. 2 a.
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HEART OF A BROTHER, THE. D. 2 a.
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HEART OF A HERO. THE. Melo-d. ' 4 a.
Lingford Carson. Originally prod, at T.R.,
Darwen, August 5, 1899 ; Pavilion, -July 2, 1900.
HEART OF A SONGBIRD, THE. P. la.
M. Talfourd. Eastbourne T.R., January 26,
1901.
HEART OF A WOMAN, THE. D. 4 a. W. J.
Brabner and J. S. Hardie. Stratford T.R..
December 22, 1902.
HEART OF AFRICA. See The Dark Conti-
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HENRIETTE DESCHAMPS. D. Carre.
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HENRY 1. Old Hist. P. Circa 1580
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HENRY II.; OR, THE FALL OF ROSA
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HENRY IT., KING OF ENGLAND WITH
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HENRY IV. 0. Balfe. 1834.
HENRY IV. OF FRANCE. T. Chas Beck-
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HENWITCHERS. Ca. 1 a. Perty Fitz
gerald. Hay., December 2, 1878.
HER ADVOCATE. P. 3 a. Walter Frith
Duke of York's. September 26. 189.'5.
HER ANSWER. Mus. duol. Wr. by S
Adair Fitzgerald. M. by Napoleon Lambelet
Coronet, July 22, 1907.
HER ATONEMENT: OR, MISS MULTON
American D. Windsor T.R., August 31, 1885.
HER BIRTHDAY. Dr. Sk. Sir C. Young
Lewes Concert H., August 13, 1884.
HER BIRTHDAY. P. 1 a. Gerald Young
Hastings Public H., January 18, 1899.
HER BROTHER. F. Thos. Courtice. Car
lisle Her M., July 8, 1901.
HER CONVICT LOVEK. Sk. 1 a. A. Jeffer
son. Glasgow Metropole, January 29, 1907
(C.P.); Camberwell Palace, July 22, 1907.
HER COUNTHY'S ENEMY. Sk. Bedford,
June 22, 1908.
HER COtTSIN FRANK. F. George Capel.
Surrey, June 2, 1879.
HER DEAREST FOE. CD. 4 a. Miss Hen-
rietta Lindley. Adap. fr. Mrs. Alexander's
novel. Criterion, May 2, 1894.
HER DEARiEST FRIEND. P. 1 a. Rose
mary Rees. Coronet, February 4, 1907.
HER DEVONSHIRE DAD. Sk. 1 S9. Victor
Widdicombe. Canterbury, July 29, 1907.
HER FATAL MARRIAGE. P. a. Clar-
ence Bnmette and A. Hinton. Aston R., De-
cember 28, 1908; Woolwich R., January 25,
1909.
HER FATAL PAST. D. 4 a. Nita Rae.
West London. February 15, 1904.
HER FATHER. D. 3 a. E. Rose and J.
Douglass. F. on Jos6 Echegwray's Spanish D.,
Conflicto Entre dos Deheres. Vaudeville, May
16. 1889.
HER FATHER. P. 4 a. Adap. fr. Albert
Guinon and Alfred Bouchinet's Son Pire by
Michael Morton. Orig. prod. Paris Odeon, Oc-
tober 31, 1907. Hay., January 28, 1908.
HER FATHER'S FRIEND. Rom. P. 3 a.
H. A. Rudall. Savoy, June 29, 1896.
HER FATHER'S SIN. D. 4 a. Strand, July
23. 1889.
HER FIRST. Sk. Holborn Empire, May 24,
1909.
HER FIRST APPEARANCE. Monol. Has-
lingden Russell. Liverpool R. Court T., Novem-
ber 7, 1890.
HER FIRST BALL. Monol. John Cutler,
Q.C. Terry's, June 29, 1899.
HER FIRST ENGAGEMENT. Ca. Myra
Swan. Middlesbrough T.R., March 5, 1894.
HER FIRST FALSE STEP. D. Prol. and
4 a. Myles Wallerton and Francis Gilbert.
Shakespeare, January 30, 1905 (C.P.).
HER FORBIDDEN MARRIAGE. D. 5 a. F.
Melville. Rotherhithe Terriss, April 4, 1904.
HER GOOD NAME. A " climax " in 1 a.
Bernard Espiuasse. Imperial, April 17, 1902.
HER GRACE. C. 1 a. Forbes Dawson.
Croydon Grand, March 11, 1901; Coronet, May
24, 1900.
HER GRACE THE REFORMER. Ca. 1 a.
Mrs. H. de la Pasture. Hay., January 12, 1907.
HER GREAT MISTAKE. Do. D. 4 a. Frank
Stuart. East Oxford, September 9, 1907.
HER GUARDIAN. Ca. J. R. Brown.
Royalty, March 9, 1896.
HER KING. Rom. P. 4 a. Harold Whyte.
Peckham Crown, September 9, 1908 (G.P.).
HER LADYSHIP. P. 3 a. Geo. Manville
Fenn. Adap. fr. his own novel, " The Master
of the Ceremonies." Strand, March 27, 1889.
HER LADYSHIP'S DAUGHTER. P. la.
Miss Everetta Lawrence. Bayswater Bijou,
December 6, 1902.
HER LADYSHIP'S GUARDIAN. Liverpool
Amphitheatre, July 24, 18G5.
HER LAST CARD. P. 3 a. Mrs. K. Donald
Rayne. Lincoln T.R., March 18, 1904.
HER LAST CHANCE. Sk. R. Oliver. M.
by L. La Rondelle. Chelsea, January 7. 1907.
HER LEVEL BEST. CD. Prol. and 3 a.
Mark Melford. Brighton Eden T., Novem-
ber 9. 1894
HER LOST SELF. D. 4 a. Nita Rae. Ports-
mouth Prince's, December 18, 1905; Stratford
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HER LOVE AGAINST THE WORLD. Rom.
P. 4 a. Walter Howard. Manchester Junc-
tion, September 17, 1906; March 30, 1907.
HER LOVE FOR HIM. D. 4 a. Mary Staf-
ford Smith. Hammersmith Lyric, August 27,
1906.
HER LUCK IN LONDON. D. 4 a. Chas.
Darrell. Blackpool Grand, November 16, 1905;
Castleford T.R., January 1, 1906; London
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HER MAJESTY'S GUESTS. Kennington,
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HER MARRIAGE VOW. D. 4 a. Owen
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HER MOTHER'S RANSOM. D. 4 a. Pres-
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HER NAMELESS CHILD. D. 4 a. Madge
Duckworth and R. Barrie. (C.P.) Tonypandy
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HER NEW DRESSMAKER. Ca. W. R.
Walkes. Newcastle-on-Tyne T.R., Deeember
18, 1891; St. Geo. H., May 14, 1895, and May 13,
1899.
HER NEXT NOVEL. Ca. Kitty Smart.
Prod, by am at. Ladbroke Hall, November 22,
1906.
HER OATH. D. 5 a. Mrs. Harry Wilde.
Princees's, November 26, 1891.
HER ONE GREAT SIN. D. 4 a. Frank M.
Thorne. Broughton V.T., October 21. 1901;
Rotherhithe Terriss, June 29, 1903.
HER OWN ENEMY. D. Adap. fr. Miss
Florence Marryat's novel. First prod, in New
York under the title of PiqiLe. First time in
England as Only a Wovian. Brighton T.K.,
October 16, 1882; Gaiety (present title), March
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HER OWN RIVAL. Ca. Fred Broughton
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1889.
HER OWN WAY. P. 4 a. Clyde Fitch.
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HER OWN WITNESS. P. 3 a. G. H. R.
Dabbs, M.D. Criterion, November 6, 1889.
HER PARTNER IN SIN. D. 4 a. G. B.
Nichols and Geo. Conquest. Surrey, Novem-
ber 2, 1903.
HER PRINCELY BETRAYER. Rom. Epi.'=.
1 a. R. Wilton. Stoke Newington Pal., March
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HER PROPER MATE. P. 1 a. Ashton
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HER RELEASE. P. 1 a. Henry Edlin.
Folkestone Pier T., June 1, 1892.
HER RETALIATION. D. 3 a. Chas. Vor-
zanzer. Homerton South Hackney Club,
November 18, 1889.
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HER RETURN. Sk. Middlesex, August 2,
1909.
HER ROAD TO RUIN. 1). Fiedk. Melville.
Terriss's, May 20, 19U7.
HER ROYAL HIGHNESS. Extrav. 2 a.
Basil Hood. M. by Walter Slaughter. Bourne-
mouth T.R., August 22, 1898; V'audeville, Sep-
tember 3, 1898.
HER SECOND LOVE. Arthur Shirley. A
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Cross Pub. H., March 25, 1886; Birmingham
r.O.W., June 13, 18S7.
HER SECOND TIME ON EARTH. D. 4 a.
Walter Melville. Standard, October 9, 1902;
rev. Adeiphi, May lb, 1903.
HER SECRET. P. G. F. Courtney. Shore-
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HER SECRET LOVER. P. 4a. Mis. F. S.
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HER SECRET SIN. D. 4 a. A. Shirley
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liKR fe^.N. <_'. 4 a. il. A. \ aelieu, a dr.
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HER TALISMAN. CD. Fredk. Scott.
Surrey Masonic H., Camberwell, January 16,
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HER TRUE COLOURS. Ca. W. A. Brab-
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Avenue, June 10, 1892.
HER TRUSTEE. D. 4 a. James J. Blood.
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HER TWO. LOVERS. Ca. Keith Lonsdale-
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HER VOTE. C. 1 a. H. V. Esmond. Play-
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1909 (mat.).
HER WEDDING DAY. D. 4 a. E. T. de
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HER WEIKDINU DRESS. Oa. F. Lleweii-
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Putney Assem. Rooms, March 1, 1907.
HER WILD OATS. C. 4 a. J. Bickerdyke
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February 21, 1906.
HER WORLD AGAINST A LIE. D. Pro.
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Barrow Alhambra, May 24, 1880; Adelphl,
February 12, 1881.
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HERACLIDES, LE8. T. Marmontel. 1752.
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HERACLIUS, EMPEROR OF THE EAST.
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HERCULES. T. Sir Edw. Sherburne, Bart.
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HERO OF AN HOUR, A. F. Knight Sum-
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HERO OF JAPAN, A. M. Sl<. John Nor-
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HERO OF THE FLAG, THE. Nav. and Dom.
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HERO OF TRAFALGAR, THE. D. 5 tab.
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HEROD. P. 3 a. Stephen Philips. Her
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HEROD AND MARIAMNE. See Heriod and
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HEROD THE GREAT. Dr. Poem. Francis
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HIGH BID, THE. C. 3 a. H. James. Edin-
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HIGHLAND LEGACY, A. P.
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HILDA'S INHERITANCE;
STONE'S SIN. D. 4 a. Wm.
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HILLS HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE; OR,
THE TRYAL OF THE POLITE GHOSTS— VIZ.,
OLIVER CROMWELL, KING OF SWEDEN,
AND OAPJDlNiAL MAZARINE. T. By J. D.
1661.
HINDOO'S REVENGE, THE. Originally Uhe
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HOCK TUESDAY. Old Coventry Play exhib.
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HODGE PODGE; OR, A RECEIPT TO
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HOFER; THE TELL OF THE TYROL. Hist.
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dIgcc
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HOKEE POKEiE. iGrecian, December 24,
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HOLD YOUR TONGUE. CD. la. J. R.
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HOLIDAY GOVERNESS, THE. -Sk. Wr. by
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HOLLANDER, THE. C. Hy. Glapthorne.
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HOLLY BRANCH. THE. Oa. la. Ch.
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M. ver. of Ch. Thomas's Ca. Breaking the Ice,
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HOLLY BUSH HALL ; OR, THE TRACK IN
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HOLLY LODGE. St. Martin'-s H., April 2,
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HOLLY TREE INN. P. 1 a. Mrs. O.scar
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HOLMLEY HOUSE. See A Maid of Honour.
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HOLY GHOST, THE REPRESENTATION
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HOLY TRINITY. See " Miracle Plays."
HOLY WAR, THE. Episode. 1 a. G. Carl-
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HOLYROOD. Scottish O. 3 a. F. on the D.
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HOMBURG. Sk. 1 a. Joseph Hatton.
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HOME. C. 3 a. T. W. Robertson. Story f.
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HOME; OR, A FATHER'S LOVE. D. Vic-
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HOME ACCESSORY, THE. P. 1 a. E. F.
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HOME AGAIN. D. Hugh Marston.
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HOME AGAIN. Dom. D. H. A. Jones.
Oxford T.R., August 7, 1881.
HOME AGAIN; OR, THE LIEUTENANT'S
DAUGHTERS. Dom. D. 3 a. Edward Fitz-
ball. Lyceum, November, 1844.
HOME CHIMES; OR, THE HOME AND
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T. Normandale. St. Geo. H., November 10,
1888
HOME CIRCUIT; OR, COCKNEY GLEAN-
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HOME COMING, THE. Piece. 1 a. Ernest
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HOME COMING, THE. T. 1 a. Geo. Unwin.
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HOME FAIRY. Children's P. F. D. Adams.
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HOME FEUD, THE. P. 3 a. Walter Frith.
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HOME FOR A HOLIDAY. Ca. 1 a. Walter
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HOME FOR HOME. Ca. Richard Lee.
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HOME FROM THE HONEYMOON. P. Ca.
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HOME OF LIES, A. Charles Hannan.
HOME OF ONE'S OWN, A. F. la. W.J.
Lucas.
HOME ONCE MORE; OR, A. FALSE ACCU-
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Britannia, April 6, 1885.
HOME RULE. Irish D. 3 a. E. F. Brady.
Liverpool Adelphi, January 12, 1880; Eleph.
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HOME RULE, A FIRESIDE STORY. CD.
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HOME SECRETARY, THE. P. 3 a. R. C
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HOME SPUN. Dom. D. A. C Calmour.
Novelty, November 11, 1884.
HOME STORY, A. See One Fault.
HOME, SWEET HOME. P. 2 a. C A.
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HOME, SWEET HOME. D. 4 a. B. T.
Farjeon, Olympic, June 19, 1876.
HOME, SWEET HOME. F.C. 3 a. Herbert
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HOME, SWEET HOME. D. 4 a. F. Lindo.
Greenwich Carlton, May 18, 1903; Grand, July
4, 1904.
HOME TRUTHS. The original of this piece
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Angier, originally prod, at the Com^die
Frangaise in 1849, and played during a French
season at the Royalty, [March 15, 1888; Prin-
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HOME WRECK, THE. D. 3 a. Stirling
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HOMELESS. D. 4 a. and pro. J. K. Mur-
ray and Geo. Comer. Leicester T.R., July 19,
1893.
HOMELY. Charade. Miss Pickering. Publ.
by S. French, Ltd.
HOMESTEAD STORY. Princess's, June 22,
1861.
HOMEWARD BOUND. Ca. 1 a. E. Murray.
Brighton T.R., November, 1858.
HOMEWARD BOUND. Nautical D. Prol.
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HOMEWARD BOUND. D. Warrjngtou
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HOMEWARD BOUND. F. 1 a. Sydney
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HOMME AUX POUPEES, L'. Coronet, Octo-
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HOX'BLE PHIL, THE. ,M.P. 2 a. G. P.
Huntley and Herbert Clayton. M. by H.
Samuel. Additiomal notes by Ualiph Nairn.
Lyrics by Harold Lawson. Additional lyrics by
Bertrand Davis and Claude Aveling. Hicks'e,
October 3. 1908.
HONEST CHEATS. C. Coyne. 1836.
HONEST CRIMINAL; OR, FILIAL PIETY.
THE. D. by G. L. Pr. 1778. Tranfil. fr. the
Frencli.
HONEST ELECTORS ; OR, THE COURTIERS
SENT BACK WITH THEIR BRIBES, THE.
B.O. 3 a. N.d. Pr. circia 1733.
HONEST ELECTORS; OR, THE FREE-
HOLDER'S OPERA. Pr. 1734. ? above piece
with new second title.
HONEST FARMER, THE. 5 a. Berquin
(author of The Children's Friend). Pr. 1791.
HONEST IN DISTRESS.— See Honesty in
Distress.
HONEST JOHN. D. C. H. Hazlewood.
Britannia, July 19, 187,5.
HONEST LABOUR: OR, THE SHIFTING
SCENES OF A WORKMAN'S LIFE. D. 3 a.
Frederick Marchant. Britannia, August 3,
1S70.
HONEST LAWYER, THE. C. By " S. S."
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HONEST LIVING, AN. CD. 3 a. Woods
Lawrence. 'WaKefleld O.H., Marcli 13, 1891.
HONEST MAN, AN. D. 1 a. Henry Pettitt.
Surrey, November 16, 1878.
HONEST MAN'S FORTUNE, THE. T.C.
Beaumont and Fletcher. Ac. in 1C13. Pr. 1647.
HONEST SOLDIER, THE. C. J. H. Colls.
Pr. ISO.'). ? N.ac.
HONEST THIEVES, THE. F. 2 a. T.
Knight. C.G., May 9, 1797. Pr. same year.
Rev. at Lyceum, May 15, 1821. The piece" wa.s
alt. fr. hia The Committee.
HONEST WHORE, THE. C. Thos. Dekker.
Pr. 1604. The first part contiiins The Humours
of the Patient Man and the Longing Wife.
The second part, pr. 1630, contains The
Humours of the Patient Man and the Im-
patient Wife. (? second part n. ae.) Not
divided into acts.
HONEST YORKSHIREMAN, THE. B.O. Hy.
Carey. C.G., JuTy 11, 1735. Pr. 173b. See
The Wonder.
HONESTY. P. Spicer. Olympic, 1848.
HONESTY. P. 1 a. C. Preston Wynne.
O.xford New T., December 7, 1900.
HONESTY— A COTTAGE FLOWER. P. 1 a.
Margaret Young. Avenue (New Century T.
perf.), November 29, 1897.
HONESTY IN DISTRESS, BUT RELIEV'D
BY NO PARTY. T. 3a. By Edward Ward;
not intended for the stage. Pr. 1705.
HONESTY THE BEST POLICY. F. An-
nounced for perf. at C.G. in 1791, but with-
drawn.
HONESTY THE BEST POLICY. Mus. Ent.
M. by Reeve. D.L., May 31, 1815.
HONESTY THE BEST POLICY. D. 2 a.
Mark Lemon. Adap. fr. the French. Strand.
HONEYDOVES TROUBLES. F. R. Reece.
Manche.'ster T.R.. September 19, l.''(i7 ; D.L.,
PereBiber 26, 1867,
HONEYLAND. Fairy Spec. fr. The TAfe of
the Bee, by Maeterlinck. Wr. by F. Neville
Pigott. M. by Carl Kiefert. London Hippo.,
Decembor 24, 190''
HONEYMOON, THE. CO. W. Linley. D.L.,
January 7, 1797. M. by the author. Songs
only pr. 1797.
HONEYMOON, THE. C 5 a. John Tobin.
D.L., January 31, 1805; also at C.G., the New
Queen's, etc.
HONEYMOON, THE. M.P. 3 a. Gilbert
Payne. Dundee Empire, September 17, 1906.
HONEYMOON BABY. THE. Sk. Pro<I. by
R. C Mattlieiws. Camberwell Empire, March
36, 1907.
HONEYMOON IN ECLIPSE, THE. F. on a
story publ. in the World. " Ugly Barrington,"
by Mrs. Godfrey. Arr. for the stage bv Geo.
Moore. St. Geo. H., April 12, 1888.
HONEYMOON TRAGEDY. A. Ca. Mr.o. W.
K. Clifford. Comedy, March 12, 1896.
HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE. Ca.
Roland Bottomlev. Chiswick T.H., Mav 9,
1901.
HONNETE HOMME, UN. Mme. Camilla
Clermont. Royalty (Fr. season), June 29, 1908.
HONOR. P. of modern life. 4 a. Alicia
Ramsav and Rudolph de Cordova. Kennington
T., November 23, 1903.
HONOR AMONG THIEVES. See Honovr,
etc.
HONORARY DEGR.EE. THE. M.F. 2 a.
'Bk.=<. by H. Rottenberg. M. by J. W. Ivenrey.
Extra number.s by Paul Rubens. ,H. E. Haine.*,
and K. L. Duffleld. Cambridge New. June 7,
1907 (amateurs' prod.).
HONORIA and MAMMON. C. Jas. Shirley.
Pr. 1659. See Contention, etc.
HONOUR. C R. L. Reed. Newcastle Tyne
T., December 1, 1876.
HONOUR. P. 4 a. Maurice H. Barrymore.
Adap. fr. Leon Battu and Maurice Desirgue'a
drama L'Honour de la Maison. Court, Sep-
tember 24, 1881.
HONOUR: OR, ARRIVALS FROM COL-
LEGE. C 5 a. M. by Cooke. D.L., April 17,
1819.
HONOUR: OR, ONE REDEEMING SPARK.
D. 3 a. J. Levey. Grecian, September 4, 1871.
HONOUR AMONG THIEVES. D. 3 a. Ed-
ward Towers. Pav., Aug. 4, 1877.
HONOUR AMONG THIEVES. D. 4 a.
Charles Hannan, Hastings Pier T., Mav 6, 1895;
MatintSe, T., November 15, 1898.
HONOUR AND LOVE. Dialogue. Hey
Publ. at York, 1791.
HCNOUR BEFORE WEALTH. D. CarU.=!e
H.M.T., September 7, 1885.
HONOUR BEFORE WEALTH; OR. TBk
ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN. D,
4 a. P. Edwards and Lister Wallack. Fr. the
French of Octave Feuillet. First ac. at N.
York. London Queen's, March 23, 1861.
HONOUR BRIGHT; OR, A STORY OF THE
STAGE. D. Pro. and 3 a. E. Towers and W.
Paulo. East London, April 18, 1870.
HONOUR BRIGHT. Melo-d. 4 a. Ronald
Grahame and E. T. Bauzie and Cecil
Harringav. Bilston T.R., September 22, 1897
(C.P.); Nuneaton T.R., March 14, 1898; West
London. March 28, 1898.
HONOUR IN THE END. C. Advertised m
Wit and Drollery, J661, as in the Press, but
np, .-,...
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HONOUR OF A ROGUE, THE. Rom. P.
1 a. A. Constance Smedley and Cosmo Hamil-
ton. Royalty, January 31, 1903.
HONOUR OF THE HOUSE, THE. D. 5 a.
C. T. Holderness and H. Sidney Warwick.
Driffield Corn Exchange, July 25, 1893 (C.P.).
HONOUR OF THE HOUSE, THE. D. 5 a.
H. H. Lewis. Nottingham T.R.. July 15, 1895;
Pavilion, July 29, 1895.
HONOUR OF THE HOUSE, THE. P. 4 a.
W. A. Brabner. West Didsbury, The Hall,
October 28, 1905 (C.P.).
HONOUR OF THE J0SCE1,YNS, THE. P.
1 a. Adap. by Herbert Collins. St. John's
Wood, All Saints' H., January 28, 1909.
HONOUR OF WALES, THE. Masque. ? Wr.
by Ben Jonson.
HONOUR OF WOMEN, THE. Ascr. to Mas-
singer. Now lost. Licensed May 6, 1628.
Some think identical with The Maid of
Honour.
HONOUR OR LOVE? Rom. P. 1 a. Henry
Chance Newton. Oldham Empire, February 3,
1898; Camberwell Metropole, February 21,1898.
HONOUR REWARDED; OR, THE GENER-
OUS FORTUNE HUNTER. F. 3 a. John
Dalton of Clifton. Pr. 1775.
HONOUR THY FATHER. P. 4 a. C. A.
Clarke and H. R. Silva. Imperial, Seotember
12, 1898.
HONOURABLE DECEIVERS. C. Mrs.
Trotter. 1701. 'See Love at a Loss.-
HONOURABLE GHOST, THE. C. 1 a.
Frederick Fenn. Ealing, December 29, 1902.
HONOURABLE HERBERT, THE. P. I a.
C. Haddon Chambers. Vaudeville, December
22, 1891.
HONOURABLiE HISTORY OF FRIAR
BACON AND FRIAR BUNGAY, THE. Greene.
1591.
HONOURABLE JOHN. THE. C. 3 a. F.
Mouillot, C. James, and E. J. Malyon. Crouch
End Queen's O.H., December 12, 1898.
HONOURABLE LOVER. Rowley. 1600.
Bee Four Honoured Loves (lost).
HONOURABLE MEMBER, AN. CD. 3 a.
A. W. Gattie. Court, July 14, 1896.
HONOURABLE PHIL. See Hon'ble Phil.
HONOURS. D. Fawney Vane. Grecian,
October 4, 1879.
HONOURS AND TRICKS. C. 3 a. Shirley
Brooks. Lyceum.
HONOURS DIVIDED. P. 3 a. C. K. Bur-
row and Wilson Benington. Lupton St. Benet's
Ch. R., May 14, 1895.
HONOURS DIVIDED. P. 4 a. Fergus
Hume. Margate G.T., September 1, 1902.
HONOUR'S PRICE. D. 5 a. Mortimer Mur-
doch. Whitehaven T.R., August 25, 1884;
Marylebone, June 27, 1885.
HOODMAN BLIND. Melo-d. 4 a. H. A.
Jonee and Wilson Barrett. Princess, August 18,
1885, and November 26, 1882.
HOOK AND EYE. Ca. Eille Norwood. Leeds
Grand, March 22, 1887; Op. C, November 14,
1891.
HOOLY AND FAIRLY; OR, THE HIGH-
LAND LAD AND THE LOWLAND LASS.
M.I. C.G., April 28, 1798. N.p.
HOOP OF GOLD, THE. D. 3 a. Mortimer
Murdoch. Pavilion, March 2, 1878.
HOOPS INTO SPINNING-WHEELS. T.C.
J. Blanch. Pr. 1725.
HOP; OR, WHO'S AFRAID? THE. Sk. la.
Advertised for perf., D.L., 1791, but with-
drawn.
HOP 0' MY THUMP 0. 1864. Mentioned
by Brewer
HOP-PICKERS AND GIPSIES; OR, THE
LOST DAUGHTER. D. 3 a. C. H. Hazle-
wood. Britannia, May 17, 1869.
HOPE. D. 4 a. Arthur Law. Standard,
October 2, 1882.
HOPE. Duol. Richard Saunders. Bromp-
ton Hosp., January 8, 1895.
(HOPE. P. 1 a. Philip B. Kirk Stedman.
Primroee Hill, St. Mary's Church Room, April
17, 1909 (amat.).
HOPE. See Major Hope.
HOPE OF BRITAIN; OR, THE TWELFTH
OF AUGUST, THE. Int. Ac. at Brighton,
1802.
HOPE OF THE FAMILY, THE. C. 3 a.
J. Stirling Coyne. Hay., December 3, 1853.
HOPE'S ANSWER. P. 1 a. Herbert Gough
and Morris Edwards. South Shields T.R.,
November 19, 1886.
HOPELESS PASSION, A. C. 1 a. J. Madd4-
son Morton. Strand, September 15, 1851.
HORACE. T. Charles Cotton. Transl. of
the Horace of Pierre Corneille. Prod. 1630.
Pr. 1671. See "French Classical Plays."
HORACE. T. Mrs>. Catherine Phillips.
Transl. of the Horace of Pierre Corneille. The
5th a. add. by Sir John Denham. Ac. at
Court. Pr. 1667. Sometimes referred to as
Horace and Pompee.
HORACE AND LYDIA. C. 1 a. F. Pon
sard. Publ. by S. French, Ltd. (Old plays.)
HORATIUS. Roman T. By Sir Wm. Lower
Transl. fr. Corneille. Pr. 1656.
HORATIUS COCLES. O. 1 a. M<;hul, Feb
ruary 18, 1794,
HORN OF PLENTY, THE. Ca. Mrs. Gor
don Ascher. Acton Central H., December 15
1897.
HORNETS' NEST, A. Ca. G. L. Gordon
Op. C, January 13, 1876.
HORNETS' NEST, THE. C. 4 a. H. J
Byron. Hay., June 17, 1878.
HORSE AND THE WIDOW, THE. F. Thos
Dibdin. Fr. the German of A. von Kotzebue,
C.G., May 30, 1799. Pr. 1799.
HORSE OF THE CAVERN, THE. Astley'.s,
May 12, 1856.
HORTENSIA. T. 5 a. Pr. 1815. N.ac.
HOSPITAL FOR FOOLS, AN. D. Fable.
Rev. Miller. Ac. D.L., November 15, 1739. Pr.
1739. Possibly this piece furnished Garrick
with the hint for Lethe.
HOSPITAL OF LOVERS; OR, LOVE'S HOS-
PITAL, THE. C. Geo. Wilde. 1636. N.p.
HOT ANGER SOON COLD. P. Henry
Chettle, Henry Porter, and Ben Jonson. Ac.
1598.
HOT NIGHT, A. C. 3 a. W. Manning. M.
by H. Soutter and J. Bayliss. Preston N.T.R.,
August 3, 1901.
HOT OLD TIME, A. Sk. Tom Terriss and
Hobt. Perris. Hammersmith Palace, Decem-
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HOT WATER. F.C. 3 a. H. B. Farnie.
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HOTEL; OR, SERVANT WITH TWO MAS-
TERS, THE. F. Robert Jephson. Ac. at
Dublin. Pr. at Cork, 1783. This piece has the
same foundation as Vaughan's. See Two
Strings to Your Dow.
HOTEL; OR, THE DOUBLE VALET, THE.
F. Thos. Vaughan. D.L., November 21, 1776.
Partly a transl. of Goldoni's H Servitor di due
Padroni and partly fr. Arleqvin Valet (fp
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HOTEL CHARGES; OR, HOW TO COOK A
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October 13, 1853.
HOUNSLOW HEATH. T. episode, la.
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HOUP LA! . Ca. T. G. Warren. Comedy,
August 18, 1891. Afterwards renamed Rosabel.
HOUP LA! TRA-LA-LA! Ca. H. Mainwar-
ing Dunstan. Fr. the German. Royalty, May
20, 1886.
HOUR, THE. C. 3 a. Nugent Monck.
Bayswater Bijou, May 6, 1907.
HOUR AT IPSWICH STATION, AN. F.
Frank Harvey. Ipswich T.R., Jan. 19, 1874.
HOUR AT SEVILLE, AN. Int. C. Selby.
Adelphi, March 10, 1858.
HOUR BEFORE MARRIAGE, AN. F. 2 a.
CO., Jan. 25, 1772. Pr. 1772. Prol. by Wood-
ward.
HOUR GLASS, THE. A morality. 1 a. W.
B. Yeate. Queen's Gate H. (amat.). May 2.
1903; Gt. Queen St., June 14, 1907.
HOUR OF HER TRIUMPH, THE. D. pro.
and 4 a. Wm. Hibbert. Hammersmith Lyric,
February 26, 1906.
HOUSE, THE. P. Geo. Gloriel. Court, De-
cember 31, 1907.
HOUSE AGENT'S DILEMMA, THE. F. G.
Hyde Lees. Queen's Gate H., May 2, 1902.
HOUSE DIVIDED. F. 2 a. J. T. Haines.
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HOUSE DOG, THE. F. la. Thos. Higgie.
1850.
HOUiSiE IN GREEN STREET, THE. P. 4 a.
Mrs. C. Chilverd. King's H., W.C, May 13,
1908.
HOUSE IN THAMES STREET, THE. D.
Alexander Dorrell. Ipswich, T.R., May 7, 1885.
HOUSE IN THE VALLEY, THE. Grecian,
May 28, 1860.
HOUSE NEXT DOOR, THE. F. 1 a. Aus-
tin B. Austin. Tolmers Institute, Hamt)stead
Road, March 16, 1905.
HOUSE OF BONDAGE, THE. P. 3 a. Sey-
mour Obermer. H M.T.. March 16, 1909 (mat.).
HOUSE OF BURNSIDE, THE. P. 8 a.
Louis N. Parker. Fr. Ceo. Mitchell's La
Maison (originally prod, as Burnside and Co.;
a House of Cards, Dublin R., October 1, 1903).
Terry's, April 28, 1904.
HOUSE OF CARDS, A. 4 a. Sydney Grundy.
Condensed fr. V. Sardou's Maison Neuve.
Brighton T.R., November 13, 1891.
HOUSE OF CLAY, THE. P. 3 a. (Ada.p. fr.
La Maison d'Argile oi Emile Fabre.) Herbert
Swears. Blackpool O.H., April 24, 1908;
Coronet, October 2. 1008.
HOUSE OF COLBERG, THE. P. 5 a. T. J.
Serle. D.L., October 1, 1832.
HOUSE OF DARNLEY, THE. C. 5 a. Lord
Lytton. Rev. by C. F. Coghlan. Court, Octo-
ber 5, 1877.
HOUSE OF DOMBEY, THE. Adap., 5 a., fr.
Dickens's novel, by F. T. Shore and W. Dex-
ter. Prod, by amateurs. Cripplegate Inst.,
November 3, 1906.
HOUSE OF LADIES. Ba. 1 a. Mark
Lemon. Olympic.
HOUSE OF LIES, A. D. 4 a. Ch. Hannan.
Rugby T.R., November 24, 1892 (C.P.); Ham-
mersmith Lyric, July 20, 1895.
HOUSE OF LORDS, THE. Oa. 1 a. Harry
Greenbank. M. by G. W. Byng and Ernest
Ford. Lyric, July 5, 1894.
HOUSE OF MORVILLE, THE. C. Luke.
1812.
HOUSE OF MYSTERY, A. D. 4 a. Frank
Harvey. Portamouth, Prince's, May 2, 1898;
Imperial, May 12, 1898.
HOUSE OF PIERRE, THE. P. 1 a. Julie
0pp. Faversham and Kate Jordon. Dublin
iRoyal, November 8, 1907; Adelphi, September
14, 1908.
HOUSE OF RIMMON, THE. D. 4 a. H.
Van Dyke. Bay^swater Bijou, March 1«, 1008
<c:p.).
HOUSE OP SHADOWS, THE. Dr. phantasy.
2 parts. E. L. Lomax. R. Acad, of M., May
5, 1905.
HOUSE OF SHAME, THE. Modern P. Ada
G. Abbott. Cardiff Royal, June 24, 1907. See
The End of the Story.
HOUSE OF SLEEP, THE. CD. 4 a. Hu-
bert Warwick. Balhara Assembly R., Decem-
ber 6, 1897.
HOUSE OF TEiRJROR, THiE. Sk. 1 a. J. G.
UraudKjn. Islmgton Pal., March 9, 1908.
HOUSE OF THE TRAITOR, THE. P. la.
Ratliwell Wilson. Adap. fr. the Fr. story
Mateo Falcone of Prosper Merim^e. (Prod.
by the Dramatic Debaters.) Court, March 21,
1909.
HOUSE ON THE BRIDGE OF NOTRE
DAME, THE. D. 3 a. Colin Hazlewood.
Adap. fr. French of Theodore Barrifere and
Hyde Kock. Ac. at Ambigu Comique, Septem-
ber 22,, 1860; Lyceum, February 11, 1861;
Marylebone, April 1, 1861.
HOUSE ON THE MARSH, THE. D. 4 a.
Adap. fr. her novel of the same name by Miss
Florence Warden. Nottingham T.R., March 2,
1885; Standard, June 1, 1885.
HOUSE ON THE MARSH, THE. D. G. M.
Wood. Adap. fr. Miss Florence Warden's
novel. Derby Lecture H., March 28, 1885.
HOUSE ON THE MARSH, THE. D. Hugh
Willoughby. Adap. fr. Miss Florence Warden's
novel. Margate T.R., September 28, 1885.
HOUSE OR THE HOME? THE. C. 2 a.
Tom Taylor. Adap. fr. Octave Feuillet's Peril
dans la Demeure. Adelphi, May 16, 1859. See
The Opal Ring.
HOUSE OUT AT WINDOWS, THE. M. Piece,
la. M. by Corri. D.L., May 10, 1817.
HOUSE OUT OF WINDOWS, A. F. la.
Wm. Brough. Lyceum, October 18, 1852.
HOUSE ROOM. F. 1 a. R. B. Peake.
Publ. by S. French, Ltd. (Old Plays).
HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. 0. la. 0.
Fox.
HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. Fairy P.
1 a. E. P. Medley In verse. Publ. by S.
French, Ltd
HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, THE. D.L.
December, 1862.
HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. Fairy P.
H. C. Newton. M. by C. E. Howells. Op. C,
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HOUSE TO BE SOLD, A. M. Piece. 2 a.
James Cobb. M. by Kelly. Fr. the French,
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Pr. 1802.
HOUSE TO BE SOLD, A. F. J. Baylis.
Transl. fr. the French. Pr. 1804. N.ac.
HOUSE-BOAT, THE. Ca. H. W. William-
son. P.O.W., November 24, 1886.
HOUSEBREAKER, THE. F.C. 3 a. Stanley
Rogers. Stockton-on-Tees T.R., March 25, 1892;
Eleph. and C, July 31, 1893.
HOUSEHOLD FAIRY, A. Dom. Sk. 1 a.
Francis Talfonrd. St. James's, December Zi,
1859.
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS. Ca. W. Bourne.
Plymouth T.R., February 13, 18S4.
HOUSEKEEPER, THE. F. Hoadly. N.p.
(Before 1814.)
HOUSEKEEPER, THE. F. 3 a. Metcalfe
Wood and Beatrice Heron-Maxwell. Birming-
ham P.O.W., November 29, 1904; Camden, De-
cember 5, 1904; St. James's, October 12, 1905.
HOUSEKEEPER; OR, THE WHITE ROSE,
THE. C. 2 a. Douglas Jerrold. Hay., July
17, 1833; rev.. Royalty, 1872.
HOVEL, THE. B.O. D.L., May 23, 1797.
K.p
HOW A MAN MAY CHUSE A GOOD WIFE
FROM A BAD. C. Anon., but ascr. by Gar-
rick to Joshua Cooke. ? taken fr. Cynthio's
novels. Pr. 1602. Ac. by the Earl of Worces-
ter's servants.
HOW DE FIGEAC CAME TO COURT. P.
Prol. and 3 a. Arthur Holmes Gore and W.
Scarth Dixon. Glasgow King's, August 25,
1905.
HOW DO you MANAGE? F. T. H. Bayly.
? Adelpbi
HOW DREAMS COME TRUE. Dr. Sk. John
Todhunter, M.D. Grosvenor Gallery, July 17,
1890.
HOW GIR'LS ARE BROUGHT TO RUIN. D.
4 a. Mrs. Morton Powell. Liverpool Queen's,
January 25, 1909.
HOW HE LIED TO HER HUSBAND. Geo.
Bernard Shaw, Court, February 28, 1905.
HOW I FOUND CRUSOE; OR, THE
FLIGHT OF IMAGINATION. Burl. Alfred
Thompson. Olympic, December 28, 1872.
HOW LONDON LIVES. Melo-d. 5 a. Mart.vn
field and Arthur Shirley. Adap. fr. Le
Camelot of Paul Andry, Max Maurey, -ind
Georges Jubin. Princess's, December 27, 1897.
HOW MONEY- S MADE. P. 4 a. F. Brook
Warren. Salford Regent, July 31, 1899.
HOW NIHILISTS ARE MADE. P. 4 a. A.
B. Mackay. Llanelly Royalty, September 21,
1906.
HOW SHE LOVES HIM. C. 5 a. Dion
Boucicault. Liverpool P.O.W.'s, 1863; P.O W 's,
December 21, 1867.
BOW STOUT YOU'iRE GETTn'G! P. 1 a.
J. M. Mortop. Princess's, July 16, 1855.
HOW THE VOTE WAS WON. P. 1 a.
Cicely Hamilton and Cliristopher St. Jolm.
Caxton H., April 15, 1909; Shakespeare, July
12, 1909.
HOW TIME FLIES; OR, THINGS THAT
HAPPEN EVERY HOUR. D. Elphinstone.
Victoria, April 24, 1869.
BOW TO BE HAPPY. C. Geo. BTeiwer.
Hay., August 9, 1794. N.p.
HOW TO BE WISE ; OR, FOLLY EXPOSED.
Dr. P. Maclaren. Pr. at Dumfries, 1808.
HOW TO CHUSE A GOOD WIFE, ETC.
See How a Man, etc.
HOW TO DIE FOR LOVE. F. 2 a. Adap.
fr. Kotzebue's " Blind Geladin." D L., May
18, 1814; Lyceum, September 2, 1816, and
August 28, 1826.
HOW TO GROW RICH. C. 5 a. Frederic
Reynolds. C.G. Pr. 1793.
HOW TO KILL HIM. F. Frederick Rob-
son. Stockton-on-Tees T.R., July 14, 1873.
HOW TO LEARN OF A WOMAN TO WOO.
P. Tho3. Heywood. Ac. at Court, December,
1605. N.p.
HOW TO MAKE HOME HAPPY. CD. 1 a.
Wm. Brough. Lyceum, November 7, 1853.
HOW TO PAY THE RENT. F. la. T.
Power. Publ. b^ J. Dicks. Hay., April 2, 1840.
HOW TO SETTLE ACCOUNTS WITH
YOUR LAUNDRESS. F. J. Stirling Coyne.
Adelphi, July 26, 1847.
HOW TO TAKE UP A BILL. V. 1 a.
Moncriefl. Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
HOW TO TEASE AND HOW TO PLEASE.
0. Ascr. variously to Mrs. Inchbald, Morton,
and T. Dibdin. C.G., March 29, 1810. N.p.
HOW TO WIN A WAGER. F. Otley. Bris-
tol T.R., November 30, 1874.
HOW TO WIN HIM. C. 4 a. Adap. fr.
Xaraf and Carre's French C, Pour Eire
Aime. By Cosmo G. Lennox. Avenue, March
17, 1903 (C.P.).
HOW WE LIVE IN LONDON. J. B. John-
stone.
HOW WE LIVE IN THE WORLD OF
LONDON. Surrey, March 24, 1856.
HOW WE SPENT CHRISTMAS DAY IN
'09. D. Harry M. Pitt. Surrey, January 30,
1870.
HOW WILL IT END? C. Mrs. West. Pr,
1799. N.ac.
HOW WILL THEY GET OUT OF IT 7 C.
3 a. Arthur Sketchley. St. James's, August
12, 1864.
HOW WOMEiN ARE SLANDERED. D.
4 a. T. G. Bailey. Broughton Victoria, Janu-
ary 14. 1909.
HOW WOMEN RUIN MEN. Dom. D. 4 a.
T. G. Bailey. (Orig. prod, at Broughton Vic-
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cember 28, 190S.
HOW'S THAT, UMPIRE? F. Hayward Bid-
well. Richmond, H.M.T., October 19, 1880.
HOW'S YOUR UNCLE? OR, THE LADIES
OF THE COURT. F. 1 a. John Egerton
Wilkes. Adelphi, August 27, 1855.
HOWARD HOWARD. Ca. Alfred Arthur.
St. Geo. H., November 10, 1888.
HUBBY. F.C. 1 a. and 2 scenes. H. A.
Sherburn. Ealing Lyric H., April 22, 1884;
Shaftesbury, May 25, 1891.
HUBERT, THE BOWTER'S SON. D. Doug-
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HUBERT'S PRIDE. C. Miss Julia Agnes
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HUE AND CRY, THE. F. Mrs. Inchbald.
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HUSBAND OF MY HEART, THE. CD.
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HUSBAND TO ORDER, A. S.C.D. 2 a.
J. M. Morton. Olympic, October 17, 1859.
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HYMENEAL PARTY; OR. THE GENEROUS
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HYPOCRITE. THE. Sk, 1 scene. Middle-
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1 DEFY THE WORLD. D. 4 a. Wigan
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I DINE WITH MY MOTHER. F. R. M.
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I LOVE YOU. Ca. 1 a. Wybert Reeve.
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I.O. ; OR, LOVIE IN A FOiG. Sadler's Wells,
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I.O.U. C. 3 a. Geo. P. Hawtrey. Hove
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I'LL TELL YOUR "WIFE. F. 1 a. N. S.
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I'LL WRITE TO THE TIMES. F. 1 a.
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I'VE WRITTEN TO BROWNE; OR, A
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IDEAL, AN. P. 1 a. H. W. C. Newte.
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FEMALE FORTUNE
G. Waldron. D.L., May 12,
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"THE STAGE'' CYCLOPEDIA.
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IN THE DEPTHS OF THE SEA. M. fan-
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IN THE EYE OF THE LAW. D. 4 a. T.
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''THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
IN THE HOSPITAL. Arthur Schnitzler.
Transl. by Christopher Home. Court, Febru-
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IT WAS A DREAM. CD. 1 a. " XL."
Birmingham P.O.W., September 18, 1890.
IT WAS RIGHT AT THE LAST. F. T.
Hoade, jun. Taken fr. The Twin Rivals of
Farqu'har. N.d.
IT'S AN ILL WIND THAT BLOWS NO-
BODY GOOD. Adelphi, May 14, 1860.
IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. D.
4 a. Chas. Reade. Leeds T.R., 1864; Prin-
cess's, October 4, 1865; D.L., April 11, 1891;
first version at D.L., under title of Gold. This
did not contain prison scene.
ITS NEVER TOO LATE TO REPENT. D.
G. Lewis. Britannia, August 18, 1875.
IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO WED. P. 1 a.
Montague Samuel. Brondesbury Synagogue,
February 22, 1909 (amat.).
ITALIAN, THE. T. W. Gifford. An old P.
ITALIAN CLASSICAL PLAYS AND POEuMS.
Th» principal are by Tasso, Ario.«to, D^nte,
and Metastasio :—
Tasso. Born at Sorrento, 1544, and died
1595. He wrote:—
Rinaldo. Poem. Circa, 1500.
Aminta. Past D.
// Torrismondo. T.
Ariosto (Lodovico). Born at Reggio, 1474 ;
died, 1533. He wrote:—
Orlando Furioso. Pr. 1532. He also
wrote several comedies.
Dante, Alighieri. Born at Florence, May,
1205; died at Ravenna, September 14, 1.321.'
His cliief work was Divina Commedia, a
triple poem on Paradise, Purgatory, and
Hell.
Metastasio, Pietro Antonio Domenico
Buonaventura. Born at Assisi, 1698; died,
1782. Wrote twenty-six operas and eight
sacred dramas. He wrote : —
Didone. Naples, 1724.
Achille in Sciro. 1736.
See Adrian in Siria.
ITALIAN HUSBAND, THE. T. 3 a. Edwd.
Ravonscroft. L.I.F., 1697. Pr. 1698.
ITALIAN HUSBAND; OR, THE VIOLATED
BED AVENGED, THE. D. Edward Lewis,
M.A. Pr. 1754. N.ac.
ITALIAN MONK, THE. P. James Boaden.
Hay., August 15, 1797. Pr. 1797.
ITALIAN NIGHT PIECE; OR, THE UN-
FORTUNATE PIETY, THE. Philip Massinger.
Entej'ed Stationers' Co. September 9, 1653.
De.st.royed by Warburton's servant.
ITALIAN PATRIOT; OR, THE FLOREN-
TINE CONSPIRACY, THE. T. Chas. Gildon.
This is the same p. as The Patriot. D.L. Pr.
1703.
ITALIAN QUARTER. Criterion.
ITALIAN ROMANCE, AN. Ca. Philip Dar-
win Middlesex County Asylum T., November
14, 1889.
ITALIAN VILLAGERS, THE. CO. Prince
Hoare. M. by Shield. C.G., April 25, 1797.
Songa pr. 1797.
ITALIANA IN ALGIERI. Op. bo. Wds. by
Anelli. M. by Rossini. Venice, 1813; King's
T. Prod, in English December 30, 1844.
ITALIANA IN LONDON, L'. O. Cimarosa.
Rome, 1779.
ITALIANS; OR. THE FATAL ACCUSA-
TION, THE. T. 6 a. Bucke. M. by Cooke.
D.L., April 3, 1819.
ITE IN VINE AM. C John Bourchier,
Lord Berners. Ac. at Calais. N.p.
ITINERANT, THE. P. Riley.
IVAN SAFFElRI. Surrey, April 17. 1854.
IVANHOE. Extrav. H. J. Byron. Strand,
December 26, 1862.
IVANHOE. P. 3 a. Fox Cooper. Taken
fr. Sir W. Scott. Pub. by J. Dicks.
IVANHOE. D. R. Cowle, sen. Dundee
T.R., February 15. 1875.
IVANHOE. 0. 4 a. Julian Sturgsss. M.
by Sir Arthur Sullivan. F. on Sir W. Scott's
novel. R. Eng. O.H., January 31, 1891.
IVANHOE. D. Adap. fr. Sir W\alter Scott's
novel by Ernest Stevens. Glasgow Grand,
March 14, 1896.
IVANHOE. Dram. ver. of Sir Walter Scott's
novel by Wm. Palmer. Manchester Queen's,
September 10, 1906.
IVANHOE; OR, THE JEW'S DAUGHTER.
Rom. Melo-d. 3 a. Thos. Dibdin. Surrey,
January 20, 1S20; fr. Sir Walter Scott's
" Ivanhoe."
IVANHOE; OR, THE MAID OF YORK. D.
R. Edgar. Liverpool Amphitheatre, Novem-
ber 27, 1871.
IVAR. T. Anon. Pr. E.xeter, 1785.
IVER AND HENGO; OR, THE RIVAL
BROTHERS. Dr. Rom. T. D. Rees. Pr. 1795.
N.ac.
222
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IVERS DEAN. CD. Sir Charles Young and
Bronson Howard. Hanley T.R., November 12,
1877.
IVOR; OR, THE SIGHS OP ULLA. T.
W. H. Hitchener. Ac. at Heuley-on-Thamcs.
Pr. 1808.
IVORY TABLETS, THE. D. 3 a. Margate
T.R., July 7, 1898.
IVY. CD. 3 a. Mark Melford. Manchester
T.R., April 4, 1887; Royalty, April 16, 1887.
IVY HALL. D. Adap. by J. Oxenford.
Princess's, September 24, 1859.
IXION. Masque. W. Tavemer. Meotioned
in Mears's catalogue. (?) The masque in-
serted iu Raveuscroft's Italian Husband.
IXION; OR, THE MAN AT THE WHEEL.
Kxtrav. F. C Burnand. New Royalty, Sep-
tember 28, 1863; rev. Sadler's Wells, April 1.
1866; (partly re-\vr.). Charing Cross, February
28, 1870.
IXION RE-WHEEL'D. Op.-bo. F. C Bur-
najid. Opera Comique, November 21, 1874.
IZAAK WALTON. D. 4 a. C Dance. Publ.
by J. Dicks.
IZEYE. Daly's, June 18, 1894.
J P , THE. F.C 3 a. Fenton Mackay.
Opera Comique, March IC, 1897 (C.P.); Bury
St. Edmunds T.R., March 22, 1897; Clapham
Shakespeare, March 14, 1898; Strand, April 9,
1898.
JABEZ NORTH. See Dark Deeds.
JACK. C 4 a. Mrs. Harry Beckett. Royalty,
June 14, 1886.
JACK. Sk. Brien McCullough. Surrey,
June 10, 1907.
JACK; OR, THE MAGIC KEY. Burl. Dub-
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JACK AND GILL. Panto. Arthur Clements
an^d R. Soutar. Victoria.
JACK AND JILL. Christmas Masque. E.
L. Blanchard. Crystal Palace, December 21,
1872.
JACK AND JILL. Sk. 1 a. Sutton Vane.
Brighton Pier Palace, August 9, 1902.
'' JACK AND JILL. CD. la. Marcus.
lYansl. fr. the French. Britannia, May 8,
1882.
JACK AND JILL. M.F. 3 a. Barton White.
Manchester Gaiety, October 29, 1900.
JACK AND JILL AND THE SLEEPING
BEAUTY. Surrey, December 26, 1868.
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. F. 1 a. W.
Hodson. Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. D.L.,
December 26, 1859.
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. Burl. Chas.
Millward. Adelplu, De«ember 26, 1872.
JACK AND THE HANDYMAN. P. W.
Boznet and G. W. Appleton. Brixton, June 6,
1900 (C.P.J.
JACK ASHORE. Div. 1 tab. C. Wilson,
Sig. Practesi, G. W. Byng. Alhambra, August
8 1898.
JACK BRAG. F. 2 a. Gilbert A. h. Beckett.
St. Jamee'is, May, 1837.
JACK CADE, THE CAPTAIN OF THE
COMMONS. T. 4 a. Robert T. Conrad. New
York Niblo's Garden, February 18, 1861; Dub-
lin Queen's, March 13, 1868.
JACK CRAUFORD. D. Sunderland Lyceum,
October 1. 1877.
J\CK DRUM'S ENTERTAINMENT; OR.
THE PLEASANT COMEDY OF PASQUIL
AND KATHARINE. Anon. Ac. by the cluld-
ren of St. Paul's. Partly borrowed from
Demagora's treatment of'Parthenia in Arga-
lus and I'urthenia. Pr. 1001.
JACK IN A BOX. Ca. 1 a. J. Palgrave
Simpson. St. James'.s, June 11, 1866.
JACK IN THE BOX. D. 4 a. E. Towers.
Pavilion, November 5, 1881.
JACK IN THE BOX. M. Variety D. 4 a.
Geo. R. Sims and Clement Scott. Brighton
T.R., August 24, 188a; Strand, February 7,
1887.
JACK IN THE GREEN: OR, HINTS ON
ETIQUETTE. F. Mark Lemon. Adelphi,
May 23, 1850.
JACK IN THE WATER. D. 3 a. W. L.
Rede. PubL by J. Dicks.
JACK IN WONDERLAND. Crystal Palace,
December 22, 1874.
JACK JUGGLER AND MRS. BOUND-
GRACE. Int. Copland. Ent. Stationers' Co.,
1562-3. See Amphitryon.
JACK KETCH. D. 3 a. G. Almar. Publ.
by J. Dicks.
JACK LONG ; OR. SHOT IN THE EYE. D.
2 a. J. B, Johnstone.
JACK MINGO, Britannia, August 11, 1866.
JACK O' HEARTS. A " Blend of Drama
and Burlesque." Sidney Vereker and W. H.
Dearlove. Swindon Mech. Inst., March 26,
1894.
JACK 0' LANTERN. D. C. H. Hazlewood.
Britannia, June 8, 1867.
JACK O' THE HEDGE. D. 2 a. W. E,
Suter. Queen's, November 19, 1862.
JACK OF ALL TRADES, A. P. 1 a. Sumer-
ville Gibney. Bradford T.R., Marcii 30, 1.S96.
JACK OF NEWBURY. Op. T. E. Hcok.
D.L., May 6, 1795. Concluding with a Masque
called The Triumph of Hymen. M. by the
author's father. Songs only pr. 1795.
JACK ROBINSON AND HIS MONKEY.
Meio-d. 2 a. C. Pelham Thompson. Surrey,
August 20, 1S29.
JACK ROBINSON CRUSOE: OR, THE
GOOD FRIDAY THAT CAME ON A SATUR-
DAY. Burl. J. W. Jones. Windsor T.K.,
October 14, 1876.
JACK SHEPPARD. D. 4 parts. J. B. Bu-k-
stone. Adap. fr. Ainsworth's noveL Adelphi,
October 28. 1S39.
JACK SHEPPART*. Ver. by Moncriefl. Vic-
toria, October, 1839.
JACK SHEPPARD. D. 3 a. Ver. by J. T.
Haines. Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
JACK SHEPPARD. D. 4 a. Joseph Hatton.
Pay., April 9, 1898.
JACK SiHEPPARD. See Jonathan Wild.
JACK SHEPPARD; OR, THE BURGLARY
AT THE GRANGE. Vocal scs. by A. Voyce.
Bow Palace of Varieties.
JACK SPRAT. Astley's, December 26, 1864,
1
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JACK STEDFAST; OR, WRECK AND
RESCUE. D. 3 a. Cecil Pitt. Britannia,
August 30, 1SG9.
JACK STRAW. C. 3 a. W. Somerset
Maugliam. Vaudeville, March 26, 1908.
JACK STRAW'S LIFE AND DEATH. 4 a.
Diinter. Ent. Stationers' Co., October 23, 1593.
Pr. 1593. Another edition was pr. for Thoa.
Pavier, 1604.
JACK TAR. D. 5 a. A. Shirley and B.
Landeck. Pav., October 12, 1896.
JACK TAR AND JOHN CHINAMAN; OR,
MOLLY AND THE ALIEN. M. Sk. by Lady
Colin Campbell, lyrics by Hugo Ames, M. by
H. Bunning. Alhambra, February 13, 1903.
JACK THE GIANT KILLER. F. 1 a.
Anon. Hay. Pr. 1730.
JACK THE GIANT KILLER. Ballet. Ly-
ceum (eighth perf.), August 25, 1810.
JACK THE GIANT KILLER; OR, HARLE-
QUIN KING ARTHUR AND YE KNIGHTS
OF YE ROUND TABLE. Burl. Extrav. H. J.
Byron. Princess's, December 26, 1859.
JACK THE GIAKT QUELLER. Operatic P.
Henry Brooke. Ac. Dublin, 1748. Prohibited
after first night. Alt. in 1754 and ac. again
at Dublin. Pr. 1778 under the title of Little
John and the Giants.
JACK, THE TALE OF A TRAMP. D. Black-
pool T.R., November 12, 1877.
JACK TREMAINE, V.C. P. la. W.
Heriot. Lancaster Athenaeum, August 3, 1901.
JACK WHITE'S TRIAL. D. la. F. C. W.
Parr. Sheffield Alexandra, March 16, 1883.
JACK'S DELIGHT. F. la. T. J. Wil-
liams. Strand, November 3, 1862.
JACK'S SWEETHEART. M.C. 3 a.
Fletcher Sansome. Workington T.R., Feb-
ruary 2, 1903; Woolwich R. Artil., June 15,
1903.
JACK'S THE LAD. D. 2 a. W. Rogers.
Publ. by J. Dicks.
JACKAL, THE. C. 3 a. Alec Nelson.
Adap. fr. the French. Strand, November 28,
1889.
JACKDAW, THE. C. 1 a. Lady Gregory.
Dublin Abbey, February 22, 1907; Great Queen
Street, June 11, 1907 (mat.).
JACKET OF BLUE, THE. Comic Orig. Burla.
1 a. T. Egerton Wilks. Pav., February 14,
1S38.
JACKEYDORA; OR. THE LAST W^TCH.
CO. 3 a. Mark Melford. M. by Popsie
Rowe. Leamington T.R., December 26, 1890.
JACKO. M. Absurdity. 2 a. H. Rogerson.
Staleybridge Grand, April 11, 1898; in 3 a.
under title Jacko ; or. Comical Complications.
Stratford T.R., July 29, 1901.
JACKS AND JILLS. C. 3 a. James Albery.
Vaudeville, May 29, 1880.
JACKSON'S BOY. Melo-d. 5 a. Mrs. Wm.
Greet. Carli-sle H.M.T., May 28, 1891.
JACOB. Orat. H. Smart (1813-79).
JACOB AND ESAU. Int. Pr. Wr. in
metre. Black letter. Pr. 1568.
JACOB FAITHFUL. D. 3 a. Haines.
Taken fr. Marryat. Publ. by J. Dicks.
JACOB GUNSON, AGITATOR. D. Pro. and
3 a. L. Clarance and V. Wray. Consett New
T.R., May 1, 1902.
JACOB'S LADDER. D. C. S. Watson. Derby
Grand, August 27, 1902 (C.P.).
JACOBI; OR, THE FATAL PEA-NUT, IL.
Burl. 0. Lyrics and M. by L. Hansay. Bays-
water Bijou, February 26, 1895.
JACOBIN CLUB. Pol. C. J. C. Sib3r, Pr.
Liverpool, 1801.
JACOBITE, THE. CD. 2 a. J. R. Plaudit.
Hay., June 12, 1847.
JACOPO THE BRAVE. D. 3 a. Buckstoue,
Adelphi, February, 1833.
JACQUELINE. Op. bo. 1 a Offenbach.
1862.
JACQUELINE. D. Pro. and 4 a. Frank
Harvey. Leeds Amphi., May 8, 1874.
JACQUES DAMOUR. Royalty, February 4,
1889.
JACQUES STROP; OR, A FEW MORE
PASSAGES IN THE LIFE OF THE RE-
NOWNED AND ILLUSTRIOUS ROBERT
MACAIRE. Dom. D. 3 a. vns. Selby. Strand,
September 28, 1838.
JAILBIRD, THE. C of Crime. M. Maar-
tins. Wyndham's, February 9, 1904.
JALOUSE. See The Dore-Cot.
JAQUIRITA L'INDIENNE. O. Hal6vy.
Paris, 1855. .
JAM OF POTANA, THE. Ca. 2 sc. Mrs.
Fortune. Camberwell Empire, June 3, 1907.
JAMES IV., THE SCOTTISH HISTORY OF.
Robt. Greene. Ent. Stationers' Co., May 13.
1594. Pr. 1599.
JAMES (KING). HIS ENTERTAINMENT
AT THEOBALD'S. J. Saville. P. 1603.
JAMIE AND BESS; OR, THE LAIRD IN
DISGUISE. Past. C. 5 a. Andrew Shirrefs.
Ac. Edinburgh, 1796. Pr. 1787.
JAN, THE ICELANDER; OR, HOME,
SWEET HOME. D. 3 a. H. Caine. W.
Hartlepool Grand, November 24, 1900.
JAN THE JESTER. Rev. ver. of M.P. prod,
in 1902. Now in 2 a. Wr. and comp. by Geo.
H. Chester. West Hampstead T.H., October
24, 1902; CG. King's Hall, May 19, 1905.
JANUS. Ma-sque pres. at Court, 1573.
JANE. F.C. 3 a. Harry Nicholls and W.
Lestocq. Comedy, December 18, 1890; Terry'a,
December 26, 1899.
JANE. D. 2 a. J. P. Hart. Publ. by S.
French, Ltd.
JANE ANNIE; OR, THE GOOD CONDUCT
PRIZE. J. M. Barrie and Conan Doyle. M.
by Ernest Ford. Savoy, May 13, 1893.
JANE EYRE. D. 2 a. Surrey, November
16, 1867.
JANE EYRE. D. 5 a. J. Brougham. Adap.
fr. Charlotte Bronte's novel. Publ. by J.
Dicks.
JANE EYRE. D. 3 a. T. H. Paul. Oldham
Amphi., October 13, 1879.
JANE EYRE. D. 4 a. W. G. Wills. Adap.
of Miss Charlotte Bronte's novel. Globe, De-
cember 23, 1882.
JANE JENKINS; OR, THE GHOST OF
THE BACK DRAWING-ROOM. G. h Beckett.
JANE LOMAX. D. Adelphi, February,
1839.
JANE OF FLANDERS; OR, THE SIEGE OF
HENNEBONNE. D. 2 a. By " S. W." Pr.
1800-1.
D. Liverpool Amphi., May
JANE SETON.
25, 1878.
JANE SETON
EDINBRO'. D.
March 28, 1870.
JANE SHORE,
junction with John Day.
viously.
JANE SHORE. T. 5 a. Nicholas Rowe.
Pr. 1713. D.L., February 2, 1714; C.G., 1824.
OR, THE WITCH OF
S. Nicholson. Leith T.R.,
Henry Chettle, in con-
Ac. 1602 (? pre-
224
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JANE SHORE. D. 5 a. W. G. Wills. Leeds
Amphi., March 8, 1875. Princess's, September
30, 1876.
JANE SHORE. P. 4 a. J. W. Boulding
and R. Palgrave. Liverpool R. Court (under
the title of The King's Favourite), August 31,
1885; Grand, March 15, 1886.
JANE SHORE. Burl. Strand, March 26,
1894.
JANE SHORE; OR. THE FEARFUL PEN-
ANCE AND THE FATAL PENNY ROLL.
Burl. J. Wilton Jones. Liverpool Prin«es8 of
Wales, August 16, 1880.
JANE, THE LICENSED VICTUALLER'S
DAUGHTER. D. 2 a. J. P. Hart. Pub. by
J. Dicks.
JANET O'BRIEN. D. 3 a. Nugent Robin-
son. Dublin T.R., February 27, 1869.
JANET PRIDE. D. 4 a. Dion Boucicault.
First actea in U.S.A. Adelphi, February 5,
1?55; Princess's, July, 1874.
JANET'S RUSE. C. Royalty, 1872.
JANETTA. 0. Auber. 1840.
JAPANESE DANCE. A. D.Sk. W. G. H.
Lees. Chiswick T.H., May 15, 1906.
JAPANESE GIRL, THE. Mus. C. 2 a. Aus-
tin Fryers. M. by Charles J. Lacock. Ply-
mouth T.R., June 26, 1897.
JAPANESE LAMP, A. Ca. By Lisa Dorisi.
Tiverton Drill H., February 25, 1897.
JAPANESE REVENGE, A. Sk. Metropoli-
tan, August 12. 1907.
JAPS; OR, THE DOOMED DAIMIO, THE.
Burl. d. 2 a. H. Paulton and Mostyn Tedde.
Bristol, Princes's. August 31, 1885; Novelty,
September 19, 1885.
JARDINIER, LE. Op. C. Sedaine, 1771.
JARGONELLE. C. 1 a. Mrs. H. Parker.
Pub. by J. Dicks.
JASON. T. R. Glover. Pr. 1799. N. ac.
JASON. Cantata. Sir A. C. Mackenzie.
JASPER BRIGHT: BY SPECIAL APPOINT-
MENT. P. 3a. Arthur Sturgess. Adap-
f- Ger., Herren S'dhne, of Oscar Walter and
Leo Stein. Folkestone Pleasure Gardens, May
1. 1905: Avenue. May 6, 1905.
JASPER'S REVENGE. P. 1 a. Wynn Mil-
ler. Shaftesbury, June 25, 1891.
JAUNTY JANE SHORE. Burl. 2 a.
" Richard Henry." M. by John Crook.
Strand, April 2, 1894.
JEALOUS CLOWN; OR. THE LUCKY MIS-
TAKE, THE. O. 1 a. Thos. Gataker. Good-
man's Fields. Pr. 1730.
JEALOUS FARMER OUTWITTED; OR,
HARLEQUIN STATUE, THE. Panto. C.G.
Before 1814.
JEALOUS HUSBAND. THE. C. C.G.. April
7, 1777. Founded on The Spanish Fryer. N.p.
JEALOUS HUSBANDS, THE. Leonard.
Pr. 1678. See Ranibling Justice.
JEALOUS IN HONOUR. P. 4 a. Basil
Broke. Garrick, April 27, 1893.
JEALOUS LOVER CURED, THE. Ent. 2 a.
Anon. Pr. 1788.
JEALOUS LOVERS. THE. C. Thos. Ran-
dolph. Pr. 1632. Aot^d by the Students of
Trin. Coll., Cambridge. Rev. 1G82.
JEALOUS MISTAKE, A. Dom. sketch. 8.
J. Adair Fitz-Gerald. Globe, April 27, 1899.
JEALOUS OF THE PAST. Ca. 1 a. Miss
Alice Chandos. New Cross H., September 17,
1885.
JEALOUS ON ALL SIDES; OR, THE LAND-
LORD IN JEOPARDY. CO. 2 a. M. by Jolly.
Lyceum, August 19, 1818.
JEALOUS WIFE, THE. C. 5 a. George Col-
man. Pr. 1761. D.L., February 12, 1761. F. on
Fielding's " Tom Jones." D.L., June 28, 1816,
and June 30, 1820; C.G., 1824; Strand, July 26,
1892.
JEALOUS WIFE'S REVENGE, A D. Epis.
Louis H. Carlton. CoUins's M.H., May 12,
1905.
JEALOUSY. D. 4 a. Charles Reade. Olym-
pic, April 22, 1878.
JEALOUSY. C. 2 a. C. and Mrs. F. S. Shan-
non. Publ. by J. Dicks. C.G., November. 1838.
JEALOI'S^. Humorous Rom 1 a. W. H.
Dearlove. Harrogate Spa, January 17, 1891.
JEALOUSY. M.P. Performed by German
Reed Co. at St. George's Hall.
JEALOUSY. 0. 1 a. Watson and Solomon.
Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
JEALOUSY. Wordless P. Marc Aubry. M.
by Lucien de Flagny. (Prod, by the Argo-
nauts.) Rehearsal, W.C, November 13, 1908
(mat.).
JEALOUSY. See The Countess and the
Dancer, Andrea, Agnes.
JEAMES. C. 3 a. F. C. Burnand. Gaiety,
August 26, 1878.
JEAN DE COUVIN. O. Auber, 1812.
JEAN DE NIVELLE. 0. Delibes. Paris,
March 8, 1880.
JEAN DE PARIS. 0. Boieldieu. Paris, 1812.
JEAN DE PARIS. Comic D. 2 a. Fr. the
French. D.L., November 1, 1814.
JEAN ET GENEVIEVE. 0. J. P. Soulier.
1792 (his last 0.).
JEAN HENNUYER, BISHOP OF LIZIEUX;
OR, THE MASSACRE OF ST. BARTHOLO-
MEW. Dr. Ent. 3 a. Taken from the French.
Pr. 1773.
JEAN MARIE. See Auld Rohin Gray.
JEAN MAYEUX. Mimo D. 3 a. Blanchard
de la Bretesche. M. by Chas. Thony. Prin-
cess's, May 12, 1894.
JEAN ON LA REPUBLIQUE. D. 4 a. Adap.
fr. the French. Sadler's Wells, October 28,
1882.
JEANIE DEANS. 0. 4 a. and 7 tab.
Joseph Bennett. M. by Hamish M'Cunn. F.
on Sir Walter Scott's " Heart of Midlothian."
Edinburgh Lvceum, November 15, 1894; Daly's,
January 22, 1896.
JEANNE D'ARC. O. Gounod. Paris, 1873.
JEASNE D'ARC. O. Mermet. Paris, 1876.
JEANNE D'ARC. Her M.T., June 23, 1890.
JEANNE D'ARC. P. 5 a. Percy MacKaye.
Waldorf, April 24, 1907.
JEANNE DUBARRY. D. 3 a. H. Hermann.
Charing Cr., May 15, 1875.
JEANNE JEANNETTE JEANNETON. O.C.
in Pro!, and 3 a. R. Reece. Fr. the French of
Clairville and Delacour. M. by P. Lacome.
Alhambra, March 28, 1881.
JEANNE QUI PLEURE ET JEAN QUI
RIT. Op. bo. 1 a. Offenbach. 1865.
JEANNETTE AND JEANNOT; OR, THE
VILLAGE PRIDE. M.D. 2 a. Edward Stir-
ling. Olympic, October 26, 1848.
JEANNETTE'S WEDDING. Oa. 1 a.
Leicester Buckingham and A. Harris.
JEANNETTE'S WEDDING DAY. Mus. F.
1 a. T. H. Lacy. Adap. fr. Les Noces de
Jeannette bv Carri and Jules Barbier. T.
Imperial de I'Opera Comique, February 4, 18,53;
Princess's (as Jeannette's Wedding).
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225
JEANNI-E ©EANS. See Jeannie Beans md
The Tnal of Effie Deans.
M^^m^r^f^^^^^^'r.^^' THE HEART OF
MIDLOTHIAN. P. Princess's, March, 18G8
JEDBURY JUNIOR. C. 3 a. Madeleine
Lucette Ryley. New York Empire T. (as
Christopher Junior), September 23, 1895;
«i"7Jfi J^^bruary 14 1896; Globe, December
21, 1S96; rev. SJiaftesbury, June 16, 190"
JEDEDIAH THE SCARECROW. Oa 2 a
Bernard Page. M. by Geo. G. Vincent
Cnpplegate Inst., May 23, 1905 ^'ncent.
JEDORKA (The Jewess). Dr. Sk. J. Clem-
pert. Miinchester Palace, April 15 1907
JEHOSAPHAT. Orat. Anon. Before' 1814
^JEHU. F. Anon. D.L., February 20, 1779.
^ JEMMY. P. 1 a. Louis N. Parker. Adel-
phi, April 25, 1907.
JENKINS- LOVE COURSE. A Droll formed
pr 1672 '* ^'''"'"^ °^ Comvlivients, and
JENKIN'S WIDOW. .p i a. Priscilla
Craven (Mrs. Teignmouth Shore). (Prod, by
1909 ^^"^^'^'- J^t'baters.) Court, March 21,
pnp^^l^^ES; OR, BOARDED AND DONE
FOR, THE. F. 2 a. J. R. Planch^. D.L.,
December 9, 1830; Lyceum, December 6, 1852
JENNY BELL. 0. Auber. Paris, 1855
JENNY FOSTER, THE SAILOR'S CHILD-
OR, THE WINTER ROBIN. 2 a C h'
Hazlewood. Britannia, October, 1855.
b/KTeicti^..^^- ' '■ '■ '^'-- ^"^'-
JENNY LIND AT LAST- OR TTrP
SWEDISH NIGHTINGALE. A,! 'aprJpo's op^a^-
JENNY THE BARBER. C. 1 a Wilson
T^t^;.^"'*^' ^"°'^^'«' December io, 1891
EmI^S ^^^¥L 0.^' THE ROASTED
bMFEROR. F. John O'Keeffe. Advertised
for^ Perf. at the Hay., 1794, but withdrawn
H6m^^M«?M'^^' THE.^ C. 4 a. Edward
JEPHTHA. T. Christopherson. 1546.
T. Buchanan. 1554.
P. Henry Chettle. Ac. 1602.
Orat. G. Carissimi (1582-1673;.
T„„ ^^^^- Handel. 1751.
. JEPHTHA'S DAUGHTER. Dr. Poem Mrs
Ann Wilson. Pr. 1783 -t^oem. airs.
JEPHTHA'S RASH VOW. Perf at Bartho-
lomew Fair, 1698 iiarixio-
(hi'^fir^t'^nf m'"'"'!- 0- ^^- I'y Meyerbeer
(.nib nrbt O.), Munich, 1813
JERONYMO; OR THF cbaxttoti
TRAGEDY, WITH THE wFis Of'p^StU^
,^1 fw'^""""; Probably by Thos. Kyd This
Again; or, The Spanish Tranedv Prohihlv
Vra^dy^''°'' ''''■ ^'- l*^ol '"see "^'paS
hSI "^^^ ^ l^'-'^^EAM. P. la. Cosmo
Hannlton Adap. fr a story in his " Fur-
rows. Strand, September 26, 1898
•lERRY BUILDER, THE Fc 3 a M«rk
Imton p''A'?r*^/ ^^ Wm. Miller." south'
11 1894. •' "^""^ ^^' ^^^2; Grand, June
Mrs^^ni^.h^p^^f ER, SOLNESS. Parody, by
St Ce^ n ^t'' ' ?^ ^^'^"'^ ^"'^^^ Builder.
M. Geo. H., July lo, 1393.
JEPHTHA.
JEPHTHA.
JEPHTHA.
JEPHTHA.
JERRY IN THE SUDS. F. Milns. 1799 N p
- JE^RY, THE BURGLAR. Sk. H. Percivaj"
Middlesex, January 7, 1901. rtrcivai.
JERRY'S WAGERS. C. 2 a. F Havwell
Manchester T.R., August .3, 1S74 "^^w^''-
Tr'^iP^^^'^r^i^'I^^' "^^- ^^ES ROUGE VOLEURS,
T^;,T. °- ^- " '*• ^- D'f'din Pitt. Surrey.
JERUSALEM. Ac. March 22, 1591. Pos-
sibly Legg's " Destruction of Jerusalem "
anf W^e^.^^^^^- "• ^'''^'- ^^«- ^^ ^^y^'
p^JERUSALEM DELIVERED. See Epic
JERUSALEM INFIRMARY- OR A TOUR-
NEY TO THE VALLEY Of' JEHOSAPhS?,
ilih. P. Anon. Pr. 1749. N ac
JESMOND dene. D. 4 a. Adap. fr. Miss
?R n"\"°''rf'%o ^''"'■y Dunbar.'' Ipswich,
Lm', MiS'sNsl""' ""^'^'^^^'^ ^"^"^ ^^^-
JESS. D. 4 a. Eweretta Lawrence and J.
J. Bisgood. Adap. fr. H. Rider Hat^fard's
novel. Adelphi, March 25, 1890 "^°°'^''* *
JESSAMY'S COURTSHIP. F. 1 a C H
Hazlewood. Philharmonic, April 12 1875 ' '
JESSIE ASHTON. D. W. Sawyer. Surrey,
December, 1862. " • w.
rroulJ^r.r^^^'^'^'' OR. THE RELIEF OF
^!:, f^^^^^- P/ ^ ^- Dion Boucicault. Ply-
mouth T.R., November, 1858.
ru™,^186^^^^^^^- ^'^^ ^^ ^°''^«°' ^^''■
AdeSXsfo^-^^- ^- ^-"^"•^ --^ ^"-dsman.
JESSIE LEE. See Jessij Lee.
JESSIE, THE FLOWER OF DUMBLANF •
OR. WEEL MAY THE KEEL ROW Oa By'
(first tune this season), August 7, 1834.
JESSIE THE MACHINE GIRL. D 4 a
Northampton T.R., February 17, 1868
JESSIE TYRRELL. Victoria, March 3.1806.
snnh -^^v?"^- 0- ^^'^'- ^y Edouard Gehe. M. by
Spohr. Vienna, 1825; D.L March 1R isii ■
pmd. in Italiaii C.G.,' Augii^t 6, 1853. ' '
JESSY LEA. 0. Macfarren. 1863
wS^dJrfr^^i^ ^ V^E return of THE
Brit«nn?f p^K °™- ^- 2 a- C. H. Hazlewood.
Britannia, Sebruary, 1856.
W 'n'. Ser.^CnUon.'^^rmb^rTo? iZ'
JEU HE HARRIS, LE. D.L., March 30, 1848
JEUNE HENRI. LE. O.C 2 a Lib hv
May lf-1797: ^^ -'"^"'- ^'''^'' '^^^^^'' ^^^"^^^
/^^i^.^ THE PRODIGAL SON. Rom. P. 4
October sn {m^,''^T'''{ Manchester Queen's,
^h^ T^ ' •^^°^- Produced at the Scala as
The Judgment of Pharaoh, April 20, 1907
JEW. THE. P. Anon. 1579. N p
nT^^'pTHE- C. 5 a. Richard Cumberland.
o'lmfrASttU"-''^'^^^-^^^-^""^
ru^^''\i^^ THE DOCTOR. THE. F. 2 a
S9taS:|'1fc£^^3r^^-^-'^^--^"^^'
JEW DECOY'D; OR, THE PROfiRF^« nw
AN HARLOT. THE. Bal 0 Jr ms N ac
Pmg"S"°" ^°""''^**'^ P^'^ts. [he' "ilad^t's.
22;
''THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
JEW OF CONSTANTINE, THE. Victoria,
June 9, 1855.
JEW OF LUBECK; OR, THE HEART OF A
FATHER, THE. Melo-<l. 2 a. H. M. Milner.
M. by Cooke, action by John.son, D.L., May
11, 1819.
JEW OF MALTA, THE (or, The Rich Jew
of Malta). T.C. Cliristopher Marlowe. Publ.
after tlie author's death. Ent. Stationers' Co.,
May 17, 1594. (?) Wr. in 1589. Rose T., Feb-
ruarv 20, 1591; Newinston T., June 12, 1594;
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which Shakespeare partly f. his Merchant of
Venice.
JEW OF MALTA, THE. Hist. T. W. Shone.
Repr. with Notes, 1810.
JEW OF MALTA, THE. F. on Marlowe's T.
D.L., April 24, 1818.
JEW OF MOGADORE. THE. O. Richard
Cumberland. D.L. Pr. 1808.
JEW OF VENICE, THE. Thos. Dekker. Ent.
Stationers' Co., September 9, 1G53. N.p.
JEW OF VENICE, THE. C. Rt. Hon. Geo
Granville, Lord Lansdowne. L.T.F. Pr. 1701
An alt of Shakespeare's Merchant of
Venice. Prol. by Bevil Higfrons. A masque
called Peleus and Thetis was introd. in act
two.
JEW OR GENTILE. P. 1 sc. Moses Hofl- '
man and G. Le Brunn. Paragon M.H., August
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JEW REVOLUTIONIST, THE. Dr. Episode
bv J. Jackson. Paragon, August 19, 1907. ,
JEW'S DAUGHTER, THE. D. 2 a. Edwd.
Stirling. Strand, January 5, 1857. |
JEW'S EYE, THE. P. 3 a. Florence Lane-
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JEW'S "revenge, the. Sk. la. D. !
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JEW'S TRAGEDY; OR, THEIR FATAL
AND FINAL OVERTHROW BY VESPASIAN
AND TITUS HIS SON, THE. Wm. Heminge. |
Founded on the siege and destruction of Jeru- ;
salem as related by Josephus. Pr. 1662.
JEWEL MAIDEN, THE. Japanese 0. 3 a. ]
M. C. Gillington. M. by Florian Pascal.
Forest Hill St. Geo. Parish H., December 13,
1899. I
JEWELLER OF AMSTERDAM; OR, THE |
HAGUE, THE. P. John Fletcher, Nathaniel
Field, and Philip Massinger. Ent. Stationers' I
Co., April 8, 1654. N.p.
JEWELLER OF ST. JAMES'S, THE. C. 3 a.
W. E. Suter. Adap. fr. the French of H. de
Saint Georges and A. de Leuven. Op. C,
February 17, 1862.
JEWELS, THE. P. 4 a. Dr. G. H. R.
Dabbs. Shanklin Inst., August 31, 1893.
JEWELS AND DUST; OR, THE ROMANCE
OF A COUNT. C. 4 a. Geo. Manville Fenn
Crystal Pal., May 18, 18S6.
JEWESS, THE. Op. D. F. on Scribes 0..
La Juive. M. by Halevy. Arr. ior the Engl,
stage by Cooke. D.L., November 16, 1835.
JEWESS, THE. 0. Balfe. 1835.
JEWESS, THE. Spectacle. Victoria, De-
cember, 1835.
JEWES.S, THE.
Publ. by J. Dicks.
JEWESS, THE. D. 4 a. Louis Ludovici.
Ada]), from Mosenthal's P. Deborah. Shaftes-
bury, June 27, 1899.
JEWESS, THE. T. 5 a. M. Lorner. Pav.,
September 20, 1907.
JEWESS, THE. See Jedorko.
D. 3 a. W. T. Moncriefl.
JEWESS; OR, THE COUNCIL OF CON
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Adap. fr. Scribe's La Juive. Academie RoyaJ
de Musique, 1S28. D.L., November 16, 1835;
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JEWESS AND CHRISTIAN; OR, THE
LOVE THAT KILLS. D. 4 a. E. Manuel.
Britannia, April 2, 1877.
JEWISH COUNTESS, THE. Sk. J. W. Jack-
son. M. by F. Bradsell. Cambridge, November
18, 1907.
JEWISH GENTLEMAN, THE. P. Richd.
Brome. En. Stationers Co., August 4, 1640.
N.p.
JEW-MANITY. Travesty. J. Hickory Wood.
Canterbury M.H., January 13, 1902.
JEZEBEL; OR, THE DEAD RECKONING.
D. 3 a. Dion Boucicault. F. on Le Pendu. P.
by Michel Masson and Anicet Bourgeois. Hol-
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JEZEBEL'S HUSBAND. D. 1 a. Bernard
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JILT, THE. C. 5 a. Dion Boucicault.
Eleph. and C, July 13, 1885; P.O.W., July 29,
1886.
JILTED. C. 2 a. Alfred Maltby. Liver-
nool. P.O.W., June 18, 1877; Crilerion, July
28, 1879.
JIM. P. 1 a. Stanley Hall, N., April 17,
1902.
JIM, A ROMANCE OF COCKAYNE. D.
4 a. H. A. Saintsburv. Kingston County T.,
July 6, 1903.
JIM BELMONT. P. 3 a. Mrs. Oscar Berin-
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JIM CROW. Burl. 1 a. T. P. Taylor.
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JIM DRAGS, THE DRAYMAN. D. F. Hay.
Liverpool P.O.W., May 20, 1870.
JIM THE PENMAN. Ro. 4 a. Sir Chas
Young. Hav., March 25. 1886; evening hill,
April 3, 1886.
JL.M'S LITTLE JOKE. Sk. Metropolitan,
Octolber 7, 1007.
JIM'S WIFE. D. Epis. Vic. C. Rolfe. Sur
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JIMES. Monol. Bertha Graham. Amateur
Players' Association, February 7, 1906.
JIMMY W.iTT. D. 3 a. Dion Boucicault
Eleph. and C, August 1, 1890. (C.P.)
JIMMY'S MOTHER. P. 1 a. Hope Mer
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20, 1905.
JINGLE. F.C. James Albery. Lyceum, July
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.10. D. 3 a. J. P. Burnett. F. on Charles
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JO THE WAIF. See Joe the Waif.
JO THE WAIF; OR, THE MYSTERY OF
CHESNEY WOLD. D. Liverpool Rotunda,
July, 1881.
JO v. JO. Surrey, iSeptember 25, 1876.
JOAN. D. 6 a. Charles Reade. Liverpool
.4mphi., August 31, 1878.
JOAN; OK, THAT LASS O' LOWRIE'S. D.
G. H. Coveney. A version of Mrs. Burnett's
novel. Coventry T.R., July 8, 1878.
JOAN; OR, THE BRIGANDS OF BLUE-
GORIA. CO. Robert Martin. M. by Ernest
Ford. Op. Comique, June 9, 1S90 (amat.).
I JOA/N AND ANGELINA. O. la. Lathair
and Elliott. Piibliiahed iby S. Frencih, Limited.
"THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
227
JOAN AS GOOD AS \Vi LADY. P. Thos.
Heywood. Ac. in 1598. N.p.
JOAN LOWRIE. D. Blackburn T.R., Feb-
ruary, 11, 1879.
JOAN OF ARC. Hist. 0. 3 a. M. by
lialfe. Wds. iby A. Biinii- D.L., NovemUjer »U,
1S.S7.
JOAN OF ARC. 2 a. T. J. Serle. C.G.
JOAN OF ARC. Extrav. William Brough.
Strand, March 29, 1869.
JOAN OF ARC. D. 4 a. Tom Taylor.
Queen's, April 10, 1871.
JOAN OF ARC. D. 5 a. E. Villiers. East
London, August 20, 1871.
JOAN OP ARC. D. G W. Innes. Sadler's
Wells, September 15, 1890.
JOAN OF ARC. Burl. 2 a. J. L. Sliine and
Adrian Ross M. by F. Osmond Carr. Op.
Comique, January 17, 1891; Gaiety, September
30, 1891; transf. to Shaftesbury, December 21,
1891.
JOAN OF ARC. Piece in four Chronicles.
John Henderson. Bayswater Bijou, July 24,
1S9G (C.P.).
JOAN OF ARC. Burl. J. H. Maxwell.
Brighton Aquarium, August 27, 1900.
JOAN OF ARC; OR, THE MAID OF OR-
LEANS. Hist. Bal. of Action. Ascribed to
J.C. Cross. C.G. Songs and Choruses. Pr.
1798.
JOAN OF ARC; OR, THE MAID OF OR-
LEANS. Melo. D. 3 a. E. Fitzball. Sadler's
Wells, August 12, 1822.
JOAN OF ARC; OR, THE MAID OF OR-
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JOAN OF ARC; OR, THE MAID, THE
AMAZON, AND THE MARTYR. D. 3 a.
Charles A. Clarke. Victoria, August 7, 1871.
JOAN OF HEDINGTON. T.C. 5 a. Dr. Wm.
king. Pr. 1776.
JOAN'S KISS. P. 1 'a. Framcee Gostling.
Worthing R., Jan.uary 25, 1909 (amat.).
JOANNA OF MONTFAUCON. Dr. Rom.
Ascr. to Maria Geisweiler. The original transl.
of the MS. by Kotzebue fr. which Cumberland
fopmed his dr. Pr. ciirca 1799. N.ac.
JOANNA OF MONTFAUCON. Dr. Rom.
Formed on the plan of the German D. by
Kotzebue by Richard Cumberland. C.G.
January 16, 18C0. Pr. 1800. M. by Busby.
JOANNA OF SURINAM. Spec. J. C. Cross.
Pr. 1804.
JOB. Sacred D. Rannie. Pr. n.d. N.ac.
JOB. Orat. Sir C. Huibert H. Pajry.
Gioucestea- Musical Festival, 1892.
.JOBE, THE HISTORY OF. Robert Green.
Ent. Stationers' Co., 1594. N.p. Destd. by
Warburton's servant.
JOB'S AFFLICTIONS. T. Ralph Radcliff.
N.p.
JOBSON'S CHOICE. P. 1 a. Sydney Low.
Aldwych, May 7, 1909 (mat.).
JOCASTA. T. Geo. Gascoigne and Francis
Kinwelmarshe. Transl. fr. Euripides. Ac. at
Gray's Inn, 1566. Pr. 1575. See Phceniesce.
JOOELYN. THE JBSTE'R. C. 1 a. Ronald
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don Grand, February 17, 1908.
JOCHEN PASEL, WOT BIST FOR'N ESEL.
(Herr Juukerniann's season.) St. George's Hall,
February 16, 1900.
JOCKEY, LE. 0. J. P. SoulitT, January 6.
1879.
JOCKEY, THE. F.C. 3 a. Fred Bousfield.
Walthamstow Victoria H., October 22, 1894.
JOCKEY AND JENNY. Panto F. Ac. at
As'tley's Olympic, Decerober 29, 1806.
JOCKEY CLUB, THE. Sk. Geo. Sanger.
Water panto, and circus pcrf. Sanger's, De-
cember 26, 1892.
JOCONDE. F. 3 a. W. T. Moncrieff. Pub.
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JOCONDE. 0. 3 a. Nicolo I.sonard. Transl.
by Santley. Lyceum, Oct. 25, 1876.
JOCONDO and ASTOLFO, THE TALE OF
C. Thos. Dekker. Ent. at Stationevs' Co.,
June 29, 1660. N.p. Destroyed by Warbur-
ton's servant;
JOCRISSE, THE JUGGLER. D. 3 a. Adap
fr. the French of D'Ennery and Jules Bresil.
Pans Gait6, October 12, 1860; Adelphi, April 1
1861. i ' 1
JOE MILLER AND HIS MEN. Burl. G.
k Beckett. Princess's, December, 1844.
JOE STERLING; OR, A RAGGED FOR-
TUNE. D. 3 a. C. H. Hazlewood. Victoria,
November 7, 1870.
JOE THE MINER. D. 3 a. Berte Thomas.
Margate T.R., June 12, 1893.
JOE THE WAIF. D. Herbert Rhoyds.
Greenwich, April 24, 1876.
JOFFIN'S LATCHKEY. F. 1 a. N. Robin-
son. Publ. by Douglas Cox.
JOHAN TYB AND SIR JHAiN P Jolui
Heywood, 1533.
JOHANNISFEUER. D. H. Sudermann.
Comedy, January 18, 1901 ; Gt. Queen St. T ,
November 24, 1904.
JOHN. F. 3 a. Cecil Proctor. Burslem
Wedgwood, February 20, 1902.
JOHN-A-DREAMS. P. 4 a. C. Haddon
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JOHN A KENT AND JOHN A CUMBER.
Anthony Munday. M.S. 1595. .
JOHN AND ANGELINA. Oa. 1 a Henry
Lath air. M. by Lionel Elliott. Kilburn Town
H., April 16, 1890.
JOHN AND JEANNETTE. Oa. L Machale
M. by J. Batchelder. Adap. fr. Labiche's
Frisette. Cheetham Town H., September 23,
1885.
JOHN AYLMER'S DREAM. P. 1 a E J
Burbey. Sheffield T.R., September 6, 1886.'
JOHN BON AND MAST PARSON. A satire
oi the Real Presence. Repr. of a rare inter-
lude, 1548.
JOHN BROWN. F. D.L., February 21. 1826.
JOHN BULL. Boucicault's ver. of Colraans
c. of the same name. Gaiety, July, 1872.
JOHN BULL; OR, AN ENGLISHMAN'S
FIRESIDE. C. 3 a. Geo. Colman, jun. C.G.,
March 5, 1803; D.L., January 21, 1867. Pr.
circa 1805.
JOHN BULL ABROAD. SI;. Corney Grain.
St. Geor. H., October 15, 1888.
JOHN BULL AND BUONAPARTE; OR, A
MEETING AT DOVER. BurL Serenata, by
J. C. Cross. Pr. 1803.
JOH'N BULL AT iMAiRKET. P. E. W.
A. B. Stiiition. Oxford. East Oxford, August 3,
1007 (C.P.).
JOHN BULL'S OTHER ISLAND. P. 4 a.
Bernard Shaw. Court, November 1, 1904,
rev. Court, September 11, 1905, and September
17. 1906.
.JOHN BUTT. P. E. Smith. Pr. Edin, 1708.
JOHN CHILCOTE, M.P. P. 4 a. E. Temple
Thurston. Adap. fr. story of Katherine Cecil
Thurston. St. James's, May 1, 1905.
528
"THE STAGE" CYCLOPMt)lA.
JOHN COX OF COLMISTON. T. Wm.
Haughton, assisted by John Day. Ac. 1599.
N.p.
JOHN DOBBS. F. 1 a. J. M. Morton.
Strand, April 23, 1849. D.L., June 11, 1851.
JOHN DRAYTON, MILLIONAIRE. C. 3 a.
H. M. Walbrooke. Dover T.R., June 25, 1906.
JOHN DURNFORD, M.P. P. 4 a. Stuart
Ogilvie. Court, September 5, 1901.
JOHN ERMINE. D. L. E. Shipton. Based
on story ol Fredk. Remington. Comedy, July
30, 1903 (C.P.).
JOHN FEL'TO^N. Hist. P. Stirling, 1852.
JOHN GABRIEL BORKMAN. P. 4 a. Wm.
\rcher. A transl. of Ibsen's play. Strand,
May 3, 1897.
JOHN GLADYiE'S HONIOUR. P. 4 ^a. Alfred
Sutro. St. Jame.s's, iMarch 8, 190".
JOHN JASPER'S WIFE. CD. 4 a. Frank
Harvey. Ipswich T.R., January 12, 1876; Stan-
dard, May 8, 1876.
JOHN JAY, JUNI'DiR. 8k. Haokney Empire,
Mav 10, 1909.
JOHN JONES. F. 1 a. J. B. Buckstone.
Hay., September 15, 1831.
JOHN, KING OF ENGLAND. See King
John.
JOHN, KING OF ENGLAND. Dr. Piece.
Bishop Bale. „„
JOHN, KING OF ENGLAND; WITH THE
DISCOVERIE OF KING RICHARD CORDE-
LION'S BASE SON, VULGARLY NAMED
THE BASTARD FAWCONBRIDGE ; ALSO
THE DEATH OF KING JOHN AT SWIN-
STEAD ABBEY. THE TROUBLESOME
R4IGNE OF. Ac. in the City of London, etc.,
1591. Black letter. Republ. 1611. In two
parts. Possibly the work of Marlowe.
JOHN LESTER, PARSON. P. 3 a. Knight
Rider and Layton Foster. Lyric, January 20,
1892.
JOHN MALONE'S LO>VE STOP.Y. P. 4a.
Rachael Penn. Court, Janu.Tiry 10, 1909. (Prod,
by the Play Actors.)
JOHN MARTIN'S SECRET. D. 4 a. Sutton
Vane. R. Artillery T., Woolwich, September
30, 1895.
JOHN OF PARIS. CO. 2 a. J. Pocock.
Adap. fr. French O., Jean de Paris, by Samt
Just. C.G.. November 14, 1814; D.L., May 17,
1830; Olympic, July 31, 1869.
JOHN OF PROOIDA; OR, THE BR13>A(LS
OF MEiSSINA. See John Procida.
JOHN OVERY; THE MISER OF SOUTH-
WARK FERRY. D. 3 a. Douglas Jerrold.
Surrey.
JOHN PROCIDA. P. 5 a. J. Sheridan
Knowles. C.G., September, 1840.
JOHN SMITH. D. 2 a. T. E. Wilkes. Pub.
by J. Dicks.
JOHN SMITH. F. 1 a. W. Hancock.
Strand, January 13, 1862.
JOHN SMITH. Oa. 1 a. Alfred Law. M.
by Alfred J. Caldicott. P.O.W., January 28,
1889. ., _
JOHN STRIEiET, ADF.lLPiHI. F. 2 a. J. B.
Buclvstone. Batli, Jaiiirary 12, 1828.
JOHN THE BAPTIST. Int. Bishop
Bale. Pr. 1538. One of the earliest dr. pieces
pr. in Engl. In metre, and black letter. 1538.
Ac. by young men at the Market Cross in
Kilkenny on a Sunday in 1552.
JOHN THE BAPTIST. Cant. Macfarren.
1873. , ^
JOHN THE EVANGELIST. Int. Anon.
Pr. 1566. „
JOHN THE HUSBAND, ETC. Heywood.
1532. See Play Between, etc.
JOHN THURGOOD, FARMER. D. 1 a.
Henry Byatt. Globe, June 26, 1893.
JOHN WHARTON; OR, THE WIFE OF A
LIVERPOOL MECHANIC. D. Miss Mary
Fielding. M'ch'r QuSen's, October 5, 1868.
JOHN WOODVIL. T. 5 a. C Lamb. Pr.
1802. N. ac.
JOHN WOPPS. F. 1 a. W. E. Suter. Publ.
by S. French, Ltd.
JOfl^NNE THE EVANGELISTE. See John
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JOHNNY GILPIN. F. M. by Smart. D.L.,
April 28, 1817.
JOI FAITPEUR, LA. Royalty, June 30, 1891.
JOINING THE COMPANY. F.P. 1 a. N.
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(C.P.).
JOINT HOUSEHOLD, A. Ca. 1 a. Mrs.
Hugh Bell. Steinway Hall, March 13, 1891.
Grand, May 2, 1892.
JOKE'S A JOKE; OR, TOO MUCH FOR
FRIENDSHIP, A. F. 2 a. D.L., May 3,
1830.
JOKER, THE. F.C 3 a. M. H. Tennyson.
Avenue, November 13, 1894.
JOKING GIRL, THE. Mus. F.C. Robert A.
Williams. M. by J. Capel Woodruffe. Gains-
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JOLIB PARFUMEUiSE, LA. 0. 3 a. Offen-
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JOLLIBOY'S WOES. F. 1 a. Chas. A. Faw-
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JOLLY AMERICAN TRAMP, A. M.CD.
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JOLLY CREW; OR, TARS AT ANCHOR,
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JOLLY GOOD SORT, A. P. 1 a. J. Farries
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JOLLY JOE. D. H. C Hazlewood, jun,
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JOLLY MILLER OF STRATFORD; OR,
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1869.
JOiLLY WIDOW, THE. M.C. 3 a. Edith
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May 19, 1908 (C.P.).
JONAH. Orat. iG. Carissimi. 1582-1673.
JONAS, T. Ralph Radcliffe. N.p.
JONATHAN. F. 1 a. J. Barber. Publ. by
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JONATHAN. Orat. Piccini. 172S-X800.
JONATHAN BRADFORD; OR, THE MUR-
DER AT THE ROADSIDE INN. Melo.-d. 2 a.
Edward Fitzball. Surrey, June 12, 1833. Vic-
toria.
JONATHAN IN ENGLAND. F. 2 a. G.
Colman. Lyceum, September 3, 1824; D.L.,
May 24, 1826.
JONATHAN WILD. D. 5 a. Henry Young.
A ver. of Harriso.i Ainsworth's " Jack Shep-
pard." Eleph. and C, November 27, 188<j.
JONATHAN WILD; OR, THE STORM ON
THE THAMES. D. 4 a. Mrs. H. Young.
East London, July 13, 1868.
JONATHAN WITHOUT A DAVID, A. P. 4
a. Leighton Foster. Clacton-on-Sea Town H.,
July 19, 1894.
i JONE. O. Petrella. Milan, 1848.
JONES, F. C Arthur Shirley and Benjamin
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JONES AND CO. Ca. Clifton Bingham.
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H., November 30, 1893.
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ber 24, IWaC.
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donough. Aberdeen, Her Maj. T., September
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JONES'S NOTES, THE. F.C. 3 a. Joscpli
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JONGLEUR DE NOTRE DAME, LA. 0.
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JOSEPH. Mentioned in Catalogues. This is
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JOSEPH. Sacred D. Fesch. Pr. 1745.
JOSEPH. Orat. Handel. 1746.
JOSEPH. Sacred D. W. T. Procter. Pr.
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JOSEPH. Orat. Stillingfleet. N.d.
JOSEPH. O. Raimondl. Auprust 7, 1852.
JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN. 0. J.
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JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN. Arthur
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JOSEPH ANDREWS. F. S. J. Pratt. D.L.,
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JOSEPH CHAVnNY. D. Watts Phillips.
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JOSEPH ENTANGLED. C. 3 a. H. A. Jones.
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JOSEPH IN EGYPT. Orat. M. by M6hul.
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1841.
JOSEPH MADE KNOWN TO HIS BRETH-
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JOSEPH SHARK. F. 1 a. G. Phillips.
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March 8, 1888.
JOSEPHINE. D. 2 a. C. E. Wallis. Publ.
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JOSEPHINE. Political Extrav. 3 scenes.
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JOSEPHINE, THE CHILD OF THE REGI-
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C. 2 a. J. B. Buckstone. Hay.
JOSHUA. Sacred D. Saml. Rowley. Ac.
1002.
JOSHUA. Orat. Handel. 1747.
JOSHUA HAGGARD. D. Jesmond L.
Young. Cheltenham T.R., May 19, 1879. See
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JOSIAH'S DREAM; OR, THE WOMAN OF
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JOl RNEY TO BRISTOL; OR, THE HONEST
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(Jlobe, January 30, 1895; Birmingham T.R.,
March 14, 1895; Gt. Queen St., November 4,
1901.
JOURNEYS END IN LOVERS MEETING.
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Daly's, June 5, 1894.
JOV, JO. M.F. 1 a. Frank W. Green and
Oswald Allan. Surrey, September 25, 1876.
JOVIAL COBLER; OR, A LIGHT HEART'S
BETTER THAN A HEAVY PURSE, THE.
Burla. Pr. circa 1749.
JOVIAL CREW. CO. Roome. 1731.
JOVIAL CREW; OR, THE DEVIL TURN'D
RANTER, THE. Int. Anon. Pr. 1598.
JOVIAL CREW; OR, THE MERRY BEG-
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at D.L., 1731; Lyceum, September 7, 1815.
? F. on The Beggar's Bush.
JOY. C. 3 a. J. Galsworthy. Savoy, Seip-
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JOY COMETH; OR, AN INNOCENT SIN-
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Douglas Grand, September 5, 1903 (C.P.).
JOY IS DANGEROUS. C. 2 a. J. Mortimer.
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JOY OF LIVING, THE. 5 a. Edith Whar-
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das Leben. New T., June 24, 1903.
JOY OF THE HOUSE. Dom. D. John Doug-
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JUAN JOSE. Spanish D. 4 a. Jcaquin
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JUAN'S EARLY DAYS. Op. e.xtrav. F. on
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JUANA. P. 4 a. W. G. Wills. Court.
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JUANITA ; OR, A LOVE'S STRATEGY; Mus.
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1894.
JUANITA; OR, A NIGHT IN SEVILLE.
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1S72.
JUANNA. T. 3 a. Rev. ver. of W. G.
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JUBE, THE SANE. P. Temp. Edw. VI.
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JUBILATION. " .Musical mixture." 1 a.
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JUBILEE, THE. Dr. Ent. David Garrick.
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JUBILEE, THE. Mus. sk. Ascribed to T.
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JUBILEE, THE. Mus sk. Arnold. 1809.
JUBILEE, THE. Ent. By Joseph Kemp.
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JUBILEE: OR, JOHN BULL IN HIS
DOTAGE, THE. Panto. By the author of
" Operations of the British Army in Spain."
.\3 it was to have been ac. on October 25,
1809
JUBILEE NOTES. Mus. sk. Corney Grain.
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JUBILEE OF 1802; OR, PRESTON GUILD,
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JUDAEL. Ro. D. 5 a. Mrs. Julius Pollock,
Olympic, Maj- 14, 1S85-
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bury. May 21, 1890; Avenue, January 30, 1892.
JUDAS. P. Wni. Haugliton, in conj. with
Samuel Rowley and Wm. Borne. Scriptural
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JUDAS ISCAKIOT. Mir. P. Home. 1848.
JUDAS MACCABEUS. Orat. Handel. 1746.
JUDAS MACCAB.EUS. O. Goldfaden, in
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JUDGMENT OF PARIS, THE. Entert. of 5
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JUDGMENT OF PARIS, THE. Panto. John
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JUDGMENT OF PARIS, THE. 0. F. on
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JUDGMENT OF PHARAOH, THE. Roan.
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JUDICIAL SEPARATION, A. P. W. A.
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JUDITH. Orat. Huggins. 1733.
JUDITH. Orat. Bickerstaff. M. by Arne.
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JUDITH. Dr. Sk. 1 a. Augusta TuUock.
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Boston Pa'., Deterober 7, 1908; Edmonton R.,
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JUDITH SHAKESPEARE. D. 1 a. Alec
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JUDY. P. 3 a. Roy Horniman. Adap. fr.
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P.O.W., May 15, 1899.
JUDY; OR, A CHILD OF THE STREETS.
Melo-d. 4 a. Standard, December 15, 1902.
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Gordon T., November 10, 1902
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JUGBNFREUNDE. C. Comedy, October 12,
1900; Great Queen Street T., November 15,
1904.
JUGGLER OF PARIS, THE. Pav., Septem-
ber 10, 1860.
JUGURTHA. P. William Boyle. Ac. in
1529. N.p.
JUGURTHA. T. Dr. Gloster Ridley. In
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JUIF ERRANT, LE. 0. Hal^vy. Paris,
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JUIF ERRANT, LE. D. Eugene Sue. Ac.
in Australia. See All for Gold.
JUIF PO'LONAIS, LE. Rovialty, November
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JULIA. P. 3 a. A. Sturgees. M'ch'r
Comedy, March 28, 1898; Royalty, April .,
1898.
JULIA; OR, SUCH THINGS WERE. T.
Prince Hoare. D.L., 1796. N.p. See Such
Things Were.
JULIA; OR, THE ITALIAN LOVER. T.
R. Jephson. D.L.. April 14. 17b7. Pr. 1787.
JULIA AGEIPPINA, EMPRES8E OF ROME.
T. Thos. May. Ac. 1628. Pr. 1639.
JULIA DE ROUBIGNE. T. Catherine Met-
calfe. F. on Mackenzie's novel. Ac. at Bath
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JULIA OF LOUVAIN; OR, MONKISH
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Pr. 1809.
JULIAN. T. 5 a. Mary Russell Mitford.
C.G., 1823. Pr. 1823.
JULIAN AND AGNES; OR, THE MONKS
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Sothehy. D.L., April 25, 1801. Pr. 1801.
JULIAN OF BRENTFORD. Ac. at Rose T.,
Jan. 5, 1592.
JULIAN THE APOSTATE. Ac. at Rose T.,
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JULIANA, PRINCESS OF POLAND. T.C.
John Crowne. D. of York's T., 1671. Pr. 1671.
JULIE. O. Auber. 1811.
JULIE. P. Octave Feuillet. Lyric, June 30,
1898.
JULIE BON-BON. P. 4 a. Clara Lipman.
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JULIUS C^SAR. 't. Wm. Shakesp€are.
Wr. about 1600; again prod. 1607, and, in
present abridged form, 1013. Pr. in 1st folio,
1623. F. on North's translation of Plutarch's
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April 29, 1905; April 25. 1907. Version in 3
a. arranged by Beerbohm Tree, H.M.T., Jan-
uary 22, 1898.
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JL'LIUS C.lilSAR. T. Alexander. Earl of
Stirling. Pr. 1G04. See The Monarchie Trage-
dies..
JULIUS CJESAR. T. J. ShefTield, Duke of
Buckingham, with pro!, and chorus. I'r. 1722.
JULIUS C^SAR. Tr. fr. Voltaire. See
Death of Cresar, Mcnirchie Traijedies, F. M.
Julius, etc.
JULIUS SEE SAW; OR, DAUNTLESS
DECIUS, THE DOUBTFUL DECEMOIR.
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1?69.
JULIUS STERNE. P. 4 a. Taken fr. Sidney
Grundy's An Old Jew. Coronet, November 22,
1905.
JULYUS SESAR. A French Cesar, by Jacques
Gr^vin, had appeared in 1560, but nothing is
known about this piece except the date of its
production, viz., February 1, 1562.
JLlMiP A LITTLE WAGTAIL. Bower,
Decemiber 26, 1868.
JUMPING AT CONCLUSIONS. F. Alec Van
Homrigh. Wandsworth Town H., November
23, 1892 (amat.).
JUNCTO, THE. F. A political and religious
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JUNGLE, THE. MeJo-d. 4 a. C. W. Somer-
set. Liverpool Queen's, November 26, 1906;
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ney Russ. Northampton Berry Wood Asylum,
April 21, 1887.
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Naden. Windsor T.R., September 22, 1890.
JUNIUS; OR, THE HOUSEHOLD GODS. P.
5 a. Lord Lytton. Princess's, February 26,
1885.
JUNIUS BRUTUS. See Lucius Junius
Brutus.
JUNTO; OR, THE INTERIOR CABINET
LAID OPEN. F. A political piece. Pr. 1778.
JUPITER. Burla. Sheridan and Halked.
1771.
JUPITER AND ALCMENA. CO. Chas.
Dibdin. C.G., October 27, 1781. Songs only
pr. Taken fr. Dryden's " Amphytrion."
JUPITER AND EUROPA; OR, THE IN-
TRIGUES OF HARLEQUIN. Panto. L.I.F.,
1723. N.p.
JUPITER AND 10. D. Thos. Heywood.
Taken fr. Ovid. Pr. 1637.
JUPITER AND 10, with a comic int. called
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Origin. Goodman's Fields, 1735. N.p.
JUPITER IN ARGOS. 0. Handel. 1739.
JUPITER UPON EARTH. See Interlude
between Jupiter, etc.
JURA; OR, THE WILD FLOWER OF
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JUROR, THE. F. by " W.B.," of St. Jolin's
Coll., Cambridge. Pr. 1718. N.ac.
JURY OF FATE, THE. P. 7 tab. C. M. S.
McLellan. Shaftesbury, January 2, 1906.
JUST A LITTLE CHANGE. Epis. Bertlia
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JUST A MAN'S FANCY. P. 1 a. W. Gayer
Mackay. Court, May 2, 1901.
JUST A3 WELL. M.R.C. 1 a. J. Hartley
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JUST GENERAL, THE. T.C. Cosmo Ma-
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JUST IN TIME. Comic 0. Thos. Eurlstone.
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JUST IN TIME. D. Pro. and 3 a. F. C.
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JUST IN TIME. Mus. C. 1 a. Chas. Ander-
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Argvll Sasby. Guildford, St. Nicholas H., July
21, 1897.
JUST IN TIME. Far. >Sk. 1 ec. Eric Albury.
Eimpress, Feibni.ary 18, 1907.
JUST ITALIAN, THE. T.C. Sir W. Dave-
nant. Ac. at Blackfryars. Pr. 1630.
JUST LIKE A WOMAN. C. 3 a. A. W.
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JUST LIKE ROGER. F. 1 a. W. Webster.
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JUST MY LUCK. F. Alfred Maltby. Ly-
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JUST ONE WORD. F. Op. Comique, May
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JUST RETRIBUTION. Sk. 4 tab. Ronald
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JUSTICE. Christina Dening. Westminster
T.H., May 12, 1S93 (amat.).
JUSTICE; OR, THE CALIPH AND THE
COBBLER. Mus. D. 3 a. M. by Cooke and
Horn. D.L., November 28, 1820.
JUSTICE AT LAST. D. 1 a. George
Roberts. North Camp Theatre, Farnborough,
Nov. 24, 1894.
JUSTICE AT LAST. D. 4 a. John Addison.
Woolwich, R. Artil., April 11, 1903.
JUSTICE BUSY. C. John Crowne. L.I.F.
Circa 1699. N.p.
JUSTICE NELL. Humorous Sk. J. Farren
Soutar and Robb Harvvood. Wr. for the return
of Miss Nellie Farren to the stage on the occa-
sion of Miss Lydia Thompson's farewell benefit.
Lyceum, May 2, 1899.
JUSTICE TRIUMPHANT; OR, THE ORGAN
IN THE SUDS. P. 3 a. Pr. 1747.
JUVENILE FRIENDSHIP; OR, THE HOLI-
DAYS. D. 3 a. Pr. 1802. N. ac.
K
KAFFIR WAR, THE. D. Sanger's Amphi.,
April 26, 1879.
KAIS; OR, LOVE IN THE DESERTS. 0.
4 a. I. Brandon. Pr. 1808. D.L., February 11,
1808. F. on The Loves of Mejnoun and Leila, a
Persian rom. by D'Israeli. M. by Braham and
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KALTWASSER. C. 3 a. L. Fulda. Royalty,
November 7, 1903.
KAMTCHATKA; OR, THE SLAVE'S TRI-
BUTE. M.D. 3 a. C. Kerable. Adap. fr.
Kotzebue. C.G., October 16, 1811.
KANGAROO GIRL, THE. A M. Ver. of Dr.
Bill. M. by Oscar Barrett. Folkestone
Pleasure Gardens, July 12, 1897; Camberwell
Metropole, July 19, 1897.
KARIN. P. 2 a. Mrs. Hugh Bell. Transl.
fr. the Swedish of Alfhild Agrell. Vaudeville,
May 10, 1892.
KARL; OR, THE LOVE THAT WINS. P.
5 a. Herbert Mooney. Standard, June 23, 1884.
K.\.SSA P. 4 a. John Luth&r Long. H<iy.,
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KASSYA. O. Delibes (1836-1891). Left un-
finished. Orchestrated by Massanet. Prod.
1893.
KATAWAMPUS. P. Louis Calvert and
Judge Parry. P.O.W., December 23, 1901.
KATAWOMPOS. Oa. Extrav. Knight Sum-
mers. M. by Louis Konig. Brighton West Pier
Pav., November 24, 1896.
KATCHELL. BaL Anon. 1813.
KATCHEX VOX HEIDBROXX, DAS. Rom.
D. 4 a. Heinrich von Kleist. D.L., June 27,
1881: Court, February 26, 1909.
KATE KEARXEY; OR, THE FAIRY OF
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Queen's, October 3, 1836.
KATE PAYTON'S LOVERS. D. 1 a. Chas.
Eeade. Queen's, December 20. 1873.
KATHERINE AND PETRUCHIO. C. 3 a.
Alt. by David Garrick (in 1 a.) fr. .Shakespeare's
Taming of the Shrew. CO., 1838; H.M.T.,
fTovember 1, 1897.
KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN. D. 4 a. W.
Travers. Old Bowery Theatre, New York,
1868; New B.T., 1865 (?).
KATHLEEN NI HOULIHAN. P. 1 a. W.
B. Yeats. Queen's Gate H. (under direction of
Irish National T. So©iety). May 2, 1903: St.
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KING QUEER. Strand, April 9, 1855.
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by Ada Cleveland. Forest Gate Earlham H.,
October 27, 1899.
LADY COMMERCIALS, THE. Sk. 1 sc.
Fredk. Faby. M. by Cyril Barry. Chelsea
Palace, September 11, 1905.
LADY CONTEMPLATION, THE. C. 2 parts.
Duchess of Newcastle. Pr. 1662. Sc. 3 in the
first part and sc. 2 in the second part written
by the Duke.
LADY COUNCILLOR; OR, URBAN UR-
BANITY, THE. Oa. Wr. and comp. by J. F.
Swift (Godfrey Marks). Liscard Concert H.,
April 2. 1900.
LADY CYCLIST; OR, A BICYCLE BELLE,
THE. M.C. 2 a. St. Aubyn Miller. M. by
Geo. D. Fox. Luton T. H., April 24, 1897.
LADY D'ARCY. C. B. H. Hilton. Bristol
T.R., May 25, 1870.
LADY DAISY. Panto, burl. Bert Dent.
Grimsby Temperance H., February 12, 1896.
LADY DANDIES, THE. The Merveillfuscs
played under tlii.s title. Daly's, January 31,
1S07.
LADY DEADLOCK'S SECRET. P. 4 a. J.
Palgrave Simpson. Adap. of Ch. Dickens's
" Bleak House." Aberdeen O.H., April 3,
1874; Windsor T.R., November 28, 1883; Op.
C, March 26, 1884.
LADY DEANE, Dom. P. 4 a. Alfred A.
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LADY DENTIST, THE. F. 3 a. Leopold
Montague and Alban Atwood. Broadway,
April 10, 1905.
LADY DETECTIVE, THE. Renamed fr.
Bilberry of Tilbury. Hanlev T.R., March 13,
1899.
LADY DI'S VISIT. Duol. Ch. Thursby.
Chatham O.H., April 26, 1897.
LADY DOCTOR, THE. Duol. E. N. Yorkc.
Brighton Pier T., October 12, 1903.
LADY DOLLY AND THE DECALOGUE. P.
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Paignton Pier Pav., September 17, 1908.
LADY DOROTHY'S SCHEME. M.C. 1 a.
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castle-on-Tyne Art Gallery T., June 24, 1895.
LADY ELIZABETH POOLE GUBBINS. 1 a.
" A. L. H." Pub. by 3. French, Ltd.
LADY ELLA. Juvenile Oa. E. O. Gilbert.
Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
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Criterion, October 12, 190S.
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wright. Pr. 1651.
LADY EXJMOiRiE'S EM'BARiRiA.SSIMiENiT. C.
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Concert H., February 20, 1909 (amat.).
LADY FEATHERBRAIN. C. 3 a. Mrs.
Geo. Corbett. Queen's Gate H., February 23,
1905.
LADY FLIRT. C. 3 a. Paul Gavault and
G. Berr. Adap. fr. the French CO.. lldme.
Flirt. Paris Athen^e, December 27, 1901 ; Hay
market. 1901; Hay., May 25, 1904.
LADY FLORA. C. 4 a. C. F. Coghlan.
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LADY FOLLY. P. 4 a. Stephen Priti.
Preston New T.R., November 18, 1901; ful-
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LADY FORGER, THE. F. 1 a. Eaysw.iter
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LADY FORTUNE. P. 1 a. Ch. Thomas.
Globe, September 17, 1887; Comedy. February
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LADY FBElDiERICK. C. 3 a. W. Somer-
set Maugham. Court, October 26, 1907;
tfd. Garrick, March 10, 1908 ; tfd. to Cri-
terion, April 27, 1908; trne. to Haymarket,
August 1, |908.
LADY FROM LONDON, THE. F. 2 a.
Cyril Depoir. Warrington Court, December 4,
1905.
LADY FROM TEXAS, A. C. 3 a. Mrs. T.
P. O'Connor. Great Queen Street T., June 1,
1901.
LADY FROM THE SEA, THE. D. 5 a.
Henrik Ibsen. Trans, by Eleanor Marx-Ave-
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LADY GER,ALDINE'S SPEECH. Ca. Bea-
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LADY GLADYS. C. Rob. Buchanan. Op.
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LADY GODIVA. Burl. Fred. Robson. Mld-
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LADY GODIVA. P. Max Goldberg. 1894.
LADY GODIVA. P. J. C. Clarke. Imperial,
April 23, 1902.
LADY GODIVA. See Giddy Godiva.
LADY GODIVA; OR, FOR THE PEOPLE.
D. 4 a. H. P. Grattan. Greenwich T.R.,
October 2, 1885.
LADY GODIVA; OR, ST. GEORGE AND
THE DRAGON AND THE CHAMPIONS OF
CHRISTENDOM. \Vm. Muskerry. Sanger's,
December 26, 1889.
LADY GODIVA AND PEEPING TOM.
Sanger's, Decemtoej 27, 1875.
LADY GUIDE, THE. P. 3 a. Terry'tS,
April 15, 1891.
LADY HAMILTON ; OR. THE LAST SIGNAL.
P. 3 a. H. F. Wood. Islington Grand, No-
vember 22. 1904.
LADY HATTON. D. St. Helen's T.R., Sep-
tember 3, 1883.
LADY HENRIETTA; OR, THE STATUTE
FAIR. Ballet. M. by Burgmuller Flotow
and Deldevez. D.L., April 15, 1844.
LADY HUNTWORTH'S EXPERIMENT. C.
3 la. R. C. Carton. Critejion, April 26, 1900 ;
Hayniarket, January 12, 1907
LADY IN DIFFICULTIES, A. CD. 2 a.
J. R. Planch^. Lyceum, October 15, 1849.
LADY IN RED, THE. Sk. Frank Dix.
Walham Green Granville, July 17, 1905.
LADY IN SEARCH OF AN HEIRESS. P.
1 a. Agnes Leigli. Pub. by S. French, Ltd.
LADY INGEIR OF OSTRAT. P. 5 a. H.
Ibsen. Transl. by Chs. Archer. Scala, January
28, 1906.
LADY INTERVIEWER, THE. Sk. Herbert
Swears. Richmond T.R., December 14, 1896.
LADY ISABEL. D. 5 a. Alfred Kempe.
Holborn, January 16, 1873.
LADY JANE. P. 2 parts. Henry Chettle,
In conjunction with Dekker, Heywood, and
Webster. Ac. 1602. N.p.
LADY JANE GRAY. T. by Calprinfede, 1638;
T. by Rowe, 1715; T. by Tennyson, 1876.
LADY JANE GRAY. T. Nicliohis Rowe.
D.L., April 20, 1715. Pr. 1715. Partly based on
an unfinished play on same subject by Edmund
Smith.
LADY JANE GREY. Ross Neil. Pr. 1871.
LADY JANE GREY. D. C. H. Hazlewood.
Britannia, May 25, 1874.
LADY JANE GP^BY. D. W^axnington
P.O.W., February 32, 1875.
LADY JANE GREY. Dr. fragment. 1 a.
Wm. Poel. St. Geo. H., June 12, 1885.
LADY JANE'S CHRISTMAS PARTY. Epi.
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LADY JEMIMA. Do. C. 3 a. Noel Grant.
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LADY JOURNALIST, THE. Duo. I. Zang-
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July 4, 1893.
LADY KILLER, THE. F.C. 3 a. A. Cheva-
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LADY KILLER, THE. F.C. 3 a. Ch. S.
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Liverpool P.O.W., September 25, 1893; Strand,
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LADY KILLER, THE. Hist. P. J. Hickory
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LADY KlINTON'iS NiECKLACE ; OR, THE
HYPNOTIST. P. 3 'a. G. H. Trotman.
Ilkeston T.R., October 15, 1906.
LADY LAiNIGAN ; LAUNDREiSig. CD. 1 a.
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1908.
LADY LAURA'S ARCADIA. Ro. CO. 1 a.
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LADY LAWYER, THE. Oa. 1 a. G. D.
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LADY LILIAN; OR, FLOWERS OF JOY
AND FLOWERS OF SORROW. D. 4 a. Ed-
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LADY LILLIAN. D. Huddersfleld O.H.,
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LADY LOVINGTON; OR, A SOIREE DRA-
MATIQUE. Ca. 1 a. 3 sc. Geo. Villars.
Athenaeum H., Tottenham Court Road, June
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LADY LUCKY. M.C. 3 a. F. Jarman.
Weymouth O.H., July 12, 1906.
LADY MADCAP. M.P. P. Rubens and N.
N. Davis. M. by P. Rubens. Lyrics by P.
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LADY MARJORIE'S WAGER. P. 1 a. A.
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LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU. D.
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LADY MAYORESS, THE. C. 3 a. H. D.
Rowan. lEiist Finchiley All Saints' Parish H.,
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lADY iMlElLVILL. 0. F. Flotow. 1838.
LADY MOTH. A curious p. of the 17th cen-
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LADY OF BAYONNE, THE. T.O. 1 a.
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LADY OF BELLEISLE; OR, A NIGHT IN
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LADY OF HAIGH; OR, A WIPE'S
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LADY OP KENSINGPON, THE. P. 5 a.
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1908 (C.P.).
LADY OF KILDARE; OR, MARRIED IN
MISTAKE, THE. D. Salisburv Queen's, March
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LADY OF LEEDS, THE. Fro. 3 a. Robt.
Marshall. Wyndham's, February 9, 1905.
LADY OF LONGFORD, THE. 0. 1 a. Sir
Augustus Harris and Fredk. Weatherly. M.
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LADY OF LOYAL HOUSE, THE. P. J. H.
McCarthy. Margate Grand T., September 21,
1904.
LADY OF LYONS, THE. Burl. W. Younge.
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LADY OF LYONS, THE. See The Castle of
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LADY OF LYONS; OR, LOVE AND PRIDE,
THE. P. 5 a. Lord Lytton. C.G., February
15, 1838. Thti title used prior to perfce. was
The Adventurer. Chief incidents s.ugge8ite<l
by a tale named "The Bellowe Menders";
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"THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
241
LADY OF LYONS; OR, TWOPENNY PRIDS
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LADY OF LYONS MARIUED AND CLAUDE
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Glasgow Royalty, September 27, 1884.
LADY OF LYONS MARRIED AND
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LADY OF AIAY, THE. Masque. Sir Philip
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Gardens at Wanstead, Essex. ? Pr.
LADY OF OSTEND, THE. F. 3 a. F. C.
Eurnand. Fd. on Gerniau P. of Owi'iir Biu-
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LADY OF PLEASURE, THE. C. Jas. Shir-
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Licensed 1635. Pr. 1637.
LADY OF QUALITY, A. D. 5 a. Adap.
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Townesend fr. Mrs. Burnett's novel. Ladbroke
H., March 7, 189G (C.P.); Cambridge New T.,
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LADY OF THE CAMELLIAS, THE. T.D.
4 a. Adap. fr. Dumas's Dame aux Camelias.
Vaudeville, February 2, 18.52.
LADY OF THE DESERT. D. Stirling. 1859.
LADY OF THE LAKE, THE. E. J. Eyre.
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LADY OF THE LAKE, THE. M.D. M. by
Cooke. D.L. January 4, 1827.
LADY OF THE LAKE. THE. C. 3a. Dibdin.
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LADY OF THE LAKE, THE. Burl. R.
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LADY OF THE LAKE, THE. Cantata. Sir
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LADY OF THE LAKE, THE. D. 4 a. Chas.
Webb. Glasgow T.R., August 14, 1871.
LADY OF THE LAKE, THE. D. 4 a. An-
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LADY OF THE LAKE, THE. Ro. D. 3 a.
Adap. fr. Sir Walter Scott's poem. Surrey.
LADY OF THE LAKE, THE. See KnigU
of Snowdown and La Donna del Lago.
LADY OF THE LANE, THE. BurL H. J.
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LADY OE THE LOCKET, THE. CO. 3 a.
H. Hamilton. M. by Wm. Fullerton. Empire,
Marcii 11, 1885.
LADY OF THE MANOR, THE. CO. 3 a.
Dr. Kenrick. C.G., November 23, 1778. Pr.
1778. T. fr. Chas. Johnson's Country Lasses;
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with new m. by Hook, the original composer),
April 23, 1818.
LADY OF THE MAY, THE. See Lady of
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LADY OF THE PAGEANT, THE. F.C. 3 a.
Max Pemberton and Cvril Wentworth. East-
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LADY OF THE ROCK, THE. Melo-d. Thos.
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LADY OR THE TIGER, THE. 3 a. Sidney
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Elephant and Castle, May 7, 1888 (C.P.).
LADY OP THE TOWER. Burl. Anon. 1811.
LADY PADDINGTON. F.C. 3 a. F. C.
Philips and Walter Parke. Adap. fr. Le True
d' Arthur. Hastings Pier Pav., July 26, 1902.
LADY PHILOSOPHER, THE. M.C. 2 a.
Henry Hughea. M. by A. A. Bancroft. Heaton
Moor Conservative 11., Maich 4, 1898. Dalston,
Oct. 1898.
LADY S\TAN. D. 4 a. Wm. P. Sheen.
Openahaw Harte's T., June 28, 1897.
LADY SELINA OF " K." M.C. 3 a. Bks.
and lyrics by E. C. Mabel Leeds, M. by C.
Blakesley Yearsley. Kingston R. County, May
5, 1907.
LADY SLAVEY, THE. M.P. 2 a. G. Dance.
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LADY SWINDLER, A. Sk. Rose Vane.
Greenwich Palace, September 9, 1907.
LADY TATTERS. Rom. mus. play. 3 a.
Book Herbert Ltonard, lyrics Roland Carse,
music Walter Slaughter. Marlborough, August
31, 1906 (C.P.); ShaifteL*ury, May 1, 1907.'
LADY TEMPLEMORE'S FUTURE. Society
P. 4 a. G. B. Nichols. Taunton London As-
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LADY TETLEY'S DIVORCE. P. Pro. and
3 a. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Downing. Bristol
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Tetley's Scheidung, Marc-h 7, 1904.
LADY VOLUNTEERS, THE. C 1 a. Miss
Sydney Phelps. Pajrkhurst, July 13, 1896;
Vaudeville, April 25, 1900.
LADY WHO DWELT IN THE DARK. P
1 a Monckton Hoflfe. Southampton Grand,
June 8, 1903; Holloway Marlborough, August
8, 1904; Collins's M.H., M.ay 15, 1905.
LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN. C. 4 a.
Osoaj- Wilde. St. James's, Februiary 20, 1892,
and November 19, 1904. See The Poet and the
Puppets.
LADY WITH A TEMPER, THE. 1857.
LADY WRANGLER, THE. M.C. Seymour
Hicks. M. by Ellaline Terriss. Duke of York's,
IVtairoh 4, 1898.
LADY'S CHOICE, THE. P. 2 a. Paul Hif-
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LADY'S IDOL, THE. F.C. 3 a. Arthur
Law. Bournemouth T.R., March 28, 1895;
Vaudeville, April IS, 1895; and Terry's
LADY'S LAST FROLIC. Love. 1774.
LADY'S LAST STAKE; OR, THE WIFE'S
RESENTMENT, THE. C Colley Cibber.
Queen's T. in Hay., December 13, 1707. Pr.
1708. A kind of pendant to The Careless
Husband.
LADY'S LAST STROKE, THE. C Theo.
Cibber.
LADY'S LECTURE, THE. Dialogue between
Sij Chas. E.asy and his marriageable daughter
C. Cibber. Pr. 1748.
LADY'S MAID, THE. C 3 a. Henry Hamil-
ton. Liverpool P.O.W., April 17, 1893.
LADY'S MAID, THE. M.P. 2 a. C. A.
Lord. M. by E. Hastings. Swindon, Decem-
ber 21, 1901 ; Cambridge New T., December 26,
1901; Balham Duchess, February 10, 1902.
LADY'S MAID, THE. M.C. 2 a. E. A.
Sykes and R. G; Neal. M. by E. A. Sykes.
Northampton St. Michael's H., November 16,
1905.
LADY'S OPERA, THE. CG. 1781. This
was The Beggar's Opera, with the characters
entirely impersonated by females.
LADY'S REVENGE; OR, THE ROVER RE-
CLAIM'D, THE. C Wm. Popple. CG ,
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"THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
LADY'S TRIAL, A. D. Ford. 1639. Pr.
1639.
LADY'S TRIUMPH, THE. CO. Elkanah
Settle. L.I.F. Pr. 1718.
LADY'S VISITING DAY, THE. C. Chas.
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LADYLAND. CO. 2 a. and 3 scenes. E.
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L-ELIA. • A Latin P. Ac. at Queen's Coll.,
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LAGGARD, THE. Orig. P. 1 a. ^Vmiam
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1907.
LAGGARD IN LOVE, A. F. Horace Len-
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L\ID UP IN PORT! OR. SHARKS ALONG-
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LAKERS, THE. Comic 0. 3 a. J. Plump-
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LALLA ROOKH. O. C E. Horn. Dublin,
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LALLA ROOKH. E.xtrav. 3 a. Vincent
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LALLA ROOKH. P. 2 a. B. F. Rayner.
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LALLA ROOKH. Extrav. Frank Hall.
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LALLA ROOKH. Burl. Extrav. Horace
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LALLA ROOKH. 0. F. David (1810-1876).
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LALLA ROOKH. See The Veiled Prophet,
Zelica.
LALLA ROOKH; OR, THE PRINCESS,
THE PERI, AND THE TROUBADOUR. Burl,
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LALLAPALOOSA. Sk. Holbora Empire,
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LAMBERT SIMNEL. O. Left unf. by F.
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LAMBERTAZZI, I. 0. Poniatowski. Flor-
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LAME COMMONWEALTH. THE. A Droll
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LAME EXCUSE, A. F. 1 a. Fredk. Hay.
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LAME LOVER, THE. C 3 a. Samuel
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LAMED FOR LIFE. C 2 a. Weatland
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LAMPLIGHTER, THE. F. 1 a. C. Dickens.
L\NCASHLRE LAD, THE. Dom. mdo-d 4
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LANCASHIRE LASS; OR, TEMPTED,
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H. J. Byron. Liverpool Amphi., October M,
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LANCASHIRE LIFE; OR, POOR JOE THE
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LANCASHIRE SAILOR, THE. D. la.
Brandon Thomas. Terry's, June 6, 1891,
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LANCASHIRE WEAVER LAD, THE. D.
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LANCASHIRE WITCHES, THE. C. Thos.
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Witches, and the running title is The Witches
of Lancashire.
LANCASHIRE WITCHES, THE. P. 3 a.
E. FitzbaU.
LANCASHIRE WITCHES, THE. O. 3 a.
R. T. Gunton. M. bv F. Stanislaus. Manches-
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LANCASHIRE WITCHES; OR, THE DIS-
TRESSES OF HARLEQUIN, THE. Pant.
Cha-s. Dibdin. Ac. at the Circus. Soflg«, etc.,
onlv pr. 1783. See Amorous Bigot.
LANCASHIRE WITCHES AND TEAGUE
O'DIVELLY, THE IRISH PRIEST. C Thos.
Shadwell. Duke's T. Pr. 1682. See The
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LANCELOT AND ELAINE. Cant. A. B.ajr-
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LANCELOT DU LAC. 0. Jonciferee. 1900.
LANCELOT THE LOVELY ; OR, THE IDOL
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LANCERS, THE. Int. 1 a. John Howard
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LANCERS, THE. D. 3 a. Capt. Leiceeter
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LANCIOTTO AND CECILIA. 0. 3 a,
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LANCY, DE. P. Augustus Thomas. Vau-
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LAND, THE. P. 3 a. Padriac Colum. Irish
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LAND AHEAD. D. 4 a. Geo. Manville
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LAND AND LOVE. C 3 a. A. W. Du-
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LATEST EDITION OF BLACK EYED
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LATEST YARN OF THE CRUSOE CREW,
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LATIIN PLAYS.— The .greatest dramatic
writers and their works are as follows : —
OOlMEIDY.
Plautus T. iM.accius.— This 'Roman poet
was born at Sarsina, oirea B.C. 255. He
began to write plays about B.C. 220.
Twenty of hiie comedies are still extant
out at the twenty-five ^pronounced by
Leimipriere as genuine. One hundred and
thirty were current under (his name. He
died B.C. 1S4.
AMPHITRUO
ASINABIA
AULULARIA
BACdHLDES (incomplete)
OAPTIVI
CUBOULIO
CASINA
OlSHEILLARIA
EPIDICUS
iMENjECHMI
iMOSTELLABIA
MILES GLORlIOiSU'S
uMiE.ro A TOiR
PSEUDOLUS
PffiNULUS
PE.BSA
K.UDKUS
S'lirims (incomplete)
TRINUMMUS
TRUCULENTUS
Fragments only of Vidularia axe pre-
server!.
Terence (Terentius Afer, Publius). — This
iRoman poet was probably born at
Carthage about B.C. 195. Six of his come-
dieo have come down to us, and all are
transl.itionfl or adao tat ions from the
THE STAGE" CYCLOPAEDIA.
245
comedies of Menander, -n'hose entire col-
lection of 108 comedies Terence is said to
jjave translated. He died circa B.C. 158.
ANDBIA, B.C. 1C6.
HECYRA; OR, THE STEIPMOTHE'R,
B.C. 1G5.
HBAUTON - TIMOROUME^OS ; OR,
SELF-TOiRIMiENTOR, B.C. 163.
EUNiUOHUS. B.C. 162.
BHORMIO, B.C. 162.
ADELPHl; OR, THE BROTHERS,
B.C. 160.
TRAGEDY.
-Senec.4 (Lucius AmifE'Us). — Born at Cor-
d'Uba, in Spain, B.C. 7. iHi.s 8 tragedies,
together witli 2 Sc. from Thebais, toeing
rhetorical and undramatic in style, are
not smted to tlie stage. He died a.D. 65.
MEDEOE.
(HIPPOLYTE.
LEiS TROYElNiNiEiS.
CEDIPE.
THYiESTE.
iHE'ROULE FITRIEtTX.
.HEiROULE S L'CETA.
AGAMElMNOiN.
POEM/S AN'D PLAYS.
Ovid (Publius Ovidius Xaso).— Born at
Sulmo, B.C. 43. . He died .a.d. 17. His
wriUngs comprise': —
AZORES.
D(B ARTE AMANiDI.
iPASTI.
ME TAMORPH OSES.
iMlEBEA (lost).
TRISTIA.
RIE RJEMEDIO AiMORLS.
IBIS.
See The Westmingter Plays.
LAU.DA ZION. Orat. Mendelssohn. 1800-
47.
LADGH WHEN YOU CAN. C. 5 a. Fred-
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LAUGHING PHILOSOPHER, A. Plav. 1 a.
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LAUGHTER IN COURT. Piece. 1 a. John
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LAURA; OR, LOVE'S ENCHANTMENT. C.
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? N.p
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LAVINIA. Dram. poem. 5 a. Wr. on the
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LAW AGAINST LOVERS, THE. T. C. Sir
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LEAH: A HEARTY JOKE IN A CAB-AGE.
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LEANDER AND HERO. T. Anon., but
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LEANDER AND LEONORA. Ballet dance
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LEAP IN THE DARK, A. Dom. D. Buck-
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LEAP YEAR. Duol. Fredk. Kerr. Lad-
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LEAP YEAR IN THE WEST. P. Johanna
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LEAR OF PRIVATE LIFE, THE. D. 3 a.
W. T. Moncrieff. F. on Mrs. Opie's story
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LEARNED LADIES, THE. C. Ozell
Traasl. of Molifere's Femmes Scavantes.
LEARNED LADY, THE. C. 2 a. R. Oli
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LEARNED PROFESSOR, THE. Satirical F.
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LEATHERLUNGOS THE GREAT: HOW HE
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LEAVE IT TO ME. F. 1 a. C. H. Hazle
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LEAVE IT TO ME. F. Liverpool Rotunda
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LEAVENWORTH CASE, THE. D. Adap
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LEAVES OF MFjMORY, THE. Sk. Eu.slon,
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LEAVES OF SHAMROCK. D. 5 a. J. P.
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LED ASTRAY. D. 6 a. Dion Boucicault
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LEEDS MERCHANT, THE. C. Wallis. 1770,
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LEFT THE STAGE; OR, GRASSOT TOR-
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lish stage.
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LILLY'S COURT COMF.DmS:— Alexander
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LILY OF LEOVILLE, THE. CO. 3 a.
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LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY. See The
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LITTLE MARY. " An uncomfortable P."
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LITTLE MINISTER, THE. P. 4 a. J. M.
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LONG MEG OF V/ESTMINSTER. Ac. at
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LONG ODDS. CD. 3 a. Conway Ed-
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LONGSHANK. Ac. at the Rose T., August
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LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE. City of
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LOOKE TO THE LADIE. C. J. Shirley.
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LORD AND LADY GUILDEROY. CD. 3 a
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LORD BATEMAN'S OVERLAND JOURNEY.
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LORD BLUNDER'S CONFESSION: OR.
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LORD IN WAITING, A. C. 1 a. A. O'D.
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LORD LOVEL AND LADY NANCY BELL;
OR, THE BOUNDING BRIGADE OF . THE
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LORD MACNINNY. F. Vaudeville, De-
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LORD MARPLE'S DAUGHTER. CD. 3 a.
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LORD OF THE MANOR, THE. P. 3 a.
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LOST AND/ FOUND. D. 5 a. J. C Wil-
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LOST AND WON. D. 2 a. Lemon. Publ.
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LOST HUSBAND, THE. D. 4 a. Adap. fr.
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LOST HUSBAND, THE. CO. 1 a. M. by
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LOST LADY, THE. T.C Sir Wm. Berkley.
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LOST LOVE. D. 4 a. Mortimer Murdoch.
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LOST LOVER; OR, THE JEALOUS HUS-
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LOST PRINCESS, THE. T. Murrough
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LOST SHIP; OR, THE MAN OF WARS-
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LOTHAIR, BATTI BATTI ; AND SHAH
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LOTTERY CHANCE; OR, THE DRUNKARD
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LOTTERY OF LIFE; A STORY OF NEW
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LOUISON. Ver. of The Angel of the Attic.
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LOVE. P. 5 a. J. Sheridan Knowlee.
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LOVE AND A BOTTLE. C. Geo. Farquhar.
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LOVE AND A SHADOW. P. 4 a. Archi-
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LOVE AND FOLLY. Serenata. 3 Int. M.
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LOVE AND FORTUNE, HISTORY OF. Perf.
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LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP. P. Sir William
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LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP. Serenata. M. by
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LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP. Op. D.L. Pr.
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LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP; OR, THE
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LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP; OR, THE RIVAL
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LOVE AND GLORY. Masque. Thos. Philips.
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LOVE AND GOUT. C. 3 a. Jameson.
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LOVE AND HALFPENCE. Ca. Wm. Poel.
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LOVE AND HATE. D. 2 a. Horace Wigan.
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LOVE AND HATE IN CORSICA. P. 1 <i.
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LOVE AND HONOUR. T.C. Sir W. Dave-
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i^alled The Courage of Love, and afterwards
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LOVE AND HONOUR. Dr. Poem. Thos.
DelamajTie. Pr. 1742. Consisting of 7 Cantos
or Acts introducing the principal personages
of the .Sneid as interlocutors.
LOVE AND HONOUR. Op. Piece. C.G.,
May 9, 1794. N.p.
LOVE AND HONOUR. CD. Campbell
Cl'arke. Birmingham T.R., June 30, 1875;
Globe, August 14, 1875.
LOVE AND HONOUR: OR, SOLDIERS AT
HOME— HEROES ABROAD. Dom.D. 3 a. J. E.
Carpenter. Surrey, Nov&mber 5, 1855.
LOVE AND HONOUR: OR, THE PRIVA-
TEER. F. Pr. 1753 at Ipswich.
LOVE AND HUNGER. F. 1 a. J. M. Mor-
ton. Adtlphi, September 26, 18,'J9. Hay.
LOVE AND INInOCENCE. Past. Serenata.
Maryleibone. Pr. 1769.
LOVE AND LAW. Oa. la. Frank Lati-
mer. M. by Ivan Oaryll. Lyric, March 4,
1891.
LOVE AND LIBERTY. T. Cha.s. Johnson.
Pr. 1709. N. ac. Intended for D.L.
LOVE AND LOYALTY. Walker. See Fate
of Villainy.
LOVE AND LOYALTY. 0. A. Macdonald.
Pr. 1791. N. ac.
LOVE AND LOYALTY. W. J. Robson. D.L.,
March 22, 1855.
LOVE AND MADNESS. An antique dr. tale.
F. G. Waldron. Hay., September 21, 1795.
N.p. F. on The Two Noble Kinsmen.
"THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
261
LOVR AND MACIC; OR, HARLEQUIN'S
HOLIDAY. Pant. D.L., March, 18u2. N.p.
LOVE AND MONEY. D. Prol. and 5 a. C.
L. Reade and H. PeWitt. Adeli)lii, November
18, 1882,
LOVE AND MONEY. D. 4 a. J. F. Stan-
flekl. Mancnest^?r, March 5, 1902.
LOVE AND MONEY; OR. THE FAIR
CALEDONIAN. M.F. 1 a. Ben.son. Ha;,.,
1795. Pr. 1798.
LOVE AND MURDER. F. 3 a. Biickstone.
Puhl. by J. DickB.
LOVE AND NATURE. Mu.^. Piece. 1 a.
Geo. Monck Berkeley. Dublin, March, 1789.
Pr. 1797. This is the .'(tory of Prior's Renry
and Emma, curtailed. M. h\ Sliit'ld.-!.
LOVE AND POLITICS. Ca. H. T. Johnson.
Op. C, Ft-bruary 9, 1888.
LOVE AND PRIDE. D. Rodwell. Adelphi,
February, 1843.
LOVE AND RAIN. F. 1 a. Adap. fr. the
French. Another tran.slatjon, called KiUinij
Time, played at Princess's.
LOVE AND REASON. C. 3 a. Taken fr.
the Fr. and adap. to Eng. stage by M. R.
Lacy. C.G., May 22, 1827.
LOVE AND REVENGE. T. Elkanah Settle.
Duke of York's 1., 1G7.5. Pr. l()7;j. Partly fr.
The Fatal Contract, by Heminge.
LOVE AND REVENGE; OR, THE VINT-
NER OUTWITTED. Ballad 0. Anon. Ac. at
t.he litJtle T. in Hay., 1729. This is The Match
in Newgale altered, and with songs added.
LOVE AND RICHES RECONCILED. Masque.
Harri.^. 1099. See Love's a Lottery.
LOVE ANiD STRiATAiGEOW. See Leona.
LOVE AND THE LAW. Oa. 1 a. H. Mill-
ward. M. by C. F. Havward. Wolverhampton
Exch. H., February 20, 18SC.
LOVE AND THE LAW. P. 3 a. Charlotte
Eliza Wells. Bay.4wacer Bijou, March l(i,
1908 (C.P.).
LOVE AND VALOUR; OR, THE TWO
NOBLE KINSMEN. T. Altered fr. Beaumont
and Fletc.lier. Ac. at Richmond, 1779. N.j).
LOVE AND WAR. T. Thos. Meriton. Pr.
lGri8. N. ac.
LOVE AND WAR. M. Ent. Robert .Tephson.
Abridgment of The Camimign. C.G., March 15,
17s7. N.i).
LOVE AND WAR. M. Rom, CO. by Law-
rence Olde and Basil Gotto. M. by Evan
Kefe. Portismouth T.R., June 17, 1895; Eleph.
and C, July 15, 1895.
LOVE AND WINE. A Sequel to Lo>-e and
Friendship. C. Pr. 1754. By the author of
The Friendly Rivals.
LOVE APPLE. Oa. Offenbach. Gaiety, Sep-
tember 24, 1874.
LOVE AT A LOSS; OR, MOST VOTES
CARRY IT. C. Mrs. Catherine Trotter, after-
wards CockburU'C. D.L. Pr. 1701. Rewritten
and intended for production as The Honour-
able Deceivers; or, All Right at the Last.
LOVE AT A VENTURE. C. Mrs. Centlivre.
Ac. at Bath New T. Transl. fr. Le Gallant
Double. Pr. 1706. See The Double Gallant.
LOVE AT A VENTURE; OR, THE RAKE
RECLAIMED. C. 5 a. Hay., 1782. N.p.
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT. C. David Craw-
fond. L.I.F., 17114. Wr. 17(iO. Pr. N.d.
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT. I'.alhul F. Thos.
King, D.l.., October 17, 1703,
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT. Ca. Major Joce-
lyn. R.A. Woolwich Royal Artillery T., May 3,
1889.
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT: OR, THE WIT OF
A WOMAN. B.O. 2 a. Joseph Yarrow. Pr.
1742. Ac. by the York Co. of Comodians. ? a
hint taken from Mrs. Cen.tlivrc's Busy Body.
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT. P. Pro. and 4 a.
E. Martin and F. Llewelhn. Bav.swiit«^r Bijou,
July 2C, 1906.
LOVE AT HOME. C. 1 a. Sylvanus Daun-
cey. F. on T.K. ct P.K., by Aug. Hendrix.
West Hartlepool T.R., May 14, 1891.
LOVE BETRAYED; OR, THE AGREEABLE
DISAPPOINTMENT. C. Chs. Burnabv. Pr.
1703. L.I.F., 1703. Partly fr. Twelfth Night.
LOVE BIRD. Oa. Lib. by Conway Edwardea.
M. by A. Ni-chol.son. Vaudeville, June 19, 1872.
LOVE BIRDS, THE. M.C. 3 a. George
Grosisniitli, jun. M. by Raymond Roze, addl.
lvric.3 bv P. Greenbaniv. Savoy, February 10,
1904.
LOVE BY LANTERN LIGHT. Oa. la.
Adap. fr. Le Mariage aiix Lanterns, by M.
Carre and L. Batter. Soho T., 1862.
LOVE CHARM; OR. THE VILLAGE
COQUETTE. THE. CO. 2 a. M. by Auber,
adap. by Bishop. Taken fr. French of Scribe.
D.L., November 3, 1831.
LOVE CHASE, THE. C. 5 a. J. Sheridan
Knowles. Hay., 1837; D.L., January 25, 1850;
Shaftesbury, June 1, 1891.
LOVE CONQUERS; OR, NO SPY. P. la.
A. Houghton Townley. Camden Town Park H..
February 21, 18S9.
LOVE CROWNS THE END. Past. John
Tatham. Pr. 1640. Not divided into acts. In
1657 edition called a T.C. ? written for and
ac. by Scholars of Bingham, Nottinghamshire,
in 1632.
LOVE DESPISED. Another title for Cupid's
Revenge IOCS.
LOVE DRAGOONED. F. Motteux. Circa
1700.
LOVE EXTEMPORE. C 2 a. Kenny. Publ.
by J. Dicks.
LOVE FINDS A WAY. Keith. Jersey O.H..
November 30, 1903.
LOVE FINDS THE WAY. CO. TIios. Hull,
CO., November 12, 1777. An abridgment of
The School for Guardians. Songs only pr.
LOVE FOR LOVE. C. 5 a. Wm. Congreve.
New T. in L.I.F., 1093: C.G., 1807; D.L., "Janu-
ary 23, 1816; D.L., October 20, 1825. Pr. 1695.
See Rii.rom Joan.
LOVE FOR MONEY; OR, THE BOARDING-
SCHOOL. C. Thos. Dmigev. Ac. at the T.R.,
1091. Pr. 1091. The Boarding-School by Coffey
f. on this piece..
LOVE FREED FROM IGNORANCE AND
FOLLY. Masque. Ben Jonson. Circa 1610-11,
Pr. 1640.
LOVE GAME, A. Oa. Walter Browne. M.
by A. Thompson M'Evoy. Ealing Lvric H.,
February 16, 18S5.
LOVE GERMS. Sk. Prod, by the Smyth-
sons. Royal StaJKlard, December 3, 1900.
LOVE GIVES THE ALARM. C. J. G. Hoi
man. C.G., February 23, 1804. N.p.
LOVE HATH FOUND OUT HIS EYES. P.
Thos. Jordan. Ent. Sta.tioners' Co., Jime 29,
1660. Destroyed by Wiarburton's servant.
LOVE HIS METAMORPHOSIS, John L\ly
Pr, 1601,
262
THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
LOVE, HONOUR, AND INTEREST. C. 3 a
John Gait. Pr. 1814. ? N. ac.
LOVE IN A BLAZE. CO. Joseph Atkineon.
Ac. at Dublin. P"r. 1800. Idea possibly fr. The
Widow of Malabar.
LOVE IN A CAMP; OR, PATRICK IN
PRUSSIA. M.F. John O'Keeffe. A sequel to
The Poor Soldier. C.G., February 17, 17SG.
Pr. 1798. D.L., February 15. 1814.
LOVE IN A CHEST. F. Chs. Johnson.
Ac. and pr. with The Force of Friendship.
1710.
LOVE
May 10.
LOVE
gravine
IN A COFFEE SHOP. Si;. Bedford,
1M9.
IN A CONVENT. C. By the Mar-
of Anspacli. Ac. at Brandenbiirgh
House, July, 1805. N.p.
LOVE IN A COTTAGE. Past. Joseph
Pr. at Dublin, 1785.
IN A COTTAGE. Burl
D.L., June
4 a. B. Hood.
Waker.
LOVE
28, 1836.
LOVE IN A COTTAGE. C.
Terry'6, January 27, 1904.
LOVE IN A FLAT. Duel, by
Fulbam Graiid, February 13. 1899.
LOVE IN A FOREST. C. C. John.son. Pr.
1723. Ac. at D.L., January 9, 1723. Partly fr.
As You Like It. Dedicated to the Fraternity
Masons.
IN A HURRY.
Circa 1709.
IN A MAZE.
of Free
LOVE
Dublin.
LOVE
Lied. 1631.
LOVE IN
Circa 1672.
LOVE IN
CBisa's, 1851.
LOVE IN
LOVE IN
Parker.
Palace,
S. Lounde.
C. A. Aston. Ac. at
James Shirlev.
A MAZE. C. Ac. at King's T.
N.p.
A MAZE. Dion Boucicault. Prin-
A MIST. F. Cunningham. 1747.
A MIST. M. Fairy P. 3 a. L.N.
Orig. prod, in the provinces. Crystal
July 9, 1891.
Drydon's Play of
Anon. N.d., but
LOVE IN A MYSTERY. F. T. Horde. Pr.
1786.
LOVE IN A NUNNERY.
the Assignation. 1673.
LOVE IN A PUDDLE. C.
since 1700.
LOVE IN A RIDDLE. Past. 0. Colley
Cibber. D.L., January 7, 1729. .\n imitation
of The Beggar's Opera. Pr. 1729 (not 1719 as
on title).
F. 2 a. Beniamin Grif-
1715. Pr. 1715.
C. Et.herage. 1664.
Lyceum, April 24, 1809.
C. Richd. Savage. D.L.,
LOVE IN
fin. L.I.F.,
LOVE IN
LOVE
LOVE
July 22,
LOVE
IN
IN
A SACK.
June 14,
A TUB.
A TUB.
A VEIL.
1718. Pr. 1719.
IN A VILLAGE. CO. 3 a. Lsaac
Bickerstaffe. C.G., 1762. Pr. 1763. Compiled
fr. C Johnson's Vilkige Opera, Wycherley's
Gentleman Dancing-Master, Marivaux's Jeu
de iAmour et du Hazard, and other pieces.
D.L., July 5, 1814; Lyceum.* July 22, 1817;
Lyceum. 1827; D.L.. 1829; City, 1831; Prin-
cess's, November, 1848.
LOVE IN A WOOD; OR, ST. JAMES'S
PARK. C. Wm. Wycherley. Ac. at the T.R.
Pr. 1672. D.L., August 15, 1718.
OR
,].'
LOVE IN A WOOD
SQUIRE. V. By " G.
1714. N. ac.
LOVE IN ALL SHAPES.
? N. ac.
LOVE IN AUTUMN. C.
Payswater Bijou, July 12,
THE COUNTRY
(Giles Jacob). Pr.
F. Anon. Pr. 1739.
4 a.
1904,
A. H. Pocock. I
LOVE IN DISGRACE. 0. Henry Lucas.
Dublin. Circa 1776. N.p.
LOVE IN HUMBLE LIFE. C la. J.
Howard Payne. Adap. fr. Scribe's Michel and
Christine. D.L., February 14, 1822.
LOVE IN IDLENESS. C 3 a. L. N. Parker
and Edward J. Goodman. Brighton 'T.R.,
March 13, 1896; Terry's, October 21, 1896, and
December 28, 1896.
LOVE IN ITS EXTASY; OR, THE LARGE
PREROGATIVE. Dr. Past. Wm. Peaps. Pr.
1649. N. ac.
LOVE IN MANY MASKS. C J. P. Kemble.
.\n alt. of the first part of Mr.s. Behn's Rover.
D.L., 1790. Pr. 1790.
LOVE IN SEVERAL MASKS (MASQUES).
C Henry Fielding. D.L., 1727. Pr. 1728.
LOVE IN SHORT FROCKS. F. Sk. Cam-
berweli Empire, April 1, 1907.
LOVE IN TANDEM. Eccentric C 3 a. Aug.
Daly. Adap. fr. La Vie a Deux (Paris Od^on,
1890). Daly's, July 18, 1893.
LOVE IN THE CITY. CO. Isaac Bicker-
staffe, part of M. bv Dibdin. CO., February
21, 1767. Pr. 1767. See The Romp.
LOVE IN THE DARK: OR, THE MAN OF
BUSINESS. C Sir Francis Fane. Ac. at the
T.R. Pr. 1075. Borrowed fr. Scarron's novel
The Invisible Mistress, Boccace's The Devil's
an Ass, The Busy Body, and The Loves of
Great Men.
LOVE IN THE EAST: OR, THE ADVEN-
TURES OP TWELVE HOURS. CO. James
Cobb. D.L., February 25, 1788. Pr. 1788.
LOVE IN WRINKLES; OR, THE RUSSIAN
STRATAGEM. CO. 2 a. M. R. Lacy. D.L.,
December 4, 1828.
LOVE IS THE CONQUEROR. C Ashton,
N.p.
LOVE IS THE CONQUEROR; OR, THE
IRISH HERO. MSS. Play in Charles Macklin's
library.
LOVE IS THE DOCTOR. C la. Taken fr.
L'Amour le Medecin of Moliere. L.I.F., .-^pril
4, 17.34.
LOVE KING, THE. D. 4 a. Gilibert Elliott.
Reading R. County T., March 9, 1893.
LOVE KNOT, THE. C 3 a. J. Stirling
Coyne. D.L., March -8, 18,58.
LOVE KNOT, THE. P. 4 a. Louis N.
Parker. York T.R., October 7, 1892.
LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. M.F.
2 a. Geo. Colman the younger. Fr. the French
of Bouilly's line Folic. Hay., July 25, 1803.
Pr. 1808. b.L., October G, 1818; Lyceum, August
1, 1820.
LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. T.
Transl. Anon. 1803. *
LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. Duol.
by Elsie Fogerty. Albert H. West T., May l:i,
1899.
LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC F. 2 a. James
Kenney. 1812. CG. D.L., March 15, 1823.
LOVE LETTER, A. Dom. D. la. Mrs. E.
Argent Lonergan. Strand, May 10, 1894.
LOVE LIES BLEEDING. Ca. la. Charles
Daly. Bayswater Bijou, April 30, 1900.
LOVE LIMITED; OR, A PROVOKING PRE-
DICAMENT. COa. la. A. F. Knight. M.
by Ernest W. Brown. Reading Old Town H.T.,
November 10, 1894.
LOVE LOCK. Olympic, February 13, 18.14.
LOVE LOST IN THE DARK: OR, THE
DRUNKEN COUPLE. F. Pr. 1080. Ste The
Muse of Newmarket..
"THE STAGE" CYCLOF.W.DT A.
265
LOVE LOYAL. Duol. 0:i.. with M. J. Green-
lull. Bayswater Bijou, July -t. 1901.
LOVK MAKES A MAN; OR, TIIK KOP'S
FORTUNE. C. 5 a. C. Cibhcr. Pr. 1701.
Partly fr. Beaumoiiit ami Fl-etolicr's Custoin of
the Countnj and tlioir The Elder Brother.
L.LF., 1700. C.G. D.L., 1828; NovPTiiber 13,
1818; D.L., October 30, 1828.
LOVE MAKES THE MAN. Sadk-r's Will.s,
Septi-niber 22, 185.S.
LOVE MARRLVGE, THE. O. Wm. Russel.
Left unfinished in .MS. •
LOVE MATCH, THE. F. Anon. C.G., March
13, 1862. N.p.
LOVE MY DOG. F.C. 3 a. A. Yorke and
Russell Vaun. Hay., July 9. 190;5.
LOVE OF A GRECIAN LADY, THE. Rose
T., October 4, irm. N.p.
LOVE OF A LIFE. D. 4 a. Eugene Gotfere.
Rotunda, Liverpool. June 24, 1907.
LOVE OF A PRINCE. D. 3 a. Gayler.
Publ. by J. Dick.5.
LOVE OF ARCADIA, THE. Ca. Mi.ss Brad-
don. 1800.
LOVE OF KING DAVID AND FAIR BETH-
SABE WITH THE TRAGEDIE OF ABSALON,
THE. George Peele. Pr. 1.599.
LOVE OF SIN, THE. D. Pro. 3 a. Harry
Marlow and Fred Morgan. Eleph. and C, May
18, 1905 (C.P.); Southend Empire, July 17, 1905.
LOVE OF THE PRINCESS. THE. D. 4 a.
C. Wat.son Mill Nelson. Grand, April 13,
1908; Elephant and Cas.tle, iSepteniber 14, 1908.
LOVE OF WOMAN. THE. P. 1 a. Mrs.
George Norman. Prod, by tlie Play Actors.
Court, May 9, 1909.
LOVE ON CRUTCHES. C. 3 a. Aug. Daly.
F. on a German piece by Heinrich St-obitzer.
(Orig. prod, ia America.) Comedy, July 28,
1806.
LOVE ON WHEELS. 0. M. Hopkins. M.
by Harold Jenner. Queen's Gate Hall, May
30, 1901.
LOVE OR HATE. D. Pro. and 4 a. W. J.
Wild and F. Williams. Salford P.O.W., April
19, 1880.
LOVE OR LIFE. Dom. D. 3 a. T. Taylor
and P. Meritt. Dramatisp<l fr. one of
Crabhe'ts " Tales of the Hall." Olympic, June
10, 1878.
LOVE PARTS FRIENDSHIP. P. H.
Chettle. a.s.si.^te(i by Wentworth Smith. .\c. lOiil.
LOVE PHILTRE. THE. D. 1 a. Alec
Nelson. Torquay T.R., January 7, 1S88.
P.
Henry Porter
LOVE PREVENTED.
Ac. 1598. N.p.
LOVE RESTOR'D. Masque, by Ben Jon-
son. Ac. by gentlemen, the King's servants,
1610-11. Pr. 1640.
LOVE RULES THE WORLD. Dom. d. 4 a.
By T. G. Bailey. Star, Liverpool, July 1,
1907: Elephant and Ca.^tle, December 14, 1908.
LOVE RUNS ALL DANGERS. Panto. Anon.
1733.
LOVE SHOP. THE. Sk. C. P. Coughlan.
Canterbury M.H., September 14, 1905.
LOVE SPELL; OR, THE MOUNTEBANK OF
RAVENNA, THE. Tr:uwl. of O. L'Elisir
d' Amour, by Donizetti. Arr. by Revnold, sen.,
D.L., June 24, 1839.
LOVE STORY, THE. P. 4 a.
clercij. Strand, May 23, 1888.
Pierre Le-
LOVE SUIT, A. Duol. W. G. Smythies.
LOVE TANGLE, A. Pastoral Duol. Maud
St'e(])uev-R:i!\v-ini. .\1. bv Geo. II. Cliit.-ajn.
Wyndham's T., June 17, 'lOOl.
LOVE TEST, THE. Ca. 1 a. Walter Leslie.
Gaiety, Juno 22, 1873.
LOVE TESTS. Oa. 1 a. Vamcott's. I'ubl.
))y S. French, Ltd.
LOVE THAT CONQUERS, THE. P. 4 a.
Duillcy Beresford. Baysv.-ater Bi.jou, Novem-
ber 23, 1908 (C.P.).
LOVE THAT KILLS, THE. Poetical Fancy.
3 a. Josclyn Brandon. Adap. fr. Alphonse
Daud"t's •' L'Artesienne." M. hv Geo. Bizet.
P.O.W., January 27, 1888.
LOVE THAT LASTS, THE. D. 5 a. Frank
Harvey. Adap. fr. the French. NoTthampton
T.R., January 10, 1881.
LOVE THAT WOMEN DESIRE, THE. P.
4 a. G. Carlton Wallace. Leeds Queen's,
A,nril 28. 1905 i(C.P.) ; Lei-^h R., J-uly 24, 1905;
(;r;ind, J'Uly 23, 1906.
LOVE, THE BEST PHYSICIAN. C. John
Ozell. Transl. fr. Moliere's Amour Medecin.
N.ac.
LOVE, THE CAUSE AND CURE OF GRIEF.
T. 3 a. Tihos. Cooke. D.L., December 19,
1743. Pr. 1744.
LOVE. THE CONQUEROR Ro. P. 5 ;i.
Frank Lindo. Newcastle Pal., Decemiber 15,
1908.
LOVE, THE CURE OE ALL WOES. 7.
Cooke. 1739. See The 'Mournful 'NuptiaU.
LOVE, THE LEVELLER; OR, THE
PRETTY PURCHASE. G. B. Gent. Pr. 1704.
D.L., January 26, 1704.
LOVE, THE MAGICIAN. P. 3 a. .Tose-
phine Rae and Thomas Sidney Shaftesbnrv,
July 7, 1892.
LOVE TRAP, THE. Ca. Hugh Mess,
Bristol New T.R., September, 1883.
LOVE TRICKS; OR, THE SCHOOL OF
COMPLIMENTS. C. Jais. Shirley. Formerly pi.
as The School for Compliments. D. of York's
T., Little Lincoln's Inn Fields. Pr. 1667.
Licensed 1625.
LOVE TRIUMPHANT; OR, NATURE
WILL PREVAIL. T.C. J. Dryden. Ac. at
the T.R., 1694. Pr. 1694. The last piece Dry-
den wrote for the stage. F. on the story of
Fletcher's ■" Kinig and No King."
LOVE TRIUMPHANT; OR, THE RIVAL
GODDESSES. Past. 0. D. Bellamy, sen., and
D. Bellamy, jun. Ac. by the young ladies oi
Mrs. Bellamy's Boarding School. Pr. 1740.
LOVE TRUST, A. Ca. 1 a. Lloyd Wil-
liams. MS. with Douglas Cox.
LOVE VERSUS LAW. Princess's, December
8. 1862.
LOVE VERSUS SCIENCE. 8k. Mrs,
.\rgent Lonergan. S.W. Lon. Polytechnic,
May 9, 1896.
LOVE WATCHES. C. 4 <a. Robert de
Tiers and Armand de Caillavet. Adap. by
Gladys Unger. Hay.. May 11. 1909.
LOVE WILL FIND OUT THE WAY. C. by
T. B. Pr. 1661. Shirley's Constant Maid
under a new title.
LOVE WILL FIND OUT THE WAY. CO.
Hull. N.p.
LOVE WINS. C. 3 a. Savile Clarke and
H. F. du Terreaux. Cambridce T.R., Autiust
11, 1873; Croydon, October 12, 1874; Surrev
May 26, 1877.
LOVE WINS THE DAY. D. 3 a. Edward
Towers. Pav., July 12, 1879.
264
"THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
LOVE WISELY; OR, THE SETTING OF
THE SUN. Chas. Hannan. Liverpool Court
T (prod, as The Setting of the Sun). October
12. 1892; Avenue, April 22, 1898.
LOVE WITHOUT INTEREST; OR, THE
MAN TOO HARD FOR THE MASTER. C. IT.
1699 Ac. at the T.R. Author unliiiown.
LOVE-CROWNED KING, A. P. 1 a. Phi'ip
B Kirk Stedman. Primrose Hill, St. Mary .s
Church Room, April 17, 1909 (amat.).
LOVE-SICK COURT; OR, THE AMBITIOUS
POLITICK, THE. C. Richd. Brome. Pr.
LOVE-SICK KING, THE. English Tragical
Hist., WITH THE LIFE AND DEATH OF
C\RTESMUNDA. THE FAIR NUN OF WIN-
CHESTER. Auth. Brewer. Pr. l(>.i.5. After-
wards renamed The Perjur'd Nun. Ac. at the
Kinc's T. in 1C80 and repr.
LOV^E-RICK MAID; OR, THE HONOUR OF
YOUNG LADIES, THE. C. Richd. Brome.
Ent. S',ationers' Co. September 9, 1653. Ac.
at Court in 1629 Licensed February, 1628-9.
N.p.
LOVE'S A JEST. C. Peter Alolteux. L.I.F..
1696. Pr. 1696.
LOVES A LOTTERY, AND A WOMAN THE
PRIZE. C- Jos. Harris. L.I.F. Pr. 1699. A
masque annexed called Love and Riches Recon-
cil'd.
LOVE'S ADVENTURES. C. in 2 parts.
.Margaret Duchess of Newcastle. Pr. 1662.
LOVE'S AFTERGAME. Also called The
Proxy. Ac. at Salisbury Court, 1634-5.
LOVE'S ALARMS. Oa. 1 a. Chas. Mar-
sham Rae. Royalty, January 1, 1878.
LOVE'S ANGUISH. D. 4 a. Oscar H. Schow.
Adap. fr. the French novel " Serge Panine."
Adelphi, May 3, 1882.
LOVE'S ARTIFICE; OR, THE PERLEX'D
SQUIRE. F. 2 a. John Wignell. Pr. 1762.
Abridgment of Taverner's Maid the Mistress.
LOVE'S CARNIVAL. 5 a. English ver., by
R. Bleicnmann, of Hardleben's play Rosen-
viontag. Edinburgh Royal Lyceum, November
12. 1903; St. James's, March 17, 1904.
LOVE'S CHANGELING CHANGED. An old
English P. pres. in a. MS. of the 17th century
in a private library in Ireland.
LOVE'S COMEDY. P. 1 a. L. M. Lion and
F. Sargent. Leicester R.O.H., February 8, 1904.
LOVE'S COMEDY. P. 3 a. Henrik Ibsen.
Cripplecate In-st., November 28, 1905; Man-
chester Gaiety, February 22, 1909.
LOVE'S CONTRIVANCE ; OR, LE MEDECIN
MALGRE LUI. C. Mrs. Centlivre. D.L., June
i, 1708. Pr. 1703. Almost a transl. of Moliere's
C. Le UHededn, etc.
LOVE'S CRONES. V/olverhampton T.R.,
January 28, ISSl.
LOVE'S CROSSES. Ca. J. Day. Wolver-
hampton T.R. , January 28, 1881.
LOVE'S CRUELTY. T. James Shirley. Ac.
at the private house in D.L. Licensed 1031.
Pr. 1640.
LOVE'S CURE; OR, THE MARTIAL MAID.
C. Beaumont and Fletcher (or ? by Fletcher
only). Profl. 1622-3. Pr. 1647.
LOVE'S DEVOTION. See Cissy.
LOVE'S DISGUISES. C. Knowles. 1838.
LOVE'S DISGUISES; OR, THE MOB CAP.
Dom. D. 2 a. Howard Paul. D.L., April 13,
18.53.
LOVE'S DOCTOR. D. 2 a. Andrew HaJli-
day. Royalty, January 27, 1R70.
LOVE'S DOMINION. Dr. Past. Richard
Fkcknoe. Pr. 1054. See Love's Kinydom.
LOVE'S DREAM. Piece. 2 a. M. by M.
Moss. Lyceum, July 5, 1821.
LOVE'S ERROx. CD. 2 a. Franq^ H.
Manhy. Southampton T.R., December 20, 1870
(amat.').
LOVE'S EYES. Ca. E. Lawrence Levey.
Birmingham P.O.W. T., March 5, 1891.
LOVE'S FRAILTIES. D. 2 a. J. J. Staf-
ford. M. by Mr. Jolly. Lyceum, November 9,
1835.
LOVES FRAILTIES; OR, PRECEPT
AGAINST PRACTICE. C. Tho.s. Holcroft.
C.G., February 5, 1794. Pr. 1794. Fr. the
Germa'i Hausvater, which was borr. fr.
D'derot's Pere de FamiUe.
LOVE'S GOLDEN DREAM. P. 4 a. Fran-
ces Dehivel. Stratford R.T., February 10,
19 as.
LOVE'S HAZARD. P. 1 a. and % sc Mrs.
M. French Sheldon. Bavswater Bijou, Novem-
ber 7, 1901
LOVE'S HOSPITAL. Geo. Wilde. Ac. he-
fore the King ami. Queen by tlie Students of
St. John the Baptist's College, Oxford, August
29, 1636.
LOVE'S INTERLUDE. P. 1 a. Geo. D.
Day. Bayswater Bijou, December 16, 1905.
LOVE'S KINGDOM. Past. T.C. R. Fleck-
noe. Pr. 1664, Little more than an alt. of
Love's Dominion.
LOVE'S KNOTS. Oa. Libretto bv C. V.
Bridgman. M. by Wilfred C. Bendahl. St.
Geo. H., May 5, 1880.
LOVE'S LABOUR WON. C. Meres mentions
a plav wr. bv Shakespeare under this title.
(?) All's Well' that Ends Well.
LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST. C. Wm. Shake-
speare. Ac. at the Blackfriars and the Globe.
Prod. I.'IOI. rev. 1,^97. Pr. qto. I.i98 as " pre-
sented before Her Highness (Q. Eliz.) last
Christmas (J597) and newly corrected and aug-
mented." Entd. Stationers' Co., January 22,
1607, and Nove.mbe>- 19, 1607. Pr. 1st folio,
1623. Pr. 2nd qto from 1st folio, 1631. Rev
at Stratford-on-Avon Memorial, April 23, 1907.
LOVE'S LABYRINTH. Ca. 1 a. W. S.
Emden. Strand, 1834.
LOVE'S LABYRINTH; OR, THE ROYAL
SHEiPHEiRDESS. T.C. Thos. Ford. Pr. KW.O.
? N.ac. Partly horr. fr. Gomersal's tragedy
of Sforza DuTce of Milan.
LOVE'S LAST SHIFT; OR, THE FOOL IN
FASHION. C. Colley Gibber. D.L., 1696. Pr.
1696. See The Relapse.
LOVE'S LIMIT. O. R. Reece. New Roy-
alty, January 5, 1806.
LOVES LIVERY F. 1 a. J. Brougham.
Publ. by S. French, Limited.
LOVE'S LOADSTONE. Anon., 16.30. See
Pathoniachia.
LOVE'S LOTTERY. See Lore is a Lottery.
LOVE'S LOYALTY. D. Pro. and 3 a
Harold Jaye. Greenwich, September 2, 1876.
LOVES MAGIC. Oa. 1 a. Major J. R. J.
Jocelvn, R.A. M. by Cavaliere L. Zavertal.
Woolwich, R. Artillery T., February IS, 1890.
LOVE'S MAGNET. P. 1 a. W. H. Pollock.
Manchester Prince'.s, October 9, 1903; Alex-
andra, N., November 23, 1903.
LOVE'S MAISTRESSE, ETC. See Love's
Mistress, etc.
LOVE'S MARTYR. D. 4 a. Leicester
Buckingluam. Olympic, April 25, 1800.
LOVE'S MARTYR; OR, WIT ABOVE
CROWNS. P. Mrs. Anne Wliarton. N.p
Knt. Stationers' Co., February 3, 1685.
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265
LOVE'S MARTYRDOM. John Saunders.
Hay., June 12, 1855.
LOVE'S MARTYRDOM. T. 1 a. A. C.
Calniour. Criterion, July 3, 188C.
LOVES MASTERPIECE. C. lleywood. Ent.
Stationejs' Co., May 22, 1<540. ? N.p.
LOVE'S METAMORPHOSIS. Dr. Past.
John Lyly. Ac. by the Children of St. Paul's
and by the Children of the Chapel, lUOl. Ent.
Stationers' Co., November 25, 1000. Pr. 1001.
LOVES METAMORPHOSIS. V. Vaughan.
1770. N.p. See Love's Vayarie.i.
LOVE'S MISTRESS; OR, THE QUEEN'S
MASQUE. Between a D. and a Masque. T.
Heywood, assisted in inventions by Inigo
Jones. Pr. 1036. Ac. before theiJ- Majesties
and at the Phoenix. The design taken fr.
Apuleius's Golden Ass.
LOVE'S OLD SWEET SONG. C. 1 a. lua
Cassilis. Publ. by S. French, Limited.
LOVE'S ORDEAL; OR, THE OLD AND
NEW REGIME. E. Falconer. D.L., May 4,
1865.
LOVE'S PILGRIMAGE. C. Beaumont and
Fletcher. Pr. 1647. F. on a novel by Cer-
vantes called " The Two Damsels," and from
Ben Joason's "New Inn." See Lover's Pil-
grimage.
LOVE'S POWER. D. 3 a. Geo. H. Bla-
grove. Bayswater Bijou, July 25, 1901.
i^OVE'S QUARREL Ac. for the first time,
April 0, 16<J1.
LOVE'S RANSOM, O. J. L. Hatton.
i809-S6.
LOVE'S RETRIBUTION. CD. 4 a. H. A.
Langlois. Middlesbrough T.R., December 4,
1882.
LOVES REVENGE. Dr. Past. Dr. J.
Hoadly. M. by Dr. Green. Pr. 1737.
LOVE'S REVENGE. D. 3 a. Bayle Bernard.
Greenwich, Novenber 21, 1808.
LOVE'S REVENGE. D. 3 a. W. E. Mor-
ton. Portsunouth T.R., February 13, 1882.
LOVE'S RIDDLE. Past. C. Abraham Cow-
ley.. Pr. 1638. (Author 15 years of age.)
LOVE'S SACRIFICE. T. John Forde. Phoe-
nix, 1G33. Pr. 1033.
LOVES SACRIFICE; A STORY OF THE
CO.\IMUNE. D. 1 a. J. Macer Wright. Hast-
ings Pier Pav. November 25, 1890 (C.P.).
LOVE'S SACRIFICE; OR, THE RIVAL
MERCHANTS. P. 5 a. G. W. Lovell. CO.,
September 12, 1842; Holborn, December 11,
1869.
LOVES SECRET. Ca. J. R. Brown. Lad-
broke H., January 2, 1888.
LOVES STRATAGEM. F. W. M. Alexander.
Eccles Assembly R., February 12, 1904.
LOVE'S STROKE OF GENIUS. Vaudeville.
Hertz.
LOVE'S SYSTEMS. P. Wm. ViUie. Ac. by
persons of fashion at Fobsey Magnus, the
seat of Sir J. Knowles in Cornwall, December
22, 1807. ? N.p.
LOVE'S TELEGRAPH. C. 3 a. Princess's,
September 9, 1846.
LOVE'S TEST. Oa. Julian Edwardes. Nor-
wich, Victoria H., Septeniber 4, 1874.
LOVE'S TRIAL. O. H. W. Moore. M. by
Sidney Shaw Part perf. at Liverpool Bijou
O.H., May 5, 1882.
LOVE'S TRIAL, P. 5 a. Publ. by S.
French, Limited.
LOVE'S TRIALS; OR, THE TRIUMPHS OF
CONSTANCY. CO. S. J. Pratt. Pr. 1805. F.
on Prior's " Nut-Brown Maid " and partly
taken fr. the ballad of " Argentile and
Curan," in " The Reliques of Antient Poetry."
N.ac.
LOVE'S TRICKERY. Oa. 1 a. Cunning-
ham Bridgman. M. by Ivan Caryll. Lyric,
August 31, 1889.
LOVE'S TRIUMPH. 0. P. Motteux. Hay.
Pr. 1708.
'LOVE'S TRIUMPH. O. 3 a. Wds. by J.
R. Planch^, M. bv W. V. Wallace. R. Eng.
0. 4it C.G., November 3, 1862.
LOVE'S TRIUMPH; OR, THE ROYAL
UNION. T.C Edward Cooke. Pr. 1678. Plot
fr. the rom. of Cassandra, Part V., Book 4.
N.ac.
LOVE'S TRIUMPH THRO' CALLIPOLIS.
Masque. Ben Jonson. Perf. at Court, 1630.
Decorations by Inigo Jones. Pr. 1640.
LOVE'S VAGARIES; OR, THE WHIM OF
THE MOMENT. Dr. P. 2 a. T. Vaughan.
D.L., April, 1776, under the title of Love's
Metamorphoses. Pr. 1791. Same plot after-
wards used in Tit for Tat.
LOVE'S VICTIM; OR, THE QUEEN OF
WALES. T. Charles Gildon. L.I.F., 1701. Pr.
1701.
LOVES VICTORIE.
P. Shirley. 1653.
T.C. Wm. Chamber-
LOVE'S VICTORY,
laine. Pr. 1658. Acted 1678 as Wits Led by
the Nose; or, A Poet's Revenye. See A Life's
Victory.
LOVE'S VICTORY, A. See A Life's Victory.
LOVE'S WELCOME. Ent. for the K. and
Q. by Ben Jonson. Ac. at Bolsover at the
Earl of Newcastle's, July 30, 1634. Pr. 1640.
LOVE'S YOUNG DREAM. P. la. Eva
Bright. Strand, April 21, 1891.
LOVED AND LOST. D. Pro. and 3 a. J.
Hatton and A. Mathison. Manchester Queen's,
November 3, 1879.
LOVELORNIA; OR, WITCH VERSUS
CUPID, THE. O.A. Kate A. Simpson. Nev/-
castle-on-Tyne Tyne T., June 17, 1901.
LOVELY. C. 1 a. Grattan, Publ. by J.
Dicks.
LOV^ELY LIARS, THE. F.Ca. Camberwell
Empire, Septeniber 30, 1907.
LOVER, THE. C. Theophilus Oibber. Pr.
1730. D.L., 1733.
LOVER BY PROXY. C. 1 a. Dion Bouci-
cault. ^
LOVER HIS OWN RIVAL, THE. B.O.
Abraham Langford. Goodman's Fields T. Pr.
1736.
LOVER LOST, THE. C. Mrs. De La Rivier
Manley. 1696.
LOVER OF TWO, A. Militarv C 3 a.
Stephen Pritt. Preston T.R., July 27, 1896.
LOVER'S AJIAZBMENT. Leigh Hunt.
Lyceum, January 20, 1858.
LOVER'S CURE, THE. C. A. ChaTes. 1706.
See The Cares of Love.
LOVERS' KNOTS. 0. 1 a. C. Bridgman.
Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
LOVER'S LEAP, THE. D. T. Downey.
Glasgow P.O.W., February 16, 1874.
LOVER'S LUCK, THE. C. Thos. Dilke.
Ac. at T. in Little L.I.F., 1606. Pr. 1696.
LOVER'S MELANCHOLY, THE. T.C. John
Forde. Blackfriars and Globe, November 24,
162S. Pr. 1629. D.L., 1747.
266
''THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
LOVER'S OPERA, THE. Wm. Riifus Chet-
wood. D.L., May 14, 1730, Pr. 1729,
LOVER'S PILGRIMAGE, THE. C. Beau-
mont and Fletcher, Fletcher and Shirley,
After 1625.
LOVER'S PROGRESS, THE, T.C, Beau-
mont and Fletcher, Oirca 1625, Pr, 1647. _ F.
on a French rom, called Lisander and Valista,
wr. by Daud'iguier.
LOVER'S RUSE, A. F. Ohas, Burslem,
Dewsbury, T,R,, October 27, 1873.
LOVER'S WATCH, THE. C. Mrs. Behn
1686.
LOVERS. Rom. M.P. 3 a, W, E, Morton,
F. H. Herbert, and H. Cricht^n. M. by G. D.
Fox. Cork T.R. and O.H„ May 5, 18S6,
LOVERS AT PLAY Strand, May 5, 185€.
LOVERS OF LOODGATE. P. Anon, De-
stroyed by Warburton's servant.
LOVERS OF PALMA, THE. See Paul and
Virginia.
LOVERS OF THEIR COUNTRY. Auon.
1770. N.p.
LOVERS' QUARRELS. Int. 1 a. T. Kiiifr.
1790. D.L., June 19, 1810. Alt. fr. Ihe
Mistalce.
LOVERS' EESOLUTIONS. C. Richard Cum-
berland. D.L. March 2, 1802. N.p.
LOVERS' VOWS. P. 5 a. Mrs. Inchtoald.
C G. Pr. 1798. D.L., 'Septemtoer 26, 1815;
CG 1S1<&. Alt. fr. Katzebue's Natural Son.
LOVERS' VOWS; OR, THE CHILD OF
LCVE. P. 5 a. Transl. fr. Kotzebue by
Stephen Porter. Pr. 1798. N.ac.
LOVERS' VOWS; OR, THE NATURAL SON.
D Transl. fr. Kotzebue by Benjamin Thomp
son. Pr. 1800. N.ac. See Natural Son.
LOVES AND GLOVES. Ca. E. B, Wyke,
Newcastle Tyne T., March 23, 1878,
LOVES OF ARCADIA. See Love of Arcadia.
LOVES OF DIDO AND .TINEAS, See Dido
and j^neas.
LOVES OF EMILIUS AND LOUISA, THE,
T. iMaxwell, 1755.
LOVES OF ERGASTO, THE. Dr. Pas. G.
Greber. Ac. at opening of Q.T., Hay. Pr.
1705.
LOVES OF MARS AND VENUS, THE, P.
3 a. Set to M. P. Motteux. Little L.I.F.,
1G96. Pr. 1696. Story fr. Ovid. M. by Fmger
and J. Eccles. Wr. to be inserted in Ravens-
croft's Anatomist.
LOVES OF MARS AND VENUS, THE. Dr.
ent. of dancin|t in imitation of the ancient
Greeks and Ronrans. John Weaver. D.L, Pr,
1717.
LOVES OF PRINCE EMILIUS AND
LOUISA, THE, T. John Maxwell (who was
blind). Pr. 1755 at York by subscription for
benefit of author.
LOVES OF THE ANGELS, THE. Bur-
letta. Strand, 1832-
LOVES OF THE DEVILS, THE. Bur-
letta. Strand, 1832.
LOVING AND SCHEMING. C. 3 a. Ralph
Walker. Brighton X.R., March 16, 1874.
LOVING CUP, THE. S.C.D. 2 a. Andrew
Halliday. Royalty, November 2, 1868,
LOVING ENEMIES, THE, C. L. Muid-
well, D, of York's;, 1(;«U, Pr. 1080. Eiiil. by
Shadwell, fr. whose Virtuoso the idea of this
C. originated.
LOVING HEARTS, C. 3 a. G. F. Neville.
Strand, May 21, 1870,
LOVING LEGACY, A. F.C. 3 a, F. W.
Sidney. Eastbourne Devonshire Park T., Janu-
ary 28, 1895; Strand, March 12, 1895. See That
Terrible Turk and His Loving Legacy.
LOW LIFE ABOVE STAIRS. F. Anon. Pr.
1759. N.ac.
LOW WATER. C. 3 a. A. W. Pinero.
Globe, January 12, 1884.
LOWER DEPTHS, THE. 4 a. L. Irving.
Transl. of Maxim Gorky's work. Great Queen
Street T. (Stage Soc), November 30, 1903.
LOWLAND LASSIE; OR, A TRIP FROM
KINGHORN. Mus. D. John Rannie. D.L,,
1803, under the title of The Highland Lassie.
Pr, N.d.
LOYAL, P. 1 a. H. T. Johnson. Vaude-
ville, September 9, 1894; Terry's, 1894.
LOYAL BROTHER; OR, THE PERSIAN
PRINCE, THE. T. T. Southern. Pr. 1682.
Plot fr. a novel called Tachmas Prince of
Persia. Pro. and Epil. by Dryden.
LOYAL BROTHER; OR, THE REVENGER'S
TRAGEDY, THE. Cyril Turner. Ac. several
times by the King's servants.
LOYAfL CITIZENS, THE. A Dioll out of
the play Philaster, 1672.
LOYAL EFFUSION, A. Dr. Ent. Charles
Ditdin. C.G., 1797. N.p.
LOYAL GENERAL, THE. T. Nahum Tate,
Pr, 1680. Duke's T., 1680.
LOYAL LOVE. Rom. Play. 4 a. Originally
called Inez; or. The Bride of Portugal. Ross
Neil. Gaiety, August 13, 1887.
LOYAL LOVERS. C. 4 a. C. Garick and
A. F. Guibal. Adapt, fr. " Le Voyage de M.
Perrichon." Vaudeville, December 2, 1885.
LOYAL LOVERS, THE. T.C. Cosmo
Manuche. Pr. 1052.
LOYAL LOVERS. See The Alps.
LOYAL PEASANTS, THE. C. J. Stray-
cock. Pr. 1804. N.ac.
LOYAL SALOPIAN; OR, THE KING IN
THE COUNTRY, THE. F. J. H. Colls. Ac.
at Shrewsbury, 1795. N.p.
LOYAL SHEPHERD; OR, THE RUSTIC
HEROINE, THE. Dr. Past. Poem. 1 a. T.
Goodwin. Pr. 1779.
LOYAL SUBJECT, THE. T.C. Beaumont
and Fletcher (? entirely by Fletcher). Pr. 1647.
Ac. in 1618. Dublin (circa 179.5). See Faithful
General.
LOYAL SUBJECT, THE. Alt, T. Sheridan,
N,p.
LOYAL TO THE LAST. D, 3 a. T. E.
Pemberton. Birmingham T.R., June 16, 1896,
LOYAL TRAITOR, A, P. 1 a, Beatrice De
Burgh. St, James's, May 10, 1900.
LOYALIST, THE. Piece. 1 a. Netting Hill
Coronet T., May 22, 1900.
LOYALTY. CD. 3 a. H, P. Lyste. Cri-
terion, March 13, 1876.
LOYALTY. P. Douglas New Grand, Sep-
tember 25, 1882.
LOYALTY. Light Dom. C. 3 a. Hugh de
SelincoLirt. Court, June 21, 1S09 (mat.).
LOYALTY; OR, INVASION DEFEATED.
Hist. T. John Charnock. Pr. 1810. N.ac.
LOYALTY AND BEAUTY. Ac. by the Chil-
dren of " Qucenes Majesties Chappell," 1578.
LOYALTY HOUSE; INCLUDING THE
SIEGE OF MANCHESTER. HJst. P, 4 a,
Manchester Queen's, June 8, 1908.
LUCE DELL'ASIA, LA. O. 4 a. F. on
Arnold's The Light of Asia. M, by De Lara,
C.G., June 11, 1892.
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LUCETTE'S LEGACY. Oa. B. Wyke. M.
by F. Kessler. Brigliton T.ll., February 18,
1884.
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR. Italian O. 3 a.
Donizetti. Naflles, 1835. D.L., July 1(5 184o.
Enij. ver. Princess's, July 13, 1844. Plot Ir.
The Bride of Lammermoor.
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR; OR. THE
LAIRD. THE LADY. AND THE LOVER. Op.
Burl. Extrav. h\ on Donizetti's O. H. J.
Byron. P. of W. T., September 25, 1865.
LUriFER. Orat. Bunoit. Perf. in Brus-
sels, 1*100; Paris, 1SS3 ; Albert H^ill, April 3,
18^9.
LUCIFER. 1 a. Charles McEvoy. Midland,
Manchester, November 9, 1907.
LUCIFER, SON OF THE MORNING. Adapt,
of Marie Corelli's novel " The Sorrows of
Satan," in 3 a. R. Castleton. Stratford
Lvceum, December 15, 1898.
LUCILLE; OR, THE STORY OF THE
HEART. D. 3 a. Bayle Bernard. Lyceum,
April 4, 1836.
LUCINDA. Dr. Ent. 3 a. (with songs).
Charles Jenner. Pr. 1770.
LUCIO PAPIRIO. 0. Leo. Naples, 1720.
LUCIO SILLA. O. Mozart. Milan, 1773.
LUCIUS DAVOREN. Miss Braddon. See
The Outlawed Son.
LUCIUS JUNIUS BRUTUS. T. Dunconibe.
D.L., November, 1734. Pr. 1735. F. on Vol-
taire's tragedy of Brutus.
LUCIUS JUNIUS BRUTUS; OR, THE EX-
PULSION OF THE TARQUINS. Hist. P. Hugh
Downman. Pr. 1779. N.ac.
LUCIUS JUNIUS BRUTUS FATHER OF
HIS COUNTRY. T. Nathaniel Lee. Duke's
T., 1081. Pr. 1681. F. on real histories of
Florus, Livy, Dionys, Halic, etc., and the rom.
of Clelia 'by Mile, de Scudery.
LUCIUS, THE FIRST CHRISTIAN KING
OF BRITAIN. T. Mrs. De La Rivier Manley.
D.L., 1717. Pr. 1717. Prol. by Richard Steele.
Epil. by Prior.
LUCIUS VERUS. 0. A. Ariosti. 17-27.
LUCK. Ca. Claude Templar. Imperial,
November 15, 1879.
LUCK. P. 4 a. Lady Violet Grevllle. Ryde
Soyal T., November 19, 1900.
LUCK, OR A STORY OF PASTORAL LIFE.
Britannia, July 19, 1869.
LUCK; OR, THE YORKSHIRE LASS. D.
J. Levey. Leeds Aniphi., March 8, 1869;
Britannia (with second title, or, A Story of
Pastoral Life), July 19, 1809.
LUCK OF LIFE, THE. Rom. D. 5 a. J.
K. Murray. Manchester Royal Osborne T.
(6 a.), May 30, 1898; Standard, August 15,
1898.
luck: OF ROARING CAMP. D. 4 a. Ful-
ham, March 1, 1909.
LUCK OF THE BRIANS, THE. D. John
Johnson and Dagney Major. Hildenboro' Drill
Hall, January 30. 1905
LUCK'S ALL. A. Wigan.
LUCKY BAG, THE. M.P. 1 a. Rachel
Penn. Lyrics and M. by L. Parker. Savoy,
June 8, 1893.
LUCKY CHANCE; OR, AN ALDERMAN'S
BARGAIN, THE. C. Mrs. Aphra Behn. D.L.,
1687. Pr. 1687. L.I.F., July 24, 1718.
LUCKY DISCOVERY; OR, THE TANNER
OF YORK, THE. Ballad 0. J. Arthur. C.G.,
April 24, 1738. Pr. 1738. Rev. at C.G., 1754.
LUCKY DOG, A. F.P. 3 a. W. Sapte, jun.
Strand (mat.), July 4 1892; Terry's, October
3, 1S92.
LUCKY DURHAM. P. 4 a. 'WilBon Bar-
rett. Liverpool Shakespeare, June 9, 1904;
Hammersmith King's, August 28, 1905.
LUCKY ESCAPE, A. CD. 1 a. C. S. Chel-
tenham. Strand, September 9, 1861.
LUCKY ESCAPE, THE. M.F. Mrs. Robin-
son. D.L., April 30, 1778. Songs only pr.
LUCKY ESCAPE, THE. C. R. Linnecar.
Pr. Leeds, 1789. N.ac.
LUCKY GIRL, A. M. Melo. D. 3 a. S. J.
Adair Fitzgerald. M. numbers by Fitzgerald
and L. Barone. Liverpool New T.R., November
18, 1889.
LUCKY GIRL, A. M.C. 3 a. Originally
known as In Search of a Father.
LUCKY HIT, A. CD. 1 a. Edward Stir-
ling. D.L., February 1, 1858.
LUCKY HIT, A. C. la. H. Paul. Prin-
cess's. Pub. by S. French, Limited.
LUCKY HIT, A. C 3 a. Charles Apple-
yard. Royalty, November 21, 1872.
LUCKY HIT; OR, LOVE AT A VENTURE,
THE. F. MS. in the possession of Stephen
Jones (before 1812). N.p. N.ac.
LUCKY HORSE SHOE; OR, WOMAN'S
TRIALS, THE. Dom. D. 3 a. Tom Parry.
D.L., November 27, 1839.
LUCIKY JIM. Sk. Walthamsitow Palace,
August 3, lam.
LUCKY LIZA. M.F. Absurdity. F. Locke.
M. by J. W. Hallon. Paisley Paisley, May 7,
1906.
LUCKY MISS DEAN. C. 3 a. Sidney Bow-
kett. Cri., August 3, 1905; rev. Hay., Novem-
ber 11, 1905.
LUCKY PRODIGAL; OR, WIT AT A
PINCH, THE. F. 2 a. L.I.F., October 24,
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LUCKY SHILLING, THE. D. 5 a. By the
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ampton T.R., Feb. 9, 1882.
MADEMOISELLE CLEOPATRA. P. la.
W Sapte, jun. Avenue, March 2, 1891.
MDLLE. DE LA SEIGLIERE. C. G. J.
Sandeiaiu (M. Ooquelin's Season.) Adelphi
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MADEMOISELLE DE LIRA. P. la. Mrs.
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MADEMOISELLE DELPHINE. C 1 a. M.
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MADEMOISELLE FIFI. P. 1 a. Joan
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MADEMOISELLE MARS. P. 4 a. P. Kes-
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MADEMOISELLE NAPOLEON. M.C 3 a.
J Richepin. Adap. by J. Herbert. Bays-
water Bijou, Oct. 20, 1903. C.p.
MADEMOISELLE NITOUCHE. See Mam'zelle
Nitouche and Nitouche.
MADEMOISELLE SQUALLING. F. la.
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MADEMOISELLE ZAMPA. P. W. S.
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MADEMOISELLE. See Ma'mzelle.
MADGE. Dom. D. 4 a. F. Rodgers. Mid-
dle.-*brough T.R., March 24, 1888.
MADGE CS. H. Austin and Florence
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MADGE WILDFIRE. D. 4 a. E. Stirling.
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MADMAN. THE. Burla. Anon. Maryle-
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MADMAN, THE. D. G. R. Walker. Glou-
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MADMAN'S MORRIS, THE. P. Robt. Wil-
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MADOR, KING OF BRITAIN. THE HIS-
TORY OF. F. Beaumont. Ent. Stationers
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MADRE DEI MACCABEI, LA. 0. Ariosti.
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MADRIGAL AND TRULLETTA. Mock T.
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MAELSTROM, THE. D. 4 a. M. Melford.
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MAESTRO DT CAPPELLA, IL. Op. bo la.
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MAEVE. Physl. D. 2 a. E. Martyn. Dub-
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MAFEKING. Rom. of the Siege. D. 4 a.
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MAFEKING NIGHT. F. Chas. Brookfield
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1900.
MAGDA. P. 4 a. Adap. by Louis N. Parker
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R6mon (Sarah Bernhardfs season), Daly s.
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MAGDA. New trajisl. by Claude Sykes of
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uMAGDALEN MARRIED, A. Dr- Epis P
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MAGE, LE. 0. 5 a. Massenet. Paris.
March 16, 1891.
MAGENTA. 0. Auber. 1859.
MAGGIE LORME. D. 3 a. Olj-mpic, Feb. 3,
1873.
MAGGIE'S SITUATION. Ca. la. J. M.
Morton. Court, Jan. 27, 1875.
MAGIC BANNER; OR, TWO WIVES N
ONE HOUSE, THE. M.D. O'Keeffe. 1810.
N.p.
MAGIC BANNER, THE. See Alfred.
MAGIC BEANS, THE. Extrav H- ""'' E.
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MAGIC CAR; OR. THREE DAYS' TRI.4L,
THE. Oriental Spec. M. by Cooke. D.L.,
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MAGIC CLOAK, THE. Sk. Espanaase and
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272
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MAGIC EYE, THE. Miniature Grand 0.
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MAGIC FAN, THE. Oa. Bishop. Vauxhall
Gardens. 1832.
MAGIC FIFE, THE. Oa. Offenbach. Gaiety,
Jan. 25, 1873.
MAGIC FLUTE, THE. Panto. J. C. Cross.
1800.
MAGIC FLUTE, THE. Fairy 0. 2 a.
Mozart. Adap. to English stage by Cooke.
D.L., March 10, 1838; Lyceum, Dec. 12, 1899.
See Die Zauberflbtte.
MAGIC FOUNTAIN, THE. O. Prol. and 3 a.
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Geo.'s H.. Feb. 1, 1894; ? pre-sdoiisly pL at
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MAGIC GIRDLE, THE. Burla. G. S. Carey.
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MAGIC GLASS, THE. 0. 1 a. H. Meri-
vale. M. by Harriet Young. Hove T.H.,
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MAGIC KISS. Children's P. L. Debenham.
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MAGIC LOVE-PHILTRE, THE. Mus. Com.
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MAGIC MIRROR, THE. Burl. speo. G.
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MAGIC MULE, THE. Britannia, December
26, 1878.
MAGIC OAK ; OR, HARLEQUIN WOOD-
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MAGIC OPAL, THE. Light 0. 2 a. Arthur
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MAGIC PEARL, THE. O. 2 a. E. Fitzball.
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1783. Pr. 1783.
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MAGIC WHISPER, THE. D. 2 a. C. H.
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MAGICAL MASTER, THE. F. St. Geo. H.,
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MAGICIAN ; OR, THE BOTTLE CONJUROR,
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MAGICIAN OF THE MOUNTAIN, THE.
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MAGLOIRE, THE PRESTIGITATOR. Adel-
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MAGNA CHARTA; OR, A ROMANCE OF
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MAGINETISM OF THE KING, THE. Mythi-
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MAGNIFICENT LOVERS, THE. Transl. of
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MAGNIFIQUE, LE. 0. 3 a. Gretry. 1773.
MAGO AND DAGO; OR, HARLEQUIN
THE HERO. Panto. M. Lonsdale. C.G.,
1794. N.p.
MAGPIE OR THE MAID? THE. Melo-d.
3 a. J. Pocock. Fr. the French. C.G., 1830.
MAGPIE; OR, THE MAID OP PALAISIAN,
THE. Melo-d. Rom. M. by T. Cooke. D.L.,
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MAGPIE AND THIMBI^E, THE. Ca. T.
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MAGUELONE, O. la. M. Missa. Lib. by
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MAHATMA, THE. Esoteric C 3 a. L. A. D.
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1894.
MAHMOUD; OR, THE PRINCE OF
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introd. herein by Braham. D.L., April 30,
1796.
MAHOMET. P. Peele. Ac. by Henslow's
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Mahomet.
MAHOMET. T. Voltaire. Transl. under
the name of Dr. Francklin. Pr.
MAHOMET AND IRENE. T. Dr. Johnson.
D.L., Feb. 6, 1749.
MAHOMET, THE IMPOSTOR. T. Rev. J.
Miller. F. on Voltaire's Mahomet. D.L., 1743
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MAID AND THE BLACKBIRD, THE. 0.
1 a. Gillington and Solomon. Pub. by S.
French, Ltd.
MAID AND THE MAGPIE, THE. C. Payne.
Mentioned by Brewer.
MAID AND THE MAGPIE, THE. P. 3 a.
I. Pocock. See Magpie and the Maid.
MAID AND THE MAGPIE; OR, THE
FATAL SPOON, THE. Burl. H. J. Byron.
F. on 0. of La Gazza Ladra. Strand, Oct. 11,
1858.
MAID AND THE MAGPIE; OR, WHICH IS
THE THIEF, THE. M. afterpiece fr. a Fr.
M.D. Lyceum Playbill, Aug. 28, 1815.
MAID AND THE MINSTREL, THE. M C
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MAID AND THE MOTOR MAN, THK. M.C.
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Cardiff Now, May 27, 1007.
MAID FRO.M SCHOOL. O. 3a. F. Slayton.
Folkpstone Pleasure Gardens T., Nov. 30, 190;i;
Terry's, Mareh 31. 1904.
MAID IN THE MILL, THK. C. Beaumont
and Fletcher. See ihe Surprise. Partly bor.
fr. the Spanish Rom. Gerards and from Belle-
forest's Histoires Tragiques. Globe. 1C23. Pr.
1C47. D.L., March 23. 1710. See The Maid of
the Mill.
MAID IN THE MOON. M. Scena. A. Voyce.
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MAID IN THE MOON, THE. "Fantasy."
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MAID MARIAN Bishop. Mentioned by
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MAID MARIAN. CO. 3 a. H. B. Smith.
M. bv R. de Koven. Camden Town Park Hall,
Sept.' 20, 1S90; P.O.W., Feb. 5, 1891.
MAID OF ARTEMIS, THE. Pajst. P. A.
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MAID OF ARTOIS, THE. 0. 3 a. Balfe.
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MAID OF ATHENS, THE. P. 4 a. Buck-
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MAID OF ATHENS, THE. M.P. 2 a. C.
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MiAID OF BATH, THE. C. S. Foote. Hav.,
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MAID OF BIGGAR; OR, LOVE AGAINST
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Sept. 9, 1872. See The Maid of St. Aubins.
MAID OF BRISTOL, THE. P. 3 a. J.
Boaden. Hay., Aug. 24, 1803. Pr. 1803.
MAID OF CASHMERE, THE. B.O. F. on
Scribe's Le Dieu el La Bayadbre. M. by Auber.
Adap. by Bishop. D.L., March 16, 1833, and
Oct. 31, 1846.
MAID OF CEFN YAFA, THE. Welsh tra-
ditional D. 3 a. J. C. O'Dowd. Aberdare
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MAID OF CEFN YAFA, THE. M.P. 3 a.
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MAID OF CROISSEY, THE. D. 2 a. Mrs.
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MAID OF CHOXDALE, THE. D. R. Rich-
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MAID OF FRANCE, A. P. Rev. F. Phil-
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MAID OF GENOA. See The Dumb Girl of
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MAID OF GLENDALOUGH, THE. Orig. O.
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MAID OF HONOUR. A. P. 1 a. Edward
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cident in G. J. Whyte Melville's novel,
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1909.
MAID OP HONOUR, THE. T.C. 5 a. Ph.
Massinqer. Phoenix, 10.32. Pr. 1632. Alt. and
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MAID OF HONOUR, THE. 0. 3 a. Lib. by
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MAID OF HONOUR, THE. Ca. 1 a. J. P.
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MAID OF HONOUR, THE. Cost. P. 1 a. J.
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MAID OF JUDAH, THE. 0. C.G., March 7,
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MAID OF JUDAiH ; OR, THE KNIGHT TT-M-
PLAIRS, THE. O. 3 a. Fr. Sir Walter S^cott's
Ivanhoe by M. R. Lacy. C.G., March 7, 1829.
MAID OF KENT, THE. C. F. G. Waldron.
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MAID OF LOCHLIN, THE. Lyrical D. Wm.
Richf.rdson, M.A. Pr. 1801. N.ae.
MAID OF MANY PARTS, A. C. la. Mrs.
Langtry and G. Hill. Court, Oct. 13, 19U6.
(C.P.)
MAID OF MARIENBURG, THE. D. 5 a.
Anon. Fr. the German of Kratttr. Pr. 1798.
N.ac.
MAID OF MARIENDORPT, THE. P. 5 a.
J. Sheridan Knnwlea. Hay., 1838.
MAID OP MILAN. Mentioned by Brewer.
MAID OF NORMANDY: OR, THE DEATH
OP THE QUEEN OF FRANCE, THE. T. 4 a.
E. J. Eyre. Pr. 1793. Act. at Dublin.
MAID OP ORLEANS. T. Schiller. 1801.
See Joan of Arc.
MAID OP PALAISIAN, THE. O. With
Rovssini's Gazza Ladra. Adap. to Engl, stage
by Bishop. D.L., Oct. 13, 1838.
MAID OF ST. AUBINS; OR, LOVE
AGAINST MONEY, THE. D. 2 a. J. Skea.
Jersey Royal H., Mareh 15, 1870 (amat.). See
The Maid of Biggar.
MAID OF SAXONY. O. George Morris.
1842.
MAID OF SEVILLE, THE. Sk. Wr. and
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by R. Temple. Metropolitan M.H., Oct. 7,
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MAID OP SWITZERLAND, THE. D. 1 a.
C. B. Wilson. Pub. by J. Dicks.
MAID OF THE MILL, THE. P. J. Fletcher,
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Maid in the Mill.
MAID OF THE MILL, THE. CO. 3 a. Isaac
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1815, and Nov. 6, 1824. Taken fr. Richardson .>
" Pamela." Since reduced to afterpiece.
MAID OP THE MILL, THE. CO. 2 a. B.
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MAID OF THE MILL; OR, THE COUNTRY
REVELS, THE. F. Anon. Taken fr. Beau-
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MAID OF THE OAKS, THE. Alt. to an
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Edinburgh. Edinburgh.
MAID OF THE OAKS, THE. D. Ent. J
Burgoyne. D.L. Pr. 1774. Reduced to a
farce in 1782.
MAID OF THE VALE, THE. CO. Trans,
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MAID OP YESTERDAY, THE. Duol. Mrs.
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ton, May 11, 1890; Garrick, Nov. 19, 1896.
MAID OR WIFE; OR, THE DECEIVER DE-
CEIVED. M.C. 2 a. B. Livius. D.L., Nov. 5.
1821.
MAID THE MISTRESS, THE. C. W
Taverner. D.L., June 5, 1708. Pr. 1708. The
running title is The Disappointment; or.
The Maid the Mistress.
.MAID THE MISTRESS, THE. Burla. C.G.,
I7S3. N.p. A transl. of La Serva Padrona, by
O'Keefe.
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MAID TiHE MISTRESS, TiHE. 0. M. by
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MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL, THE.
CD. 1 a. J. B. Buckstone. T.R., Hay., and
Adelphi.
MAID'S LAST PRAYER: OR, ANYTHING
RATHER THAN FAIL, THE. C. T. Southern.
Contains a song by Congreve. Ac. T.R., 1693.
Pr. 1693.
MAID'S METAMORPHOSIS, THE. C. in
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MAID'S REVENGE. THE. T. J. Shirley.
Plot fr. a story in Reynolds's Ood'g Revetuje
against Murder. Ac. at the Private House in
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MAID'S TRAGEDY, THE. Beaumont and
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Originally called 'ihe Bridal.
MAID'S TRAGEDY, THE. An adapt, of
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MAID'S TRAGEDY, THE. Beaumont and
Fletcher. Rev. a.t Royalty, 'De'C. 5, 1904: jirod.
hv the Pl-ay Actors (rev.), Court, October 18,
1908. '
MAIDEN QUEEN. See The Comical Lovers.
MAIDEN QUEEN, THE. CO. 2 a. R.
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Pa.scah Ladbroke H., April 0, '1905 (C.P.).
MAIDEN WHIM; OR, THE CRITICAL
MINUTE, THE. F. Dr. Hill. D.L., April 24,
17.56. N.p.
MAIDEN WIDOW, A. F.C la. F. M.
Reece. Salford P.O.W., January 25, 1906
(C.P.).
MAIDEN WIFE, A. New ver., 2 a., of De
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to original French, Aug. 30, 1886. Empire,
Aug. 2i, 1886.
MAIDEN'S FAME, A. D. 2 a. W. B.
Bernard.
MAIDEN'S HOLIDAY, THE. C C Mar-
loe and J. Day. Ent. Stationers' Co., April 8,
1054. Destroyed by Warburton's servant.
MAIDENLY MAN(EUVRES. F. Godfrey
Drayton. Hackney Manor T., Nov. 14, 1900.
MAIDENS, BEWARE. F. 1 a. J. T. Hainee.
PiBbl. by J. Dicks.
MAIDS; OR, THE NUNS OF GLOSSEN-
BURY. F. 1 a. Transl. fr. Les Dragons et
les Benedictines of M. Le Brun by J. Wild.
Ac. 1804.
MAIDS AND BACHELORS; OR, MY
HEART FOR YOURS. C. Lumley St. George
Skefflngton. C.Q., June 6, 1806. An alt. of
The Uigh Road to Marriage.
MAIDS AS THEY ARE. C Inchbald. 1797.
MAIDS OF HONOUR. Ca. C. L. Kenney.
Mirror, April 24, 1875.
MAIL COACH ADVENTURES. Mono!, given
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MAIL COACH PASSENGERS. F. 2 a. D.L.,
Feb. 13, 1816.
MAIN, LA. Wordless P. Henri Ber^ny.
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25, 1905.
MAIN CHANCE. C. B. Tweedale. Black-
pool Nortreck H., Marcli 31, 1902.
MAIN CHANCE, THE. C. 2 a. H. B.
Farnie. Liverpool P.O.W., Dec. 6, 1873;
Royaltv, April 15, 1874.
MAIN HOPE, THE. D. Prol. and 3 a. G.
Comer. West Bromwich T.R., Aug. 31, 1885;
Britannia, Aug. .30, 1386.
MAINACHT, DIE. 0. Rimsky-Korsakor.
MAINTOP WATCH, THE. Nautical D.
Liverpool Colosseum T., Sept. 14, 1868.
MAISIE. P. 4 a. F. Davenports and J. W.
Boyling. Southampton Grand, Feb. 4, 1905.
MAISOX D'ARGELE, LA. See The House of
Clay.
MAITRE DE CHAPPELLE, LE. CO. 2 a.
Ferdinando Paer. Paris, March 29, 1821; D.L.,
July 12, 1845. Aft.erward8 reduced to 1 a. and
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MAITRE DE FORGES, LE. D. Georges
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MAITRE EN DROIT, LE. 0. P. A. Mon-
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MAITRE GRIFFARD. CO. C P. L. Delibes.
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MAITRE PERONILLA. 0. 3 a. Offenbach,
1878.
IMiAITRE SEILER. O. in Eng. 1 a. Alick
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MAJESTY MISLED; OR, THE OVER-
THROW OF EVIL MINISTERS. T. Pr. 1734.
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MAJOR, THE. F.C. Mark Melford. Wol-
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MAJOR, THE. COa. 3 a. J. McL. Jones.
M. by the Misses Gregory. Holywell Assembly
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MAJOR AND MINOR. CD. 2 a. W. EULs,
Olympic, Aug. 6, 1881.
MAJOR BAGGS. F.C 3 a. Arthur Llovd.
Barrow T.R., Sept. 2, 1878; Philharmonic,
June 5, 1882.
MAJOR BARBARA. P. 3 a. Geo. Bernard
Shaw. Court, Nov. 28, 1905.
MAJOR HOPE. C 3 a. Liverpool P.O.W.,
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MAJOR JENNINGS. F. 3 a. F. A. Besant
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MAJOR MARIE ANNIE. Ca. 2 a. Edgar
Newbound. Britannia, May 17, 1880.
MAJOR PROPOSES, THE. Ca. H. T.
Milner. Rotherham T.R., March 17, 1884.
MAJOR RAYMOND. Play. 4 a. P. Havard.
Terry's, June 25, 1896.
MAJOR'S DAUGHTER, THE; OR, A HOPE-
LESS SIN. Mil. D. 3 a. H. Hewitt. Inver-
ness T.R., Sept. 24, 1902.
MAJOR'S DILEMMA; OR, FINE FEATHERS
MAKE FINE BIRDS, THE. C Evagone.
Jersey T.R., Sept. 26, 1894.
MAJOR'S DOUBLE, THE. F.C. 3 a. C W.
MeCabe. Brunswick Inst., Vau.xhall, Nov. 11,
1901; Croydon Grand, Oct. 21, 1905; Belfast
T.R., June 4, 1906.
MAJOR'S MANCEUVRE, THE. Sk. Bed-
ford, June 20, 1008.
MAJOR'S MIDDY, THE. M.C Sk. Camber-
well Empire, Aug. 19, 1907.
MAJOR'S NIECE, THE. F. sk. in 1 sc.
John Beauchamp. Hammersmith Pal., Decem-
ber 7, 1908.
MAKE A NOISE TOM. F. Pr. 1718. Of
local interest in Wakefield.
MAKE BELIEF'S. Duol. fr. the DanisJi of
Otto Benzon. Dagmar Holberg and J. T.
Grein. Royalty, May 27, 1892.
MAKE YOUR WILLS. F. 1 a. E. Mayhew
and G. Smith. Hay., 1836.
MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME. F. A.
Maltby. Mirror, April 24, 1875.
MAKER OF COMEDIES, A. C 1 a. CJo.
Graves. Shaftesbury, Feb. 9, 1903.
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MAKER OF MEN. P. la. A. Sutro. St.
James's, Jan. 27, 1905.
MAKER OF WOMEN, A. P. Edith A.
Browne. Prod, by Ama., Royalty, Feb. 25,
1900.
MAKESHIFTS, THE. Ca. G. L. Robijks.
ManchcBter Gaiety, October 5, 1008; Coronet,
June 8, 1909.
MAKING A GENTLEMAN. P. 4 a. Alfred
Sutro. Garrick, September U, 1909.
MAKING IT PLEASANT. F. Will Clement.
Woolwich T.R., Aug. 22, 1887.
MAKINGS OF A MAN, THE. D. A a. Tom
Craven. F. on a story by the same autlior.
Pav., Septe.mber 27, 1909.
MALADE IMAGINAIRE, LE. C. Moliere.
1€73. D.L., Juue 12, WXA. See Dr. Last iu Hi.t
Chariot. See " Fieuc-h Classical Plays."
MALALA. Extrav. Offenbach. Gaiety,
April 8, 17S1.
MALCOLM. T. John Roberts. Pr. 1779.
N.ae.
MALCOLM KING OP SCOTS. P. Charles
Massey. Ac. in 1602. N.p.
MALCONTENT, THE. T.C. John Marston.
Ac. by the King's Servants. Pr. 1004. Olym-
pic, .\ug., 1850.
MALE COQUETTE; OR, SEVENTEEN
HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN, THE. F. D. Gar-
rick. D.L., March 24, 1757. Pr. 1757.
MALEK ADEL. 0. 3 a. Count Pepoli. M.
by M. Coita. Paris, January 14, 1837; Her M.,
May 18, 1837.
MALEK ADEL. 0. Poniatowski. Genoa,
1846.
MALIA. Sicilian D. 3 a. Luigi Caj)uana.
Shaftesbury, February 3, 1908.
MALL; OR, THE MODISH LOVERS, THE.
C. by J. D. Ascr. by some to Dryden. Ac. at
the T.R., 1074. Pr. 1674.
MALVINA. 0. 3 a. G. Macfarren. D.L.
MALVINA. T. Anon. Pr. at Glasgow,
1786.
MALVINA. B.O. Subject fr. Ossian. M.
arr. by Cooke. D.L., Jan. 28, 1826.
MAMA. C. 3 a. Mrs. Chippendale. Dublin
Gaiety, May 8, 1876.
MAMAMOUCHI; OR, THE CITIZEN
TURN'D GENTLEMAN. C. E. Eavenscroft.
Pr. 1675, and under latter title only 1672.
Duke's T., 1675. Taken fr. Mons. Pourceaug-
nac and the 'Bourgeois Gentilhomme cf
Molifere.
MAMILLA. Greene. 1593. Recorded by
Brewer.
MAMMA. F.C. 3a. Adap. by Sydney
Grundy fr. Bisson and Mars's Les Surprhes
du Divorce. Dublin Gaiety, May 8, 1S76 (the
ori).'. C. prod, at Vaudeville, Paris, March 2.
1S8«) ; first time in England, under direction of
M. Coquelin, Royalty, AprU 16, 1888; (New)
Court, Septemiber 24. 1888 (opening night);
Criterion. .March 12, 1901.
MAMMA'S OPINIONS. Ca. la. St. Geo.
H., Jan. 31, 1893.
MAMMA'S. See Ma's.
MAMMON. C. 3 a. S. Grundy. Strand,
April 7, 1877.
MAMON. D. in Hebrew. Mr. and Mrs. Sig-
mund Fineman's Co. Standard, Sept. 21, 189G.
MAM'ZELLE; OR, THE LITTLE MIL-
LINER. JI.C. 3 a. W. Gill. Orig. prod, in
America. Liverpool P.O.W.'s, Oct. 22, 1894.
MAM'ZELLE NITOUCHE. M.C. 3 a. H.
Meilhac and A. Millaud. (Paris Varii5t<:'s,
Jaji. 26, 18S3); Trafalgar Square, May 6, 1893.
■MAM'ZELLE. See Mademoinelle.
MAN. D. II. A. Glyn. Gloucester T.R.,
Jan. 5, 1874.
MAN ; OR, GOLDEN FETTERS. D. H. Pet-
titt. Leeds Amphi., Nov. 10, 1873.
MAN ABOUT TOWJ^, A. An Episode. S.
3taage. Strand, May 1, 1899.
MAN ABOUT TOWN, A. M.F. 3 a. " Huan
Mee." M. by A. Carpenter. Avenue, Janu-
ary 2, 1897.
MAN ABOUT TOWN, THE. F. 1 a. W.
B. Bernand. Eng. O.H., May 5, 1835; Lyceum,
1836.
MAN AGAINST MOTOR. Sk. 2 so. Paragon,
August 3, 1903.
MAN AND HIMSELF. P. 4 a. M. Car.son
and N. Keith. Keniiiu-gton T., November 16,
1903.
MAN AND HIS MAKERS. P. of Modern
Life. 4 a. Wilson Barrett and L. N. Parker.
Lyceum, October 7. 1899.
MAN AND HIS MASTER. D. 3 a. People's
O.H., Ashton, July 16, 1883.
MAN AND HIS PICTURE, THE. P. 5 a.
Adap. fr. Hermann Sudermann's P., Sodoms
Ende. Folkestone Pleasure Gdiis., March 11,
1903; Gt. Queen's St. T., March 18, 1903.
'man and HIS WIFE, A. C. 3a. Liver-
pool Shakespeare T., August 8, 1904.
MAN AND SUPERMAN. P. 3 a. G. B.
Shaw. Court, May 23, 1905; rev. October 23,
1905; May 27, 1907. See Don Juan in EeU.
MAN AND THE SPIRIT, THE. D. 1 a.
C. H. Hazelwood, Britannia, February 28, 1881.
MAN AND THE WOMAN. D. 3 a. R.
Buchanan. Criterion, December 19, 1889.
MAN AND WIFE. C. C. H. Stephenson.
Belfast T.R., September 2, 1870.
MAN AND WIFE. D. 4 a. W. Collins.
P.O.W.. February 22, 1873.
MAN AND WIFE. D. 4 a. W. Howard.
Kidderminster T.R.. April 16, 1900; Liverpool
Star, April 23, 19O0 ; Stratford T.K., Septem-
ber 10, 1900.
MAN AND WIFE. See Wife or No Wife,
Matrimony.
MAN AND WIFE; OR, A SCOTCH MAR-
RIAGE. D. David James jun. Adap. fr.
Vfilkie Collins's novel. Margate T.R., June
29, 1885.
MAN AND WIFE; OR, MORE SECRETS
THAN ONE. C. S. J. Arnold. P. 1809.
D.L., October 4, 1814; Lyceum, May 15, 1822.
MAN AND WIFE; OR, THE SHAKE-
SPEAR,E JUBILEE. C. G. Colman. (See
Garrick Jubilee.) C.G., 1770.
MAN AND WOMAN. CD. 4 a. H. C. de
Mille and D. Belasco. Fourth act rewritten
by Malcolm Watson. Orig. prod, in America.
Op. Comique, March 25, 1S93.
MAN AND WOMAN. P. Mrs. James Ward.
Brondesbury H., January 14, 1909 (mat.).
MAN AS WOMAN MAKES HIM. Sk.
Harry Bruce. Greeuwich Palace, October 21,
1907.
iMAN BEWITCHED. See The Gho.-^t.
MAN FIEND, THE. D. 4 a. C. S. Kitts.
Bilston R.T., April 6, 1903.
MAN FOR THE LADIES. THE. F. 2 a.
D. Jerrold. Publ. by J. Dicks.
MAN FRED. See Manfred.
MAN FROM ADEN, THE. D. EpLsode.
3 sc. G. H. Inglis. Victoria H., May 6, 1905.
MAN FROM AUSTRALIA, THE. P. 3 a.
G. Dayle. Llandudno, Princess T., June 2,
1902.
276
"TRE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
MAN FROM RLANKLEY'S, THE. C. 3 a.
F. Anstey. P.O.W., Apnil 25, 1901. Revived,
Haymarkei, Mardi 24, 1906.
MAN FROM CEYLON, THE. F. F. Daw-
son. Worthing T.R., October 28, 1901.
MAN FROM DOWN THERE, THE. M.
Burl. Extrav., in two spa.ims. S. T. Pease,
Oxford Empire, March 3, 1902.
MAN FROM MEXICO, THE. F.C. 3 a.
H. A. du Souchet. Orip;. prod, in America and
Australia. Eastbourne D.P., 'Noverober 9, 1908;
Coronet, iNovemher 23, 1908.
MAN FR;OM PARIS, THE. Sk. H. W.
Barker. Muncaster, Bootle, February 22, 1909.
MAN FROM THE ?.IINT, A. F. 3 a. F. D.
Head. Worthing T.R., December 22, 1902.
MAN HIS 0^\"N MASTER, THE. F. 1 a.
D.L., June 12, 1816.
MAN HUNTER, THE. D. of Australian
life, by F. Jarman. Newport (Mon.) Victoria
T., May 11, 1S91.
MAN IN A THOUSAND, THE. D. 4 a. C.
Burnette. North Shields T.R., August 11,
1890; 5 a., Surrey, March 7, 1S92.
MAN IN ELACK, A. Rom. D. 4 a. H. E.
Williams. F. on Stanlev Wevman's novel.
Viaudeville, September 3, 1897 (C.P.).
MAN IN LOVE, A. C. 3 a. E. Rassendyll
Wimbledon New T., November 1, 1895.
MAN IN MOTLEY, A. Duo. Tom -Gallon.
Birmingham Grand, January 13, 1908; Coli-
seum, January 20, 1908.
MAN IN MOURNING FOR HIMSELF, A.
M.E. 2 a. M. by H. Smart and M. P. Corri.
Lyceum, July 20, 1816.
MAN IN POSSESSION, THE. Comic D.
3 a. J. Albery. Gaiety, December 4, 1876.
MAN IN POSSESSION, THE. D.Ca. Robert
Overton. Leytonstone Assembly R., December
]0, 1892.
MAN IN RAGS, THE. P. 1 a. N. Monck.
St. George's H., July 12, 1901.
MAN IN THE CLOAK: OR, THE ASSAS-
SIN, THE. D. 2 a. F. Marchant. Victoria,
February 7, 1870.
MAN IN THE HOUSE, A. Ca. M. Meiford.
Hudder.sfleld T.R. and O.K., August 4, 1884.
MAN IN THE IRON MASK, THE. Marylo-
bone, February 5, 1855.
M.\N IN THE IRON MASK, THE. D. 5 a.
Adap. fr. Dumas' rom. by M. Goldberg, and
suggested partly by an epifiode in " The Vi-
comte de Bragelorme." Huddersfield T.R.,
March 7, 1899 (C.P.); Hammersmith Lyric,
April 24, 1899; Adelphi, March 11, 1899.
MAN IN THE IRON MASK, The. P. 4 a.
Perth and Condie. Walsall G.T., March 17,
1899.
MAN IN THE IRON MASK, THE. D. 5 a.
Transl. and adap. by T. J. Serle. Publ. by
J. Dicks.
MA'N IN THE IRON MASK. Bee The
Prisoner of the Bastille.
MAN IN THE MOON, THE. D. Sk. 1 a.
Advertised for the opening of the Hay., 1799,
but withdrawn. Written by Brewer. N.p.
MAN IN THE MOON, THE. F. D.L., De-
cember 8, 1817.
MAN IN THE MOON. THE. Freak of fancy
by E. L. Blanchard. Princess's, April 10, 1871.
MAN IN THE MOON. THE. Panto, by J.
Addison. Britannia, December 26, 1892.
MAiN liN TILE MOON, THE. See Ende-
mion.
MAN IN THE STREET, THE. P. 1 a. L.
N. Parker. Avenue, May 14, 1894.
MAN IN THE ULSTER, THE. F.
JIanuel. Britannia, November 16, 1874.
MAN IS NOT PERFECT. D. Adap. by B.
Webster, jun. Adelphi, October 14, 1867.
MAN MILLINER, THE. Mus. F. John
O'Keefe. C.G., 1787. Pr. 1798.
MAN O' AIRLIE, THE. D. 4 a. W. G.
Wills. Princess's, Julv 20. 1867; Globe, May
16, 1870; Grand, March 3, 1890.
MAN 0' WAR'S MAN, THE. P. 4 a. H.
Dellow and C. Livesay. Mexborough P.O.W.'s,
Augu.st 10, 1894.
MAN OP BUSINESS, A. P. 4 a. Transl
fr. the Swedish En Fallnt of Bjonieterne
Bjornson by W. Olaf and W. Cha.pman. St.
George's H., March 26, 1887.
MAN OF BUSINESS, THE. C. George
Colman. Pr. 1774. C.G., 1774.
MAN OF DESTINY, THE. P. 1 a. G.
Bernard Shaw. Crovdon G.T., Julv 1, 1897;
Comedy, March 29, 1901; Court, June 4, 1907.
MAN OF ENTERPRISE, THE. F. Chas.
Shillito. Ac. at Norwich. Pr. 1789.
MAN OF FAMILY, THE. Sentimental C.
C. Jenner. Fr. Diderot's Pere de Famille. Pr.
1771.
MAN OF FORTY, THE. Ca. in 1 a. Wm.
Poel. Adap. fr. Kotzebue. King's Cross T.,
June 29, 1880.
MAN OF FORTY, THE. P. 4 a. W. Frith.
Manchft^ter T.R. , October 27, 1898; St. James's,
March 28, 1900.
MAN OF HER CHOICE, THE.. P. 4 a. Wr
by Ada G. .\hbott (Mr^. Erne.st R. Al>bott),
Broadway, July 27, 1908.
MAN OF HIS WORD, A. P. 3 a. B.
Lawrence. Imperial, August 21, 1901.
MAN OF HONOUR, A. P. 4 a. W. S.
Maugham. Originally prod, by the Stage
Society at the Imperial, February 22, 1903;
Avenue, February 18, 1904.
MAN OF HONOUR, THE. C. Francis
Lynch. Circa 17.30?
MAN OF HONOUR, THE. C. Wm. Davies.
P--. 1786. N.ac.
MAN OF IDEAS. C. 1 a. Ada Rose. Puhl.
by S. French, Ltd.
MAN OF IRON, A. D. 5 a. Adap. fr.
Ohnet's novel " Le Maitre de Forges." Grimsby
T.R., June 15, 1885.
MAN OF LAW, THE. Hay., December 9,
1851.
MAN OF MANY FRIENDS, THE. C. 3 a.
J. Stirling Coyne. Hay., September 1, 1855.
AIAN OF MODE; OR, SIR FOPLING
FLUTTER, THE. C. Sir Geo. Etherege.
Duke's, 1676. Pr. 1676.
MAN OF MYSTERY, A. Melo-d. 4 a. F
Redgrave and A. Bell. Broughton Victor
July 29, 1901; Grand, August 12. 1901.
MAN OF NEWMARKET. C. The Hon. R
Howard. T.R., 1678. Pr. 1678.
MAN OF NO PRINCIPLE, A. Melo-d
4 a. John H. Brownson. Hyde T.R., March
4, 1895.
MAN OF PARTS; OR, A TRIP TO LON-
DON, THE. V. I. Jackman. Ac. at Dublin
Crow Stree.t T. Pr. 1795.
MAN OF QUALITY, THE. F. Lee. An alt.
of Vanbrugh'a Relapse. D.L., March 15, 1774
Pr. 1778.
MAN OF QUALITY, THE. C. Adap. fr
Sir John Vanbrugh'a The Relapse; or. Virtue
in Danger by John Hollingshead. Gaiety, May
7, 1870.
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MAN OF REASON, THE. C. Hugh KeUy.
C.G., February 9, 1776.
Ml\N of Si'lRLT, A. Sk. Frank Price.
Hackney Empire, .'VugUi^t 9, 1909.
MAN OF TASTE, THE. C. Rev. J. Jliller.
Plot partly fr. Ecole dcs Maris, fr. I'rccieiises
Ridicules of Moliere. D.L., Waroli 0, 1735. Pr.
1735.
MAN OF TASTE, THE. Ac. near Twicken-
ham Pr. 1733. The running title Is The
Poetical t'op: or, The Modes of the Court.
Previously publ. in 1732 as Mr. 'Taste, the
Poetical Fox>.
MAN OF TASTE, THE. F. Anon. Thi.s is
Miller's C. of same name abbreviated. D.L.,
March 10, 1752.
MAN OF TEN THOUSAND, THE. C. T.
Holcroft. D.L., January 23, 1706. Pr. 1796.
MAN OF THE MILL, THE. Burl. T.O.
Signor Squalline. Pr. 1765. A parody on 2'he
Maid of the Mill.
MAN OF THE MOMENT. P. 4 a. H. Mel-
ville. Adap. fr. L' Adversaire oi A. Capus and
Emmanuel Arene. St. Jame.-i's, June 13, 1905.
MAN OF THE PEOPLE, A. P. i a. Louis
B. (joldman. Treharris Public H., March 7,
1894
MAN OF THE PEOPLE. D. Sk. A. Thomas.
Cardiff R., September 18, 1905; Comedy, Sep-
tember 27, 1905.
MAN OF THE PEOPLE. See The Owner of
the Works.
MAN OF THE PEOPLE; OR, THE TOP OF
THE LADDER AND HOW TO GET THERE
HONESTLY, A. D. Pro. aaid 3 a. W. S.
Bronson. Liverpool T.R., March 17, 1879.
MA,N OF ITIE WORXD, A. D. Sk. Augiis-tuB
Thomas. Cardiff R., September 18, 1905;
Comedy, September 27, 1905.
MAN OF THE WORLD, THE. C. 5 a. C.
Macklin. CO., May 10, 1781. Originally pi.
in Ireland about se^-enteen years before under
the title of The True-Tiorn Scotchman. D.L.,
1822; CO., 1824.
MAN OF TWO LIVES, THE. Rom. P. 3 a.
Adap. fr. Victor Hugo's " Les Miserables " by
B. Bernard. D.L., March 29, 1869.
MAN OF TWO LIVES, THE. D. L.
Thompson. Liverpool T.R., June 16, 1879.
MAN ON THE BOX, THE. Light C. 3 a
Gra'ce Livdng.stone Fumiss. F. on H.arold
MeGrath'e novel of same name. Eastbourne
Pier, August 6, 1908; Marlborough, July 31,
1909.
MAN ON THE KERB, THE. P. 1 a. A.
Sutro. Aldwych, March 24, 1908.
MAN OR BEAST? D. 4 a. Chas. H. Phelps.
Orig. prod, at Swansea, July 27. Stratford R.,
November 30, 1908.
MAN OR MONEY? Surrey, May 7, 18G0.
MAN PROPOSES. C. 1 a. S. Grundy.
Duke's T., March IS, 1878.
MAN PROPOSES. Ca. 1 a. F. Langbridge.
MAN SHE LOVES. D. 4 a. G. B. Nichols
and F. Herbert. Surrey, November 24, 1902.
MAN THAT HESITATES, THE. Adap. by
G. W. Godfrey fr. Mrs. Hughes Bell's
L'Indecis, produced Royalty, November 10,
1887. The original Eng. ver. of Between the
Posts, also by Mrs. Bell. Prod. Newcastle
T.R., September 9, 1887; St. George's H.,
February 28, 1S88.
MAN. THE BRUTE. Tivoli, July 15, 1907.
MAN THE LIFEBOAT. Leedham Bantoc^k
and Percy Greenbauk. Metropolitan, April 19,
1909.
MAN TO MAN. D. 5 a. W. Bourne. M;iii-
Chester Q.T., March 24, 1HS4; Surrey, July 4,
1887(4 a.) ; rev., Stratford T.R., January 4,
1904.
MAN TOO HARD FOR THE MASTER, THE.
C. Anon. Publ. since tjie Restoration, and
mentioned in the Appendix to the " British
Theatre. See Love Without Interest.
MAN WHO FOLLOWS THE LADIES, THE.
"Piece of Impudence." F. 1 a. Howard
Paul. Strand, July 19, 1856.
MAN WHO MISSED THE TIDE, THE. W.
F. Casey. Dublin Abbey, February 13, 1908.
MAN WHO STOLE THE CASTLE, THE.
Christmas episode. 1 a. T. Gallon and L. M.
Lion. Garrick, December 26, 1900, and rev.
December 14, 1901.
MAN WHO WAS, THE. Kinsey Peile. D.
ver. of story by Rudyard Kiplmg. 11. M. (Guy's
H. net.), June 8, 1903; H.M., January 18, 190G.
MAN WHO WASN'T, THE. F. 1 a. H. A.
V. Ransom. Bayswater Victoria H. (Bijou),
February 22, 1S95.
MAN WHO WON, THE. D. 3 a. A. M.
Heathcote. F. on novel of same name by
Mrs. Baillie Reynolds. Scala, May 24, 1908.
MAN WITH A GENERAL FACE, THE. F.
1 a. T. Townsend. Publ. by J. Dicks.
MAN WITH A PAST, A. Strand (C.P.),
September 9, 1895.
MAN WITH A PAST, A. Mono. Oharles
Brookfleld. Garrick, December 11, 1900.
MAN WITH A PAST, A. F.C. 3 a. H. and
E. Paulton. Worthing T.R., May 9, 1901.
MAN WITH MANY FRIENDS, THE. C.
Stirling Coyne. Hay., September 3, 1855.
MAN WITH THE CARPET BAG, THE. F.
1 a. Gilbert k Beckett. Strand, 1835.
MAN WITH THE IRON MASK, THE. W. J.
Lucas. Adap. fr. the French. In 4 epochs.
R. Pavilion T.
MAN WITH THRElE WIVES, THE. F. 3 a.
C. M. Rae. Adap. fr. Trois Femmes pour un
Mari of Grenet Dancourt (Cluny T., Parie,
January 11, 1884). Criterion, March 21, 1886.
iMAN WITH TWO WIVES; OR, WIGS FOR
EVER. Dr. fable. F. G. Waldron. (?) PI. iu pro-
vini'es, 1798. N.p.
MAN, WOMAN, AND FATE. D 4 a. V/m.
P. Sheen. Broughton Victoria, February 2(i,
1904. C.p.
iMAN'S A .MAN FOR A' THAT, A. Sk. Bel-
fast mi)ipodrome, December 7, 1908; O.xfoid,
Decemiber 21, 1908.
MAN'S BEWITCHED; OR, THE DEVIL TO
DO ABOUT HIM, THE. C. Mrs. Centlivre.
Queen's T. in Haymarket, December 12, 1709.
Pr. N.d. Taken fr. a French C. Le Deuil.
? By Corneille, 1(J72.
MAN'S ENElMY; OR, THE DOWNWARD
PATH. D. 4 a. C. H. Longden and Eric Hud-
son. Blackburn Prince's, January 14, 1897;
Wigan T.R., February 25, 1897; \\est London,
April 25, 1898.
MAN'S FOES, A. P. 1 a. Diana Choi-
mondeley. Imperial, May 26, 1907.
MAN'S IDOL. P. C. A. Lee. Belfast R.,
April 25, 1902.
MANS INHUMANITY. D.D. 4 a. C. H.
Phelps and Florence Gerard. Burnley G.T.,
July 7, 1902.
MAN'S LOVE, A. P. 3 a. J. T. Grein aJid
C. W. Jarvis. Adap. fr. the Dutcli of J. C. De
Vos. P.O.W., June 25, 1889 (matinee); Opera
Comique, March 15, 1895; Walt.inuham Club,
March 27, 1905.
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MAX'S MEE£;Y. D. W. U. Pitt. Darling-
ton T.R., May 5, 1874.
MAN'S SHADOW, A. D. 4 a. Robert
Buchanan. Adap. fr. Jules Mary and Geo.
Grisier's d. Roger la Hontc (Anibigu, Septem-
ber 28, 18881 ; Elephant and Cattle, November
29, 1SS8 (C.P.). under title of Roger la Honte;
or, Jean the Disgraced. Haymarket, Septem-
ber 12, 1889 ; Hej Majesty's Theatre, Novembet
27, 1S97; H.M., Mardi 25, 1905.
MAN'S SHIRT, A. P. 1 a. E. Hamilton
Moore. Bayewater Bijou, December 4, 190C.
C.P.
MAN'S TALISMAN— GOLD. D. E. Newbound,
Britannia, December 17, 1877.
MAN'S THE MASTER, THE. C. Sir W.
Davenant. Ac. L.I.F., March 26, lf;C8. Pr. 1669.
F. on two plays of Scarrow, Jodelet; ou, le
Mttitre Valet, and L'Heritier Ridicule.
MAN'S THE MASTER, THE. C. Alt. fr.
Davenant by Woodward. C.U., November 3,
1775. Pr. 1775.
MAN'S TREACHERY, A. Sk. H. Young.
Greenwich Carlton, December 17, 1901.
MAN'S WIT. Moral P. Mentioned in
Greene's " Groatsworth of Wit," 1592.
MAN-HATER, THE. Transl. fr. Moliere's
" Misanthrope " by John Ozell.
MAN-HATER. THE. Transl. fr. the French.
Prod., 1762, in Foote's Comic Theatre.
MAN-TRAP, THE. Dom. D. 3 a. Monta-
gue Marks.- Ada,p. fr. Sir Wm. Magnay's
novel. Royalty, April 3, 1903 (C.P.).
MANAGBM.EiNT. C. Fredk. Reynolds. C.G.,
August 31, 1799. Pr. 1799.
MANAGEMENT. C. 4 a. Curtis Brown.
(Pres. by the English Play Societv.) Kingsway,
December 20, 1908.
MANAGEME^NT ; OR, THE PROMPTER
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MARRIAGE, 1892. P. 3 a. and Epil. Clyde
Fitch. Royalty, October 28, 1892.
MARRIAGE HAS BEEN ARRANGED, A.
Duol. A. Sutro. Hay., May 6, 1902.
MARRIAGE HATER MATCH'D. THE. C
T. Durfev. I'r. 1092. T.R., 1693. D.L., :\Jarch
8, 17118.
MARRIAGE KNOT, THE. C 3 a. F. Jar-
man. Ramsgate Amphi., June 8, 1894.
xMARRIAGE LINES. D. 3 a. J. D
meres. Court, Ma.-cli 17, 1873.
MARRIAGE MARKET, THE. F.C.
F. Jarman. Torquay R.T., Januarv 16,
MARRIAGE NIGHT, THE. T. "Lord
land. Fr. 1664. Ac. L.I.F., March
MARRIAGE NOOSE. Charade.
Parnie. Pub. by J. Dicks.
MARRIAGE, NOT DIVORCE;
LOVE THAT BLOOMS FOR EVER. D
J. Levy. Britannia, May 2, 1870.
MARRIAGE OF BACCHUS. 0.
1 a. Herbert
28, 1881; Op. C,
THE PANDER,
One among the
Bese-
3 a.
1001.
Falk-
21, 1667.
1 a. H. B.
OR,
THE
3 a.
1673.
MARRIAGE
toria, ises.
MARRIAGE
4 a. S. Grundy
4 a. com. U »,
Anon.
OF CAMACHO, THE. Vic-
OF CONVENIEJNCE, A. P.
Adap. fr. Alexandre Dumas'
Mariage sous Louis Quinze.
Haymarket, June 5, 1897. Rev., Imi>erial,
March 8, 1904. Terry's, November 2, 1905.
MARKIAtiK OK FiG.\lRO. TH.E. CO. Moz.-irt.
Lvceum, .Mav 19, 1,^22; D.L., March 15, 1H2^3;
.Vdel;»hi, March 28. 1,87,8; Lyric, July 23, 1967.
Sep Le Noni^e di Fii/nro, Maringe de FigarO'
282
"THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
MARiRIAGE OF GEORGETTE, THE. C.G.,
November 16, 1860.
MARRIAGE OF KITTY, THE. P. 3 a. Fr.
tihe French of De GrJ'.sac and De Croisset (/>a
Vasserelle, Paris Vanjcl., Jamrary 31, 1902), by
Cosmo Gordon Lennox. Duke of York's,
August 19, 1902. Trans. Wyndham's, October
27. 1902. Trans. Criterion, March 27, 1903;
D. of Y., June 9, 1906.
MARRIAGE OF MIGNON, THE. P. 3 a.
Herbert Shelley. Adap. fr. novel of same
name. M. by S. R. Philpot. FuLham, July 31,
1009.
MARRIAGE OF MIND AND MEASURE.
Morale. Ac. at Richmond on first Sunday in
the year 1579 by *' Children of Pawles."
MARRIAGE OF OCEANUS AND BRITAN-
NIA, THE. Masque. R. Flecknol. Pr. 1659.
MARRIAGE OF SIR GAWAINE, THE. O.
Dr. John Se.ally. Pr. 1782 in " The European
Mag." N.tac.
MARRIAGE OF iHE THAMES AND THE
RHINE. Masque of the Inner Temple and
Gray's Inn by Sir V. Bacon. 1613.
MARRIAGE OF VENGEANCE. P. 4 a. A.
J. Charleison. Pontypridd, Clarence T.,
December 21, 1903; Stratford R., February 8,
1904.
MARRIAGE OF WILLIAM ASHE, THE. P.
5 a. Mary Ward and Margaret Mayo. Adap.
fr. novel of same name. Terry's, April 22,
1908.
MARRIAGE OP WIT AND WISDOM. Pr.
1579. Repr. for the Shakespeare Society 1846.
MARRIAGE PROJOSCTS. C. See " Theatrical
Recorder."
MARRIAGE PROMISE, THE. Int. Anon.
1732. Se« The Intriguing Courtiers.
MARRIAGE PROMISE, THE. C. J. T. Al
lingham. D.L., April 16, 1803. Pr. 1803.
MARRIAGE TRAP, THE. P. 4 a. Myle«
Wallerton. Sunderland Av., June 4, 1906.
MARRIAGE. See Mariage.
MARRIAGES ARE MADE IN HEAVEN.
Epis. 1 a. Basil Dean. Manchester Gaiety,
September 7, 1908; Coronet, June 21, 1909.
MARRIAGES OF MAYFAIR, THE. D. of
modern life in 4 a. Cecil Raleigh and Henry
Hamilton. Tvod. bv Arthur Collins. Inci. M.
by J. M. Glover. D.L., September 21, 1008.
MARRIED. C. 3 a. James Albery. Royalty,
November 29, 1873.
MARRIED A MONTH. Monol. Clare Ship-
ley Amateur perf., Cripplegate Institute,
April 28, 1900.
MARRIED ALL OF A SUDDEN. Sk. Ham-
mersmith Palace, December 31, 1900.
MARRIED AND SINGLE. J. Poole. Hay.,
July 16, 1824.
MARRIED AND UNMARRIED; OR, THE
WIDOWED WIFE. Hay., September 1, 1796.
J. C. Oros.s. Afterwards pr. under the title of
The Way to Get Unmarried.
MARRIED ANOTHER. Ca. 1 a. G. Dixon.
Op C, Sepfember 1, 1877.
MARRIED BACHELOR; OR, MASTER AND
MAN. F. 1 a. p. P. O'Calligan. Publ. by S.
French, Ltd.
MARRIED BEAU; OR, THE CURIOUS IM-
PERTINENT, THE. C. (blank ver.se). J.
Crowne. Ac. at the T.R. Pr. 1694. Story fr.
Don Quixote.
MARRIED BENEATH HIM. P. 1 a. E. V.
Edmonds. Workington Queen's OH., Octobw
12, laoo.
MARRIED BY PROXY. F.C. 3 a. A. W.
Yeuill. Greenock T.R., January 19, 1894;
Toole's, October 18, 1894.
MARRIED COQUET, THE. C. Dr. John
Baillie. Pr. 1740. N.ac.
MARRIED DAUGHTERS AND YOUNG HUS-
BANDS. Orig. CD. 2 a. John Daly. Lyceum.
MARRIED FOR MONEY. C. Bucks.tone.
MARRIED FOR MONEY. C. 3 a. Charles
Mathews. Alt. fr. The Wealthy Widow. D.L.,
October 10, 1855.
MARRIED FOR MONEY. D. 4 a. E.
Towers. Pav., March 12, 1873.
MARRIED FROM SCHOOL. C. W. Brown.
Mancheriter Queen's, March 10, 1876.
MARRIED IN HASTE. C. 4 a. H. J.
Byron. Hay., October 2, 1875.
MARRIED LIBERTINE, THE. C. C. Mack-
lin. 1701. Ac. at C.G., January 28, 1761.
MARRIED LIFE. C. 3 a. J. B. Buckstone.
Hay., August, 1834; Surrey, November 15, 1809.
MARRIED MAN, THE. C. 3 a. Mra. Inch-
bald. Hay., July 15. 1789. Taken fr. Le
Philosophe Marie of Destouches. Pr. 1789.
MARRIED MICR.OBE, A. Sk. Prod, by Miss
Kate Chard. Chelsea Palace, December 17,
1906.
MARRIED, NOT MATED. D. 4 a. F.
Harvey. Brighton T.R., August 31, 1877;
Olympic, April 27, 1879.
MARRIED PHILOSOPHER, THE. C. John
Kelly. L.I.F. and D.L. Pr. 1732. A transl. fr.
the same souree as The Married Man.
MARRIED RAKE, THE. F. 1 a. C. Selby.
Queen's, February 9, 1835.
MARRIED TO THE WRONG MAN. D. 4 a.
By Frederick Melville. Elephant and Castle,
August 3, 1908.
MARRIED TO-MORROW. F.C. 3 a Adap.
fr. the German. Chatham O.H., March 28,
1898.
MARRIED UNMARRIED. D. 2 a. Morris
Barnett. Princess's, March 25, 1854.
MARRIED WOMAN, A. D.P. 4 a. F.
Fenn. (Oiig. profi. at Dundee, Her M. T.,
October 30, 1902); Camberwell Metropoh%
November 24, 1902.
MARRY AUDREY. Mentioned in Pepy'a
Diary, 1668. See Merry Andrew.
MARRY, OR DO WORSE. C. Wm. Walkc.
Pr. 1704, L.I.F., and rev. 1747.
MARRY YOURSELVES. F. Herbert Prior.
Eddnburgh T.R., March 4, 1S73.
MARRYING OF ANNE LEETE, THE. C. i
a. G. Barker. Royalty, January 26, 1902.
MARSAC OF GASCONY. C. 3 a. Eduard
Vroom. Birmingham P.O.W., November 11,
1899; D.L., April 21, 1900.
MARSEILLAISE, LA. Rom. P. 1 a. Frank
Ernest Potter. Worcester T.R., September 6,
1906.
MARSEILLAISE; OR, THE STORY OF A
SONG, LA. Sk. 1 .^c. Geo. Roy. M. by Josef
Pelzer. Middle.sex, March 12, 1907.
MARSHAL, THE. Hist. P. 4 a. R. Wil-
ford. Liverpool Royal Court T., May 8, 1902.
MARSHAL NEY; OR, THE SOLDIERS OF
FRANCE. P. 1 a. L. Coen. National Sport-
ing Club, Cov. Gar., W.C, April 27, 1903;
Wyndham's, July 28, 1903.
MARSHAL OP LUXEMBOURG UPON HIS
DEATH-BED. T.C. Pr. 1695. Fr. the French.
MARSHAL OSRICK. P. Thos. Heywood,
t(ssiste<^ by Wentworth Smith, Av. I0(i2. N.p.
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283
MARTHA. 0. 4 a. Flotow. Vituna, No-
vember 2a, 1847. An extention of Lady Uen-
riette. D.L., June 4, 1849; first time in
Knglish, D.L., October 11, 1855. Prod, as
Marta, CO., July 1, 1858; I'arii, December lU,
1805.
MARTHA. Burl. Robt. Reece. Gaiety,
April 14, 1873.
MARTHA. "Eccentricity." 3 a. Wilfoid
F. FieJd. Tottenham dtrodiioed ius The
ni>>hop), October 25, 1894; St. Geo. H., Novem-
ber 24, 1894.
MARTHA PLAYS THE FAIRY. C. 1 a.
Keble Howard. Hay., May 28. 19u7.
MARTHA WILLIS, THE SERVANT MAID.
D. 2 a. D. JeiTold. Pavilion, April 4, 18;^].
MARTHA'S DOUBLE. P. G. E. Writiiit-
Mainm. Baywvater Bijou, July 24, 189(; (C.P.).
MARTIAL MAID, THE. C. Beaumont and
FU-tclier. Pr. 1G47. See Love's Cure.
MARTIAL QUEEN, THE. T. R. Carleton,
1G75. MS. copy in the Bodleian Library. M.
S. Rawl, poet, 126.
MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT. Stirling. Adap.
fr. Dickens's novel. Lyceum, 1844-7.
MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT. D. 4 a. H.
Simms. PubJ. by J. Dicks.
MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT. D. 4 a. H.
Wigan. Olympic, Marcdi 2, 1868.
.MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT. See Tom Pinch.
MARTIN GUERRE; OR, THE GUILTY
CLAIM. D. E. M. Pearl. Woodwich T.R..
September 13, 1873.
IV1\RT1N PRYOR'S MILLIONS: OR, DON'T
DO AS SHE DID. Devonport Metropole, July
15, 1907.
MARTIN SWART, THE LIFE AND DEATH
OF. P. Mentioned by Henslowe under date
of 1597.
MARTINUZZI. Tragic burla. Lyceum,
August 20, 1841.
MARTIRI. See Les Martyrs.
MARTIRIO DI SANTA CECILIA. 0. seria.
3 a. Scarlatti. Rome, 1709.
M^\iRTY,N SiWARTE. Anon. 1597. N.p. See
Martin Swarte.
MARTYNE. See Guiltless.
MARTIRE LA. 0. Samara.
MARTYR, THE. F. Templcton Lucas.
Orig. prod, as Browne the Martyr at Court T.,
January, 1872. Revived November 3, 1892.
MARTYR; OR, POLYEUCTE, THE. T. Sir
W. Lower. 1G55.
MARTYR OF ANflOvH. Dr. poem. H. H.
Milmpji. 1822.
MARTYR OF ANTIOCH, THE. Dr. ver. of
Sir A. SuUiv.m's cantata (1880). Edinburgh
Lyceum, February 25, 1898.
MARTYR OP FREEDOM, THE. D. Coat-
bridge T.R., August 28. 1882.
MARTYR TO SCIENCE. F. 1 a. F. Wes-
ton. Publ. by S. French, ltd.
MARTYR'D SOLDIER, THE. T. H. Shir-
ley. Ac. at private hou-se in D.L., 1038. Pr.
1633.
MARTYRDOM OF IGNATIUS, THE. T.
John Gambold (1740) Pr 1773. Ac. at HuH
after slight alt. December 29, 1781.
MARTYRS, LES. 0. 4 a. Scribe M. by
Donizetti. Prod, as / Martiri. Paris, April
]i), 1840; London R. Italian 0., April 20, 1852;
fr. Corneil'le's Polyeucte.
MARVELS OF ELECTRICITY, THE. Spec.
extrav. Holborn Amphi., December 28, 1808.
MARY. Ca. H. J. Wynter. Avenue, Feb-
ruary 16, 1897.
MARY AND SAIREY, Ola. Rosa and
Thiele. Pub!, by S. French, Ltd.
MARY BARTON See The Long Strike.
MARY ED.MONSTONB. Rom. D. C. H
Hazluwood. Britannia, December 22, 1862.
MARY GRAHAM. Grecian, December 8, 1862.
MARY JONES. Ca. Queen's March 30,
1808.
MARY
MARY
MARY
fitainer.
MARY
Publ. by
MARY
MAGDALEN. Orat. Jules Massenet.
MAGDALEN. See Marie Magdalene.
MAGDALENE. Cantata. .Dr. J.
MELVYN. D. 3 a. E. Fitzball.
J. Dick.s.
PENNINGTON, SPINSTER. C. 4 a.
5 a. W. a.
i Princeee's,
3 a. Robt.
VV. R. Walkes. St. James's, April 24, 1896.
MARY PRICE; OR. THE ADVENTURES
OF A SERVANT GIRL. Dom. D. 2 a. F. on
0. W. Reynolds's novel. Queen's.
MARY QUEE^^ OP SCOTLAND. Anon. Ad-
vertised as sold by Wellington in St. Paul's
Churchyard in 1703.
MARY QUEEN OP SCOTS. T. Philip Duke
of Wharton. Left unfinished. Lady Mary
Wortley Montague wrote epil.
MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. T. Dr. Franck-
Hn. MS. in Mr. Stephen Jones's collection.
MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. Banks. 1084.
MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. T. Hon. John
St. Jolm. Pr. 1789. Ac. at D.L., March 20,
1789.
MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. T. Mrs. M.
Devere.H. Pr. 1792
MARY QUEIE^ OF SCOTS. D.
Wills. Lyceum, January 8, 1870 ;
February 23, 1874.
MARY QUEEN OF SCOTiS. T.
Blake. T.R., Richmond, DeoemtoeT 10, 1894.
MARY QUEEN OP SCOTS. Rom. 4 a. R.
Keainedy Cox. King's W., May 21, 1906.
MARY QUEEN OP SCOTS; OK, THE ES-
CAPE FROM LOCH LEVEN. D. 2 a. Wm.
Murray. Edinhurgli, Octobej 3, 1825; 01.ympic,
January 3, 1831.
MARY ROPER. Duo. John Douglass.
Cavendish Room.s, May 5, 1908 (amat.).
MARY STEWART QUEiEN OF SiCOTS. D.
N.ac. Pr. 1801.
MARY STUART. Fredea-itk Schiller. Trans,
by J. C. M. Pr., no date; circ. 1801. N.ac.
MARY STUART. D. Poem. James Grahame.
1807.
MARY STUART. T. J. Haynes. M. bv A
Lee. D.L., January 22, 1840.
MARY STUART. D. 6 a. Hon. Lewis
Wiugfleld. Court, October 9, 1880.
MARY STUART. See Mary Queen of Scots.
MARY STUART; OiR, THE CASTLE OF
LOCHLEVEN. D. D.L., March 18, 1850.
MARY STUART, THE CHILD OF MISFOR-
TUNE. A skit on ancient melodrama. Strand,
Octotber 17, 1893.
MARY TUDOR. T. Victor Hugo. ISM.
MARY TUDOR. T. Vere. 1847.
MARY TUDOR. His/t.P. Miss Dickeneon.
1876.
MARY TURNER; OR, THE WICIOUS WIL-
LIN AND WIOTORIOUS WIRTUE. BUT.A.
F. C. Burnand. Ne^v Holborn, October 25,
1867.
MARY WARNER. D. 4 a. Tom Taylor.
Haymarket June 21, 1809; Olympic, Ma/y 2-3,
187U.
284
THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
MARY'S DEVOTION. D. 1 a. C. Frere.
Surrey, April 29, ISt^S.
MARY'S DREAM; OR, FAR, FAR AT BEA.
Melo.d. 3 a. Tihompson Tawnseiid. Pavilion,
July 24, 1837.
MARY'S HOLIDAY. F. W. F. Vandervell.
Surrey, June 29, 1879.
MARY'S SECRET. CD. Arthur Matthieon.
Criterion, May 15, 187(5.
MASANIELLO. Burl. Publ. by S. French,
Ltd.
MASANIELLO. D. Milner. D.L., February
17, 1825; Victoria, May, 1829.
MASANIELLO. O. 5 a. Scribe and
Delavigne, under the title La Muette de For-
tici. M. by Auber. Parid, February 29, 1828.
Prod, in 3 ;i.. D.L., Miiy 4, 1829; us Mnsaniello;
or. The Dumb Girl of Portici, CO., March
15, 1849. Prod, as Lo Miita di Portici, Her M.,
April 10, 1851.
MASANIELLO; OR, THE FISH'O'MAN OF
NAPLES. F. 1 a. R. B. Brough. Olympic,
July 2, 1857.
MASCHERE, LE. 0. Masoagni. 1901.
MASCOTTE, THE. Op. C 3 a. H. B.
Farnie and R. Reece. M. by Audran. Adap.
!r. the French of Cbjvot and Duru. Brighton
T.R., Sep'teonber 19, 1881; Conie-dy, October 15,
1881; Gaieitv, September 9, 1893; trarisf. to
Criterion, October 10, 1893.
MASK OF DEATH, THE. Melo-d. 4 a. H.
Ford. Burslem Wedgwood T., July 19, 1897.
MASK OF GUILT, THE. D. 4 a. S. Vane
and A. Shirley. Surrey, June 21, 1894 (CP.).
See Under the Masque of Truth.
MASK, etc. See Masque, etc.
MASKED. D. 4 a. Britannia, April 18, 1870.
MASKED BALL, THE. F.C. 3 a. Clyde
Fitch, fr. A. Bisson's and A. Carre's C. Cri-
terion, January G, 1900.
MASKED FESTIVAL in commemoration of
the Battle of Waterloo. D.L., June 18, 1821.
MASKED GIRL, THE. P. 1 a. A. Applin.
(Prod, by the Play Actors.) King's Hall,
W.C, March 22, 1908.
MASKED MAN, THE. Ethngham, July 23,
1866.
MASKED RIDOTTO, A. Consisting of sontrs,
dances, etc. D.L., Apral 14, 1821.
MASKERADE. P. 4 a. Ludwig Fulda. Gt.
Queen Street, February 15, 1905.
MASKS AND FACES. C C. Reade and T.
Taylor. Hay., November 20, 1852; Adelphi,
April, 1853; Olympic, April 14, 1869.
MASKS AiSD FACES. See Peg Woffington.
MASNADIERI, I. 0. 4 a. Lib. by Mattel
fr. Schiller's Die Puiuber. M. by Verdi. Her
M., July 22, 1847.
MASQUE, A. R. Govell. Destroyed by War-
burton's servant.
MASQUE, A. For the Right Hon. Viscount
Montacute, on accoi:nt of the marriage of his
Kon to the daughter of Sir W. Dormer. Geo.
Gascoigne. Pr. 1587.
MASQUE, A. For Lord Hayes, in honour of
bis daughter's marriage to the Hon. the Lord
Dennye. Thos. Campion. Pr. 1607.
MASQUE, A, at Lord Vi.'icount Haddington's
marriage at Court on Shrove Tuesday, icu*..
15en Jon.^on. I'l'. 1C40. See Hup and, Cri/
After Cupid,
MASQUE, A. Presented at Whitehall on St.
Stephen's night lajst at the marriage of Right
Hon. the Earl of Somexiset and the Right
Noble the Lady Francis Howard. T. Campion.
Pr. 1614.
MASQUE, A. Presented at the house of
Lord Hayes for ent. of Le Baron de Tour on
February' 22, 1617. Ben Jonson. Pr. 1617.
MASQUE, A. Presented at Ludlow Castle
1634, on Micbaelmais Night, before the Earl of
Bridgewater. John Milton. Pr. 1037. See The
Old Wives' Tale.
MASQUE, A. Presented at Hunsdon Hou&e
by T. Heywood. Pr. 1637.
MASQUE, A. Pretsented at Bretbie, in Der-
byshire, Twelfth Night, 1639, by Sir Aston
Cokain. Pr. 1659.
MASQUE, A. Wr. at Lord Rochester's re-
quest for his T. of Valentinian by Sir Francis
Fane. Pr. 1685.
MASQUE, A, in the 0. of The Prophetess,
by Thos. Beitterton. Pr. with siame, 1090.
MASQUE, A, in honour of the nuptiaJs of
the Prince and Princess of Wales. Rev. J.
Hook. Pr. 1795. See Jack of Newhury.
MASQUE, A. Chas. Leftly. Pr. 1802. in the
" Poetical Register."
MASQUE OF AUGURES, THE. Ben Jonson.
Presented with several anti-masques on Twelfth
Night, 1612. Pr. 1621.
MASQUE OF BEAUTY. Ben Jonson. 1609.
MASQUE OF BLACKNESS, THE. Presented
at. Whitehall. Ben Jonson. assisted bv Inigo
Jones. Twelfth night, 1605. See Twelfth
Night's Revels.
MASQUE OF CALISTO Crowne. 1676.
MASQUE OF FLOWERS, THE. Presented
at the Banqueting Ho. in Whitehall by the
Gentlemen of Gray's Inn on Twelfth Night,
1613.
MASQUE OF HEROES. Middleton. 1619.
MASQUE OF LEI HE, THE. Ben Jonson,
1617. Contains an anti-masque.
MASQUE OF LOVE, THE. D. 3 a. Ch.
Osborne. Plymouth T.R., May 23, 1877.
MASQUE OP LOVE, THE. Fr. the opera of
Dioolasian. Henry Purcell. Notting Hill (Pur-
cell Operatic Society), March 25, 1901.
MASQUE OF MAY. Cantata. Publ. by S.
French, Ltd.
MASQUE OF OWLS AT KENELWORTH, A.
Perf. by the Ghost of Capt. Cox, mounted on
his Hobby Horse. Ben Jon.son. 1026.
MASQUE OF PATRIOTISM AND TRUTH;
OR, THE COURT FOOL, THE. Presented be-
fore the King. Anon. Pr. 1742. .
MASQUE OF QUEENS. Celebrated at
Whitehall October 2, 1609. Ben Jonson. Pr.
1640. As.sisted in the invention of machinery
by Inigo Jones.
MASQUE OF THE FOUR INNS OF COURT.
Perf. about AllhoJlandtide, 1633. Anon.
? N.p.
MASQUE OF THE GYPSIES, THE. Ben
Johnson. Pr. 1640. Thrice presented before
the King (James I.) at Burleigh-on-the-Hill, at
Belvoir Castle, and the last time at Windsor,
August, 1621. AfterAvards called a ma.sque of
the Metamorphosed Gypsies.
MASQUE OF THE INNER TEMPLE AND
GRAVE'S INN, GRAVE'S INN, AND THE
INNER TEMPLE. Presented before the Queen
at Whitehall. Febrnarv 20, 1612. Francis Beau-
nioDt, I'r, N,f,l,
TILE STAGE" CYCLOPAEDIA.
285
MASQUE OK THE MIDDLE TEMPLE AND
LYNCOLN'S INNE. Geo. Cliapnian. Vrpsc'iitcd
before the KiiiK at Wliiteliall, Ecbruiuy 5,
1613. Machiuery and decorations by \\\\go
■lones. This masque cost the Society of Lin-
coln's Inn £2,400.
MASQUE OF WAR AND PEACE, THE. O.
H. MacCunn. Lib. by L. N. Parker. A .single
performance for the benefit of tlie Household
Trooi)6. Her M., February 13, 1900.
MASQUE OF WAR AND PEACE, THE.
Scala. May 28, 1908 (amat.).
MASQUED FRIEND, A. C. Thia was Hol-
cioft's Duplicity. Reduced to 3 a. C.G., May
10, 1803.
MASQUERADE, THE. C. Chs. Johnson.
D.L., January Ki, 1719 Pr. circa 1719.
MASQUERADE, THE. C. 5 a. John Gait.
Pr. 1814. ? N.ac.
OR,
2 a.
AN E\1E0SriNG'S IN-
Benjamin Griffin. Pr.
16, 1717.
OR, THE HUMOROUS
See
MJ.\iSQUiKiRA:DE :
TRIGFR. THE. F
1717. L.I.F., May
MASQUERADE ;
CUCKOLD, THE. Mrs. Aubin. 1730.
The Merry Masqueraders Maskerade.
MASQUERADE DU CEIL. Ma.sque. "A
Celestial map, representing the true site and
motion.? of the heavenly bodies through the
vears 1639, 1640, etc." By J. S. (i.e., J. Sad-
ler). P. 1640.
MASQUERADERS, THE. P. 4 a. H. A.
Jon&s. St. James's, April 28. 1894.
MASSACRE OF ABERGAVENNY, THE. D.
5 a. J. R. Furnes-s. Llandudno St. Geo. T.,
September 18, 1S97 (C.P.).
MASSACRE OF AMBOYNA, THE. Dryden.
MASSACRE OF PARIS, THE. T. Nathantel
I/ee. Ac. at the T.R., 1690. Pr. 1690. C.G.,
November 1, 1745.
MASSACItE OF PARIS, WITH THE DEATH
OF THE DUKE OF GUISE, THE. P. Not
divided into acts. Obristopher Marlowe. Pr.
(no date). Wr. after August 2, 1589, probably
about 1590. See The Gwisne, Guise.
MASSANIELLO. Keniiey. Mentioned by
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MASSANIELLO, THE FISHERMAN OF
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MASTER ANTHONY. C Roger Boyle, Earl
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MASTER'S LODGE NIGHT. F. G. Hodg-
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MATRIMONIO PER CAMBIALE, IL. 0,
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MATRIMONY. CO. 1 a. G. Parsons Nor-
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MATRIMONY; OR, SIX AND SIX WHERE
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MATRIMONY; OR, THE SLEEP WALKER.
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MATRIMONY, LIMITED. Ca. Ernest Mar-
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MATTEO FALCONE; OR, THE BRIGAKD
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MAY; OR, DOLLY'S DELUSION. Dom. D.
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MAY AND DECEMBER. Adap. fr. Meilhac
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1SG.5.
MAY AND DECEMBER. F.C. 3 a. Adap.
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MAY QUEEN, THE. Vocal ballet div. 3
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MAYOR OF MONTILLADO. THE. M.P. 2
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MAYOR OF QUINBOROUGH, THE. C.
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MAYOR OF ROCHESTER, THE. F. 1 a.
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MAYSIE. P. 1 a. J. F. Nolan and F.
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MAZEPPA. Burl . extrav. 1 a. H. J.
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MAZEPPA. Burl. 3 a. F. C. Burnand.
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MAZEPPA. Russian 0. Lib. f. by Bourenin
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MAZEPPA. An Eq. Spec. East Ham Palace,
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MAZOURKA; OR, THE STICK, THE POLE,
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MEADOW SWEET. C. 1 a. By "Terra
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MEAN ADVANTAGE, A. Ca. Rudolf
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the title of One of You Must Marry). New-
castle-on-Tyne T.R., June 29. 18S9 (amat.);
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MEAN ADVANTAGE, A. P. 1 a. Fritz B.
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MEASURE FOR MEASURE. Fd. on Whet-
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MEASURE FOR MEASURE. C. William
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MEASURE FOR MEASURE; OR, BEAUTY
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MEASURE FOR MEASURE. See Beauty the
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MECHANIC, THE. Rom. P. la. Frank
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MECHANIC'S WIFE, THE. D. Liverpool
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MECHANICAL PARTNER, A. Burla. James
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MECHANICAL TOY, THE. V. Miss Marian
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MEDAL, THE. Dryde;",
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''tUE STAGE'' CYCLOPEDIA.
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MEDDLE AND MCDDLE. F. 1 a. Belling-
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MEDEA. A favourite subject with the
ancients. Ennius transl. this P. into Latni,
Ovid wrote a T. on the same story, and
Msecenas is said to have added to the number.
These are all lost. Seneoa has also left ue a
P on this subject, wliioh CorneilLe has followed
in preference to Euripides. See " French
Classical Plavs. ' T. Sir Edward Sherborne.
Pr 1648. Transl. fr. Seneca. Not intended for
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MEDEA. T. John Studly, fr. Seneca. Pr.
1563.
MEDEA. T. Charles Johnson. D.L., Decem-
ber 11, 1730. Pr. 1731.
MEDEA. T. Richard Glover. D.L. andC.G.
Pr. 1761.
MEDEA. 0. Benj. Stillingfleeit.. Pr. with
3 oratorios in an 8vo. vol., but not publ.
MEDEA. T. R. Potter. Transl. fr. Euri-
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MEDEA. T. Michael WodhuJl. Transl. fr.
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MEDEA. 0. Benda. 1721-95.
MEDEA. 0. Cherubini. Paris, 1797. See
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MEDEA. T. Transl by Wheelwright 1810,
Morgan 1865, Giles 1 '65, Lee 1867, Webster
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MEDEA. O. Pacini. Palermo, 1843.
MEDEA. J. A. Heraud. .\dap. fr. Legouv^B
Tragedy of Medea. Sadler's Wells, 1857.
MEDEA. T. 3 a. Fatilde Heron. Transl.
fr. the French of Legouve. D.L., November 5,
1861.
.MEDEA. T. 3 a. W. G. Wills. Adap. fr.
the " Medea in Corinth." Lyceum, June, 1872.
Rev. as Medea in Corinth. Court, July 2, 1907.
MEDEA. T. Adap. fr. the French of Le-
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MEDEA. T. Pro. and 3 a. T. W. Broad-
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MEDEA. Transl. by Gilbert Murray fr.
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VEDEA; OR. THE BEST OF MOTHERS.
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1 a. R. B. Brough. Olympic, July 14, 1856.
MEDEA AND JASON. Ballet. Hay., 1781.
Burlesquing an Italian perf. at the King's T.
MEDEA IN CORINTH. See Medea.
MEDECIN MALGRE LUI, LE. Moliere. See
" French Clasisical Pbiyis."
MEDECIN MALGRE LUI, LE. O. Gounod.
All O. ver. of Molierc's C. Arr. by Carr6 and
Barbier. Paris, January 1.5, 1858. PI. in Eng-
land as The Mock Doctor, Fhysician Against
His Will. Q.v.
MEDEE. T. 5 a. and pro. Charpentier.
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1693. See " French Classical Plays."
MEDEE. 0. 3 a. Hoffman. M. by Cheru-
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MEDICAL MAN, A. W. S. Gilbert. St.
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MEOaCiAL STUDIENT, THE. C. 3 a. Beard
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MEDICI 1. O. Leoncavallo. Modern Italy.
MEDICINE FOR A CURST WIFE, A. P.
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MEDICINE MAN, THE. Melo-d. C. 5 a.
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MEDICO, THE. F. Frederick Lane. Lad-
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MEDIUM, THE. F.C. 3 a. J. R. Brown.
St. Alban's Hall, Acton Green, October 12,
1S99.
MEDLEY; OR, HARLEQUIN HAVE AT
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MEDOR. C. 3 a. Henri Malin. Paris Gym-
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MEDUSA. Ca. 1 a F. W. Hayes. St.
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MEDUSA. F. Guildhall S. of M., March
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MEDlSE. 0. Lagrange.
MEETING, THE. Duol. R. Ganthouy.
P.O.W.. June 25, 1903.
MEETING OF THE COMPANY: OR,
BAYES'S ART OF ACTING, THE. Prel. D.
Garrick. D.L., ac. at the opening of this
theatre September 17, 1774. N.p.
MEFISTOFELE. Gr. O. Prol. and 5 a.
Words (after Goethe) and M. by A. Boito.
.Milan, March 5, 1868. Remodelled (pro. and
4 a.) at Bologna, October 4, 1875: Her M.T.,
July 6, 1880; adap. to the English .stage and
ac. at Dublin Gaiety, Angust 21, 1884.
MEFISTOFELE II. CO. English lib. By
A. Maltby. M. by Herv^. Alhambra, Decem-
ber 20, 1880.
MEG MERRILEES. D. Henry Letlie. A
new ver. of Gui/ Mannering, Glasgow T.R.,
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WAKEFIELD PLAYS (Towneley Plays), 32
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ST. CATHERINE.
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LUD.\S FILIORUM ISIRaEL.
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THREE KINGS OF COLEY.N.
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CHRIST! DBSCENiSUiS AD INFEOIOS.
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FIVE PAGEANTS.
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THREE KINGS OF OOLOCiNE.
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PAiSSION PLAY.
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OFFERAND OF OUR LADY AND COR-
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PLAY OF ST. GEORGE.
Bethersden (Kent), 1522.
LUDI BEAT^ CHRJSiTIN^.
Heybridige (Essex), 1532.
Wymondham (iNorfolk), 1549.
IReading, 1498-1557.
THRIEE KINGS,
'BESURP^ECTION, AND
PASSION PLAYS.
ADAM.
CAYNE.
CORPUS CHiRISTI PLAYS.
Lincoln, 1564.
OLD TOiBlT.
Slirewsibury, 1574.
Tewkesbury, 1578, 1585.
Witney (Oxfordshire), 16th century.
THE BEiSURfRBCTION.
Preston, Lancaster, KcndaU.
CORPUS CHRISTI PLu\YS.
BevcHey, 1407-1604.
m CORPUS OHRISTiI I'LAYS.
Ncwicastte-on-Tyne, 1426-1589.
Cycle of plays, 16 known. Only one play
exi.stc — viz., Noah's Ark.
Dublin, 15th century.
14 plays known. Only one exists— viz.,
Abraham and Isaac.
Norfolk and Suftolk, 15th century.
.\BRAHAM AND ISAAC.
Croxton, 1461.
THE PI>AY OF THE SACRAMENT.
296
''THE STACK'' CYCLOPEDIA.
Cormwaill, 14th century.
OBLGO MUNDI.
PAiSSIO DOMIN[ 'NOSTRI.
HBSUKJR'EXIO DOMINI NOSTRI, 1504.
LIFiE OF SI. MERiIAiSEK. 1611 (? older).
OREATION OF THE WOKiLD.
The following plays are also known :—
Hi^BROWIXG OF HiBLL. MS. H,arl.
2253 fo. 55b. Temp. Edward II. or III.
In southern dialect.
BUlBIAiL OF OHiBlST.
RESURRJEiCTIOiN.
KILLING OF THE CHILDRIEN.
€ONViEiRjS)I0N OF ST. PAUL.
MARY MAGDIALENE.
THE CREATION AND FALL OF LUCIFER
(York play*).
(Chester P.lays.)
NOAH'S FLOOD.
THE WATTEIR LEADIERiS.
THE DRAWiEiBS OF DiEiE PiLAYE.
THE SAiCRIFICiE OE ISAiAC.
ElOUMDiA PAiSTOKUM (a Toavneley play).
(Coventry Plays.)
THE SALUTATION.
THE CONCEPTION.
MiAlRY MAjGDiAiLEN.
THE OAiSTEiLL OF PERiSEVBRAiNCE.
EVERYMAN.
INTEIRLUDE OF THiE FOUK EUEMENTS.
'S EEiLTO.N 'iS Mi.\iGNY.FYOE.NCE .
HIEYWOOD'IS THE PARIDONiER AND THE
KR,BRE.
THERYSTBS.
BALE'S KING JOHN.
BBOMiE PLAY OF ABRAHAM AND
ISAAC.
OHILDRiEN OF ISIRA'BL, ac. at Cambridge,
1350
ST. GEORGE OF OAPPADOCIA, ac. at
Windsor, 1416.
PiLAY OF OUiR LORD'S PRiAYEE, York,
1384.
CREED PLAY, York, 1446.
TfKE SHEA'RMEN.
TAYLOR'S PLAY-BIlRsTH OF CHRIST
.AiND OiFFEKING OF THE MAGI WITH
THE FLIGHT INTO EGYPT AND MUR-
DER OF THE INNOOEiNTS, Coventry,
1534.
MIRACLE, THE. D. 4 a. W. Howell-Poole.
Surrey, March 24, 1883.
MIRACULOUS CURE: OR, THE CITIZEN
OUTWITTED, THE. F. Brownlow Forde. Pr.
1771. Taken fr. Gibber's Botihle Gallant.
MIRACULOUS DOLL, THE. CO. W.
Wardroper. Adap. to the Engl, s-tage fr. a
Swedish ver. of Dockan. M. by Adolphe Adam.
Sheffield T.R., July 12, 1886.
MIRAGE. P. 4 a. Edwin Cleary. Adap.
fr. F. C. Philips's As in a Looking Glass.
Princess's, February 9, 1888.
MIRANDA. Ballet. D.L., June 26, 1855.
MIRANDA OF THE BALCONY. P. 4 a.
Adap. by Anne Crawford Ele.xner fr. A. E.
Alason's novel. Huddersfield E.T., Septem-
ber 2, 1901.
MIRANDOLA. T. Procter. 1821.
MIREILLE. O. 5 a. Gounod. Words by M.
Carr6. Paris, 1864. Prod, in 5 a. as Mirclla,
Her M., July 5, 1864. Perf. by students of the
Guildhall S. of M., December 6, 1899.
MIRKTTB. O. 3 a. Michel Carr6. Engl,
lyrics by F. E. Weatherly. Engl, dialogue by
Greenbank. M. by Andr6 Messager. Savoy,
July 3, 1H94; new ver., Oct-ober 6, 1894; Scala,
July 2, 1906.
MIRIAM, QUEEN OF JERUSALEM. P. 4 a.
Dr. Sifert. Standard, July 6, 1896.
MIRIAM GRAY; OR, THE LIVING DEAD.
See A Daughter of Ishmael.
MIRIAM'S CRIME. D. 3 a. H. T. Craven.
Strand, October 9, 1863.
MIRKA, THE ENCHANTRESS. Pant. P.
Craig-y-nos Castle T., July 22, 1895.
MIRRA. Alfleri, 1783. Transl. by C. Lloyd,
1815.
MIRROR, THE. Jap P. 1 a. R. Filippi.
Criterion, September 15, 1903.
MIRROR OF THE TIME, THE. P. 1 a.
C. W. Hogg. Ma-nchestej- T.R., April 9, 1906.
MIRROUR, THE. Dr. Satire. With the
practice of a dr. ent. called The Defeat of
Apollo; or, Harlequin Triumphant, and a farce
called The Mob in Despair. Hay., 1737.
MIRROUR, THE. C. 3 a. H. Dell. Pr. 1757.
N.ao. An alt. of Randolph's Muses' Looking
Glass.
MIRROUR: OR, HARLEQUIN EVERY-
WHERE, THE. Pant, burla. C. Dibdin. C.G.
Pr. 1779.
MIRZA. T. R. Baron. Pr. 1647, in the reign
of Charles I. ? N.ac. Same etory ati that
of Denham's Sophy.
MIRZA. Society P. 4 a W. Bryant. Op.
C, November 4, :;S93.
MISANTHROPE, THE. C. A traasl. fr.
Voltaire by J. Hughes. Pr. 1709. Aftenvards
reprinted with Moliere's other plays. Transl.
by Ozell. See " French Classical Plays."
MISANTHR3PE AND REPENTANCE. D.
Kotzebue. 1797. Called in English The
Stranger.
MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE. D. 4 a. G.
Roy. Sadler's Wells, May 27, 1882.
MISCELLANEOUS ACT. Orat. D.L., Feb-
ruary 25, 1814.
MISCHANCE, THE. Int. C. Dibdin. Sao.er's
Wells, 1772. Story fr. The Barber of Bagdad.
MISCHIEVOUS ANNIE; OR, A LESSON
FOR HUSBANDS. Protean sk. D.L., May 12,
1856.
MISCHIEF. C 3 a. C. Bridgman. Gaiety,
June 23, 1886
MISCHIEF MAKER, THE. F.C. 3 a. Edith
Henderson. Globe June 12, 1891; Vaudeville,
July 4, 1891.
MISCHIEF-MAKERS, THE. Sk. Leonard
Mortimer. Camberwell Pal., September 28,
1908.
MISCHIEF MAKING. F. 1 a. J. B. Buck-
stone. Adelphi, 1830; Surrey, May 12, 1835.
MISCHIEF MAKING Princess's, September
10, 1877.
MISCONCEPTION; OR, LOVE ME, LOVE
MY DOG. C. E. Rose. Port^imouth T.R.,
August 27, 1873.
MISDEAL, A. P. 1 a. G. Lindley. Great
Malvern Assembly Rooms, March 19, 1901.
MISER, THE. C. T. Shadwell. Pr. 1672.
F. on the Avare of Moliere, which is itself
built on the " Aulularia " of Plautus. Ac. at
the T.R., 1672; D.L., June 5. 1704.
MISER, THE. C. J. Ozell. Transl. fr.
Molifere. Pr. 1732.
MISER, THE. C. Henry Fielding. Pr. 1733.
Transl. fr. Molifere. D.L., February 17, 1733.
MISER. THE. C. J. Hughes. 1st a. only.
Transl. fr. Moliere. Pr. 1735.
MISiER, THE. Moliere. Transl. by Michael
de Boissy. Pr. 1752.
MISER, THE. C. Bonnell Thornton. Transl.
fr. Plautus. Pr. 1767. Plautus called the play
Aulularia, of which an imitation in verse was
WT. by G. B. Gelli and pr. at Florence 1550.
THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
297
MISER. THE. For the use of privat-e
theatres. Pr. 1788. Tilii.s is The iliger con-
verted into a farce by Edward Tighe. It has
been called The Cut Miser.
MISER, THE. C. 3 a. J. Wild. .\n
abridged ver. of Fielding'^ Miser. C.U. Pr.
1792.
MISER. THE. C.Oa. 1 a. E. H. Gomm. M.
by W. Fullerton. Prince's, July 17, 1884.
MISER. THE. D. 1 a. Juliiui Oro«s.
Briahton T.R., November 16, 1687. Globe, May
0. 1890.
MISER. THE. Fantasy. 1 a. S. W. MitcheU.
Olympic, May 9, 1891.
MISER: OR, WAGNER ..\ND .\BERI-
COCK, THE. Grote-iQue ent. John Thurmond.
Pr. 1727.
MISER OF SHOREDITCH, THE. Rom. D.
2 a. T. P. Prest. Standard, November 2, 1854.
MISER'S CONSCIENCE, THE. Sk. Edmon-
ton Empire, July 2fi, 1909.
MISER'S DAUGHTER, THE. D. D.L.,
February 24, 1835.
MISER'S DAUGHTER, THE. D. 3 a. E.
Stirling. F. on Ainsworth's novel. Adelphi,
October 24, 1842.
MISER'S DAUGHTER, THE. Rom. D. 4 a.
F. A. Talbot and Je-ssie Warner. Tunbridge
Wells Great H., October 16, 1900.
MISER'S LEGACY. THE. Do. D. H. F.
Maltby. Llanelly R.T., May 20, 1907.
MISER'S RETREAT, THE. F. Anon. 1734.
See The Whim.
MISER'S TREiASURE, THE. CD. 2 a.
J. Mortimer. Olymipic, April 29, 1878.
MISER'S WILL, THE. D. 4 a. T. Craven.
Hastings Gaiety, December 3, 1888; Surrey,
November 4, 1889.
MISERABLE. Charade. Stanley Rogers.
Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
MISERABLE MARRIAGE, A. D. 4 a. A.
Pringle. Lincoln T.R., September 17, 190G.
MISERABLES, LES. Victor Hugo. See Sat«(
or Sinner? After Ten Years, The Barricade,
Revelations of London.
MISERIES OF HUMAN LIFE, THE. F.
C.G,, May 19, 1807. N.p.
MISERIES OF INFORCED MARRIAGE,
THE. G. W^ilkine. Pr. 1607. Mrs. Behu took
fr. this some part of her plot of Town Fop;
or. Sir Timothy Taiodry.
MISERY OF CIVIL WAR, THE. T. J.
Crowne. Pr. 1680. See Henry VI., part 11.
MISFIT MANTLE, THE. F.C. Prol. and
3 a. Chas. Gleig. Cork O.H., February 9,
1903.
MISFORTUNES OF ARTHUR, THE. T.
By eight members of the Society of Gray's
Inn, including Thos. Hughes, Nicholas Trotte,
FrancLs Flower, William Fulbeck, Christopher
Yelverton, John Lancaster, and " Maister Fran-
cis Bacon." Ac. before Q. Eliz. at Greenwich.
1587. Pr. 1587.
MISJUDGED. D. 3 a. Edmund Gilbert.
Manchester Q., April 4, 1884.
MISLED. F. A. A. WMlmot. St. Geo. H.,
May 26,. 1887.
MISOGONUS. C. ? by Thos. Ryohardes.
Circa 1560.
MISOGYNIST, THE. 1 a. G. W. Godfrey.
Orig. prod, at Manchester T.R. as The Woman
Eater. St. James's T., November 23, 1895.
MISS ANGEL. C. A. D. Furniss and M.
D. Gibbs, fr. Miss Thackeray's novel. King's,
C.G., May 10, 1906 (C.P.).
MISS BRAMSHOTT'S ENGAGEMENT. V.
1 a. G. S. Street. P.O.W., April 30, 1902.
MISS CHESTER. D. 3 a. Miss Florence
Marrvat and Sir Charles Young. Holborn
T., October 6, 1872.
MISS CniQUITA. M.P. 2 a. G. R. Sims.
M. by Clarancc Corri. Birmingham P.O.W.,
August 7, l!s99; Notting Hill Cfironet, August
14, 1899. See The Danciiin GirU of Spain.
MISS CINDERELLA. Ca. W. R. Walkes.
Avenue, March 15, 1890.
MISS CINDERELLA, Ca. Gertrude Warden.
Strand, May 29, 1900.
MISS CLEOPATRA. F. 3 a. Arthur Shir-
ley. Publ. by 3. French, Ltd.
MISS DECIMA. Operatic C. 3 a. P. C.
Burnand. Lyrics by Percy Reeve. Adap. fr.
Mins Helyett of Boucheron. M. by Audran.
Bouffes Parisiens, November 12, 1890 ; Cri-
terion July 23, 1891: P.O.W^, November 20,
1891; Tr. to Toole's, January 27, 1892.
MISS EILY O'CONNOR. Burl. H. J. By-
ron. F. on The Colleen Bawn. D.L., Novem-
ber 25. 1861.
MISS ELIZABETH'S PRISONER. Ro. C.
3 a. R. N. Stephens and E. L. Swete. Im-
perial. April 16, 1904. Pro. added, September
1, 1904.
MISS ESMERALDA. Melo. Burl. A. C.
Torr (Fred J. Leslie) and H. Mills. M. by
Meyer Lutz and R. Martin. Gaiety, October
8, 1887.
MISS FLIPPER'S HOLIDAY'. C. 1 a. Har-
riet F. Bell. Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
MISS FRANCES OF YALE. F.C. 3 a.
Michael Morton. St. Leonards R. Opera H.,
August 18, 1897; Globe, September 7, 1897.
MISS GALATEA OF OREGON. P. ProL
and 3 a. E. A. Cleveland. Avenue, Novem-
ber 16, 1894 (C.P.), Stafford Lyceum, Decem-
ber 4. 1895.
MISS GW'ILT. D. 5 a. Wilkie Collins. Adap.
fr. his novel, " Armadale." Liverpool Alex.,
December 9, 1875: Globe, April 15, 1876.
MISS HELYETT. See Miss Deciina.
MISS HOBBS. C. 4 a. Jerome K. Jerome.
D. of York's, December 18, 1899.
MISS HONEY'S TREASURE. C. 1 a. Anon.
Publ. by S. French, Limited.
MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND. MP. 2 a.
Paul A. Reuljens and Austen Hurgon. M. by
Paul A. Reubens. P.O.W., January 31, 1907.
MISS HOYDEN'S HUSBAND. C. 1 a. Arr.
by Aug. Daly fr. Sheridan's Trip to Sear-
bornuc/h. Shaftesbury, July 4. liOO.
.MISS HURSEY FROM JERlsRV. M.C. Lan-
i-i.ner Atht-n:i-um. January 14, 1905 (C.P.).
MISS IMPUDENCE. Edward A. Morton.
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MISS IN HER TEENS; OR, THE MEDLEY
OF LOVERS. F. 2 a. D. Garrick. C.G.,
January 17, 1747. Pr. 1747. Edinburgh, 1782;
rev. Sadler's Wells, April, 1866. The idea of
the piece taken fr. D'Aneourt's La Parisienne.
See The Gentleman Cully.
MISS JACK. P. 3 a. Adap. for Engl, stage
by Mrs. Lewis Waller fr. a story ia the Smart
Set. Manchester St. James's, December 14,
1904; Ealing New, February 10, 1905.
MISS JEKYLL AND MISS HYDE. Fan-
tastic sequel. 1 a. Scarborough Londes-
borough. May 6, 1901.
MISS LANCASHIRE, LIMITED. M.F. 2 a.
Sydney Sydney. Croydon Grand, September 4,
1905.
MISS LEAR. Surrey, April 11, 1864.
10*
298
"THE STAGE" CYCLOPJEDIA.
MISS LUCY IN TOWN. F. H. Fieldinc
D.L., May 5, 1740. Pr. 1742. A sequel to the
Virgin Unmasked.
MISS MARITANA. Op. Burl. 3 a. Lieut.
G. Nugent and J. W. Whitbread. Dublin
Queen's R.T., April 21, 1890.
MISS MISCHIEF. M.C. 2 a. R. Baccbus
and F. 0. Carr. West London, October 3i,
1904.
-MISS MULTON. D. 5 a. Duke's, Novem-
ber 23, 1878. See The Governess.
.MISS OR MRS? Ca. Bertha Moore. Queen's
Gate H., June 14, 1901.
MISS RUTLAND. P. of modern life. 3 a.
R. Pryce. Gaiety, April 3, 1894.
MISS SELINA OF "K." M.C. 3 a. Bk. and
lyrics by E. C. Mabel Leeds. M. by Claude
Blake.sley Year.'^ley. Kingston County' T., May
4, 1907.
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Ivan Pat Gore. Aberdeen H.M., July 31, 1909.
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N. Robinson. Dublin T.R., December 5, 1870.
MISS TOMBOY. C. 3 a. R. Buchanan. F.
on Vanbrugh's comedy, The Relapse. Vaude-
ville, March 20, 1890, and May 20, 1891.
MISS VERE D'ARSAY. P. F. M. Mayor.
Prod, by Amateurs. Royalty, Felaruary 25,
190C.
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MISS WRIGHT; OR, COURTING BY
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Augu,st 28, 1828.
MISSING. Semi-M.D. Prol. and 4 a. Mark
Melford. HuddersfieUl T.R., June 2, 1890.
MISSING. Ent. 1 a. S. Gibnev. St. Geo.
H., July 9, 1894.
MISSING; OR, SAVED FROM THE SCAF-
FOLD. D. 4 a. E. Newbound. Britannia,
June 6, 1881.
MISSING LINK, THE. D. 4 a. Hal Collier.
Workington T.R., February 22, 1886.
MISSING LINK, THE. F. A. Shirley.
Surrey, March 24, 1894.
MISSING MISS, THE. Sk. Frank Couch
and Wal Pink. • M. bv J. S. Baker. London
M.H., November 4, 1907.
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T.R., September 3, 1883.
MISSION FROM ROME INTO GREAT
BRITAIN IN THE CAUSE OF POPERY AND
THE PRETENDER. Scenically represented.
N.d. Circa 174G.
MISSIONARY, THE. D. C. Whitlock
Ilke.ston New T.R., .May 19, 1900 (C.P.); WiU-
rington Court, July 23, 1900.
.MISSIS IS OUT. F. Princess's, December
2, 1901.
MISSIVE PROM THE CLOUDS, A. F. Prin
ces.s's, September 18, 1871.
MIST BEFORE THE DAWN, THE. D. 3 a.
Leeds R. Amphi., August 31, 18GS.
MISTAKE, THE. C. Sir John Vanbruph.
Hay., D&cember 27, 1705. Pr. 1700. Partly fr.
Moliferes Le Depit Ainuureux. Epil. by Mot-
teux.
MISTAKE OF A MINUTE, THE. M.D.
D.L., April 23, 1787. N.p.
MISTAKE UPON .MISTAKE. F. Mrs. Lnch-
bald. 1780. See Appearance is Against Them.
MISTAKEN. CD. 3 a. J. M. Killick. St.
George's H., November 15, 1872, and October
25, 1877 (amat.).
MISTAKEN. Duol. 1 a. W. F. Field.
Southall Public R., April 9, 1888.
MISTAKEN. Charade. "Quill." Publ. by
J. Dick.s.
MISTAKEN BEAUTY; OR, THE LYAR. C.
Transl. of the Menteur of Corneille. Pr. 1685.
An earlier edition was pr. under the latter
title only, 1661.
MISTAKEN HUSBAND. C. Anon. Adap.
by J. Dryden. Ac. at the T.R. Pr. 1675. On
the model of Plautus's Mencecluni.
MISTAKEN IDENTITY. C. J. B. Bannis-
ter. Runcorn T.R., February 12, 1883.
MISTAKEN IDENTITY. F. A. Murray.
Gaiety, February 4, 1880.
MISTAKEN IDENTITY. F. Lewis Gilbert.
Gloucester R.T., May 23, 1900.
MISTAKEN IDENTITY. C. 1 a. Kate
Goddard. Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
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Wilks. Princess's, 1844.
MISTAKES. P. 2 a. Mrs. Christina Der-
ing. Pioneer Club, Cork Street, Piccadilly,
October 19, 1893.
MISTAKES; OR, THE FALSE REPORT,
THE. T.C. Jo.s.eph Harris. Pr. 1691. Wt.
originally by an anonymous gentleman. Prol.
by Dryden. Epil. by Tate.
MISTAKES; OR, THE HAPPY RESENT-
MENT, THE. C. Lord Corabury. Pr. 1758.
N.ac.
MISTAKES OF A DAY, THE. M.F. Ac. at
Norwich. Circa 1786.
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Goldsmith.
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Prank Harris. Royalty, October 25, 1900, Feb-
ruary 4, 1901.
MR. AND MRS. GRUBB. Olympic, Feb-
ruary 8, 1840.
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Matthews. Hackney Regent, July 15, 1909
(C.P.).
MR. AND MRS. MUFFITT ; OR, A DO-
ME.STIC EXPERIMENT. Ca. Lita Smith.
Hasitings Gaiety T., June 6, 1892.
MR. AND MRS. PRINGLE. Com. Inter-
lude. 1 a. Don Ide Trueba Cosio. D.L.,
October 9. 1832.
MR. BACON. Sk. 1 s. A. Desword. Cam-
bridge MiLsic Hall, May 13, 1899.
MR. BARNES OF NEW YORK. See Barnes
of New York, Marina, To the Death, The
VendetUi.
MR. BUCKSTONE'S ASCENT OF MOUNT
PARNASSUS. Panoramic Extrav. 1 a. J. R.
Planchg. Hay., March 28, 1853.
MR. BUCKSTONE'S VOYAGE ROUND THE
WORLD. IN LEICESTER SQUARE. Extruv.
1 a. and 4 quarters. J. R. PhiTieh^. Hay.,
April 17, 1854.
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MR. PLIMSEY'S FAMILY. C. Glaagow
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MR. GEORGE. C. 3 a. Louis N. Parker.
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dudno Prince's, July 3, 190G (C.P.).
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Law and George Grossmith. Liverpool Alex-
andra T., September 29, 1882; Toole's, October
7, 1882.
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J. Byron. Publ. by S. French. Ltd.
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Theodore Barriere's L'Heritage de Monsieur
Pliimet by H. Chance Newton. Terry's, Feb-
ruary 0. lOU".
MR. H. F. Charle.s Lanibe. D.L., Dp-
cemher lu, 180€. N-ji.
MR. HOPKINSON F 3 a. R. C. Cartcn.
Avenue, February 21, li»05.
MR. HUGHES AT HOME. Hav., July 2,
1856.
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by Ernest Ford. Savoy, March 24, 1893.
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gent Rolinson. Charing Cr., January 23, 1875.
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Wr. and comp. by Paul Rubens. Apollo, No-
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Stephens. Adap. fr. Archibald Clavering Gun-
ter's novv^l. Liverpool Adelphi, August 20, 1888.
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chier and James Biair. Shaftesbury, March 10
1892.
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E. Rynd and Amy Nankivell. Royal Albert
H., November 7, 1908. The Pivot Club's Perf.
MR. ROBERT ROY HIELAN HELEN, HIS
WIFE, AND DOUGAL the DODGER. Burl
W-m. Lowe. Glasgow P.O.\V. Pav., December
11, 1880.
MR. SCROGGINS; OR. CHANGE OF NAME
F. 1 a. Wm. lancock and Arthur Moore.
Sadler's Wells, September 14. 1867; Dublin
T.R., February 6, 1871.
MR. SHERIDAN. C. 4 a. Gladys Unger
Brighton T.R., August 29, 1904; Garrick March
tj, 190.'.
MR. SMITH. F.C. 1 a. Stanley Dark. Alex-
andra. April 2r,. ]9oO.
MR. SMITH CD. 3 a. W. Reynolds. Not-
tinsham R., February 27, 1905; Camden, March
(j, 1905.
MR. STEINMANN'S CORNER. D 1 a A
Sutro H.M., June 4, 1907. Published by s'
French, Ltd.
MP. SYMPKYN. F. 3 a. A. J. Flaxman
and Wm. Yonnge. Globe, May 1, 1897.
MISTER TASTE, THE POETICAL FOP ■ OR
THE MODES OF THE COURT. C Bv' the
author of "Va.'iella." Pr. 1732. Afterwards
called The Man of TaMe.
MR. TIBBS. F. 1 a. Thomson. D L
March 8, 1821.
MR. TODD OF LONDON. Epis. 4 tabl J
Lawson. Bristol Palace, October 24, 1904.
MR. VERSUS MRS. Duo. Arthur Bourchier
and • Mountjoy." Royalty, December 4, 1895.
Mil. Wl.\ OF WrCKHAM M.C. 2 a. H.
Darnley. M. by G. Everard, F. Seddon, and
F. Tours. Stratford Borough, July 21, 190'!.
MISTLETOE BOUGH, THE. Burl. II. I!.
Farnie. Adelphi, December 20, 1870.
MISTLETOE BOUGH. OR, THE FATAL
CHEST, THE. Melo-d. 2 a. C. Somerset. Gar-
rick, \mi.
MISTRESS AND MAN. Children's P. L.
Debenham. Wr. in veree. Publ. by S. French,
Ltd.
MISTRESS CLARE. CO. 3 a. W. Cooj.er
Lissenden and R. Gardner Gillman. M. by
Mnie. F. Schulz. Bav.-^w:iter Bijou, October
25, 1900; St. Geo. H., June 18, 1901.
MISTRESS DOCGREL IN HER ALTITUDES;
OR, THE EFFECTS OF A WEST INDIA
RA.MBLE. Prel. Hay., 1795.
MISTRESS NONSUCH'S NONSENSE. Int.
Advertised for perf. at Hay. 1790, but n.a.
MISTRESS OF CRAIGNAIRN, THE. R.P.
3 a. Alfred C. Calmour. Liverpool Royal
C.T., February 20. 1900
MISTRESS OF THE MILL, THE. Ca. 1 a.
W. T. Moneriefl'. A transl. fr. La Muniere de
Marly. Sadler's Wells, October 17, 1849; Hol-
born. May 1, 1809.
MISTRESS OF THE ROBES, THE. C. 4 a.
C. Graves, Liverpool Court, November 3, 1903.
MISTRESS OP THE SEAS, THE. D. 4 a.
John Douglass. Wetst London, February 27,
1899.
MISTRESS PARLIAMENT, HER GOSSIP-
PING. Pr. 1G48. By Mercuriim Melancholicus.
'? Same piece as Newmarket Fay re.
MISTRESS PEG. Dr. inc. Lita Smith. F.
on supposed event in the life of Peg Woffina-
ton. Vaudeville, February 23, 1892.
MISTRESS WIGGINS. CP. 2 a. J T
Allingham. Hay., May 27, 1803. Pr. 1803.
MRS. ANNESLEY. P 3 a. J. F. Cooke.
Criterion, July ], 1891.
MRS. BAILEY'S DEBTS. C
-.3 a. Charles
Fd. on his novel. Garrick, October 27,
BEFLAT'S BLUNDER. F. W. Rout-
Gallery of Illus., January 23, 18C9
Eddv
1908.
MRS.
ledue.
(am at.).
-MRS. BILL. Slight
Capt. J. Kendall
MP^S. BROWN.
Brit.annia, .May 11,
Hy.
June
a.
15,
A.
5,
of pleaisant people.
Cuur;. .March 9, 1908.
Ca .Miss J. H. WUton.
. 1874-
MRS. CAUDLE'S CURTAIN LECTURES. F
1 a. E. Stirling. Publ bv S. French, Ltd.
MRS. DAINTREE'S DAUGHTER. P. 4
Janet Achurch. Manchester T.R., Mav
1903.
MRS. DANE'S DEFENCE. P. 4 a
Jone.s. Wyntlham's, October 2, 1900
1902.
MRS. DEERING'S DAUGHTERS. D. 1 a
MS. with Douglas Cox.
MRS. DERING'S DIVORCE. C 3 a. P.
Fendall. (First in London.) Camden, Novein-
bor 14, 1904; Terry's. January 18, 1905.
MRS. DEXTER. F.C 3 a. J. H. Darnley.
Liverpool Court, Decen.ber 26, 1891; Strand,
February 28, 1894.
-MRS. DOT. C. 3 a. W. Somerset Maugham.
Comedy, April 27, 1908.
MRS. DUNCO.MBES PAST. P. 3 a. OS
Tanner. Godalmins Bor. H.. Anril -21'. 19(15.
MRS. ELLISTREE'S ANSWER. Serious C.
3 a. Rowan Orme. New, November 5, 1907.
MRS. EVERSLEY— WEDNESDAYS. Duo
Malcolm Bell. Steinway H., April 18, 189,3.
300
''THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
MRS. GARTH'S JEALOUSY. P. 4 a. W.
Ellis. Bruaswick House, Wandsworth Road,
December 8, 1902 (amat.).
MRS. GORRINGE'S NECKLACE. P. 4 a.
H. H. Davies. Wyndham's. May 12, 1903: rev.
New T., September 23, 1903; rev. Criterion,
.January 6, 1909.
MRS. GREEN'S SNUG LITTLE BUSINESS.
F. 1 a. C. S. Cheltnam. Strand, January 16,
1865.
MRS GRUNDY. Doni. P. 4 a. Madeleine
Luoette Ryley. Tlie Scala, November 16. igo.S.
MRS. H ■ WILL GIVE LESSONS IN
LOVEMAKING. Ca. A. Atwood and R. Vaiin.
Parkhur.-t, Ma.rch 12, 1897.
MRS. HAMILTON'S SILENCE. P. 3 a.
Adap. by Jane Wilson fr. the German (FeJix
Phillipi). Fulham GraJid T., June 12, 1902.
MRS. HILARY REGRETS. Oa. 1 a. T.
Smitih. Criterion, June 21, 1892.
MRS. HONEY'S TREASURE. Ca. 1 a. F.
Gourlie. Pub. by S. French, Ltd.
MRS. JARRAMIE'S GENIE. Oa. F. Des-
orez. M. bv A. and F. Cellier. Savoy, February
14, 1S88.
MRS. JOFFIN'S LATCH KEY. F. N. Robin-
son. Charing Cr., January 25. 1875.
MRS. JOHNSON. F. D.L., February 26,
1852.
MRS. JOLLYBUTT'S OUT; OR. A DAY AT
BLACKPOOL. C. 3 a. W. Brown. Rochdale
P.O.W.'e, December 15, 1876.
MRS. JORDAN; OR, ON THE ROAD TO
INGLEFIELD. P. 1 a. A. Constance Smed-
ley. Royalty, February 19, 1900.
MRS. LESSINGHAM. P. 4 a. Ceo. Flem-
ing. Garrick, April 7, 18S4.
MRS. L'ESTRANGE. P. 3 a. F. K. Peile.
Shaftesbury, May 22, 1905.
MRS. M.P. F. H. Vezin. Adap. fr. the
German of Julius Roisen. Worthing Asseniibly
R.. September 28, 1891. Op. C. December 1,
1891.
MRS. MACKENZIE NO. 2. Ca. K. Harri-
son and Beta Harrison. S. Kensington Queen's
Gate H., May 11, 1896.
MPoS. OAKLEIGH. P. 3 a. Lady Ttow-
bvidge. New, December 3, 1903.
MRS. OR MISS ? Ca. 1 a. Mme. Bertha
Moore, Queen's Gate H., June 14, 1901.
MPuS. OTHELLO. F. 3 a. F. Leslie and A.
Shirlev. Adap. fr. the French of Boucheron
and Mor&l. Toole's, November 11, 1893.
MRS. PONDERBURY'S PAST. F.C. 3 a.
Adap. by F. C. Burnand from Blum and
Toche's Madame Mongodin. Avenue, Novem-
ber 2. 1895; Court, February 20. 1896 (prod, as
Mrs. Ponderhury); Vaudeville, June 18, 1907.
MP.S. RIGGLES MAKES A MATCH. F. 1 a.
E. E. Rvnd. Croydon Pembroke H., October
17, 1907.
MRS. SLIMMER'S LODGERS. F. 1 a. Wm.
Holies. Bolton T.R., July 17, 1898.
MP^S. SMITH; OR. THE WIFE AND THE
WIDOW. F. la. J. H. Pavne. Hay., June
18, 1823.
MRS. SWALLOW. F. 3 a. E. J. Hart.
Manchester Gaiety, M.axch 16, 1908.
MRS. TEMPLE'S TELEGRAM. F. 3 a. F.
Wyatt and Wm. Morris. Waldorf, September
10. 1906.
MRS. THOMAS BROWN. F. 1 a. MS. with
Douglas Cox.
MRS. VANCE. P. 1 a. Ciceley Hamilton.
Bedford St. Bijou, October 27, 1907.
MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION. P. 4 a.
G. B. Sliaw. New Lyric Club. January 6, 1902.
MRS. WEAKLY'S DIFFICULTY. Ca. Wm.
Poel. Vaudeville, July 5, 1887.
MRS. ^VT:STERFIELD ? Dom. D. 4 a.
C. Hannan. Batley R.. July 2, 1900.
MRS. WHITE. F. 1 a. R. J. Raymond.
Eng. O.H., July, 18.30.
MRS. WIGoiNS. F. 1 a. J. T. Allingham.
Hay., 1806.
MRS. WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH.
C. 3 a. A. H. Ri<e and Anne Crawford Flex-
ner. Terry's, April 27, 1907. Tfd. to Adelphi,
September 9, 1907.
MRS. WILLIS'S WILL. CD. 1 a. Adap.
fr. the French of Emile Souvestre.
MRS. WILLOUGHBY'S KISS. P. 4 a. F.
Stayton. Briffhton R., May 2, 1901; Aven)ie,
October 18, 1902.
MISUNDERSTOOD. Duo. Julia B. Nordan.
Steinway H., M-ay 6. 1899.
MIT FREMDEN FEDERN. F.C. 4 a. Herr
Carl Sahonfield. St. Geo.'s H., October 27, 1900.
MITHRIDATE. T. Racine. 1673. From
Euri'pides. See " French Classical Plays."
MITHRIDATE. 0. Scarlatti. Venice, 1707.
MITHRIDATE. 0. B. Aliprandi. Munich,
17S8.
MITHRIDATE, RE DI PONTO. 0. Mozart.
1770.
MITHRIDATES. KING OP PONTUS. P. N.
Le'e, Ac. at the T.R., 1678. F. on history, for
which see Appian, Florus and Plutarch. Epil.
by Dryden.
MITRANE. 0. Ro.^si. 1689.
MIXED; OR. ALL IN THE WRONG. F.C.
3 a. Llovd ClaraJice. Blackpool Raike's H.
Gardens f., June 2, 1884.
MIXED ADDRESSES. C. 1 a. Sydney Fane.
Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
MIXED MARRIAGES. F.C. 3 a. Alfred
Robbins. Hastings Pier Pav., June 3, 1895.
MIXED PICKLES. F.C. 3 a. W. S. Bless-
ley. Cardiff T.R., December 19, 1899.
MIXED PICKLES. M.C. Nita Rae. Raw-
tenstall Grand, January 25, 1901.
MIXED RELATIONS. P. 3 a. Miss K.
Santley. Adap. of Sardou and Najac's
Divonons. Royalty, February 4, 1902.
MIXED UP. Sk. by Chs. Stephenson. Cam-
bridge, March 11, 1907.
MIZPAH. D. Prol. and 4 a. B. Sykes. In-
ternational T. (Holborn), December 22, 1883.
MIZPAH. D. 4 a. Wood Lawrence, H. W.
Hatchman, and J. B. Mulholland. Stirling
Arcade T., December, 1885; Grimsbv T.R.,
January 25, 1886; Britannia, May 18, 1891.
MOB CAP; OR, LOVE'S DISGUISES, THE.
Do. D. 2 a. llo.vard Paul. D.L., April 13,
1853.
MOB IN DESPMR, THE. Dr. satire. Anon.
1737. See The Mirrour.
MOBSAVOMAN, THE. D. 1 a. Leon M.
Lion and W. Strange Hall. Playhouse, August
31, 1909.
MOCK COUNTJSSS, THE. F. Anon. 1727.
Taken fr. Bfeval's Play is the Plot. See The
Strollers.
THK STAGE" CYCLOPMLIA.
301
MUCK UOCTOK, TKK t'.U. 3 a. liouiKxI.
V. on Molifere's he Medecin Mala re hit. English
ver. bv C. Lamb Kenney. C.Ci., Februai-y 27,
1S(J.5: rev. Avenue, IVbruary 20. IbOl ; R.A.M.,
December 10, 189b; Guildball S. of M., Feb-
ruary 2-1, 1S9U.
MOCK DOCTOR; OR, THE DUMB LADY
CURED, THE. F. 2 a. H. Fielding. Fr.
Moliere"s Le Medecin Malgre lui. D.L., Sep-
tember 8, 1732; Edinburgh, 1781; D.L., March
28, 181-1. Pr. 1732. Compressed into 1 a. Ly-
ceum, October 11, 1824.
MOCK DOCTRESS, A F. J. S. Battams.
Ealing Lyric H., May 7, 1887.
MOCK DUELLIST; OR, THE FRENCH
VALET, THE. C. By P. B. .\c. at T.ll. and
pr. Ib7j. Attributed to Peter Beton.
MOCK LAWYER, THE. Ballad 0. E, Pliil-
iips. C.G., April 28. 1733, and D.L. Pr. 1733.
MOCK MARRIAGE, THE. C. T. Scott.
Dorset Gardens. Pr. 1690.
MOCK OFFICER; OR, THE CAPTAIN'S A
LADY, THE. F. A p. under thi.s title aS4'.r!b°d
to Theophilus Cibber in the " Grub Street
Journal " of May 24, 1733, and said to have
been ai'. at D.L.
MOCK ORATORS, THE. F. Ac. at D.L.,
April 10, 1750. N.p.
MOCK PHILOSOPHER, THE. C. H. Harper
Pr. 1737.
MOCK PILGRIM, THE. F. 1 a Alt. fr.
Beaumont and Flt'tcher.
MOCK POMPEY. This seems to Lave been
a Droll. 1674.
MOCK PREACHER. Sat. C. Anon. 17;W.
MOCK TEMPEST; OR, THE ENCHANTED
CASTLE, THE. F. T. Duttet. Ac. at T.R.
Pr. 1675.
MOCK TESTVTOR. THE. Taken fr. The
^'panish Curate.
MOCK TH y'ESTES. F. hurl. .I.Wright. Pr.
1074. F. on his tran&l. of " Seneca."
MOCK TRIAL; OR, BREACH OF PROMISE.
Sc. 1 a. Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
MOCK TURTLES. Vaud. 1 a. F. Desprez.
M. by E. Fanning. Sr.voy, October 17, 1881.
■ MOCKERY OF MARRIAGE, THE. D. 4 a.
E. Thane. Chorley G T., January 3], 1901;
West London, March 10, 1902.
MODE, THE. C. Wm. Davies. Pr. 1780.
N.ac.
MODEL HUSBAND, A. F. la. J. P.
Wooler. Sadler's Wells, September 9, 1853.
-MODEL HUSBAND, THE. Ca. Miss Brad-
don. Rev. Surrey, October, 1808.
MODEL OF A WIFE, A. F. 1 a. A. Wigan,
Lvceum, January 27, 1845.
Model of propriety, m. Ca. Tom
Hefferman and F. Eosse. Avenue, May 6,
1905.
MODEL TRILBY; OR. A DAY OR TWO
AFTER DU MAURIER, A. M. Sk. 1 a. C.
H Brookfield and W. Yardley. M. by Meyer
Lutz. Op. Comique, November 16, 1895.
MODEL UNCLE, A. F. Dr. S. Z. M. Strauss.
D.L., October 26, 1868.
MODERN ADVENTURESS, A. D. 4 a.
Lingford Car.son. Keighley Queen's, December
20, 1903; Stratford R., August 21, 1905.
MODERN ANDROMENA, A. Dr. Epis. l.w.
Leo Stormont and J. E. Macmanus. Formenly
called Exposure. New Cross Empire, Septem-
ber 6, 1909.
.MODERN ANTIQUES; OR, THE MERRY
.MOURNERS, THE. F. 2 a. J. O'Kecfte.
C.G., 1789. Pr. 1798. Hay, 1806; D.L., Feb-
ruary 16, 1814, and October 22, 1825.
MODERN ARRIA, THE. T. Transl. from
the German of F. M. Klinger. Pr. 1795. N.ac.
M017EJIN ASPASIA, A. C. 3 a. H. Hamil-
ton Fyfe. Prod, by the Stage Society, Ald-
wvch, June 4, 1900 (C.P.); Aldwych, June 0,
1909.
MODERN BREAKFAST; OR, ALL ASLEEP
AT NOON. Int. H. Siddons. Hay, August
11, 1790. Pr. 1790.
MODERN CHARACTER.
into JEsop as ac. at the Hay
MODERN COMEDY; OR,
FARCE. Dr. afterpiece. 3
1792. N.ac.
MODERN COURTSHIP. C,
A. — Introduced
Pr. 1751.
IT IS ALL A
a. Anon. Pr.
MODERN CRAZE, THE. Ca.
Burnaby. Pr.
THE.
.R. in
C.
D.L.
H. Field-
February
a. Pr. 1768.
Mrs. Henry
De La Pasture. St.' George's H., November 2,
1899.
MODERN DAUGHTER, A. C. Mrs. Tom
Godfrey. Court, July 14, 1908.
MODERN DON QUIXOTE, A. M.F. 2 a.
G. Dance. M. by J. Crook. Nottingham T.R.,
July 17, 1S93; Strand, September 23, 1893;
Lyric (revised ver.), May 21, 1898.
MODERN EVE, A. P. 3 a. M. C. Salaman.
Hay., July 2, 1894.
MODERN FAUST, THE. See The Cynic.
MODERN HELEN; OR, SCHOOL FOR
FASHION, THE. Pr., but not publ.
MODERN HERCULES. A. F. 0. Brand.
Transl. fr. the German F., Monsieur Eerkules.
Grand, October 11, 1886.
MODERN HONEYMOON. F. Anon. N.p.
Before 1S12.
MODERN HONOUR; OR, THE BARBER
DUELLIST. CO. 2 a. Anon. Ac. at Smock
.\lley, Dublin. Pr. 1775.
MODERN HUSBAND, THE.
1702.
MODERN HUSBAND.
ing. Pr. 1732. Ac. at T.
21 1732.
MODERN HYP.\TIA: OR, A DRAMA OF
TO-D\Y, A. P. Mabel Collins. Bayswater
Bijou, February 22, 1894 (C.P.); Terry's, June
17, 1S95.
MODERN IRELAND. D. R. F. Sagar.
Bacup T.R., September 13, 1890.
MODERN JUDAS, A. D. 4 a. Nellie Cor-
telyon Giiion. Vaude*lle, February 25, 1892.
MODERN JULIET: OR, ROMEO REVISED,
A. Sk. by " Triplet." Terry'e, July 20, 1893.
MODERN LIFE. C. W. Russell. Left un-
fin!.5hed in MS.
MODERN MAGDALEN. A. D. 5 a. W.
H. Ware. Southport O.H., January 20, 1902.
MODERN MARRIAGE, A. P. 4 a. Nevilis
Doone. Comedy, May 8, 1890.
MODERN MARTYR, A. P. 4 a. 13 sc. J.
Stevenson, jun. Nuneaton P.O.W., August 31,
1905.
MODERN MIRACLE, THE. P. 3 a. J. S.
Macnab. Glasgow Athenseuni, October 9, 1902.
MODERN POETASTERS; OR, DIRECTORS
NO CONJURORS. F. Isaac Bickerstaffe, jun.
Circa 1720.
MODERN PROPHETS; OR, NEW WIT FOR
A HUSBAND, THE. C. Thos. Dwyer. D.L.,
May 3, 1709. Pr. circa 1709.
MODERN RECEIPT; OR, A CURE FOR
LO\E, THE. C. By J. C. An alt. of Shake-
speare's As You Like Lt. Pr. 1730.
302
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MODERN TUTOR, THE. C. Wilford F.
Field. Southall, February 8, 1892.
MODERN WIFE, THE. C. Alt. fr. Gay.
C.G., April 27, 1771. N.p.
MODERN WIFE; OR, THE VIRGIN HFR
OWN RIVAL, THE. C. Brought out by
J. Stevens, but authorship uncertain. Pr.
1744. As it was to have been ac. at the New
T., Hay., 1745. Alt. 1771. N.p.
MODERN WIVES. F.C. 3 a. E. Warren.
Adap. fr. he Bonheur Conjugal of Albin Vala-
bresne. Royalty, January 20, 1887.
MODERN WIZARD, A. M.F. 3 a. John
Henderson. Torquay T.R. and O.H., December
26, 1895.
MODISH COUPLE. THE. C. Capt. Chiarleis
Bodens. D.L., January 10, 17:32. Pr. 1732. Fr.
this was taken a F., Marriaye a la Mode. Ac.
1760.
MODISH GALLANTS, THE. C. Pr. 1733.
This is The Intriguing Courtiers, with a new
title-page.
MODISH HUSBAND. THE. C. Charles Bur-
naby. Pr. 1702. Ac. at D.L., 1702.
MODISH WIFE, THE C. Francis Gentle-
man. Hay., September 18, 1773. Pr. 1774.
First ac. at Chester ciroa 17C0.
MODUS VIVENDI, A. Duol. L. Fomm.
Bayswater Bijou. December 6. 1902.
MOGGY A>JD JENNY. Bal. Roffey. D.L..
1799.
MOGUL TALE. THE. F. 2 a. Mrs. Eliz
Inohbald. Hay., July 6. 1784.
MOHICANS OF PARIS, THE. D. Pro and
2 a. Britannia, Julv 14, 1873.
_^ MOHOCKS, THE F. John Gay. Ac.
"near the watch house in Covent Gajden "
Pr. 1712.
MOINA. 0. De Lara
MOINA. One of three plays published as
Dramatic Sketches of the Ancient Northern
Mythology." F. Sayers, M.D. Pr. 1790.
MOISE. 0. Rossini. M'arcn 25, 1827
MpISE IN EGITTO. O. Rossini. ISIS.
Paris, March 25, 1827.
MOLIERE. P. 1 a. Walter Frith. St.
James's, July 17. 1891
,,'^IpLINARA, LA. 0. Paisiello (Naples,
1788); Krag's T., M:arch 22. 1803.
MOLL THE ROGUE. M.P. 3 a. Rev ver
Cheltenham O.H., September 27, 1905.
MOLLBNTRAVE ON WOMEN. P. 3 a. A.
Sutro. St. James's, February 13, 190.").
MOLLUSC, THE. C. 3 a. Hubert U
Daviee. Critencn, October 15, J907.
MOLLY AND THE MASTER. C. 3 a. PV
Hughes. Worthing Pier Pav., May 22, 190!)
MOLLY AND THE MODEL. M.F. 1 a.
Cairns Jamwi and Claude Aveling. Stejiiwav
H., May 26, 1902.
MOLLY OF THE DUKE'S. D. G. R. Sims
ajid A. Shirley. Court, March 11, 1901.
MOMENT OF TERROR. Grecian. June D.
1862.
MOMENTOUS QUESTION. THE. Do. D.
2 a. E. FitzbaM. Lyceum, June 17. 1S44.
MtO)MUS TURN'© FABULIST; OR. VUL-
C.VN'S WEDDING. O. L.I.F.. Decemtoer 3
1729. Pr. 1729.
,MONA, THE B'RIDE OF GLKN MAY. CO.
3 a. A. Slater. Songs and M. t)v J. Broad-
bent. Hyde T.R.. December 11, 1893.
MONARCH OF THE WORLD. THE. D.
Royal, Barry Dock, May 29. 1908.
MONARCHICAL IMAGE; OR. NEBUCHAD-
NEZZAR'S DREAM. Dr. P. R. Fleming. Pr.
1691.
MONARCHIE TRAGEDIES, THE. Four
Tragedies by Wm. Alexander, afterwards Earl
of Stirling. See Tragedy of Darius, Crcesus,
Julius Ccesar, and llie Alexandrcean Tragedy.
Pr. 1607.
MONASTERY. Seith. See La Dame
Blanche.
MONASTERY OF /ST. JUST, THE. P. 3 a.
J. Oxenford. Adap. fr. the French of C
Delavigne. Princess's, June 27, 1864.
MONCRIEFF. T. Alfred Millard. Wigan
R. Court, April 22, 1896 (C.P.).
MONDE OU L'ON SENNUIE, LE. C. 3 a.
Maria Leonard and J. T. Grein. Transl. E.
Pailleron. Com. Franc, April 25, 1881; Strand,
February 12, 1901.
MONEY. C. 5 a. Sir E. L. Bulwer. Hay.,
December 8. 1840; rev. P.O.W. May. 1872;
Vaudeville. April 9. 1891; rev. Garrick, May
19. 1894; Comedy, January 25, 1900.
MONEY. See Credit.
MONEY AND MAN. Modern P. in pro. and
3 a. Adap. by H. Comber Wiatt fr. F.
Marion Crawford's novel, " Whosoever Shall
Offend." Bradford R., April 5, 1909; Eleph.
and C. April 19. 1909.
MONEY AT A PINCH; OR. THE IRISH-
MAN'S FROLICS. M. Ent. H. Robson. C.G.,
April 25, 1793.
MONEY BAGS. F.C. 3 a. E. Pemberton
and Shannon. Adap. fr. the German. Novelty.
November 5, 1885.
MONEY GRABBER, THE. Society satire.
3 a. Hester Stanhope. Kinssway, Feljruary
27, 1908.
MONEY IS AN ASS. C. Thos. Jordan. Pr.
166S.
MONEY LENDER, THE. Melo-d. 5 a. T.
M. Ford. Warrington Public H., August 6,
1888.
MONEY MAD. D. 5 a. Steele Mackay.
First prod, in America. Surrey, April 3, 1893.
MONEY MAKERS, THE. F.C. 3 a. Geo.
Rollit. Royalty, May 13, 1904.
MONEY SPIDER, THE. CO. 2 a. A. Eliot.
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MONKEY ISLAND: OR HARLE(JUIN AND
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MONT ST. MICHEL: Oli, THE FAIRY OF
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MORNING CALL, A. Ca. 1 a. C. Dance.
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"THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
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MOTHER SHIPTON.
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MOTHER'S DREAM. Adelphi, March 18,
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MOTHER IN-LAW; OR, THE DOCTOR THE
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MOTHERING SUNDAY. P. 3 a. T. E.
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MOTHERS, THE. C. Anon. 1805.
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MOTHERS, THE
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MOUNT ST. BERNARD; OR. THE GOLD-
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IMOUNTAIN ROBBERS; OR, THE TERRI
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MOUNTAIN SYLPH, THE. Rom. Grand O
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MOUNTEBANK'S MASK, THE. Masque.
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MOURNFUL NUPTIALS; OR, LOVE THE
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\'i- 3739. N.ac. After'.vords alt. and ac. in
1744 at D.L. under the title ol Love, the Cause
and Cure of Grief; or. The Innocent Mur-
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MOURNING BRIDE, THE. T. W. Con-
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MOUSQUETAIRES DE LA REINE, LES.
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MOUSTACHE MOVEMENT, THE. F. 1 a
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MOUTH OF THE PIT, THE. D. 4 a. W.
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MOYNA A-ROON; OR, THE RAPPAREE'S
BRIDE. D. J. Levey. Cheeter T.R., October
2u, 1S75; Eleph. and C, November 8, 1875.
MUCEDORUS, THE KING'S SONNE OF
VAIENTIA, AND AMADINE, THE KING'S
DAUGHTER OF ARRAGON, -WITH THE
MFRRY CONCEITS OF MOUSE. C Ac. at
Whitphall on Shrove Sunday night. Pr. 1598.
Attributed to Shaka^poare. A Christmas
diver.<vion.
-MUCH ADO. A scena in dial, in the second
volume of .Alfes Fielding's Letters.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. C W.
Shakespeare. \Vr. 1599. Entered Stationers'
H. August 4, 1600 (to bo st-aged) ; Augu.s/t 2.S,
1600. Pr. qto. 1600; first folio, 1023. Taken
indirectly fr. a novel of Belleforest's, after
Bandello. Similar story hi Ariosto's Orlando
Fvrioso, Book V., ajid in tlie Geneura of Tnr-
hervil Alt. by J. P. Kemhle. Pr. 17.09.
Holborn. ]87;J; Lycvum, January 5, 1891; St.
James's (Geo. Alexander's production), Febru-
ary 16, 1898; Imperial, May 23, 1903; A.M.,
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February 17. 1908.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Eng. 0.
4 a. Julian Sturgis. M. by Dr. V. Stanford (f.
on Shakespeare's C). CO.. May 30, 1901.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. See Beatrice
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MUCH TOO CLEVER; OR, A FRIEND IN-
DEED. C 1 a. and 3 scenes. J. O.\enford
and J. Hatton. Adap. fr. the French Gaiety,
Fetruary 23, 1874.
MUDBOROUGH ELECTION. F. 1 a. W.
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MUDDLE-UP, THE. Amer. M.C S. Sidney.
M. by H. Vernon. Add. lyrics by J. J. Hewson
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MUDDLtlR, THE. F.C 3 a. Nottingham
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MUDDLES. F.C. 3 a. Jes&op and Gill. Im-
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MUETTE DE PORTICI, LA. 0. Auber.
The Italian ver. of Masaniello, which see.
MUFF OF THE REGIMENT, THE. P. 1 a.
H. T. Johnson. Strand (produced as Good
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MUGWUMP, THE. Ca. 1 a. " X.L." Court,
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MUIRGHEIS. Iri^h grand 0. Lib. Nora
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MULBERRY BUSH, THE. See Uttle Miss
iluffet.
MULBERRY GARDEN, THE. See The
Vt'andering Ladies.
MULBERRY GARDEN, THE. C Sir C.
Sedley. D.L. Pr. 1668. Partly f. on Moliere's
L'Ecole des Maris.
MULDOON'S PICNIC; OR, IRISH LIFE IN
AMERICA. F. Plecn Marylebone (fir^jt time
in London), November 8, 1886.
MULEASSES THE TURK. T. John Mason.
Ac. by the children of His Majesty's Revels,
1610.
MULETEER OF TOLEDO; OR, KING,
QUEEN, AND KNAVE, THE. CD. 2 a. J.
M. Morton. Princess's, April 9, 1855.
MULETEER'S VOW, THE. Rom. melod.
Lyceum, October 19, 1835.
MULLIBALOO. Op. bouffe. F. Green.
Brighton T.R., September 21, 1874.
MUL.MUTIUiS DUNWALLOW. P. W. Rain-
kins. Ac. by the Lord AdnMral's servants in
1598. N.p.
MULO MUPt-CO; OR, MULAMULLUCO. Ac.
Febru.Tiry 20, 1591. Possibly the same as The
Battle of Alcaxar.
MUMBY. 1 a. Geo. H. Balgrove. King.s-
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MUMMER'S WIFK, THE. P. 1 a. Kinsey
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MUMMERS, THE. D.C 3 a. J. Edwaides
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1900 (amat.).
.MUMMIES AND MARRIAGE. M. adap. of
An Illu.'strious Stranger. 2 a. A. M. Mackin-
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Folkestone Exhibition Pal., December 6, 1888.
MUMMY, THE. F. 1 a. W. B. Bernard.
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MUMMY, THE. Oa. O. Brand. .M. by
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MUMMY, THE. F.C. 3 a. U. D. Day, A.
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MUMMY AND THE HUMMING; BIRD, THE.
V. 4 a. liaac Henderson. Wyiidham't;, Octo-
ber 1(1, 1901.
MUMMYDOM. Kan. 1 a. Rutland Harring-
ton and \V. Bendall. Gt. Queen St. T., Sep-
tember 25, 1903.
MU.MPS THE MASHER. F. T. Craven and
R. Xebon. Xoctingham T.R., June 2, 1884;
Pavilion, August 11, 1881.
MUNDUNGAS. Anon.
MUNDUS PLUMBEUS. Latin T. Thomas
Arthur, of St. John's College, Cambridge.
Sixteenth century.
MURDERED GUEST, THE. D. 2 a. M. by
Horn. D.L., December 27, 1826.
MURDEROUS MICHAEL. Probably an early
work on Arden of Feversham. ? 1578.
MURIEL; OR, THE WARNING VOICES. D.
3 a. H. Leslie. Liverpool Amphi., April 16,
1S70.
MURPHY'S AFFINITY. Sk. The Surrey,
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MUSE IN LIVERY. C. Dodsley. 1732.
MUSE OF BRITAIN Ode. Inscribed to the
Rt. Hon. Wm. Pitt. Pr. 1785.
MUSE OF NEWMARKET, THE. Containing
3 Dr:>lls, viz., I'lie Merry Milkmaid of iKling-
ton; or The Rambling Gallants Defeated;
Love Lost in the Dark; or, the Drunken
Couple; The Politick Whore; or, the Conceited
Cuckold. Probablv based on other p'.avs. Pi.
1680.
MUSE OF OSSIAN, THE. D. Poem. 3 a.
Extracted fr. the Poems of Ossian by D. E.
Baker. Ac. at Edinburgh. Pr. 1763.
MUSES GALANTES, LES. 0. Rousseau.
Paris, 1745.
MUSiES IN MOURNING, THE. 0. A. Hill.
Pr. 1760. N.ac.
MUSES' CHAPLET; OR, FEAST OF
THALIA, THE. Medley Duo. West. Lyceum,
April 9, 1S22.
MUSES' LOOKING-GLASS, THE. C. Thos.
Randolph. Pr. 1638. First called The Enter-
tainment. In an edition in 1706 it has the
second title of The Stage Reviv'd.
MUSES' LOOKING-GLASS. THE. Dr. Ent.
taken fr, foregoing. C.G., 1748. Not pr.
MUSETTE. Dr. Story. F. Marsden. Orig.
prod, in America. Op. Comique, December 22,
1S83.
MUSIC: OR. A PARLEY OF INSTRU-
MENTS. Pr. 1676. A piece composed by some
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MUSIC A LA MODE. M. Sk. Cornev Grain.
St. Geo. H., February 11, 1895.
MUSIC AT HOM!E. C. Rose Scaton. Chat-
ham O.H.. June 9, 1S9(I.
MUSIC AT HOME. Ca. (Variety Ent.). Op.
Comiriue, July 30, 1892.
MUSIC HATH CHARMS. C. 1 a. D. Fisher.
Princess's. July 7, 18.56.
MUSIC IN ZARA. Dr. Arne. 173G.
MUSIC MAD. Dr. Sk. la. i . E. Hook.
Hay. Pr. 1808. Principal character taken fr.
// Fnnntico per la J/n.swCri.
MT'SIC M.VSTER, THE. Ca. Flavtll Haward.
Wolverliampton E.xchaugc H., November 19,
ISS7.
Ele-
P. C. Klein.
31, 1904 (C.P.).
M. Sk. Prod, by
1 a.
1907.
W.
1908
MUSIC MASTER, THE.
phant and Castle, August
MUSIC MASTER, THE.
Ch. Fisher. Chelsea Palace, January
MUSIC MASTER, THE. M.F.
Mallett. Bayswater Bijou, March
(amat.).
MUSICAL BOX, THE. F. F. C
Gaiety, October 1, 1877.
MUSICAL CLOCK, THE. Christmas Extrav.
Hon. C. Leigh. Stoneleigh Abbey, January 22,
1883 (amat.).
MUSICAL DISCORD, A
Greene. Hull Grand, May
Borough, July 9, 1897.
MUSICAL FAMILY. F
Burnand.
Sk. 1 a. C. M.
14, 1897; Stratford
FAMILY, A.
H., December
FAMILY, THE
Lawler. Before
M. Sk. C. Grain.
27, 1880.
. See In and Out
Masque.
Col-
1772.
1812. N.p.
MUSICAL
St. George's
MUSICAL
of Tune.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, A.
E. Ward. Pr. 1718. N.ac.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE VIR-
GIN PROPHETESS; OR, THE FATE OF
TROY, THE. Composed by Finger. Pr. 1701.
MUSICAL INTERVIEW WITH THE
PARISH PUMP, A. M. Sk. C. Grain. St.
George's H., January 16, 1894.
MUSICAL LADY, THE. F. 2 a. G.
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MUSICAL MARIONETTES, THE. C. 2 a.
F. McArdle. Liverpool P.O.W., October 6,
1876.
MUSICAL VILLAGE, THE. Oa. M. John-
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1893.
MUSICIAX'S DAUGHTER, THE. Sk. Can-
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MUSICIAN'S ROMANCE, A. P. 3 a. F.
Harvey. Halifax Grand, March 21, 1898; Cam-
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MUSICO. THE. F. P. Joddrell. Pr. 1787.
N.ac.
MUSKETEERS, THE. P. in 10 tableaux.
Sydney Grundy. Adap. fr. Dumas' Three Mus-
keteers. H.M.T., November 3, 1898.
MUSTAPHA. T. Fulk Greville, Lord
Brooke. Pr. 1609, and 1633, corrected and
complete.
MUSTAPHA. T. David Mallett (also know n
as David Malloch). D.L., and pr. 1739.
MUSTAPHA, THE SON OP SOLY.MAN,
THfE MAGNIFICENT. T.
Orrery. Ac. at the Duke of
Pr. 1668. F. on .Miistapha
Georges de Scud^ry ?).
MUTA DI PORTICI. 0.
1828.) See Masanicllo.
MUTE PRINCESS. THE. Oa. Latiner.
Yiddish. Standard, December 19, 1899.
MUTINES, THE TRAITOR. Liverpool, No-
vember 14, 1898.
MUTINY Al THE NORE. THE. Xauti^'al
D. 2 a. D. Jerrold. Pavilion, 1830; Victoria,
1830.
MUTIUS SC.IilVOLA. Ac. by the children of
Windsore and the Chappell, 1576.
MUTIUS SCAEVOLA; OR. THE ROMAN
PATRIOT. Hist. D. W. H. Ireland. Pr. 1801.
N. ac.
MUTUAL DECKI'TION, THE. C. J. Atkin-
son. .\c. and pr. in Dublin. 17S5. Partly f. on
Le .leu de I'.lrnour et dii Ilnzard, of the
Theatre Italicn. See Tit for Tat.
Roger, lEarl of
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In
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''THE STAGE" CYCLOPMDIA.
MUTUAL MISTAKE, A. F. W. H. Denny.
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MUTUAL MISUNDERSTANDING, A. Ca.
1 a. H. Lee. Liverpool P.O.W., January 31,
1876.
MUTUAL SEPARATION, A. Ca. 1 a. E.
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MUTURES, THE TRAITOR. Hist. D. 5 a.
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MUZIO SCEVOLA. O. The three rival com-
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MY ARTFUL VALET. F.C. 3 a. J. Mor-
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1901.
MY ASTRAL BODY. F. 3a. W. C. Hud-
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MY AUNT. M.F. M. by Addison. Lyceum,
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MY AUNT FROTH CALIFORNIA. F. la.
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MY AUNT GRUMBLE. Ca. Mrs. Ellen
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MY AUNT IN TOWN. M. Sk. C. Grain.
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MY AUNT'S ADVICE. D.L., March 17, 1890.
MY AUNT'S HEIRESS. C. 1 a. E. H. Keat-
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MY AUNT'S HUSBAND. D. 1 a. C. Selby.
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MY AUiNT'S SECRET. Burnand and Mol-
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MY AWFUL DAD. C. 2 a. C. Matthews.
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VIY AWFUL LUCK. Neville Doone. Lyric
^lub, January 24, 1892.
MY BACHELOR DAYS. F. 1 a. J. M.
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MY BACHELOR PAST. C. 3 a. J. Morti-
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MY BEAUX; OR, THE FIRST OF APRIL.
F. T. A. Stacli. Marylebone, April 1, 1868.
MY BENEFACTOR. F. 1 a. E. Rose.
Strand, November 21, 1883.
MY BEST FRIEND; OR £277 7s. 7d. P.
1 a. D.L., January 2.3, 1827.
MY BONNY BOY. F.C. 3 a. T. G. War-
ren. Criterion, December 2, 1886. See Botnvi
Boy.
MY BOY. Dom. C. 3 a. Gospodin A. Lumt-
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bild" Mein Leopold. Ryde T.R. (C.P.);
Bournemouth, November 12, 1886; Vaudeville,
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MY BRACES. F.C. Sk. By Leonard Robson.
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MY BRAVE LITTLE WIFE. CD. la. A.
M. Seaton. Toole's, July 24, 1882.
MY BROTHER-IN-LAW. C. 1 a. Beatrice
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MY BROTHER'S SISTER. P. 3 a. Liver-
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MY CALIFORNIAN SWEETHEARI.
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MY BUTLER. Sk. Ivan Gore. Crouch End
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MY CALIFORNIAN SWEETHEART. M.C.D.
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MY COLLABORATOR. F. Kennedy Jones.
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MY COMRADE; OR, THE LAST COM-
MAND. D. Pro. and 3 a. C. Horsman. Adap.
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MY COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER. F. D.L.,
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MY COUNTRY COUSIN. C. Sk. 1 a. D.L.,
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MY COURIER. Manchester Comedy, Augu.st
23, 1886.
MY COUSIN. Ca. 1 a. J. J. Hewson. Bel-
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MY COUSIN. C. 4 a. Miss Jennie Le Ter-
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MY COUSIN MARCO. F. 3 a. Arthur Law.
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MY DARLING. M.P. 2 a. Seymour Hicks
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MY DAUGHTER. F. A. Chapman. Shep-
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MY DAUGHTER. P. 1 a. Mrs. Bancroft.
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MY DAUGHTER, SIR! OR, A DAUGHTER
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MY DAUGHTER THE DUCHESS. C 4 a.
A. Meadow. Vaudeville, October 30, 1884.
MY DAUGHTER'S DAUGHTER. C 1 a.
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MY DAUGHTER'S DEBUT. M.C 1 a. H.
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MY DAUGHJER-IN-LAW. An adap. of F.
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MY DEAR OLD DUTCH. Sk. South London.
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MY DRESS BOOTS. F. la. T. J. Wil-
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MY FAIRY FANCIFUL. Pant. C Ro.'^s and
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MY FIRST FIT OF THE GOUT. F. 1 a.
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MY FIRST PATIENT. F. H. Cassel and
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"THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
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MY FIRST I'ATU'NT. F. 1 a.
Her. Kaiiiig New T., October 23,
MY FRIEND. C. J. Tabrar.
November 17, 1S85.
iMY FKIKND FROM INDIA
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MY FRIEND FROM
1 a. E. Yates and N. H.
February 23, 1S57.
MY FRIEND GOMEZ.
Brighton
Vincent Col-
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LEATHERHEAD. F.
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MY FRIEND
her 24, IS.'jO.
MY FRIEND
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(perf. by the
Oa. Lita Smith.
Preston Assembly
M.
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MY FRIEND THE CAPTAIN. F. la. J. S
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MY FRIEND THE DEVIL. Fantasy. Geo.
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MY FRIEND THE GOVERNOR. F. 1 a
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MY FRIEND THE MAJOR. F. 1 a. C.
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MY FRIEND THE PRINCE. P. 3 a. J. H.
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MY GOOD NAME. P. 1 a. E. Turner.
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MY GRANDMOTHER AND OTHER
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MY GREAT AUNT; OR. RELATIONS AND
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MY GUARDIE. CD. 1 a. C. Trevelyan.
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MY HEART'S IDOL; OR. A DESPERATE
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MY HUSBAND'S SECRET. F. 1 a. W. D
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MY HUSBAND'S WIFE; OR, T.T.T.. TOM
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MY INNOCENT BOY. F.C. 3 a. G. R.
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MY JACK. Nautical D. 5 a. B. Landeck.
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MY KNUCKLEDUSTER. Strand, February
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MY LADY. Dr. Sk. A. Shirley. Adap. fr.
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MY LADY BARBARA. P. 1 a. G. W.
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MY LADY BETTY. Kom. C. Epis. by Vin-
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MY LADY CLARA. D. 5 a. T. W. Robert-
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MY LADY DAINTY. O.P. 4 a. Madeleine
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MY LADY HELP. Cu. 1 a. A. Macklln.
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MY LADY HILDA; OR, THE BURIED
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MY LADY M.D. Oa. G. D. Lynch. M. by
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MY LADY MOLLY. CO. 2 a. . G. H. Jes-
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MY LADY OF ROSEDALE. P. 4 a. J. C.
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MY LADY VIRTUE. P. 4 a. H. V. Es-
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MY LADY VISITOR. C Nellie Dallas.
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MY LADY'S BOWER. Sk. Canterbury, Sep-
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MY LADY'S GLOVE. C. 1 a. N. Morris.
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MY LADY'S ORCHARD. P. 1 a. Mrs.
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MY LANCASHIRE WIFE. Sk. Middlesex,
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MY LANDLADY'S DAUGHTER. Ca. 1 a.
P. M. Berton. Maidenhead Grand H., January
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MY LATEST OPERA. Burla. St. George's
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THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
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''THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
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NINE DAYS' WONDER, A. CD. 3 ar.
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320
THE STAGS" CYCLOPEDIA.
NINE POINTS OF THE LAW. Ca. 1 a.
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NINETEENTH CENTURY, THE. D. Morell
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'98; OR, FAUGH A BALLAGH. Irish D.
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NINUS AND SEMIRAMIS,. THE TRA-
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NIOBE; OR, HARLEQUIN'S ORDEAL.
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NITA THE DANCER. D. 1 a. Weller and
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NITOCRIS. Egyptian P. E. Fitzball. In
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NITOUCHE. M.C. 3 a. Adap. fr. the
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NIXIE. P. 3 a. Mrs. Hodgson Burnett
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Brighton Eden, December 6, 1897.
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NO CREDIT. Ca. Miss Emily Coffin.
Strand, April 11, 1892.
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NO CURE, NO PAY; OR, THE PHARMA-
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NO ESCAPE. D. R. C. Davies. Preston
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NO EVIDENCE. D. G. L. Gordon. Belfast
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NO FARCE. 1 a. Publ. by S. French. Ltd.
NO FOOLS LIKE WITS; OR, THE FEMALE
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of Wright's Female Virtiwsoes, taken fr. the
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L.I.F., 1720. Pr. 1721.
NO GREATER LOVE. P. la. M. Lang.
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NO IRISH NEED APPLY. Strand. February
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NO JUSTICE Barry Brnce.
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NO MATTER WHAT. F. D.L., 1758. N.p.
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NO NAME. D. 4 a. W. Reeve. Newcastle-
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NO OTHER WAY. Dr. Epis. Shrewsbury
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NO PAIN, NO GAIN. D. 4 a. R. F. Cant-
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NO PLOT WITHOUT DANGER. CO. M. by
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Claudia. Lyceum, September 5, 1835.
NO PRELUDE. Dial. Colman, Jun. 1803.
N.p.
NO QUARTER. Military C R. Overton.
Brentwood Drill H., March 3, 1900 (C.P.).
NO ROSE WITHOUT A THORN. M.Ca. M.
Melford. Nottingham T.R., August 2, 1886.
NO SONG, NO SUPPER. M.F. 2 a. P.
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NO SURRENDER. Dr. sk. John Henderson.
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NO THOROUGHFARE. D. C Dickens and
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NO THOROUGHFARE. Burl. G. Crossmith.
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<0 THOROUGH-FAIR BEYOND HIGH-
IRY; OR, THE MAID, THE MOTHER, AND
[E MALICIOUS MOUNTAINEER. Burl,
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■JO WEDDING BELLS FOR HER. P. of
ndon ajid Japan, by Frank Bateman and
hn Douglass. Carditt King's, December 20,
15.
>J0 WIT LIKE A WOMAN'S. F. Fr.
)lifere'fi George Dandin. D.L., 1769. N.p.
>}0 WIT, NO HELP LIKE A WOMAN'S. C.
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NOAH'S ARK. F.P. 2 a. P. French and B.
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NOBLE BROTHER, A. M.C.D. 4 a. W. J.
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!^OBLE CHOICE; OR, THE ORATOR, THE.
C. P. Masainger. EJit. Stationers' Co., Sep-
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NONNE SANGLANTE, LA. 0. 5 a. Wds.
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Henderson. Todmorden T.R., November 19,
1883.
OLD CLO'. P. 1 a. C. Mackay. Birken-
head Metropole, December 7, 1894.
OLD CLO' MAN, THE. M.P. - a, 3 sc. E.
Catulle Mendes. Her Majesty's, March 8, 1897.
OLD CLOTHES. P. 1 a. Eva Anstruther.
Garrick, February 16, 1904.
OLD CLOTHESMAN, THE. M. Ent. 3 a.
Anon. C.G., April 3, 1799. M. by Attwood.
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OLD CLOWN'S CHRISTMAS, AN. CoUlns'fl,
April 8, 1905.
OLD COUPLE, THE. C. in verse. T. May.
Pr. 1658.
OLD CREATION OF THE WORLD, THE.
0. (Reign of Q. Anne.)
OLD CRIMEA. New title for The ForUme
of War.
OLD CRONIES. Duol. Ca. S. T. Smith. St.
James's, March 6, 1880.
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, THE. D. 2 a. E.
Stirling. Adelphi, November 9, 1840.
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, THE. D. F. on
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OLD CURIOSIXY SHOP, THE. D. C.
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Op. C, January 12, 1884.
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. Arr. 4 a. fr.
Dickens's novel. Crlpplegate Inst., April 12,
1906 (amat.).
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, The. See An
Anrjfl on Earth.
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP; OR, THE LIFE
AND DEATH OF LITTLE NELL, THE. D.
W. Sidney. Norwich T.R., February 6, 1871.
OLD CUSTOMS OR NEW YEAR'S GIFTS.
C. Oa. Lyceum playbill, August 5, 1816.
OLD DEBAUCHEKS; OR, THE JESUIT
CAUGHT, THE. C. H. Fielding. D.L., 1738.
Pr. 1732. See The Debauchees.
OLD ENGLAND FOR EVER; OR, A FIG
FOR INVASION. CO. 2 a. A. M'Laren. Pr.
1799 at Bristol. N.ac.
OLD FATHER TIME; OR, THE CLOCK-
MAKER OF MARDYK. P. 3 a. E. A. Shute.
Adap. fr. R. E. Franclllon's Dutch story.
Nuneaton Drill H., November 7, 1889.
OLiD FE,RiR.IER'8 DISCOVERY. P. 1 a.
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OLD FIRM, THE. F. Comedy. 3 a. H. and
E. Paulton. Newcastle R., August 17, 1908;
Queen'is, Se'ptemtoer 4, 1008. (Orig. prod, in
America).
OLD FLAME, AN. Ca. W. T. Blackmore.
Adap. fr. Le Passi de Nichette. Gaiety, Sep-
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OLD FLAMES. F.P. 3 a. A. Maltby. Adap.
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OLD FLAMES. F.C 3 a. A. Reed and
G. D. Day. Fulham Grand, December 8, 1902.
OLD FOLKS, THE. Ca. Howard Paul.
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OLD FOLKS AT HOME, THE. Melo-d. 4 a.
J. A. Campbell. Manchester June, September
80,1907; Hammersmith Lyric, October 5, 1908.
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OLD FORGE, THE. D. 3 a. C. Osborne.
Gaiety, June 22, 1872.
OLD FORTUNATUS. C. T. Dekker. Ac.
before the Q. at Christmas by the Earl of
Nottingham's servants. Black letter. Pr.
1600. Not divided into acts.
OLD FOX INN, THE. D. 3 a. C. H. Hazle-
wood. Britannia, August 2, 1875.
OLD FRIENDS. C. 1 a. Lady Violet
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OLD GARDEN, AN. C. 1 a. H. Davles.
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OLD GOOSEBERRY. F. 1 a. T. J. Wil-
liams. Olympic, October 9, 1869.
OLD GRIMEY; OR, LIFE IN THE BLACK
COUNTRY. D. Pro. and 3 a. J. M. Mur-
lock. Grecian, September 23, 1872.
OLD GUARD, THE. D. 1 a. Boucicault.
?rince.=-s's. October, 1843.
OLD GUARD, THE. CO. 3 a. H. B.
Farnie. Adap. fr. Les Voltigeurs de la S2
Erne of E. Goudimet and G. Duval. M. by R.
Planquette. Orig. French production. Renais-
sance, January 7, 1880; Birmingham Grand,
October 10, 1887; Avenue, Octo-ber 26, 1887.
OLD HARLEQUIN'S FIRESIDE. Pant.
D.L., December 26, 1804. Short piece, playing
about 15 minutes.
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS. C.
5 a. D. Boucicault. Hay., November 18, 1844.
OLD HEIDELBERG. 5 a. R. Bleichmaun.
A ver. of Wilhelm Meyer Forster's C.
Alt Heidelberg. St. James's, November 19,
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OLD HOME, THE. CD. 3 a. Robt.
Buchanan. Vaudeville, June 19, 1889.
OLD HOME, THE. Dom. D. 4 a. Roland
YorKe. Salford P.O.W., May 11, 1908.
OLD HONESTY. D. 2 a. J. M. Mortosi.
Hay.
OLD HOUSE AT HOME. D. 2 a. Publ. by
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OLD HUSBANDS AND YOUNG WIVES. F.
H. Seed. Cavendish Rooms, July 7, 1868 (amat.)
OLD INTEPuEiST. F. "of 43 acts." Oxford.
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OLD JEW, AN. C 5 a. S. Grundy. Gar-
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OLD JO:e and young joe. CD. 2 a.
John Courtney. Surrey, October 31, 1853.
OLD KENT ROAD, THE. " Wordless scena."
C. Baldwin, Metropole, April 3, 1905.
OLD KING COLE AND GOOD QUEEN
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OLD KNOCKLES. Sk. Empress, September
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OLD LAND, THE. Rom. Iri&h D. 5 a. R.
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OLD LAW; OR, A NEW WAY TO PLEASE
YE, THE. C. P. Mass-inger, Thos. Middleton,
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OLD LEAP YEAR. C 3 a. H. T. Craven.
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OLD LONDON. Rom. D. 5 a. F. Boyle.
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Jack Sheppard. Queen's, Long Acre, February
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OLD LONDON. D. Pro. and 3 a. A. Shir-
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OLD LONDON BRIDGE IN THE DAYS OF
JACK SHEPPARD AND JONATHAN WILD.
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.March 12, 1894.
OLD LOVE, THE. C 3 a. J. S. Pigott.
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OLD LOVE AND NEW FORTUNE. H. F.
Chorley. Surrey, February 18, 1850.
OLD LOVE AND THE NEW, THE. C SulU-
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OLD LOVE AND THE NEW, THE. C 5 a.
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OLD LOVE LETTERS. C. 1 a. B. Howard.
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OLD LOVE RENEWED. C W. Nation.
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OLD MAID, THE. C 2 a. A. Murphy.
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OLD MAID'S CORNER. 1 a. Maude Thomp-
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OLD MAID'S WOOING, AN. P. 1 a. A.
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OLD MAIDS. 5 a. J. Sheridan Knowles.
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OLD MAN, AN. Dom. D. 2 a. R. Reece.
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OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAINS; OR, A
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OLD MAN TAUGHT WISDOM; OR, THE
VIRGIN UNMASKED, THE. F. H. Fielding.
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OLD MAN'S BLESSING, AN. D. Gallery
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OLD MAN'S DARLING, AN. C 1 a. H.
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OLD MAN'S DARLING, AN. P. 1 a. F.
Morris. Royal Park H., May 4, 1893.
OLD MAN'S DARLING, AN. Dom. D. 1 a.
E. Oliver Ladbroke H., March 19, 1895.
OLD MAN'S DARLING, AN. M.F. 1 a. H.
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OLD MAN'S DARLING, Al^. Sk. J. Chan-
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OLD MAN'S DARLING, AN. Dom. D. D.
M. C Granville. Preston Prince's, March 18,
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OLD MAN'S DREAM, AN. D. 1 a. F.
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OLD MAN'S LESSON AND A YOUNG
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OLD MANCHESTER; OR, WHEN JAMES I.
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OLD MARTIN'S TRIALS. Dom. D. Stirl-
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OLD MASTER, AN. P. Betty Brandon.
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OLD MILL STREAM, THE. D. C. H. Hazle-
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OLD MINT, THE. J. B. Johnstone,
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OLD MODE AND THE NEW; OR, COUN-
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OLD MORTALITY; OR, THE HEIR OF
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OLD MOSS. F 1 a. F. H. Head. Bays-
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OLD MUSICIAX, AN. P. 1 a. L. Wagner.
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OLD OAK CHEST; OR, THE SMUGGLER'S
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THE. D. 2 a. Sajis Pareil. February, 1816.
OLD OAK TREE, THE. D. 2 a. F. on the
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Macfarren. Lyceum, August 24, 1835.
OLD OFFENDEJl, AN. CD. 2 a. J. R.
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OLD, OLD STORY, THE. Sk. 1 a. and
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OLD, OLD STORY. D. 4 a. Edmonton
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OLD, OLD STORY; OR, THE FALL OF A
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OLD PALS. O. Burl. L. Clarance. M. by
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OLD PALS. C. 1 a. W. A. Mackerfiey.
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OLD PATIENT GRISSEL. C. Mentioned in
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OLD PHIL'S BIRTHDAY. S.C.D. 2 a. J.
P. Wooler. Strand, Jan. 20, 1862.
OLD PROMISE, AN. P. 1 a. C. Crozler.
Ladbroke H., May 13, 1898.
OLD QUIZZES; OR, WHAT'S THE NEWS?
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OLD RAG SHOP, THE. D. Pro. and 3 a.
F. Marchant, Victoria, October 23, 1809.
OLD REGIMENTALS. THE. Hist. D. 1 a.
W. B. Bernard. Eng. O.H. 1831.
OLD ROSCIUS. M.F. McLaren. 1805.
OLD SAILORS. C. 3 a. H. J. Byron.
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OLD SALT. S.C.D. 2 a. J. Daly. Strand,
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OLD SARAH. Oa. 1 a. H. Greenbank. M.
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OLD SARUM; OR, HUNTED TO DEATH
BY A WOMAN. D. A. J. Hough. Salisbury
T., September 21, 1868.
OLD SCAPEGOAT, AN. CD. 2 a. A.
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OLD SCORE, AN. CD. 3 a. W. S. Gilbert.
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OLD SCORES. P. 4 a. Messrs. A. F. Rob-
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OLD SINNERS. 4 a. J. Mortimer. An
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OLD SOLDIERS. CD. 3 a. H. J. Byron.
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OLD SONG, AN. P. 1 a. Rev. F. Wills and
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OLD SPOONS. Ca. Mrs. T. E. Smale.
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OLD SPORT, THE. CD. 4 a. C Riminton
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OLD STEADY. D. 4 a. M. Murdock. Par..
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OLD STORY, THE. C 2 a. H. J. BvTon.
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OLD TIME STORY, THE. D. Chs. Elder-
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OLD TOBIT. See " Miracle Plays."
OLD TOLL HOUSE, THE. Marylebone, Sep-
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OLD TROOP; OR, MONSIEUR RAGOUT,
THE. C J. Lacy. Circa 1665. Act. at T.R.,
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OLD TRUSTY. CD. I a. W. Gordon.
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OLD TYME HALLOWE'EN, AN. Sk. Lond.
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OLD VIOLIN, THE. Dom. D. 1 a. F. P.
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OLD VIRGINIA. P. 1 a. H. Herman, Livep-
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OLD VIRGINIA. M.Ca. Lib. by K. Allen
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OLD WIDOW, THE. A Droll formed out of
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OLD WILLOW PLATE, THE. Op. fantasy.
M. Strong. Camberwell Empire, October 19,
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OLD WIVES' TALE, THE. C G. Peele.
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OLD WOMAN OF EIGHTY. Burl. C Dibdin.
OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE,
THE. Bayswater All Saints' H., January 9,
1906.
OLD WOMEN WEATHER-WISE, THE. Int.
G. S. Carey. D.L. Pr. 1770. Miiscalled in some
old lists The Three Old Women Weather-Wise.
OLEMPEO AND HENGENYO. P. Men-
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OLUIPIADE. 0. by Leo. 1719.
OLIMPIADE. Ital. 0. Metastasio, 1733-
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OLINDO AND SOPHRONIA. T. A. Portal.
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OLITORIO. O. Scarlatti. Circa 1700.
OLIVE BRANCH. D. 3 a. P. Meritt.
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OLIVE LATIMER'S HUSBAND. P. 1 a.
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OLIVER CROMWELL'S SOFA. F. Queen's,
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OLIVER GRUMBLE. Burl. 2 a. G. Dance.
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OLIVER TWIST. Adapt, of Dickene's novel.
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OLIVER TWIST D. 3 a. J. Oxenford.
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OLIVER TWIST. D. J. B. Johnstone.
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OLIVER TWIST. D. J. Mordaunt. Alex-
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OLIVER TWIST. D. 5 a. G. Colliiigham.
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OLIVER TWIST. 4 a. 0. Brand. Grand.
March 30, 1903.
OLIVER TWIST. 4 a. ver. Elepli. and C,
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OLIVER TWIST. D. 5 a. J. C. Carr. H.M.,
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OLIVER TWIST. Xew and original ver.^.
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OLIVER TWIST. See Bumble, Bumble's
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OLIVER TWIST; OR. THE PARISH BOY'S
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OLIVER TWISTED; OR, DICKENS UP A
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OLYMPIAD. 0. J. Hoole. Transl. fr. Me-
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OLYMPIADS. O. Piccini. 1761.
OLYMPIC. T. 3 a. Imitated fr. Voltaire
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OLYMPIC DEVILS; OR, ORPHEUS AND
EURYDICE. Burl. Burla. 1 a. J. R. PLanch^
aJid C. Dance. Olympic, December 26, 1831.
OLYMPIC FRAILTIES. Burl. Olympic, April
12, 1841.
OLYMPIC GAMES. Burl. F. C. Burnand.
Olympic, April 22, 1867.
OLYMPIC REVELS; OR, PROMETHEUS
AND PANDORA. Burl. 1 a. J. R. Planch^
and C. Dance. Fr. G. W. Colman's tale " The
Sun Poker." Olympic, January 3, 1831.
OLYMPIE. O. By Kalkbrenner. 1800.
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OLYMPUS. Mythological M.P. Mrs. Chris-
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OLYMPUS IN A MUDDLE. H;iy., August
23, 1855.
OLYMPUS IN AN UPROAR. Burl. Partly
fr. O'Hara'e Golden Pippin. C.G., November
5, 179G. N.p.
OMADHAUN, THE. D. 3 a. H. P. Grat-
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OMAI; OR, A TRIP ROUND THE WORLD.
Panto. J. O'Keeffe. M. by Shield. C.G., De-
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OMBA. Dram. Rom. Bigsby. 1853.
OMBRA, L'. Eng. 0. 3 a. Flotow. Adap.
by Gilbert ii Beckett. H.M., January 12,
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OMELETTE MAKER, THE. M.C. 2 a.
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OMNIBUS; OR, A CONVENIENT DIS-
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OMNIPOTENCE. Orat. Anon. 1774.
OMOO; OR, THE SEA OF ICE. D. D. Bou
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1864.
ON ACTIVE SERVICE. Naval Mil. D. H
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ON AN ISLAND. Ca. 1 a. J. W. Jones
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ON AN OLD HARPSICHORD. Poetic fancy
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ON AND BETWEEN THE BOARDS. M
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ON AND OFF F. 1 a. T. J. Williame
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ON AND OFF. Adap. of A. Bisson's Le Con
troleur des Wagons-Lifs. Vaudeville, Decern
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ON CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE. M.P.
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ON CONDITION. Oa. R. Reece. M. by
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ON DISTANT SHORES. D. 4 a. W. Burnot
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ON GUARD. C. 3 a. W. S. Gilbert. Court,
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ON GUY FAWKES DAY. F.C. 3 a. J. H.
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ON HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. D. 4 a.
H. W. Hatchman and H. G. May. Sunderland
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ON HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. P. 4 a.
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I ON HIS OATH. D. Pro. and 4 a. C. A.
! Aldin. Scarborough T.R., January 18, 1887.
I ON JHELUM RIVER. Indian mus. love
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ON LEAVE. P. 3 a. F. Horner. Adap. fr.
Le Sursis of SylVane and Gascoyne. Avenue,
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ON PARADE; OR, A SAILOR'S SWEET-
; HEART. M. Spec. D. 3 a. F. W. Scarlett.
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I ON PROBATION. C. 4 a. Brander Mat-
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''THri. STAGE" CY CLOT MIDI A.
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ON RUINS BRINK. Melo-d. E. Nowboumi.
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ON SERVICE; OR, A SOLDIERS LIFE.
S.C. D. 3 a. W. Digges. Dcrliy Lecture H.,
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ON SHANNON'S SHORE; OR, THE BLACK-
THORN. Irish Melo-d. F. Cool<c. Reading
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ton, June 29, 1903.
ON SHORE FROM THE HERCULES. Ca.
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ON STEPPING-STONES. Ca. 1 a. Victor
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ON STRIKE. A Social Problem. A.
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ON STRIKE. Oa. 2 a. Anna Goldschmidt.
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ON THE BENCH; OR, DISTANT COUSINS.
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ON THE BORDER. D.E. 1 a. J. E, Will-
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ON THE CONTINONG. F.C 3 a Max
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ON THE FRONTIER. Melo-d. 5 a. Ameri-
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ON THE SQUARE. Ball, divert. Arr. and
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ON THE THAMES. M. Sk. C Grain. St.
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ON THE THRESHOLD. Fairy Allegory.
Mrs. G. Corbett. Bayswater Bijou, April 30,
1900.
ON THE TILES. F. 1 a. E. Stirling.
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ON THE TRACK. D. 4 a. E. Towers. East
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ON THE VERGE. Wolverhampton T.R.
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ON THORNS. CD. 3 a. D. Robinson.
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ON TOAST. Oa. 1 a. F. Horner. Avenue,
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ON TOUR. M.F. 1 a. Kilburn T.H., Feb-
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ON TOUR; OR, A TRIP TO HEIDELBERG.
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ON ZEPHYR'S WINGS. Past. P. 2 a.
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ONCE AGAIN. Ca. 1 a. F. W. Broughton
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ONCE BIT. Duol. G. Aitken. Kensington
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ONCE IN A CENTURY. G. a Beckett and
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ONCE TOO OFTEN. D.L., January 20, 1862.
ONCE UPON A TIME. Oa. H. Russell and
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ONCE UPON A TIME. Fa. Ca. F. on The
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ONCE UPON A TIME; OR, A MIDSUMMER
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ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WERE TWO
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ONCLE VALET. 0. Comique. Dellamaria.
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ONE; OR, A MONARCHY. Alfieri. Transl.
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ONE AGAINST THE WORLD. Harry Bruce.
ONE AND ALL. F. R. P. Joddrel. Pr.
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ONE BIRD IN THE HAND WORTH TWO
IN THE BUSH. Short M.P. Cheshire Crewe
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ONE BLACK SPOT. D. 2 a. C. H. Hazle-
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ONE CHRISTMAS EVE. Sk. M. Ryder.
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ONE CHRISTMAS EVE. Dr. Sk. 1 a. L.
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ONE DAY IN JUNE. P. 1 a. R. M. Heath.
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ONE-DAY MILLIONAIRE, THE. CO. 1 a.
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ONE DAY MORE. D. 1 a. J. Conrad.
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ONE FAIR DAUGHTER. D. 4 a. Mrs. W.
C. Gilmer. Barnes Inst., AprU 9, 1904.
ONE FALSE STEP. Guernsey T.R., May 9,
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ONE FALSE STEP. D. 1 a. W. J. Mackay.
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ONE FALSE STEP; OR, THE PERILS OF
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ONE FAULT. Transl. fr. the French. City
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ONE FAULT : " A HOME STORY." P. 1 a.
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ONE FOOL MAKES MANY. C. Transl. fr.
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ONE FOR ANOTHER. 1604. Not pr. under
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ONE FOR HIS NOB ; OR, 39, HONEYSUCKLE
VILLAS, N.W. Ca. E. Manuel. Britannia,
February 16, 1874.
ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER.
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ONE HALF-HOUR. Sk. G. T. Norman.
Ladbroke H., July 11, 1892.
ONE HOUR! OR, A CARNIVAL BALL.
Burl. T. H. Bayly. June 7, 1839.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWO; OR, THE
VETERAN AND HIS PROGENY. D. 1 a.
Milner. D.L., June 6, 1838.
117, ARUNDEL STREET. F. 1 a. Publ. by
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ONE HUNDP^D YEARS AGO. D. Olympic,
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ONE HUSBAND FOR ONE WIFE. D. 4 a.
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0?fE IN HAND IS WORTH TWO IN THE
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ONE LAW FOR MAN. P. F. by C. H. E.
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ONE O'CLOCK; OR, THE KNIGHT AND
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ONE OF OUR GIRLS. C. 4 a. B. Howard.
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ONE OF THE BEST. D. 4 a. S. Hicks and
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ONE OF THE BRAVEST. Americaji Mus. D.
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ONE OF THE FAMILY. Mus. F.C. 3 a. G.
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ONE OF THE GIRLS. M. FT C. 2 a. H.
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ONE OF THEM. F.C. 2 a. C. H. Chambers.
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ONE OF THESE LITTLE ONES. P. 1 a.
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ONE OF YOU MUST MARRY. Adap. fr.
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ONE PEOPLE. P. 3 a. C. Ward. Liver-
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ONE SHADE DEEPER. Effingham. February
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ONE SUMMER'S DAY. Love story. 3 a.
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ONE SUMMER'S NIGHT. C. 1 a. F. W.
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ONE SWEET SEPTEMBER DAY. F.C. 3 a.
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ONE TOO MANY, THE. Dr. Sk. 1 &c. Per-
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ONE TOO MANY FOR HIM. F. 1 a. T. J.
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ONE TOUCH OF NATURE. D. 1 a.
Adelphi, August 6, 1859.
ONE TREE HILL. D. 2 a. H. T. Craven.
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Greenwich, April 11, 1868.
ONE TRUE HEART. D. Willington T.R.,
February 8, 1875.
ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE ; BY AD-
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ONE WOMAN'S WICKEDNESS. D. 4 a.
C. H. Phelps. Smethwick T.R., December 15,
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ONKEL BRASIG. St. Geo. H., February 1,
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ONLY A CLOD. CD. 1 a. J. P. Simpson.
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ONLY A DREAM. P. 4 a. A. C Forde.
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ONLY A DREAM. An Idyll. 1 a. J. Bran-
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ONLY A FARMER'S DAUGHTER. CD. E.
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ONLY A HA]uFPENNY. F. 1 a. J. Oxen-
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ONLY A MODEL. Ca. L. Stilea. Chelsea
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ONLY A PENNY-A-LINER. Ca. 1 a. Hy.
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ONLY FOR LIFE ; OR, A CONVICT'S
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ONLY HALF WAY. F. 3 a. Stanley Cooke.
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ONLY HUMAN. D. W. H. Harrison. Sun-
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ONLY MY COUSIN. Ca. E. Newbound
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ONLY THE GOVERNESS. Ca. A. Sketchlv
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ONLY THREE YEARS AGO. P. la. C. H
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OPERA DANCER. D. Pr. Carmontel
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OPERA DI CAMERA OF JESSY LEA. O.
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OPERA OF OPERAS: OR. TOM THUMB
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PAGEANTS performed at the InauguDation
of the Chief Magistrates of the City of Lon-
don, etc. : —
1. When Henry III.'s Queen Eleanor rode
through the City to her Coronation. 1236.
2. For Edward l.'s Victory over the Scota.
1298.
3. When Blax;k Prince made his entry
with his Royal prisoner. 1357.
4. When Richard II. passed along Cheap-
side. 1392.
5. When Henry V. made his entry after
the Battle of Ag'ncourt. 1415.
6. When Princess Catherine^fcame through
London to be married to Prince Artby?.
1501.
7. When Henry VIII. received the Em-
peror Charles V. 1522.
8. When Henry VIII. and Ann Boleyn
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1532.
9. The passage of our Most Sovereign
Lady Queen Elizabeth through the City of
London to Westminster the day before her
Coronation. Pr. 1558.
10. The Device of the Pageant borne be-
fore Sir Wolstone Dixie, Lord Mayor, Octo-
ber 29. 1585. G. Peele. Pr. 1585.
11. POLYHYMNIA. G. Peele. Describing
a triumph at tylt before Her Majesty on
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pageant borne before William Web, Lord
Mayor of London, October 29, 1591. Pr.
1591.
13. THE WHOLE MAGNIFICENT ENTER-
TAINMENT given to King James and Queen
Anne and Henry Frederick, the Prince, on
their passage through the City, March 15,
1603. Bv T. Dekker. Pr. 1604.
14. THE TRIUMPHS OF REUNITED
BRITANNIA. Performed on the entry of
Sir Leonard Hethday as Lord Mayor or
London. October 29, 1605. Wr. by A. Mun-
day. Pr. 1605.
15. LONDON'S LOVE TO THE ROYAL
PRINCE HENRIE. Meeting him on his re-
turn fr. Richmond. Munday. May 31, 1610.
Pr. same year.
16. HRRYSO-THRIAMOS; THE
TRIUMPHES OF GOLDE. On inauguration
of Sir Jamc'S Pemberton as Lord Mayor of
London, October 29, 1611. By A. Munday.
Pr. 1611.
17. TROIA NOVA TRIUMPHANS. On re-
ceiving Sir John Swinnerton into the City
of London. Bv T. Dekker. Pr. 1612.
18. THE TRIUMPHS OF TRUTH. On in-
stallation of Sir Thomas Middleton as Lord
Mayor of London. October 29, 1613. By T.
Middleton. Pr. 1613.
19. TRIUMPHS OF OLD DRAPERY; OR,
THE RICH CLOTHING OF ENGLAND. At
the installation of Thomas Hayes as Lord
Mavor. Bv A. Mundav. Pr. 1614.
20. METROPOLIS "CORONATA. THE
TRTUMPHFS OF ANCIENT DRAPERY; OR,
RICH CLOATHING OF ENGLAND. On in-
stallation of Sir John Jolles as Lord Mavor
of London, October 30, 1615. By A. Mundav.
Pr. 1615.
21. CHRYSANALEIA. THE GOLDEN
FISHING: OR, HONOUR OF FISHMON-
GERS. On installation of John Lernan as
Lord Mayor of London, October 29, 1616. By
A. Mundav. Pr. 1616.
22. CIVITATIS AMOR: THE CITY'S
LOVE. Middieton. On entry of CharleB to
be created Prince of- Wales. 1616.
23. THE TRIUMPHS OF LOVE AND
ANTIQUITY. On installation of Sir William
Cockavn as Lord Mavor of London. October
29. 1619. Bv T. Middleton. Pr. 1619.
24. LES IRENES TROPH^A ; OR. THE
TRYUMPHS OF PEACE. On installation of
Sir Francis Jones as Lord Mayor of London,
October 30, 1620. By J. Squire. Pr. 1620.
25. SUN IN ARIES, THE. On installation
oif the Right. Hon. Edward Barkham as
Lord Mayor of London, October 29, 1621. By
T. Middleton. Pr. 1621.
26. MONUMENT OF HONOUR, THE. On
confirmation of John Goare. By J. Webster.
Pr. 1624.
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27. TRIUMPH OF HEALTH AND PRO-
SPERITY, THE. At the installation of tlie
Right Hon. Cuthbcit Hasket. By T. Middle-
ton. Pr. 1626.
28. LONDON'S .lUS HONORARIUM. Oil
installation of the Right Hon. George Whit-
more. Bv T. Heywood. Pr. 1631.
29. LONDINI ARTIUM ET SCIENTIARUM
SCATURIGO; OR, LONDON'S FOUNTAIN
OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. On installation
of the Rislit Hon. Nidi. Rayntun as Lord
Mayor. By T. Heywood. Pr. 1632.
30. LONDON IMP.; OR, LONDON MER-
CATOR. On installation of the Right Hon.
Ralph Freeman. By T. Heywood. Pr. KISS.
31. TRIUivIPHS OF FAME AND HONOUR.
At installation of Robert Parkhurst. By J.
Taylor. Pr. 1634.
32. LONDINI SPECULUM; OR, LONDON'S
MIRROR. On installation of the Right Hon.
Richajd Fenn a.s Lord Mayor. By T. Hey-
wood. Pr. 1637.
33. PORTA PIETATIS; OR. THE PORT
OR HARBOUR OF PIETY. On installation
of the Right Hon. Sir Maurice Abbot as
Lord Mayor. By T. Heywood. Pr. 1638.
34. LONDINI STATUS PACATUS ; OR,
LONDON'S PEACEABLE ESTATE. On in-
stallation of the Right Hon. Henry Caraway
as Lord Mayor. By T. Heywood. Pr. 1639.
35. OVATIO CAROLI ; THE TRIUMPH OF
KING CHARLES. T. Heywood. On entry
of His Majesty into the City, November 25,
1641. Pr. 1641.
36. CHARITY TRIUMPHANT; OR, THE
VIRGIN SHOW. On installation of Alder-
man D6th'cke as Lord Mayor, October 29,
1655. By E. Gayton. Pr. 1655.
37. LONDON'S TRIUMPH. On installa-
tion of Robert Titchburn as Lord Mayor. By
"J. B." Pr. 1656.
38. LONDON'S TRIUMPH. On installa-
tion of Richard Chiverton as Lord Mayor,
October 29, 1657 By J. Tatham. Pr. 1657.
39. LONDON'S TRYUMPH PRESENTED
BY INDUSTRY AND HONOUR. On installa-
tion of the Right Hon. Sir John Ireton as
Lord Mayor, October 29, 1658. By J. Tat-
ham. Pr. 1658.
40. LONDON'S TRIUMPH. On installation
of Thomas Allen as Lord Mayor, October 29,
1659. By J. Tatham. Pr. 1659.
41. LONDON'S GLORY. An entertainment
in honour of Charles II., the Duke,s of York
and Gloucester, the two Houses of Parlia-
ment, Privy Council, Judges, etc., at Guild-
hall, July 5, 1660. By J. Tatham. Pr. IGCO.
42. LONDON'S TRYUMPHS. On installa-
tion of Sir John Frederick as Lord Mayor.
By J. Tatham. Pr. 1661.
43. ENTERTAINMENT OF HIS MOST
EXCELLENT MAJESTY CHARLES II. IN
HIS PASSAGE THROUGH THE CITY OF
LONDON TO HIS CORONATION, THE. By
John Ogilby. Pr. 1661. Afterwards enlarged
and pr. 1685 under title of The King's
Coronation
44. AQUA TRIUMPHALIS. On entertain-
ing Their Majesties, August 23, 1662. By J.
Tatham. Pr. 166a
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of Sir John Robinson as Lord MSyof. Ascr.
to J. Tatham. Pr. 1662.
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DON'S TRIUMPH. On installation of Sir
Anthony Bateman as Lord Mavor on October
29, 1663. By J. Tatham. Pr. 1603.
47. LONDON'S TRIUMPHS. On installa-
tion ol Sii John Lawrence as Lord Mayor,
October 29, 1664 By J. Tatham. Pr. 1664.
48. LONDON'S RESURRECTION TO JOY
AND TRIUMPH. On installation of Sir
George \Vatcrn)an ius L<jrd Mayor. Bv T.
Jordan. Pr. 1671.
40. LONDON TRIUMPHANT; OR, THE
CITY IN JOLLITY AND SPLENDOUR. On
installation of Sir Robert Hanison as Lord
Mayor. By T. Jordan. Pr. 1672.
50. LONDON IN ITS SPLENDOUR. On
installation of Sir William Hooker as Lord
Mayor. By T. Jordan. Pr. 1673.
51. GOLDSMITH'S JUBILEE; OR, LON-
DON'S TRIUMPHS, THE. On installation of
the Right Hon. Sir Robert Vyner as Lord
Mayor. T. Jordan. Pr. 1674.
52. TRIUMPHS OF LONDON, THE. On
installation of Sir Joseph Sheldon as Lord
Mayor, October 29, 1675. T. Jordan. Pr.
1675.
53. LONDON'S TRIUMPHS. On installation
of the Right Hon. Sir Thomas Davies as
Lord Mayor, October 30, 1676. T. Jordan.
Pr. 1676.
54. LONDON'S TRIUMPHS. On instSlla-
tion of the Right Hon. Sir Francis Chaplin
as Lord Mayor, Octoher 29, 1677. T. Jordan.
Pr. 1677.
55. TRIUMPH OF LONDON, THE. On in-
stallation of Sir Jame« Edwards a-s Lord
Mayor. By Thomas Jordan. Pr. 1678.
56. LONDON IN LUSTER. On installation
of the Right Hon. Sir Robert Clayton as
Lord Mayor, October 29, 1679. T. Jordan.
Pr. 1679.
57. LONDON'S GLORY; OR, THE LORD
MAYOR'S SHOW. On installation of the
Right Hon. Sir Patience Warde as Lord
Mayor, October 29, 1680. T. Jordan. Pr. 1680.
58. LONDON'S JOY; OR, THE LORD
MAYOR'S SHOW. On installation of the
Right Hon. Sir John Moore as Lord Alavor,
October 29, 1681. T. Jordan. Pr. 1681. '
59. LORD MAYOR'S SHOW, THE. On
installation of the Right Hon. Sir William
Pritohard as Lord Mayor, September 30, 1682.
T. Jordan. Pr. 1682.
60. TRIUMPHS OF LONDON, THE. On
installation of the Right Hon. Sir Henry
Tulse as Lord Mayor, October 29, 1683. Ascr.
to T. Jordan. Pr. 1683.
61. LONDON'S ROYAL TRIUMPH FOR
THE CITY'S LOYAL MAGISTRATE. On
installation of the Right Hon. Sir James
Smith as Lord Mayor, October 29, 1684. T.
Jordan. Pr. 1684.
62. LONDON'S ANNUAL TRIUMPH. On
installation of the Right Hon. Sir Robert
Jeffreys as Lord Mayor, October 29, 1685. Bv
M. Taubman. Pr. 1685.
63. LONDON'S YEARLY JUBILEE. On
installation of the Right Hon. Sir John
Peake as Lord Mayor, October 29, 1686. M.
Taubman. Pr. 1686.
64. LONDON'S TRIUMPH; OR, THE
GOLDSMITHS' JUBILEE. On installation
of Sir John Shorter as Lord Mayor, October
29, 1687. M. Taubman. Pr. 1687.
65. LONDON'S ANNIVERSARY FESTI-
VAL. On installation of the Right Hon. Sir
John Chapman as Lord Mayor, October 29,
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PANACHE, LE. C. Edmond Goudinet.
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PANSIES. C. D. Cooke. Hackney Manor
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PANSY. C. 1 a. H. Swears. Plavhouse, June
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PANSY. P. 1 a. F. Jarman. Preston
T.R., February 28, 1890.
PANTALOON; A PLEA FOR AN ANCIENT
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PANTPEA. T. Ascr. to James Hurdle. F.
on the story in Xenophon's Cyropcrdia. N.pr.
Afterwards transformed into a poem and pr.
PAXTHEA; OR, THE CAPTIVE BRIDE. T.
Ascr. to the Rev. T. Maurice. Pr.- 1789. N.
ac.
PANTHEA; OR, THE SUSIAN CAPTIVE.
T. Nicholas Ashe. Pr. 1803 at Dublin. N.ac.
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PANTHEONITES. Dr. Ent. F. Gentleman.
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PANTINS DE VIOLETTO, LES. 0. Adolphe
Adam. Princess's, June 27, 1870.
PANTOMIME PRINCE, A. Ca. John Glen-
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PANTOMIME REHEARSAL, A. C. Sk. C.
Clay. Terry's, June 6, 1891; Shaftesbury;
Toole's; Court, December 2, 1891, and January
20, 1903.
PANTOMIME. This form of entertaiiinipnt
was first introduced on the English stage when
Tavern Bilkers, by John Weaver, was produced
at D.L. in 1702. The same author also pro-
duced :—
The Loves of Mars and Venus. 1716.
Perseus and Andromeda. 1716.
Orpheus and Euri/dice. D.L., 1717.
Harlequin Turn'd Judge. D.L., 1717.
Cupid and Bacchus, D.L., 1719.
It was, however, John Rich "who brought
pantomime into popularity. Some of his
earliest productions were : —
Harlequin Executed: A Neiv Italian Mimic
Scene Bettvecn a Scaramouch, a Harlequin,
a Country Farmer. His Wife, and others,
1717; and The Necromancer, or History of
Dr. Faustus. L.I.F., 1724.
At the enu of the eighteenth century panto-
mime was usually to be seen after a drama or
other play at Christmas-time, both at Covent
Garden and Drury Lane Theatres.
The following is a list of the more recent
pantomimes produced at the National Theatre,
Drury Lane, commencing with the first from
the pen of E. L. Blanchard:—
1852.— Harlequin Hud' bras ; or, Old Davie Durden
and the Droll Days of the Merry Monarch. E. Li.
Blanchard.
1&55.— Harlequin King Humming-Top and the
Land of Toys. E. L. Blanchard.
1854. — Jack and Jill; or. Harlequin King Mus-
tard and Four-and-Twenty Blackbirds Baked in a
Pic. E. L. Blnnchard.
1855.— Hey-Diddle-Diddle; or, Harlequin Kiag
Nonsense and the Seven Ages of Man. E. L.
Blanchard.
1856. — See-Saw, Margery Daw ; or, Harlequin
Holiday and the Island of Ups and Downs. E.JJ.
Blanchard.
1851.— Little Jack Horner ; or. Harlequin A.B.C.
E. Ij. Blanchard.
1858. — Rohin Hood and the Merry Men of Slier-
wood Forest. E. L. Blanchard.
1859. — Jack and the Beanstalk ; or, Harlequin
Leap-Year and the Merry Pranks of the Good Little
People. E. L. Blanchard.
1860. — Peter Wilkins ; or, Harlequin and the Fly-
ing Women of the Loadstone Island. E. L.
Blanchard.
1861.— The House that Jack Built ; or. Old Mother
Huhhard and Her Dog. E. Ii. Blanchard.
1862. — Little Goody Two Shoes; or. Harlequin
Cock Rohin. E. L. Blanchard.
18(y!i. — Harlequin Sinbad the Sailor; or. The
Great Rock of the Diamoml Valley and the Seven-
Wonders of the World. E. L. Blanchard.
1864.— flop o' My Thumb and His Eleven
Brothers. E. L. Blanchard.
1865. — Little King Pippin ; or Harlequin For-
tunatus and the Wishing Cap. E. L. Blanchard.
1866. — Number Nip ; or. Harlequin and the
Gnome King of the Giant Mountains. E. L. Blan-
chard.
1867. — Fow, Fee, Fo, Fum ; or, Harlequin Jack
the Giant Killer. E. Li. Blanchard.
18S8. — Grimalkin the Great ; or Harlequin Pussin
Boots and the Miller's Men. E. L. Blanchard.
1869. — Beauty and the BeaH ; or. Harlequin and
Old Mother Bunch. E. L. Blanchard.
1870.— The Dragon of Wautley ; or. Old Mother
Shipton. E. Ti. Blanchard.
1871.— Tom Thuvih ; or. Harlequin King Arthur
and the Knights of the Round Table. E. L. Blan-
1812. — The Children in the Wood. E. L. Blan-
chard.
181i.—Jaek in the Bo.r. E. L. Blanchard.
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181i.— Aladdin ; or, the Wonderful Lamp. E. L,
Blanchard.
U75,—Whittington and Mis Cat. E. L. Blan-
chard.
1876.— r/ie Fortu Thieves. E. L. Blanchard.
1877.— 2Vic White Cat. E. L. Blanchard.
mS.—Cimlerella. E. L. Blanchard.
1879.— Bluebeard. Brothers Grinn.
18S0.— Mother Goose and the Enchanted Beavtii.
E. L. Blanchard.
lS81.—Eo'4nson Crusoe. E. L. Blanchard.
18S2.-Sinbad. E. L. Blanchard.
lS83.~Cinderella. E. L. Blanchard.
ISS'i. —Whittington and His Cat, E. L. Blan-
chard.
nSB.—Aladdin. E. L. Blanchard.
1886.— T/t« Forty Thieves. E. L. Blanchard.
1887.— Puss in Boots. E. L. BlancharJ.
1888.— Babes in the Wood and Robiii Hood and
His Merry Men, and Harlequin Who Killed Cock
Robin f E. E. Blanchard.
1889. —Jack and the Beanstalk ; or. Harlequin and
the Midwinter Night's Dream. Harry Nicholls and
Augustus Harris.
IS90.— Beauty and the Beast. William Yardley
and Augustus Harris.
1891.— Humpty Dumpty. Harry Nicholls and
Sir Augustus Harris.
1892.— Little Bo-Peep, Little Red Riding Hood,
and Hop o' My Thumb. Sir Augustus Harris and
Wilton Jones.
189i.—Robinson Crusoe. Harry Nicholls and
Sir Augustus Harris.
189i.— Dick Wliittington. Sir Augustus Harris,
Cecil Ralei?h, and Henry Hamilton.
1895.— Cinderella. Sir Augustus Harris, Cecil
Raleigh, and Arthur Sturgess.
1896.— Aladdin. Arthur Sturgess and Horace
Leunard.
1897.— Babes in the Wood. Arthur Sturgess and
Arthur Collins.
1898.— Forty Thieves. Arthur Sturges? and
Arthur Collins.
1899.— Jdf A- and the Beanstalk. Arthur Sturgess
and Arthur Collins.
1900.— Sleeping Beauty and the Beast. Jay
Hickory Wood and Arthur Collins.
1901.— Blue Beard. Jay Hickory Wood and
Arthur Collins.
1902.— Mother Goose. Jay Hickory Wood and
Arthur Collins.
190i.— Humpty Dumpty. Jay Hickory Wood
and Arthur Collins.
1904.— r;ie White Cat. Jay Hickory Wood and
Arthur Collins.
1905.— Cinderella. Sir F. C. Burnand, J.
Hickory Wood, and Artiiur Collins.
1906.— Sinbad. J. Hickory Wood and Arthur
Collins.
1907.— Babes in the Wood. J. Hickory Wood
and Arthur Collins.
1908.— Dick Whittington. J. Hickory Wood
and Arthur Collins.
PANTRY BELL, THE. S. C. Windermere.
Barrow T.R., October 3, 1902.
PANURGE. O. Gr^try. 1785.
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PAON, LE. C. 3 a. Francois de Croisset.
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PAP WITH A HATCHET, ALIAS A FIG
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NUT; OR, A COUNTRY CUFF THAT IS A
SOUND BOX ON THE EAR FOR THE IDEOT
MARTIN TO HOLD HIS PEACE. John Lyly.
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PAPA. F. C. 3 a. J. B. Booth. Adap. fr.
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PAPILLIONS. LES. Ballet in 2 tab. De-
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PAPILLON, LE. Pant. Bal. M. by Offem-
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PAPILLONNE, LA. See Butterfly Fever.
PAPILLONS, LES. Bal. 0. Pugno. 1881.
PAPILLOTES DE M. BENOIT, LES. 0. 1 a.
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PAQUITA. Ballet. M. by Deldevez. First
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PAQUITA. D. 5 a. B. Campbell. Eleph.
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PAQUITA; OR, LOVE IN A FRAME. C. 0.
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PAR LE GRAIVE. D.L., June 14, 1893.
PARACELSUS. Dram. Pm. R. Browning.
1S36.
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PARADISE AND THE PERI. 0. Schumann
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PARADISE AND THE PERI. Cantata. J. F.
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PARADISE LOST. Orat. Stillingfleet. 1760.
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Adam.
PARADISE OF FOOLS, THE. T. Horde,
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PARADISE UP TO DATE. M. F. 2 a. W.
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PARADOX, THE. Ac. by Henslowe's Co.
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PARAGRAPH, THE. M. Ent. P. Hoare.
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PARALLEL ATTACKS. Ca. F. James.
Strand, July 11, 1893.
PARASIDE; OR, REVENGE FOR HONOUR,
THE. H. Glapthorne. Ent. Stationers' Co.
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PARASITASTER; OR, THE FAWN. C. J.
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PARASITE, THE. 1 a. E. C. Ravani.
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PARCELS POST, THE. F. C. A. Shirley.
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1S.59.
PARIS AND VIENNA. Perf. by the Child-
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PARISH CLERK, THE. 3 a. Boucicault
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PARISEN, UN. Royalty, October 24, 1887.
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PAjRISINA. 0. 3 a. Lib. by Romani. Fd.
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PARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS? C. 3 a. Flor-
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PARLIAMENT OF CORRECTION, THE
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PARLIAMENT OF LOVE, THE. C. W.
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PARLIAMENT OF SPRITES, THE. Int. T.
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PARLOUR MATCH, A. M. F. 3 a. C. H.
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PAROLE OF HONOUR. 2 a. T. J. Serle.
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PAROLLE ET ISIDORA. C. By Theo Gib-
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PARRICIDE, THE. T. J. Sterling. Good-
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PARRICIDE, THE. P. 5 a. T. J. Serle.
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PARRICIDE, THE. See Paraside.
PARRICIDE, THE; OR, INNOCENCE IN
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PARSIFAL. M. D. 3 a. R. Wagner. B.ay-
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PARSON, THE. F. C. 3 a. S. J. Adair Fitz-
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PARSON AND A MAN, A. Melo-d. 1 a.
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PARSON JIM. D. 1 a. Suggested by
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PARSON THORN. D. 3 a. Rass Challis.
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PARSON WYNNE'S TRUST. Dr. Idyll. 1 a.
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PARSON'S WEDDING, THE. C. T. Killi-
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PART DU DIABLE, LA. C. O. 3 a. Wds.
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PARTED; AN ENGLISH LOVE STORY.
C. D. 4 a. W. Reeve. Scarborough T.R.,
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PARTED AND REUNITED. D. 3 a. C.
H. Hazlewood. Britanma, June 24, 1872.
PARTED ON THE BRIDAL HOUR. D.
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'PARTHENJA; OR, THE LOST SHEP-
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PARTHIAN EXILE. THE. T. G. Downing.
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PARTHIAN HERO, THE. T. M. Gardiner.
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PARTIC'LER PET, THE. F. 1 a. Edward
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PARTING, THE. Ca. S. J. Adair Fitzgerald.
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PARTING OF THE WAYS, THE. C. 1 a.
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PARTITION WAR. Ca. 1 a. R. Pryce.
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PARTIZANS; OR, THE WAR OF PARIS
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PARTNER OP MY JOYS, THE. Sk. Crouch
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PARTNERS, THE. C. 3 a. P. Hoare.
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PARTNERS FOR LIFE. C. 3 a. H. J.
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PARTS AND PLAYERS. P. 3 a. F. Har-
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PARTY AT NO. 4, THE. Sk. Chas. Ross.
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PARVENU, THE. C. 3 a. G. W. God-
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PAS DE BERGERS. Dance. D.L., May 12,
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PAS DE FASCINATION, THE. F. 1 a.
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PAS HONGROIS. Dance. D.L., May 27,
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PASCAL BRUNO. Ro. O. 3 a. M. by J. L.
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PASHA, THE. C. 4 a. Alan Grey. Kil-
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PASHA, THE. F. 3 a. W. Ellis and P.
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PASSE LE PLAY. P. 4 a. George de Porto
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PASSERELLE, LA. (Original of The Mar-
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PASSING HOUR, THE. D. Edmburgh
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PASSING OF PAUL, THE. Sk. Leonard
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PASSING OF PAUL DOMBEY, THE. D.E.
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PASSING OF THE THIRD FLOOR BACK.
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PASSIO DOMINI NOSTRI. See " Miracle
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PASSION. Orat. Book fr. Metastasio. M.
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PASSION. D. 4 a. W. Stephens. Vaude-
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PASSION. D. 4 a. G. Roberts. Newcastle
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PASSION, THE. Orat. H. Schutz (1585-1672).
PASSION, THE. Orat. Handel, 1717.
PASSION AND PRINCIPLE. D. 5 a. L.
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PASSION FLOWER. THE. P. 1 a. C.
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PASSION FLOWERS. D. T. W. Robertson.
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PASSION MUSIC. Bach. St. Matthew,
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PASSION OF CHRIST. See "Miracle Plays."
PASSION OF CHRYST, OF THE. 2 Come-
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PASSION OF LIFE. D. 5 a. H. Fuller.
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PASSION, POISON, AND PETRIFICATION;
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PASSION'S PENALTY. D. Swansea New
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PASSION'S PERIL; OR, THE BROKEN
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PASSION'S POWER. D. 4 a. Adapt, fr.
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PASSION'S SLAVE. D. 4 a. J. A. Stevens.
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PASSIONARIA, LA. See Passion Flower.
PASSIONATE LOVERS, THE. T. C. 2 parts.
L Cartell. Somerset H., 1655. Pr. 1655. Also
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PASSIONS. THE. M. Ent. C. Dibdin, Ac.
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PASSIONS OF LOVE, THE. Melo. 1 a. Man-
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PASSIONS OF THE HEART: OR, NATURE
AGAINST THE WORLD, THE. D. Albion, June
26, 1876.
PASSIVE HUSBAND, THE. P. R. Cun»-
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PASSPORT, THE. C. 3 a. B. C. Stephen-
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PASSWORD, THE. M. P. 3 a. W. Living-
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PAST AND PRESENT: OR, THE HIDDEN
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PAST MASTER, THE. C. O. Prol. and 2 a.
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PAST REDEEMED, A. D. 4 a. J. Hew-
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PAST TEN O'CLOCK AND A RAINY
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PASTICCIO, A. Dr. Arne. Consisting of
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PASTO FIDO, IL. See Faithful Shepherdess.
PASTOR FIDO; OR, THE FAITHFUL
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PASTOR FIDO; OR, THE FAITHFUL
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PASTOR FIDO; OR, THE FAITHFUI
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PASTORAL MASQUE, A. Tr. Fanshaw.
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PASTORAL POSTPONED, A. Playlet. Mr.
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PAT OF MULLINGER; OR, AN IRISH LO-
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PAT, THE IRISH LANCER. Irish D. 3 a.
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PAT'S THANKSGIVING. F. Maurice de
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PATCHED-UP AFFAIR, A. P. 1 a. Flor-
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PATHOMACHIA; OR. THE BATTLE OF
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PATIE AND PEGGY; OR, THE FAIR
FOUNDLING. Scotch B. O. T. Cibber. D.L.,
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PATIENCE. Sadler's WelLi, October 27, 1866.
PATIENCE; OR, BUNTHORNE'S BRIDE.
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PATIENT GRISSEL. C. Haughton Chettle
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PATIENT GRISSEL. P. Mentioned by Pepya
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PATIENT MAN AND HONEST WHORE,
THE. P. T. Dekkeo-. Ac. 1002. Afterwards
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PATIENT PENELOPE; OR, THE RETURN
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PATRICIA IN A QUANDARY. Sk. by C.
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PATRICIAN AND THE PARVENU; OR,
CONFUSION WORSE CONFOUNDED. C. 5 a.
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PATRICIAN'S DAUGHTER, THE. P. 5 a.
Westlaiid Marston. Prod, by Charles Dickens.
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PATRICK IN PRUSSIA. See Love in a
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PATRICK'S RETURN. Past Ballet. Byrne.
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PATRICK'S VOW. D. 5 a. Miss J. A.
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PATRIE. 0. Paladilhe. F. on Sardou's D.
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PATRIOT, THE. C. Ac. at the Hay., 1784.
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PATRIOT, THE. T. C. Hamilton. A"t.
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PATRIOT, THE. T. J. Simpson. Pr. 1785.
Advertised to be published about the year
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PATRIOT, THE. P. 1 a. H. R. Trowbridge.
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PATRIOT; OR, THE ITALIAN CONSPIR-
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PATRIOT CHIEF, THE. T. Macroe. Pr.
1784
PATRIOT KING; OR, ALFRED AND EL-
VIDA, THE. T. A. Bicknell. Pr. 1788. N.ac.
PATRIOT KING; OR, THE IRISH CHIEF,
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PATRIOT'S DAUGHTER; OR, TRIED AND
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PATRIOTIC SPY, THE. Standard, March 3,
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PATRIOTISxM! F. Ac. by His Majesty's
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, PATRON. SAINT, A. C. 1 a. By C. Thomas.
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PATTIE AND PEGGY. Ballad. T. Gibber.
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PATTY; OR, THE SHIPWRIGHT'S LOVE.
Oa. Bayswater Bijou, June 6, 1872.
PAUL, ST. Orat. Mendelssohn. 1836.
PAUL AND VIRGINIA. O. Mazzinghl.
PAUL AND VIRGINIA. M.E. 2 a. J.
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PAUL AND VIRGINIA. M. afterpiece.
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PAUL AND VIRGINIA. M.E. Lyceum
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PAUL AND VIRGINIA. P. 3 a. Ross
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PAUL CLIFFORD. Adaptation. B. Web-
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PAUL CLIFFORD. See Fate's Decree and
Lucy Brandon.
PAUL CLIFFORD; OR, THE HIGHWAY-
MAN OP LIFE. D. 4 a. H. M. Pitt. Vic-
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PAUL JONES. Ca. 3 a. Adap. by H.
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PAUL KAUVAR. D. Steele Mackaye. Pr.
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PAUL LAFARGE; OR, SELF-MADE. D.
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PAUL LAZARO. D.L., January 9, 1854.
PAUL O' THE ALPS. Rom. D. C. Murray
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PAUL PRY. C. 3 a. J. Poole. Hay., Sep-
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PAUL PRY MARRIED AND SETTLED. F.
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PAUL, THE PRESENTED. Ja^s. Bruton
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PAUL, THE SPANISH SHARPER. F. 2 a.
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PAUL ZEGER3; OR, THE DREAM OF RE-
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PAUL'S RETURN. C. 3 a. Watt« Phillips.
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PAULINE. O. 4 a. Henry Hersee. Fd. on
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PAULINE. Sk. Portman Rooms, Baker
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PAULINE. C. 4 a. George Hirschfeld.
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PAULINE See 'Twixt Love and Art.
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PAULINE PAULOVNA. Rom. Duol. R.
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PAUPER OF LAMBETH. Victoria, April 21,
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PAUSANIAS, THE BETRAYER OF HIS
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PAVED WITH GOLD. D. 3 a. J. B. John-
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PAVILION. M.E W. Linley. D.L., 1799.
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PAYING GUEST. C. 1 a. W. H. Johnson.
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PAYING THE DEBT. Harold B. Lewis.
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PAYSANNE DU NORD, LA. Ballet. D.L.,
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PEACE. C. Aristophanes. Transl. fr. Greek
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PEACE AND QUIET. F. 1 a. T. J. Wil-
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PEACE AT ANY PRICE. F. 1 a. Adap.
fr. French by T. W. Robertson. Another
version pi. at Hay.
PEACEABLE KING, THE. D. Mentioned in
Herbert's Diary, August 19, 1623.
PEACEFUL WAR. Adap. by S. Scottl and
L. Wagner from Von Moser and SchOnthan's
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PEACOCK'S HOLIUAV. F. C. 2 a. H. C.
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PEARL AMONG WOMEN. Liverpool Aniplii.,
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PEARL AND THE GIRL, THE. Burl. 1 a.
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PEARL DARRELL. Iilsh D. Miss Kate Wil-
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PEASANT QUEEN. C. la. E. H Keating.
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PECK'S BAD BOY. M. Singularity. Pleon.
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PECKHAM FROLIC; OR. NELL GWYNNE.
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PEDLAR BOYS; OR, THE OLD MILL
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PEDRILLS; OR, A SEARCH FOR TWO
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PEDRO DE ZALAMEA. 0. B. L. P. Godara.
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PEEBLES. C. Glasgow Gaiety T., August
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PEEP BEHIND THE CURTAIN; OR, THE
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PEEP O' DAY. Iri.?h D. E. Falconer.
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PEEPING TOM OF COVENTRY. M. Ent.
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PEEPSHOW MAN, THE. D. 2 a. T. J.
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PEER AND PEASANT. D. W. T. Mon-
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PEER OF THE REALM, A D. 4 a. F. W.
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PEER OR PAUPER. D. Pro. and 4 a. A.
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PEG OF PLYMOUTH. T. T. Downton.
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PEG THE RAKE. " Rita " and A. Grey.
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PEG W^OEFINGTON. P. 3 a. Adap. fr
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PEGGY. D. J. Mackay. Royalty, February
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PEGGY. C 4 a. Atholie Robertson.
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PEGGY DOYLE. P. 3 a. Mirabel Hillier.
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PELERIN BLANC, LE Guilbert de Pin^rd-
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PELEUS AND THETIS. iMasque. Lord Lans-
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PELEUS AND THETIS. (In Windsor Castle.)
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PELOPIDARUM SECUNDA. Eng. T. in
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PELOPIDES. T Voltaire. 1763.
PELLEAS ET MELISANDE. T. Rom. 5 a.
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PELLEAS ET MELISANDE. O. 5 a, in
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1904; July 18, 1904. Matinee and evening perf.
l-ENAL CODE, THE. D. Aug. Daly. Dub-
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PEN4L LAW. D. 3 a. R. Hodson. Britan-
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PENAL SERVITUDE; STORY OF MAM-
CHESTER LIFE. D. F. Cross. Salford
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PENALTY, THE. P. 3 a. J. Cross. Terry's,
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PENALTY OF CRIME. Melo.-d. 4 a. L.
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PENATES, THE. Masque. Ben Jonson. Sir
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PENDAROON. D. A. E. T. Watson and S.
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PENELOPE. O. Marmontel. M. by Piccinl.
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PENELOPE. 0. D. Cimarosa. 1795.
PENELOPE. Dr. cantata. B. Horner. Col-
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PENELOPE. Mufl. ver., 1 a., by G. P.
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PENELOPES LOVERS. P. 1 a. Geo. P.
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PENNY HEDGE; OR, THE MURDER OF
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PENSIONER SCHOLLER. F.C. 8 a. Carl
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PENTLANDS, THE. D. 4 a. E. S. France.
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PEOPLE'S HERO, A. D. 4 a. W. H. Poole.
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PEOPLE'S IDOL, THE. D. 4 a. W^ Bar-
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PEOPLE'S ROSE, THE. P. 4 a. A. Clarke
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PEOPLE'S WILLIAM; OR, RANDY THE
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PEPA. C. 3 a. Meilhac and L. Ganderax.
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PEPITA. CO. 3 a. Lib. by Chivot and
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PEPPER'S DIARY. Ca. A. Morris. Royalty,
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PEPPERPOT'S LITTLE PETS. 1 a. J. M.
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PER PARCELS POST. Oa. G. D. Fox and
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PERCY. D. 3 a. L. Town«. Globe, AprdJ
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PERCY. T. Hannah More. Hay., July G,
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PERCY, THE LADY-KILLER. M.F. 4 a.
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PERDITA; OR, THE ROYAL MILKMAID.
(Legend upon which Shakespeare ia supposed
to have founded A Winter's Tale.) Burl. W.
Brough, Lyceum T., September 15, 1856.
PERE DE FAMILLE. C. Diderot. 1758.
PERE GAILLARD, LE. O. 3 a. Reber.
September 7, 1852.
PERE LEBONNARD, LE. P. 4 a. Jean
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PERE PRODIGUE, UN. D.L., June 13, 1883.
PEREGRINATIONS OF PICKWIC^, THE.
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PERFECT CURE, A. F. 1 a. W. Sapte,
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PERFECT LOVE; OR, OBERON'S TRI-
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PERFECT LOVER, THE. P. 4 a. A. Sutro.
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PERFECT TREASURE, A. C. la. Adap.
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PERFECTION. P. Scarborough Old T.,
18S9.
PERFECTION. C: 1 a. T. H. Bayly. D.L.
PERFECTION; OR, THE LADY OF MUN-
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PERFIDIOUS BROTHER, THE. T. L. Theo-
bald. L.I.F., February 21, 1716.
PERFIDIOUS BROTHER, THE. T. H. Mes-
tayer, a watchmaker, who complains that
Theobald purloined his piece. 1716.
PERFIDIOUS ROBINSON. F. Woods Law-
rence.
PERFIDUS HETRUSCUS. Latin T. Mb.
preserved in Bodleian Librarj.
PERFIDY. D. 4 a. E. Falconer. Rev. and
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PERI, THE. Ballet. Coralll and Gautier.
M. bv Burgmuller. D.L., September 30, 1843,
ajid May 16, 1855.
PERIANDER; KING OF CORINTH. T. J.
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PERICHOLE, LA. Op. bo. 3 a. Ollanbach.
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PERICHON. F L E. B. Stephens. Rich-
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PERICLES, PRINCE OF TYRE. T. W.
Shakespeare. Unfinished and completed by
others. Wilklns and Rowley poseibly contri-
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Unto Prince Appolonius, the Lady Lucina his
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la 1607. Ent, at Stationers' Hall, 1576. Gowe<
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Partly wr. 1G07 Ent. at Stationers' Hall, Mai
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1630, sixth 4to 1635. Ac. 1609.
PERIL. P. Adap. fr. Sardou's Noi Intimen
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"THTL STAGE'' CYCtOPMBlA.
351
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K. 15. Wyke.
PERILOUS PASS.
18C2.
PERILOUS PICNIC, A. Cii,
Dundee T.R., Juno 16, 1879.
PERILS OF CRINOLINE. Strand, January
3, 1857.
PERILS OF FLIRTATION, THE. P. 4 a.
W. Fritli, Glasgow Royalty T., Novi^mber 18,
1903; Avenue, January 26, 1904.
PERILS OF LIFE, THE. M.C.D. 1 a. T. C.
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1899.
PERILS OF PARIS, THE. Dom. d. Prol.
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de Pain of De Montepin and Dornay. Prod, at
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PERILS OF PEPPIUS, THE. D. Jerrold
Strand. Ir
PERJUR'D DEVOTEE: OR, FORCE IF
LOVE, THE. C. D. Bellamy, aen. and Jnn.
Pr. 1739.
PERJURED HUSBAND; OR, THE ADVEN.
TURES OF VENICE, THE. T. Susanna Cent-
livTe. Blank Teres. D.L., 1700.
PERJUR'D NUN, THE. See Love-Sick King.
PERJUROR, THE. F. 1 a. C. Bullock.
L.I.F., December 12, 1717.
PERKIN WARBECK, THE CHRONICLE
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PERKINS, M.P. Sk. 3 sc. Fred Karno,
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PERLA; OR THE COURT BELL(E). Past.
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PERLE DU BRESIL. LA. Lyric D. 3 a.
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PERLE NOIRE. Sardou. 1862.
PEROLA; OR, THE JEWEL AND THE
DUEL. Burl. Rotherham T.R., March 19,
1883.
PEROLLA AND IZIDORA. 1. (blank verse).
C. Cibber. F. on Lord Orrery's novel. Parthe-
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PER0U8B, LA. D. 2 a. Transl. fr. Kotze-
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PEROUSE; OR, THE DESOLATE ISLAND.
Panto. D. J. Fawcett. CO., May 5, 1801.
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PEROUSE; OR, THE DESOLATE ISLAND.
Hist. Ballet. D. 2 a. M. by Davy and More-
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BERPLEX'D COUPLE; OR, MISTAKE
UPON MISTAKE, THE. Co. C. Molloy.
Chiefly transl. fr. French. L.I.F., February 16,
1715.
PERPLEX'D HUSBAND, THE. Pant. CO.,
1748.
PERPLEX'D LOVERS, THE. C. SuBanne
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PERPLEX'D LOVERS; OR, THE DOUBLE
MARRIAGE, THE. M.P. 2 a. M. selected
by Mr. Gaudry. Salisbury T., 1776.
PERPLEXITIES, THE. C. T. Hull. Alt. ol
Bir 8. Tuke's Adventures of Five Eours. CO.,
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PERSA; OR, THE PERSIAN. C. Plautua.
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PERSECUTED DUTCHMAN. F. 1 a. Publ.
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PERSECUTION OF JEWS IN PALERMO,
THE. Hi&t. D. Taken I'r. Hebrew and perf
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January 22, 1884.
PERSECUTION OF JEWS IN PORTUGAL,
THE. M.P. in 'Yiddish. Novelty, April 1,
1896.
PERSEE. O. 5 a. LuUi. April 17, 1682.
PERSEE. 0. 3 a. F. A. D. Philidor. Octo-
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PERSEUS AND ANDROMEDA. P. Ac. at
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PERSEUS AND ANDROMEDA; OR, THE
MAIDS AND THE MONSTER. Classical Ex-
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i6, 1861.
PERSEUS AND ANDROMEDA WITH RAPE
OF COLUMBINE; OR. THE FLYING LOVERS.
6 Int. (3 serious, 2 comdc). S. by Mons. Roget
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PERSEUS AND ANDROMEDA. Pant.
" Same as prod, at C.G." L.l.F.
PERSEUS AND DEMETRIUS. Latin T. J.
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PERSEVERANCE. M.F. Hay., 1802.
PERSEVERANCE; OR, THE THIRD TIME
THE BEST. M. W. C. Oulton. M. by Gior-
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PERSIAN, THE. C. Transl. by R. Wamei
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PERSIAN CAT, THE. CO. 3a. V. H. Sut-
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PERSIAN HER0I:NE, THE. Hist. T. R. P.
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PERSIAN HUNTERS, THE; OR, THE ROSE
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Lyceum, August, 13, 1817.
PERSIAN PRINCE, THE. T. Southerns.
1682.
PERSIAN PRINCE AND MOORISH BOY,
THE (Equesitrian Act). Duerow. D.L., June
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PERSIAN PRINCESiS; OR, THE ROYAL
VILLAIN, THE. T. L. Theobald. D.L., May
31, 1708. Pr. 1715.
PERSIAN PRINCEiSS, A. Oriental Mus. P.
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Lyrics by Percy Greenbank. M. by Sydney
Jones. Addit. numbers by Marie Home.
Queen's, April 27, 19U9.
PERSIANS, THE. T. Tnansl. fr. .Esohyliu
by R. Potter, 1777; Buckley, 1849; and Plun>
tre, 1869. See " Greek Plays."
PERSIANS, THE. P. Jischylus. Perl, by
Literary Theatre Society. Terry's, March 23,
1907.
PERSONATION. F. D.L., Ajirll 17, 1828.
PERSONATION; OR, FAIRLY TAKEN IN.
C. Int. 1 a. Adap. fr. the French (Defiance
and Malice) by Marie Theresa Decamp. D.L.,
April 29, 1805; D.L., May 12, 1817. See Doubt
and Conviction.
PERTHARITE. T. Corneille. 1693. See
" French Classical Plays."
PERUGINA O. F. L. H. Monro. Decem-
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PERUVIAN, THE. CO. Taken fr. Mi,r-
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PERUVIAN, THE. Adap. 1 a. Mme. Anna
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PERUVIAN LOVERS, THE. Dlv. NobU.
D.L., March 6, 1827.
PERUVIANS, THE. C. L. N. Parker.
Bayswater Bijou T., May 7, 1895 (C.P.).
PET DOVE, THE. O. 2 a. Gounod. Crystal
Pal., September 20, 1870.
PET LAMB, THE. Ca. 1 a. C. Selby.
Strand, September 10, 1860.
PET OF NEWMARKET, THE. CO. 2 a.
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PET OF THE EMBASSY, THE. M.P. 2 a.
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PET OF THE PETTICOATS, THE. CO.
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PET OF THE PUBLIC, A. F. 1 a. E. Stir-
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PET OF THE 21ST, THE. Op. Sk. Bed-
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PETALS OF A ROSE, THE. Rom. P. 2 a.
E. Hine. M. by F. E. Hine. Croydon P.H.,
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PETE. P. 4 a. Hall Caine and Louis N.
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PETER AND PAUL. Hook.
PETER AND PAUL; OR, LOVE IN THE
VINEYARDS. Oa. 2 a. Planch6. Hay., July
4, 1821.
PETER BELL, THE WAGGONER; OR,
MURDERERS OF MASSIAC Melo-d. 3 a.
J. B. Buckstone. Coburg T., 1826.
PETER KLAUS. Past. P. Lucie d'Aymant.
An orig. dr. ver. of the old German legend
fr. which Rip Van Winkle was derived. Lang-
ley Park, Bucks, June 11, 1902.
PETER PAN; OR, THE BOY WHO
WOULDN'T GROW UP. P. 3 a. J. M. Barrie.
Duke of York's, December 27, 1904; December
19, 1905; December 16, 1908.
PETER PRY. Sk. Victoria, 1821.
PETER SMINK; OR, THE ARMISTICE.
CD. 1 a. Adap. fr. the French by H. Payne.
Surrey T., ouly, 1822.
PETER THE GREAT. P. 5 a. L. Irving.
Lyceum, January 1, 1898.
PETER THE GREAT; OR, THE BATTLE
OF PULTOWA. P. 3 a. M. by Dr. Carnaby
and Cooke. D.L.. February 21, 1829.
PETER THE GREAT; OR, THE WOODEN
WALLS. Op.D. 8 a. A. Cherry. M. by Jouve.
C.G., May 8, 1807.
PETER THE SHIPWRIGHT. 0. 3 a. Lort-
zing. Gaiety, April 15, 1871. See Czaar und
Ziinmermann.
PETER WILKINS. G. A. k Beckett.
Adelphi, 1845.
PETER WILKINS; OR, THE FLYING
ISLAXDE'RS. Melo-d. Spec. 2 a. C.G., April
16, 1827.
PETER'S MOTHER. P. 3 a. Mrs. H. de la
Pasture Wyndham's, September 12, 190C ;
Apollo, December 10, 1906; Comedy, February
8, 1907; Hay., March 2, 1907; Hay., June 8,
1909.
PETER'S PICTURE. Sk. C C Horton.
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PETERKIN. CO. 3 a. Will Ladislaw. M.
by L. Camerana. Royalty, September 4, 1893.
PETIT CHAGRIN. C S a. Maurice Vau-
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PETIT CHAPERON ROUGE, LE. P. with-
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Brisay. M. by C. de Slvry. Royalty, May 27,
mn.
PEUT DUC, LE. CO. By Meilhac and
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April 8, 1907. Se* The Little Diihe.
PETIT FADST, LE. Op. bo. 3 a. M. by
Herv6. Adap. by H. B. Famle. Lyceum,
April 18, 1870.
PETIT HOTEL, LE. P. By H. Mejlhac and
L. Helevy. Royalty, February 4, 1907.
PETIT SOUPRE, LE. CO. Nicolas Dalay-
rac. First prod, at the Fr. Court, 1781.
PETITE BOHEMIENNE. LA. Epis. Alfd.
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PETITE FONCTIONNAIRE, LA. C 8 a.
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PETITE MADEMOISELLE, LA. CO. Lecocq.
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PETITE MAISON, LA. 0. 3 a. Spontini.
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PETITE MARQUISE, LA. See May and
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PETITES OISEAUX, LES. See A Pair of
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PETRONELLA. See White Roses.
PETRONELLA; OR, A ROYAL ROMANCE.
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PETROVNA; OR, THE PRICE OF FREE- §
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PETTICOAT GOVERNMENT. Int. la. G.
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PETTICOAT GOVERNMENT. C. Baroness
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PETTICOAT KNIGHT, THE. C Anne
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PETTICOAT PERFIDY. Ca. 1 a. Sir C. L.
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PJETTICOAT PLOTTER, THE. C 2 a. N.
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PHAEDRA AND HIPPOLYTUS. T. Pradon.
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PHAEDRA AND HIPPOLYTUS. T. Ed
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PHAEDRA AND HIPPOLYTUS. 0. T.
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PHAETON. P. T. Deklver. Ac. by Lord
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PHAETON. 0. Lulli. 1663.
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PHANATIC PLAY, A. First part. Ac. Pr.
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PHANTOM BREAKFAST, THE. F. 1 a.
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PHANTOM CAPTAIN, THE. Grecian, Sep-
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PHANTOM DANCERS, THE. Fairy Spec.
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PHARAMOND. T. Calprenfede. Transl. by
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PHARAMUS. T. Snelling. 1651.
PHARAOH. P. 4 a. W. Barrett. Leeds
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PHARAOH'S DAUGHTER. O. 1 a. Ethel
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PHARISEE, THE. P. 3 a. M. Watson and
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PHARISEE'S WIFE, THE. P. 3 a. G. Pas-
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PHARISEES. CD. 4 a. J. Day. Llanelly
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PHARNACES. O. Alt. fr. Italian by T.
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PHARO TABLE, THE. C. Alt. Anon.
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PHARSALIA. P. by Lucan. Transl. by Th.
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PHEDRE. T. Racine transl. into prose. A.
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PHEDRE. O. Massenet. Paris, Sarah
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PHEDRE. Racine's T. ; rev. Rovalty, Octo-
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PHEDRE. See Phaedra and Hyppolyte.
PHENOMENON IN A SMOCK-FROCK, A.
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PHIALS. C. Anon. 1781.
PHIL'S FOLLY. Ca. F. Haywell. Royalty,
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PHILANDER. D. Past. Lennox. 1757.
PHILANDER AND ROSE. M. Past. Songa
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PHILANDERER, THE. C 4 a. G. B. Shaw.
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PHILANDERING; OR, THE ROSE QUEEN.
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PHILANDRISI; OR, LADY FORTUNE-
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PHILANTHROPIC EXPERIMENT, A. Ca.
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PHILANTHROPIST, THE. P. 5 a. Capt.
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PHILANTHROPISTS, THE (Les Bien-
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PHILANTHROPY. F. A. D. Llvondaia
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PHILEMON AND PHILECIA. PI. by the
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PHILENZO and HIPPOLITA. T.C. Mas-
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PHILETUS AND CONSTANTIA. Supposed
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PHILIP. D. 4 a. H. Aid6. Lyceum, Feb-
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PHILIP AND HIS DOG. Sadler's Wells.
PHILIP OE FRANCE AND MARIE DE ME
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PHILIP OF MACEDON. T. D. Lewis
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PHILIP OF SPAIN, KING. T. Tennie Court
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PHILIP STRONG; OR, IN HIS STEPS. D
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PHILIP THE SECOND. T. Alfleri. Transl
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PHILIP VAN ARTEVELDE. P. H. Taylor
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PHILIPPE. O. 1 a PubL by S. French,
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PHILIPPO AND HIPPOLITIA. P. Hen-
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PHILISTINES; OR, THE SCOTCH TOCSIN
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PHILLIDA AND CHOUYN. Pastoral P.
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PHILLIPI : OR, THE SECRET MARRIAGE.
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PHILLIS. 0. Michael Arne. 1776.
PHILLIS AT COURT. CO. 3 a. Alt. of
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PHILLIS MAYBURN. D. C. H. Hazlewood.
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PHILLIS OF SEYROS. Dr. past. Shirley.
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PHILOCLEA. T. McNamara Morgan. F.
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PHILOCTETES IN LEMXOS. D. 3 a. Pr.
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PHILODAMUS. T. T. Bentley. C.G., De-
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PHILOMEL. Rom. D. 3 a. H. T. Craven.
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PHILOSOPHER IN THE APPLE ORCHARD,
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PHILOSOPHER'S DIAMOND, THE. C. of
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PHILOSOPHER'S OPERA, THE. Lord Dreg-
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PHIL0TA8. T. S. Daniel. Oirca 1605.
PHILOTAS. T. P. Frowde. L.I.F., Feb-
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PHILOTUS. C. 1616.
PHILTRE, LE. CO. 2 a. By Scribe. M.
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PHOBUS'S FIX. F. D.L., February 28,
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PHOCAS. T. M. Slaughter. May 19, 1590,
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PHRONTISTERION; OR, OXFORD IN THE
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PHROSINE ET MELIDOR. 0. 3 a.
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PHYSIC LIES A-BLEEDING; OR, THE
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PHYSICIAN AGAINST HIS WILL. Anon.
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PICCALLILl Jap. M.P. Wr. and comp. Dy
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PICCOLINO. 0. 3 a. M. by M. Guiraud.
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PICKLES. M. conceit. 2 a. F. on story of
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PICKLOCK OF PARIS, THE. Effingham,
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PICKPOCKET. THE. F.C. 3 a. Adap. fr.
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PICKPOCKETS. THE. P. 4 a. C. M.S
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PICKWICK. P. 4 a Fr. Dickens, by J.
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PICKWICK. Dr. cant. la. F. C. Burnand.
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PICKWICKIAXS. CO. 3 a. I'uW. by S.
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PICOTIXS REVENGE. Dr. epi. of Viennese
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PICTURE; OR, THE CUCKOLD IN CON-
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PICTURE DEALER. THE. F.C. 3 a. H.
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PICTURE OF PARIS, THE. Pant. Mr. Bon-
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PICTURE OF THE YEAR, THE. P. 1 a.
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PIE VOLEUSE LA. O. Rossini. Paris, '822
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PIEL CASTLE, IN THE OLDEN TIME. D.
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PIERCE OF EXTON. P. R. Wilson, assisted
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PIERCE OF WINCHESTER. P. R. Wilson,
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PIERRE DE MEDICIS. 0. Poniatowskl.
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PIERRE LE GRAND. O. Gr^try. Paris,
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PIERRE 1.E GRAND. O. Meyerbeer. 1854.
PIERRETTE; OR, THE VILLAGE RIVALS
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PIERRETTE'S BIRTHDAY. Episode, witli
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PIERROT OF THE MINUTE, THE. Fan-
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PIERROT'S LIFE. A. P., without words.
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PIERROT'S LIFE, A. F. Boissier. M. by
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PIETRO IL GRANDE. Hist. 0. Desmond
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PIETRO WILKIN; OR, THE CASTAWAYS,
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PIETRO'S VIOLIN. Sk. Sheffield R.,
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PIGEON HOUSE, THE. F. 3 a. Miss Molly
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PILGRI.VI, THE. T. T. Killigrew. Pr. 1664.
PILGRIM, THE. Foregoing P. rev. with
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brugh. Drury Lane T.R., ITOO, and rev. as
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PILGRIM OF LOVE, THE. Fairy R. 1 a.
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PILGRIMAGE OF THE ROSE, THE. Cant-
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PILGRIMAGE TO PARNASSUS, THE. C.
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PILGRIMS; OR, THE HAPPY CONVERTS,
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356
"THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
PILGRIMS; OR, THB WORLD BETWEEN
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PILKERTON'S PEERAGE. C. 4 a. Anthony
Hope. Garrick, March 18, 1901 (C.P.); ami
January 28, 1902.
PILL AND DROP. P. Asci. to J. Keirj
N.p. 1735.
PILL FOR THE DOCTOR; OR, THE
TRIPLE WEDDING, A. M. ent. AnoB.
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PILLARS OF SOCIETY, THE. P. 4 a.
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PILLS OF WISDOM. Extrav. 1 a. W
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PILOT, THE D. Ver. of Cooper's novel. E.
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PIM POM. M.F. 1 a. E. T. De Banzie
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PIMPLE THE PIRATE. Absurdity. 4 a.
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PRINCESSE D.:ELIDE. C. Molifere. 1664.
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PRINCESSE DE NAVARRE. 0. Voltaire.
1743.
PRINCESSE DE NAVARRE. 0. Rameau.
1747.
PRINCESSE DE TREBIZONDE. 0. Offen-
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PRINCESSE DES CANARIES, LA. See
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PRINCESSE GEORGES, LA. C. 3 a. Alex-
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PRINCESSES IN THE TOWER; OR, A
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■ PU>yCH. Dom. C. 3 a. H. J. Byron.
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ROMEA DI MONTFORT. 0. Pedrotti.
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RUY BLAS RIGHTED: OR, THE LOVE.
THE LUGGER, AND THE LACKEY. Burl.
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SAINT ANDREWS FESTIVAL:
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SAINT ANTHONY'S PIG. M.E. Brewer.
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ST: BARTHOLOMEW; OR, A QUEEN'S
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ST. BOTULF. See " Miracle Plays."
SAINT CATHERINE. Miracle P.
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ST. CECILIA'S DAY. Ode. Blow.
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SAINT CICELY; OR. THE CONVERTED
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SAINT CLEMENT'S EVE. D.
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SAINT DAVID'S DAY; OR, THE HONEST
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SAINT ELIZABETH. Orat. F. LUzt. 1811-
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ST. PA BY AN. See
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ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON. Extrav.
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ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGOON. Burl.
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About
of St.
1648-
Sir H. Tay-
' Miracle Plays."
Miracle P. Bassing-
SAINT GEORGE AND THE DRAGON; OK,
THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS OF CHRISTEN-
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" Miracle Plays."
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SAINT HELENA ; OR, THE ISLE OF LOVE.
M.E. Capt. Ed. Thompson. Richmond and
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SAINT JAMES'S PAHK. C Anon. Pr. 1733.
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST. Orat. Stradella.
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ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST. Orat. Sir Geo.
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SAINT JOHN THE EVANGELIST. D.P.
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SAINT KATHARINE. Miracle P. Geoffrey,
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SAINT KILDA; OR, THE SONS OF THE
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SAINT KILDA IN EDINBURGH; OR,
NEWS FROM CA.MPERDOWN. M.F. R.
Heron. Edinburgh, 1798.
SAINT LEGER; OR, SPORTING LIFE, ITS
TR1CKSTEE,S AND ITS TRIALS. D. 3 a.
Mr. Fox. Liverpool T.R., March 12, 1877.
SAINT MARC; OR, A HUSBAND'S SACRI-
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SAINT MARGARET'S CAVE. P. — .Carr.
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SAINT MARTIN'S SUMMER. P. 3 a. Miss
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SEXTON; OR, THE MOCK TESTATOR,
THE. Droll out of BeaiTmont and Fletcher's
Spanish Curate. Pr. 1672.
SEXTON BLAKE. D. 3 a. C. Douglas Car-
lile. Surrey, January 21, 1907.
SEXTON BLAKE, DETECTIVE. Hammer-
simith King's T., January 18, 1908 (C.P.);
Crown, February 24, 1908.
SEXTON OF COLOGNE, THE. G. H. B.
Rodiwell. 1836.
SGANARELLE. Moliere. Transl. by Van-
brugh. See Tlayhouse to Let. See " French
Classical Plays."
SHADES: OR, THE MYSTERY OF THE
NORTH WING, THE. D. Orig. prod, in Aus-
tralia. MiAs Helen Thompson. Liverpool
Sefton T., October 21, 1884
SHADES OF NIGHT, THE. Fantasy. 1 a.
R. Marshall. Lyceum, March 14, 1896: rev
Hay., July 20, 1903.
SHADOW AND SUNSHINE. D. 4 a. R.
Palgrave. Edinburgh T.R., March 31, 1883.
SHADOW BETWEEN, THE. P. 5 a. Chas.
Windermere and Lilford .Arthur. Margate
G.T., July 16, 1901.
SHADOW BETWEEN ; OR. THE VULTURES
OF KILDARE, THE. Melo-d. 4 a. H.
Kingston, T. C. Denville, and Chas. Self. Hox-
toQ King's, March 18, 1907.
SHADOW CHILD, THE. Sk. J. Wilhud
and X. Gallon. Standard, February 15, lyuK ;
Hammer-smith Pal., June 15, 19U9.
SHADOW DANCE, THE. Melod. 4 a. B.
Landeck. F. on Victor Hugo's " NotTe Dame
de Paris." M. by N. Lambelet. Grand, Oc-
tober 7, 1901; Princess's, November 12, 1901.
SHADOW HAND, THE. D. 4 a. C. A. Lee.
Widnes Alexandra T., March 8, 1893; Maccles-
field T.R., January 5, 1894; South Shields T.K.,
July 12, 1897.
SHADOW HUNT, A. C. 4 a. R. Davey
and W. Pollock. Ladbroke H., April 25, 1891
(C.P.).
SHADOW OF A CRIME, THE. D. 3 a. C.
S. Cheltnam. Belfast T.R., August 23, 1869.
SHADOW OF A CRIME, THE. D. 4 a. E.
Ward. Manchester Queen's, December 19, 1887.
SHADOW OF A LIE, THE. D. 4 a. Las-
celles Hasbrouck. Ladbroke H., Januairy 10,
1907.
SHADOW OF CRIME. Dom. D. 4 a. Nita
Rae. Reading County T., August 17, 1905.
I.e.!'.): rieijiiiigs Pier Pav., May 2ts, lyuo;
Dalston, March 18, 1907.
SHADOW OF DEATH, THE. Rom. D.
J. K. Walrond. Victoria, September 25, 1876.
SHADOW OF LIFE, THE. D. Liverpool
Adelphi, October 14, 1872.
SHADOW OF NIGHT, THE. G. Chapman.
Pr. 1594.
SHADOW OF SIN, THE. Melo-d. 4 a. F.
Jarman. Hanley T.R., February 20, 1893.
SHADOW OF THE CROSS; OR, ANNO
DOMINI 670. Hist. D. 4 a. A. H. Ward.
Stratford T.R., September 26, 1904.
SHADOW OF THE MILL, THE. D. Prol.
and 3 a. J. Burnley. F. on author's novel
" Second Fiddle." Bradford Pullan's T.,
August 24, 1885.
'■27/£ STAGE" CYCLOPAEDIA.
40-?
SHADOW OF TlIK SCAFFOLD, TlIK ; OK,
A MODKHN .MAUDALE,N. D. 4 a. \V. Hib-
l)ert. (Produced as A Modern Mar/ddlen at
Soiithpoit O.H., January 2U, 1SJ02.) Ureenwicli
Carlton, February 17, 1902.
SHADOW OF THE ' SURPLICE, THE. D.
3 a. Gabriel Trarieux. Orig. prod, at the
Odeon, May 14, 1907; Scala, March 30, 1908.
SHADOW OF THE SURPLICE, THE. W. H.
C. Nation. Adap. fr. Gabriel Trarieux's
L'Otage. Royalty, November 21, 1908.
SHADOW OF THE SWORD. Rom. D. 5 a.
R. Buchanan. Brighton T.R., May 9, 1881;
Olympic, April 8, 1882.
SHADOW OF WRONG. D. T. Mead. Car-
ditf T.R., July 2, 1872.
SHADOW ON THE BLIND, THE. Sk. Staf-
ford Smith. Standard, July 6, 1908.
SHADOW ON THE HEARTH, THE. D.
C. H. Hazlewood. Britannia, June 8, 1874.
SHADOW ON THE HEARTH, THE. D. 3 a.
W. Mavnard (Willert Beale). Crystal Pal.,
February 21. 1887.
SHADOW ON THE WALL, THE. D. M. by
J. Thomson. Lyceum playbill, April 20, 1835.
SHADOW ON THE WALL, THE. D. T. J.
Serle. Lyceum, 1835.
SHADOW SCEPTRE. A. Hist. P. 4 a. H.
Hamilton. Manchester Prinee'e, April 15,
1882.
SHADOW-TREE SHAFT. D. 3 a. T. W.
Robertson. Princess's, February 6, 1867.
SHADOWED BY THREE. See Sins of New
York.
SHADOWED LIVES. D. 4 a. H. Cottes-
more and A. Harrison. Kennington T., Feb-
ruary 9, 1903.
SHADOWS. Rom. D. Pro. and 4 a. Sir
C. L. Young. Princess's, May 27, 1871.
SHADOWS OF A CRIME, THE. P. 4 a. 11 so.
Nita Rae. Hastings Pier Pav., May 28, 1906.
SHADOWS OF A GREAT CITY. D. 5 a.
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America. Glasgow Prince.ss's, February 28,
1887; London Princess's, July 14, 1887.
SHADOWS OF CRirME. Surrey, February
4, 18,56.
SHADOWS OF LIFE: OR, THE HAND OF
FATE. D. 4 a. A. Shirley. Barrow Alham
bra (as The Hand of Fate), March 3, 1884;
Eleph. and C, September 10, 1887.
SHADOWS OF THE PAST. CD. 2 a. J. P.
Simpson. Brighton T.R., November 1, 1867.
SHADOWS ON THE BLIND. F.C. 3 a.
J. H. Darnley and H. Bruce. Liverpool
P.O.W., September 27, 1897; Terry's, April 29,
1899.
SHADOWY W:ATERS, THE. P. W. B.
Yeats. In verse. Great Queen Street, June 11,
1907.
SHADRAGH, THE HUNCHBACK. Irish D.
W. Williams. S. Shields T.R., April 8, 1878.
Eleph. and C, July 26, 1880.
SHAFT No. 2. Electrical D. 4 a. Gates-
head Metropole, April 19, 1897.
SHAH ; OR, THE PEEPSHOWMAN'S VISIT,
THE. F. K, E. Hall. Coatbridge Prince's,
July 12, 1873.
SHAH'S NEW SUIT, THE. CO. 2 a. Court,
November 28, 1904 (amat.).
SHAKE HANDS. St. James,"i, April 25,
ii64.
SHAKESPEARE'S PLIYS.
Besides the First Folio of 1023, ■which is the
first collected edition of the. plays, a number
of them were published separately in quarto
before and after that date. The following is
a list of
Early Quarto Editions.
Merry WiveK of Wind/ior, 1602, 1619, 1630.
Comedy of Errors, 1595.
Much Ado .ibuut Nothinp, 16(X).
Love's Labour's Lout, 1598, 1631.
Midsummer Nuiht't Dream, 1600, 1600.
Merchant of Venice, 1600, 1600, 1637, 1652.
TamiHjj oftlu' Sliretr, 1631.
Rialuird II., 1597, 1598, 1608, 1615, 1634.
1. Henry IV., 1598, 1599, 1604, 1608, 1613, 1622
1632, 1639.
2. Henry Zr.,1600, 1600.
Henni V., 1600, 1602, 1608.
2. Henry VI., 1594 C:-), 1600 ) ,p-|q
3. Henni K/., 1595 (':>). 1600 i '■°'■^■
Richin-d III., 1597, 1598, 1602, 1605, 1612, 1622,
1629, 1634.
Troilint and Cressida, 1609, 1609.
Titus Andronicus,159S, 1600, 1611.
Borneo and Juliet, 1597, 1599, 1609, 1611 1?), 1637.
Hamlet, 1603, 1604, 1605, 1611, 1631 (?), 1637, 1695.
Lear. 1608, 1608, 1655.
Othello, 1622, second quarto (date unknown)
1630, 1655.
Pericles, 1609, 1609, 1611, 1619, 1630, 1635.
The order in which the 30 plays contained in
the First Folio of 1623 (entered at Stationers'
Hall, November 8, 1623) are presented is shown
in the following list, wihich forms a leaf of
that edition : —
A Catalogue of the Several Comedies
Histories, and Tragedies Contained in this
Volume.
Comedies.
The Tempest.
The Tivo Gentlemen of Verona.
The Merry Wires of iVindsor.
Measure for Measure.
The Comedy of Errors.
Much Ado About Nothing.
Love's Labour's Lost.
Midsummer Night's Dream.
The Merchant of Venice.
As You Like It.
The Taming of the Shrew.
All's Well that Ends Well.
Twelfth Night ; or, What You Will.
The Winters Tale,
Histories.
The Life and Death of King John.
The Life and Death of Richard II.
The First Part of King Henry IV.
The Second Part of King Henry IV.
The Life of King Henry V.
The First Part of King Henry VI.
The Second Part of King Henry IT.
2'he Third Part of King Henry VI.
The Life and Death of Richard III,
The Life of King Henry VIII.
Tragedies.
Troilnsand Cressida.
The Tragedy of Coriolanus.
Titus Anrlronicus.
Romeo and .Juliet.
Timon of Athens.
The Life and Death of Julius Ccesar.
The Traqedii of Macbeth.
The Tragedy of Hamlet.
King Lear.
Othello, the Mnor of Venice,
Antony and Cleopatra.
Cymheline, King of Britain.
Pericles was not included in this edition.
408
''THE STACK" CYCLOPAEDIA.
Other Early Editions.
2nd Folio, 1632.
3i-d Folio, 1664.
4th Folio, 1685.
8vo. 7 Vol.. by Nicholas Rowe, 1709.
4th 6 Vol., by Pope, 1723.
4th, "Shakespeare Restored," by
Lewis Theobald, 1726.
12mo., 10 Vol., by Pope, 1728.
8mo., 7 Vol., by Theobald, 1733.
12mo., 8 Vol., by Theobald, 1740.
4to;, 6 Vol., by Sir Thomas Hanmer,
1744.
8vo., 8 Vol., by Dr. Warburton, 1747.
8vo., 8 Vol., by Dr. Johnson, 1765.
8vo., 4 Vol., by Steevens, 1766.
8vo., 10 Vol., by Capel, 1768.
4to., 6 Vol., by Sir Thomas Hanmer,
1771.
8vo., 10 Vol., by Dr. Johnson and
Steevens, 1773.
8vo., 10 Vol., by Dr. Johnson and
Steevens, 1778.
8vo., 10 Vol., by Dr. Johnson and
Steevens (revised by Reed), 1785.
8vo., 10 Vol., by Malone,1790.
The following is an approximate chronological
order of the plays :-
Titui Andronicua. . . .
Love's Labour's Lost
1 Henry FJ
2 Henrif VI
3 Henry VI
Midsummer Night's ,
Dream
Comedy of Errors . . I
Richard II
TiDo Qentlemen of
Verona
Twelfth Night
Troilus and Cressida
King John
Richard III
Romeo and Juliet. . . .
Merchant of Venice . .
1 Henry IV.
2 Henry IV.
Merry Wives of Wind-
sor
Henry V
Much Ado About
Nothing
Julius Ceesar
As You Like It
Hamlet
Taming of the Shrew
(complete)
Measure for Measure
Othello
All's Well that Ends
Well
Lear
Macbeth
Timon of Athens ....
Pericles
Antony and Cleopa-
tra
Cymbeline
Coriolanu-1
Tempest
Winter's Tale
Henry VIII
Date.
1590
1591
1592
1593
1593-5
1594-1601
1594-1607
1595
1596
1597
1598
1598-1605
Poet's
age.
. 26 .
. 27 .
28
1599
}l600
1601-3
1602
1603
1 1604
1605
I 1606
1607
1608
1608-10
1609
1610-11
1611
29
29
30
30
31
32
33
34
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
44
45
46
47
TotalNumber of Lines.. 105,866
The following six plays were printed with
Pericles in the third folio as additions to the
collection in the first folio: —
No. of
lines.
2,525
2,789
2,693
3,032
2,904
2,251
1,770
2,644
. 2,060
, 2,684
3,423
2,553
3,599.
3,002
2,705
3,170
3,437
3,018
3,320
. 2,825
2,440
• 2,904
3,924
2,671
. 2,809
3,324
. 2,981
. 3,298
1,993
2.358
. 2,386
. 3,964
. 3.448
. 3,392
. 2,068
2,750
■ 2,754
The London Prodigal. Comedy. Wr, 1605.
1605. Acted at the Globe.
Pr.
The Yorkshire Tragedy. Wr. 1608. Pr. 1608.
Acted at the Globe. Very short and not
divided into acts.
The History of Sir John Oldcastle, tlie Qood Lord
Cobham. Tragedy. Wr. 159S. Pr. 1600.
Acted by the Admiral's company. Partly
taken from B'uller's "Church History" and
Fox's " Book of Martyrs."
These three had Shakespeare's name in full
on the title-page :— .
The Life and Death of Lord Cromivell. Hist,
play. Wr. 1602. Pr. 1602. Acted by the
Queen's company. Plot taken from Fox's
" Martyrology," Dr. Burnet's " Hist.
Reform.," Fuller's " Church History,"
Wanley's "History of Man," Hackwells
"Apology," and Lloyd's "English
Worthies."
The Puritan ; or, The Widow of Watlin'g Street.
Comedy. Wr. 1600. Pr. 1607. Acted by
the children of St. Paul's.
Jhe Tragedy of Locrine, the Eldest Son of Brutus.
Wr. 1593. Pr. 1595. " Newly set forth,
overseen, and corrected by W. S."
These last three have " W. S." on the title
page.
Other plays have been attributed in part
also to ShakeiSpeare, notably : —
The Birth of Merlin ; or, The Child has Lost a
Father. Tragi-comedy. Pr. 1662 as by
Shakespeare and Rowley. " Several times
acted." Giles Jacob, 1719, states : " Shake-
speare assisted in this play."
Mucedorus and Amadou, with the Merry Conceits
of Mouse. Pr. 1598. Acted at the Globe
1668. Giles Jacobs states : " This play was
supposed to be writ by Shakespeare."
The Troublesome Reign of King John (in two
parts). Pr. 1591, 1611, 1622. Acted by the
Queen's company. The title-page of 1611
states: " By W. Sh.," and that of 1622 as by
Shakespeare, whose name appears in full.
It was on this play King John was founded
Shakespeare's Genealogy.
The following genealogical notes will be of
interest :—
Richard Shakespeare.
Born. Died.
John ? 1530 1601
Henry — 1596
John Shakespeare, married in 1557 Mary
Arden, died 1608, youngest daughter of
Robert Arden, of Wellingcote.
Joan 1558 In infancy.
Margaret 1562 1563
V/iLLiAM .... 1564 1616
before
Gilbert 1566 1612
( after
Joan 1569 ] 1600
(married Mr. Hart.
Anne 1571 15'/9
Richard .... 1573 1612
Edmund .... 1580 1607
William Shakespeare. Born in Henley Street,
Stratford-on-Avon, 23 April, 1564. Married
Anne Hathaway (b. 1556 d. 6 Aug., 1623),
daughter of Richard Hathaway, of Shottery,
on 28 Nov., 1582. Died 23 April, 1616, aged
52 years. Buried 25 April, 1616, in Trinity
Church, Stratford.
Born Died
Susanna.. 1583 11.7.1649 Married on 5.6.1607
to Dr. John Hall
(d. 25.11. 1635, aged
60).
Married on 10.2.1616
to Thos.Quiney
Hamnetl twins 1596
Judith S 1585 1662
TJIK STAGE" CYCT.OPMDTA.
409
John ami Susanna Hall.
Klizabetli. Boin 1608. Married 22.4.1626 to
Thomas Nash (d. 4.4.1647! and on
5.6.1649 to John Barnard (h. 1605,
d. 5.3.1674). She had no children
and died in 1670; buried at Ab-
ington 17.2.1670.
Thomas and Judith Quiney.
Baptised
Shakespeare Quiney
Richard ,, . . . .
Thomas
(All died unmarried.)
Thus the race of William
extinct.
23.11.1616
9. 2.1618
29. 8.1619
Buried
8.5.1617
26.2.1639
28.1.1639
Shakespeare became
C.
H.,
4 a.
May
E.
27,
.VXD
Mav
RHAW.
IS, 190.^.
SHAKESPKARE.
Maidenhead Grand
•lune 27, 1892.
SHAKESPEARE
J. H. Fapan. Hay.
.SHAKESPEARE
2 a. JI. bv Reeve
1S20.
SHAKESPEAR-E'S
2 a. C. A. Somer.^et.
SHAKESPEARE'S
songs. Anon. Pr. 1
SHAKEiSaP'EARES
27. 1804.
SHAKESPEARE'S
Carey. Pr 1769.
shakespe:abeax ltxatic,
benvel! Pa!., July 0, lOOs.
SHAKUNTALAH. ExtTact fr
D. Gaiety, December 12, 188.5.
Parsee Co.)
SHALL WE FORGIVE HER?
E. Greville
189] ; Globe.
Revue by
V. HARLEQUIX. Panto. D.
and Cooke. D.L., April 8,
EARLY DAYS. Hist. P.
C.G.. October 29, 1S29.
GARLAXD. CflJIection of
rf)9.
HOrSE. Adelphi, ,\pril
.tubilj:e. m. g. s.
A. Sk. Carn-
ival ad isb.a'a
(Played by
D.
.5 a. P.
2, 1894;
Harvey. Sheffield Alexandra, .^pril
Adelphi, June 20, 1894.
SHALL WE REMEMBER? D. 1 a. W.
Tivrnbull and R. Castleton Ellis. Camber-\vell
Surrey Masonic H., December 13, 1893; St.
George's H., October 13, 1S99.
SHAM BEGGAR, THE. C. 2 a. Extract
fr. novel of " The Adventures of Jack Smart."
Pr. 1756.
SHAM COXJUROR. THE. C. Ma6<]«e. CO.,
1741. X.p.
'sham COSTERS, THE. Sk. Standard, Mav
4, 1908.
SHAM FIGHT: OR, POLITICAL HUMBITG,
THE. State F. 2 a. Ac. at M— d— n. Pr. 17.56.
SHAM LAWYER; OR, THE LUCKY EX-
TRAVAGAXT, THE. C. J. Drake. T.R., 1697.
SHAM PHILOSOPHER: OR. COCXTRY
GAMBOL, THE. C. 2 a. Taken Ir. Mar-
montel. (JIS. la Mr. Recti's lihrarv.) Before
1814.
SHAM PRIXOB; OR. XEWS FROM
PASSAU, THE. C. C. Shaflwell. Dublin.
Pr. 1720.
SHAM SOLICITOR. THE. Oa. Wr. and
compassed hv J. Tahrar. Imperial, October 1,
1883.
SHAM SQUIRE, THE. Irish D. 4 a. J. W.
Wf itbread. Dublin Queen's, December 26, 1903.
SHAME. P. C. Noble. Hudder.'^iield T.R.
and O.H., October 12, 1883.
SHAME. D. 1 a. Alice Chapin and E. H.
C. Oliphant. Vaudeville, July 21, 1892.
SHAMEFUL BEHAVIOUR. Ca. 2 a. A. C.
Trougliton. Strand, November 28, 18.59.
SHAMROCK: OR, THE ANNIVERSARY OF
5. PATRICK. THE. F. J. O'Keeffe. C.G.,
April, 1783. Changed to The Poor Soldier.
RHAMROCiv \M» THE ROSE, THE. D.
4 a. W. Revnoida. Hudder.?field T.R., October
7, 1891 : Grand, Sept. 20, 1892.
SHAMROCK OF IRELAND, THE. D. 3 a.
J. B. Howe. Britannia, May 20, 1867.
SiHAMUS-NA-GLAUXA: OR. THE SPEID-
HOIR. Irish D. B. Aylnier. Manchester
Queen's, August 21, 1876.
SHAMUS-NA-LEXA: OR, THE SPEID-
HO'R. D. 4 a. E. To\ver.<i. Liverpool T.R..
March 6, 1876; Pavilion, October 7, 1876.
SHAMUS O'BRIEX. CO. 2 a. Lib. by
G. H. Jessop. (After J. Sheridan Le Fanu.)
M. by C. V. Stauford. Op. Comique, March 2,
1800.
SHAMUS O'BRIEN ; OR, THE BOULD BOY
OF GLENGALL. Melo. D. 4 a. F. Malder
and C. Vernon. West London, April 20, 1857.
SHANCKE'S ORDIXARIE. C. Sh.anke. 1623.
N.p.
SHANDY THE SPALPEEN. Irish D. A.
Hayward. Barnsley Gaiety. June 24, 1879.
SHANE NA-LAWN. Irish CD. J. C. Roche
and J. A. Knox. (Orig. prod, in Chicago, 1885.)
Liverpool R. Alexandra, April 22, 1889.
SHANKS' MARE. F. W. A. Vicars. Duke's,
February 9. 1878.
SHARES. C. 2 a. Glasgow T.R., February
7, 1873.
SHARP AND FLAT. Mus. F. Lawler, 1813.
Lyceum plavbill, August 7, 1815; Lyceum,
Augufit 29, 1821.
SHARP PRACTICE: OR. THE " LEAR " OF
CRIPl'ILEGATE. Serio CD. 1 a. J. Lunn.
Brighton T.R., August 18, 1862.
SHARP SET; OR, THE VILLAGE HOTEL.
C. Sk. Lyceum, May 15, 1809.
SHARP WAY TO CATCH A WIFE. A. F.
R. Barrett. Dublin Queen's, January 13, 1869.
SHARPER, THE. C. M. Clancy. Smock
Alley, Dublin. Pr. 17,50.
SHARPERS, THE. Ballad O. M. Gardiner.
Smock Alley, Dublin. Pr. 1740.
SHARPS AND FLATS. Duo. E. Wright.
Westminster Town H., February 11. 1895.
SHARPS AND FLATS: OR, THE RACE-
COURSE OF LIFE. D. 3 a. F. Marchant.
Britannia, August 15, 1870.
SHATTERED FETTERS. P. 1 a. H. Earles-
mere. Sheffield Cambridge H., July 10, 1894.
SHATTERED IDOL, A. D. 4 a. Chevalier
Cimino. Oxford T.R., January 6, 1877.
SHATTERED IDOL. A. Ca. Dudley Colos-
seum, October 18, 1895.
SHATTERED LIVES. D. Prol. and 4 a.
A. W. Parrv. Liverpool Granby H., December
12, 1890.
SHATTERED NERVES. Ca. 1 a. Childe
Pemberton. Publ. S. French, Limited.
SHATTERED 'UN. Burl. Sk. on Chatterton.
A. Chevalier. Vaudeville, June 3, 1891.
SHAUGHRAUN, THE. Iris<h D. 4 a. D.
Boucicault. D.L., September 4, 1875 ; Adelphi,
December, 1875.
SHE. Rom. D. Prol. and 5 a. Dr. by E.
P>«6e by permission fr. Rider Haggard's novel.
Hay., May 25, 1888 (C.P.). Re-wr. and arr.
for Mi.ss Sophie Eyre by W. Sidney and C.
Grave^;. Novelty, May 10, 1888 (C.P.); May 25,
1888; and Gaiety, Septem.ber 6, 1888.
iSHE; OR, THE FIRE OF LIFE. Mystical P.
2 parts. Adapt, by J. F. Prest-On fr. Rider
Haggard's novel. Woohvicli T.K., September
24. 1888.
410
''THE STAGE" CY CLOT /EDI A.
SHE DEVIL, A. D. 4 a. R. Barrie. Lan-
caster Athenfeum, Noivem'ber 25, 1902. See
A Queen of Villainy.
SHE GALLANT; OR, E-ECRUITS FOR THE
KING OF PRUSSIA, THE. Afterpiece. C.G.,
March 20, 1759 N.p.
SHE GALLANT; OR, SQUARE TOES OUT-
WITTED, THE. C. 2 a. O'Keeffe. Smock
Alley, Dublin. Pr. 1767.
SHE GALLANTS, THE. C. Lord Lands-
downe. L.I.F. Pr. 1696. See Once a Lover,
etc.
SHE LIVES; OR, THE GENEROUS
BROTHER. C. Mary Goldsmith. Hay., 1803.
N.p.
SHE SAIINT, THE. P. Robert D«,bome.
1G14.
SHE STANDS ALONE. D. 4 a. Wm. Hib-
bert. Hammersmith Lyric, June 18, 1906.
i^HE STOOPS TO CONQUER; OR, THE
MISTAKES OF A NIGHT. C. 3 a. Oliver
Goldsmith. C.G., March 15, 1773; D.L.,
January 25, 1823; Hay., 1856; Vaudeville, April
15, 1890 ; re-arr. by Chas. Wyndham, Criterion,
May 10, 1890; rev. Terry's, June 6, 1898; rev.
Coronet, February 18, 1908.
SHE STOOPS TO OONQUEiR. An Eng. 0.
3 a. Adiap. by E. Fitzball fr. Goldsmith's C.
M. by Macfarren. D.L., February 11, 1864;
rev. Hay., February 20, 1909.
SHE VENTURES AND HE WINS. C. " Bv
a lady." Epil. by Mr. Motteux. L.I.F. Pr.
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SOLD UP. F.C. 3 a. M. Goldberg. Not-
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SjOLiDLKU OF JAPA/\, A. D. la. W. P.
Sheen. Soutli London M.H., July 19, 1904.
SOLDIER OF THE CZAR, A. P. 1 a.
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SOLDIER'S FORTUXIE, A. D. Pml. and
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•SOLDIE'R'S FORTUNE, THE. C. T. OtAvav.
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SOLDIER'S FO'RiTUN'E, THE. F. Taken fr.
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SOLDIER'S HONOUR, A. Military D. E.
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iSOLDIER'S HONOUR, A. D. 4 a. Mrs. F.
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iSOiLDIlER'S LEGAiCY, THE. Oxenford and
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SOLDIER'S OPERA; OR, LIFE WITHOUT
A MASK, THE. Capt. P. Ewing. 1792. Pr.
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SOLDIER'S PROGRESS; OS, THE HORRORS
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SOLDIER'S RETURN; OR, WHAT CAN
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SOLDIER'S SON, A. Military and Dom. D.
5 a. C. Newton and W. Boyne. Kennington
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SOLDIER'S STRATAGEMS. C. 3 a. C.G.,
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SOLDIER'S WEDDING, THE. P. 4 a. Wal-
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SOLDIER'S WIDOW, THE. Tableaux Vi-
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7, 1831.
SOLDIER'S WIDOW ; OR, THE HAPPY RE-
LIEF, THE. M. Enli. A. MacLaren. Pr. 1800.
Second title also The Generous Tar.
SOLDIER'S WIFE, A. CD. 4 a. H. E.
Whitmore. Margate O.T., May 29, 1899.
SOLDIER'S WIFE; OR, NOT ON THE
STRENGTH, A. Oa. S. DaLgleisli and W.
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SOLDIER'D CITIZEN, THE. See The Crafty
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1660. Destroyed by Mr. Warburton's servant.
SOLDIERS OF THE QUFjEN ; OR, BRITON
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SOLE SURVIVOR; OR, A TALE OF THE
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SOLICITOR, THE. F.C. 3 a. J. H. Darnley.
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SOLICITOUS CITIZEN; OR, THE DEVIL
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SOLID SILVER. D. Darlington T.R., May
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SOLIMAN AND PERSEDA. See Solymun,
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SOLITARY KNIGHT, THE. Perf. by the
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iSOLNIEiSS LE OONiSTRUOTIEUR. Q<\m-.\
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SOLOMON. Serenata. E. Moore. M. by
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SOLOMON. Orat. Handel. CG. Pr. 1748.
iSOLOMON. Orat. Caldara. 1678-1763.
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SOLOMON, THE SIBERIAN. Yiddisli D. 4 a.
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S0iLaMO,N THE WISiE. Pavilion (Jewish
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SOLOMON'S SWORiD. Oa. in Hindustani.
Gaiety, December 12, 1885. Played by Parscc
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SOLOMON'S TEMPLE. Anon. Pr. 1797.
SOLOMON'S TEiMiPLE. Orat. Weekes.
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SOLOMON'S TWINS. F.C 3 a. F. K. Pcile.
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SOLOMON'S WISDOM, KING. Int. R.
Cox. Pr. N.d.
SOLON; OR, PHILOSOPHY NO DEFENCE
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Third act contains a masque, Orpheus and
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SOLON SHINGLE. New Adelphi. July 3,
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SOLYMAN. Latin T. MS. dated- March,
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SOLYMAN. T. 5 a. Anon. Pr. ISO".
SOLYuMAN AND PERSEDA. T. Introduced
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SOME BELLS THAT RING AN OLD YEAR
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SOME DAY. P. 3 a. Mrs. Newton Phil-
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SOMEBODY ELSE. F. 1 a. J. R. Planchc.
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SOMEBODY'S COMEDY. M.S. eold a«. part
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SOMEBODY'S SWEETHEART. M.CD. 3 a.
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SOMIE.RJSIET MASQUE, THE. Thomas Cam-
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SOMETHING LIKE A NUGGET. D.
" Lyulpli." Norwich T.R., January 25, 1869.
SOMETHING TO DO. C. Alt. fr. German.
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THE STAGE" CyiT.OrMDT A.
421
SOMETHING TO DO. F. 1 a. J. M. Mor-
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Revised and adapted for representation, .\pril
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SOMEWHAT, THE. Dr. P. Ed. Barnar<i.
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SOMiNABULA. LA. 0. 2 a. Lib. by Ko-
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SOMNAMBULA, LA. Div. from Ballet of.
AtT. by Mons. AnoMiole. D.L., February 18,
1883.
SOMNAMBrLA. LA. See The Ffnnile Sleep-
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SOMNAMBULA; OR, THE SUPPER, THE
\ SLEEPER, AND THE .MERRY SWISS BOV,
LA. Burl. Extrav. H. .1. Byiun. P.O.W .,
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SOMNAMBULE; OR, THE SLEEP-
WALKER, THE. O. Tran.^1. 1r. French of
Pont de Vile by M. of Au.spat:ii. Lady Craven.
Ac. at NOTljury. Pr. 1778.
SOMNAMBULIST, THE. Taken fr. Ballet
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Aumer.
SOMNAMBULIST, THE. F. la. Lord
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SOMNAMBULIST; OR, THE PKANO^OM OF
THE VILLAGE, THE. Dr. Eut. 2 a. W. T.
Moncrielf. C.G., February 19, 1828.
SOMNAMBULO AND LIVELY LITTLE
ALESSIO, IL. Burl. H. J. Bvrcn. Gaiety,
April 6, 1878.
SON AND STRANGER. Cant. Mendels-
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SON OF A KING, A. P. 4 a. Pierre De-
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Ifi, 1902.
SON OF A SINNER. P. 1 a. F. Forshaw.
Parkhurit, July 13, 189(5.
SON OF NIGHT. THE. D. 4 a. Sadler'.^
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SON OF SATAN. D. 4 a. C. Rean. Smeth-
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SON OF THE SUN; OR, THE FATE OF
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SON'S DEVOTION, A. Sk. E. Ramitr.
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SON-IN-LAAV, THE. F. 2a. J. OKeefe.
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SONATA MILITAIRE. 0. Boccherini.
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SONG OF LOVE TBIUMPH'ANT, THE. Lib.
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SONG OF SOLOMON, THE. D. J. Bland.
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SONG OF SOLOMON, THE. T. Fnanci.s.
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SO^-^G OF SONGS, WHICH IS SOLOMON'S,
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SONG OF THE PEOPLE, A. Dr. Epi-*. Tom
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SONIA. Dr. Sk. Mi.'is E. Overbeck. West
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SONS; OR, FAMILY FEUDS, THE. 1'. P.
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SONS OF ANACREON, THE. M. Prel.
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SONS OF BRITAIN. Harry Bnioe.
SONS OF BRITANNIA, THE. Int. A.
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SONS OF COLUMBIA. Britannia. March 10,
lS(i2.
SONS OF ERIN. D. 4 a. W. J. Patmore.
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SONS OF ERIN; OR, MODERN SENTI-
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SONS OF FRANCE. D. L. Kean. Wolver-
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SONS OF FREEDOM. D. A. Faucquez.
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SONS OF THE EMPIRE, THE. Military D.
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SONS OF THE FORGE; OR, THE BLACK-
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SONS OF THE SEA. D. 4 a. M. Wilkin-
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SONS OF TOIL. Melo-d. Pro. and 3 a.
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SONS OF TOIL; OR, ENGLISH HEARTS
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SOOTHING SYSTEJI, THE. Episode. A.
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SOP IN THE PAN; OR, THE BEAU OUT-
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SOPHIA. C. 4 a. F. on incidents in Field-
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SOPHIA'S SUPPER. F. 1 a. H. R. Addi-
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SOPHISTER, THE. C. Anon. Dr. Zouch.
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SOPHOMPANEAS; OR, JOSEPH. T. Transl.
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SOPHONISBA. T. By J. Thompson. D.L.,
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iSOPHONISBA. T. Alfleri. Transl. by C.
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SOPHONISBA: OR, HANNIBAL'S OVER-
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SOPHONISBA; OR, THE WONDER OF
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SOPHONISBE. T. Mairet. 16;iO. Imitate<l
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SOPHONISBE. T. Corneille. See " Frencli
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SOPHONISBE, T. legrange Chance],
422
THn STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
SOPHY, THE. T. Sir J. Denliam. Same
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1641.
SOPHY MIRZA. T. Same subject as the
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SORCERESS OF LOVE, A. Ver. of Sardou's
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SORDELLO. R. Browning. 1839.
SORDELLO. D. Pietro Cossa.
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.SORROWFUL SATAN; OR, LUCIFER'S
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SORROM^S OF SATAN, THE. P. 4 a. F.
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(SORROWS OF SATAN, THE. P. 3 a. Adap.
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SORROWS OF WERTHER, THE. P. 1 a.
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SOUL OF HONOUR, THE. Rom. D. Pro.
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SOUL OF PRIVATE STEPHENS, THE. 0.
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SOUL'S TRAGEDY, A. P. R. Browning.
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SOUL'S WELFARE, THE. T.C. Richard
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SOUR GRAPES. C. 4 a. H. J. Byron.
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SOUR GRAPES. Masque. J. Gray. M. bv
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SOUTH SEA; OR, THE BITERS BIT. F.
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SOUTHDOWN, A.D. SOCIETY'S DRESS RE-
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M. H. Hoffman. Stockport Mechanics' In.st.,
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SOUTHEPjN BEiLLE. M.C. 2 n. 0. Carr.
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SOUTHERN CLIMES. D. P. Beyruth. Bir-
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SOUTHERNER, JUST ARRIVED, A. F. 1 a.
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SOUTHWARK FAIR; OR, THE SHEEP-
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SOUVENT HOMME VARIE. D.L., June 28,
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SOVEREIGN REMEDY. F. 1 a. M.isfi Wood-
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SOWER WENT FORTH, A. P. in prol. and
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SOWING AND REAPING. C 2 a. C.
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SOWING THE STORM. D. 3 a. F. A.
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SOWING THE WIND. C. 4 a. S. Grundy.
Comedy, September 30, 1893, and March 9,
1895.
SPADRA, THE SATIRIST. D. Sheffield
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SPAE WIFIE. D. 4 a. Adap. by D. Bouci-
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SPALPEEN, THE. D. H. Brah^im. Paignton
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SPANIARD and SIORLAMH. T., with other
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SPANIARDS; OR, THE EXPULSION OP
THE MOORS, THE. Heroic D. 5 a. Pr. 1814.
Not ac. before then.
SPANIARDS DISMAYED ; OR, TRUE BLUE
FOR EVER, THE. P. on inter, of Nancy.
C.G. Pr. 1780.
SPANIARDS IN PiERU. With instrumental
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SiPANIARDS IiN PERU: OR, THE DEATH
OP ROLLA. T Itansl. fr. Kotzebue. Annii>.
Phimptree. Pr. 1799.
SPANISH BARBER; OR, THE FRUITLESS
PRECAUTION, THE. C, with songs. G. Col-
man. Taken fr. Barbier de Seville by Mons.
Beiaumarchais. Hay., Augus.t 30, 1777, and
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SPANISH BAWD. CELESTINA ; OR,
CALESTO AND MELIBEA, THE. TC. 21 a.
(Longest ever pr.). Orig. in Spanish. Transl.
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SPAiNISH BOND, A. G. k Beckett and
German Reed. St. George's H., circa 1865.
SPANISH BONDS; OR, WARS IN WED-
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SPANISH BRIDAL, THE. Ro. 0. 3 a. M.
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SPANISH CURATE. THE. C. Beaumont
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SPANISH CURATE, THE. F. Fr. Beau-
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SPANISH CURATE, THE. F. Alt. fr. Bean-
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SPANISH DANCERS; OR, FANS AND FAN-
DANGOES, THE. Burl. 1 a. C. Selhy. St.
,|:uiies'ci, October 18, 1854.
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SPANISH DIYEUTISEMENT, A. D.L.,
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SPANISH DOLLARS: OR, THE PRIEST OF
THE PARISH. Mils. Ent. A. Cherry. M. by
Davy. C.G., May 9, 1805.
SPANISH DUKE OF LERMA, THE. P.
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SPANISH FATHER, THE. T. H. Mackenzie.
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SPANISH FIG, THE. Ac. 1C01-1G02.
SPANISH FRYAR; OR, THE DOUBLE
DISCOVERY, THE. T.C. John Drjden.
Duke's and T.R., 1G81.
SPANISH GALLANTRIES, THE. Ballet.
2 a. and ,5 tab. M. bv Mons. Blasi.s, ptre.
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SPANISH GALLANTS, THE. Ballet. By
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SPANISH GIPSY. C. Mid.lleton and Row-
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SPANISH GIPSY. Dr. Pm. " G. Eliot "
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SPANISH, GIRL, THE. City of London, April
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SlPANIiSB GY'PSiIE.S. THE. C. W. Rowley
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SPANISH HEROINE, THE. M.D. MLafen.
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SPANISH HUSBAND; OR. FIP„ST AND
LAST LOVE, THE. New D. 3 a. D.L., May
25, 1830.
SPANISH LADY, THE. Mus. Ent. Thom:w
Hull. (Before 17C5.) C.G., May 2, 17G5. Pr.,
1765.
SPANISH LOVERS, THE. T.C. Wm.
Davenant. Licensed November 30, 1639. See
The Distresses.
SPANISH MASQUERADO. C. Greene. 1589.
iSPANISH MAZE, THE. T. Ac. at Court,
1605.
SPANISH MOOR'S TRAGEDY, THE.
Haughton, Day, and Dekker. Probably the
same as Lust's Dominion. Prod. 1600.
SPANISH MORRIS, THE. P. W. Haughtoh
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SPANISH PATRIOTS A THOUSAND YEARS
AGO. Hi.st. D. Code. 1812.
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SPANISH RIVALS, THE. Mils. F. M.
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SPANISH ROGUE, THE. C. Thomas Duffet.
T.R., 1674.
SPANISH SOLDFER, THE. T. Thoma*
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SPANISH STUDENT, THE. Longfellow's
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SPANISH TRAGEDY. Anon. 1605. See
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SPANISH TRAGEDY; OR, HIERONIMO IS
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SPANISH VICEROY; OR, THE HONOUR
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SPANISH WIVES, THE. F. 3 a. Mrs. Mary
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SPANKING LEGACY. F. la. T.G.Blake.
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SPARPACUS. T. Saurin. 1746.
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SPECTRE; OR, THE LOVERS' STRATA-
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SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM; OR, A GHOST
IN SPITE OF HIMSELF, THE. F. 2 a. W.
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D.L., June 2, 1821.
SPECTRE KNIGHT, THE. Oa. 1 a. Lib.
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SPECTRE OP SHOOTER'S HILL; OB, THE
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SPECTRE ON HORSEBACK ; OR, DON GIO-
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SPECTRE'S BRIDE, THE. Cantata. A.
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SPECTRES OP THE PAST. P. 4 a., consist-
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SPEECHLESS WIFE, THE. M.D. C.G.,
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SPEED THE PLOUGH. C. 5 a. Thomas
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SPELL, THE. T. Of truth in panels. Rosa-
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THOMAS STROWDE. Parts II. and III.
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THOMPSONS VISIT. P. John T. Douglass.
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THOMYRIS, QUEEN OF SCYTHIA, 0.
Peiter Motieux T.R. in D.L.
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THORNEY ABBEY; OR, THE LONDON
MAID. T. by '• T. W^" 1G62.
THORNEYCROFT COUSINS, THE. 0. 3 a.
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THOROUGH BASiE. Oa. 1 a. Wds. by T.
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THOROUGHBRED. Comic P. 3 a. Ralph
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THORSTEIN ABB'EY. CO., in pro. and
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THOSE PAPERS. Sk. Wal Pink. Middle-
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THOSE VOLUNTEERS. C. Brandon Ellis.
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THOSE PUT ASUNDER. CD. la.
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THOU SHALT NOT KILL. D. 4 a. F. A.
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THRACIAN WONDER, THE. C. Hist. John
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THREAD OF SILK, A. C. 3 a. Arthur
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THREE AND THE DEUCE; OR, WHICH
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THREE BARRiO-WiS, THE. P. 4 a. Chas.
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THREE CONJURORS, THE. Political Int.
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THREE OON'SPIRATOiRS, THE. M Sk.
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THREE CRIMINALS, THE. See Two Men.
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THREE CUCKOOS, THE. F. 1 a. J. M.
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THREIE DOROTHlEiS; OR, JODELET
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THREE Fairy gifts. Fairy P. 1 a.
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THREE FISHERS, THE. P. 1 a. Leopold
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THREE GRACES, THE. C. 4 a. H. Beale
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THREE GRACES. THE. C 3 a. W. R. Wal-
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THREE GREiAT WORITHIIES. Standard,
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THREE HATS, THE. F.C. 3 a. Adap. fr.
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THREE HATS, THE. New ver. of Alfred
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THREE HATS. F.C. 3 a. Hennequin.
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THREE HATS, THE. A. a Beckett and
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THREE LADIES OF LONDON, THE. C
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THREE LITTLE BRITONS. Naval and rnii'-
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THREE LITTLE HEARTS OF GOLD. M.C.
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THRIVE LITTLE MAIDS. M.P. 3 a. Wr.
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THREE LORDS AND THREE LADIES OF
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THREE MILLIONS OF MONEY. C 4 a.
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THREE MUSKET-DEARS AND A LITTLE
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THREE JlUSKETEEIRiS, THE. Citj of Lon-
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THREE MUSKETEERS, THE. P. 5 a.
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THREE MUSKETEERS. THE. Rom. D. 4 a.
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THREE MUSKETEERS, THE. D. Ver. of
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THREE MUSKETEERS, THE. Ve,r. of
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THREE MUSKETEERS, THE. P. 5 a.
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THREE MUSKETEERS, THE. O.D. .S a.
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THREE xMUSKETBERS, THE. P. 5 a.
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THREE OP A KIND. American farcelet.
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THREE OF A SUIT. CD. 3 a. Forbes
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THREE OLD WOMEN WEATHERWISE,
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THREE RED MEN; OR, THE BROTHERS
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THREE SELECT SCENES OF GUARINUS
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THREE SISTERS OF MANTUA, THE. Ac.
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THREE STRANGERS, THE. C. Mtse Lee.
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THREE VICES OVERCOME TRUTH AND
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THREE WAYFARERS, THE. P. 1 a.
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THREE WOMEN, THE. Pavilion, November
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TIME AND TIDE: A TALE OF THE
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TIME, HUNGER. AND THE LAW. P. of
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TRIP TO THE HIGHLANDS, A. M.P. .■? a.
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TRIP TO THE ISLE OF MAN. M. Sk. 2 a.
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TRIP TO THE NORE, A. M.E. 1 a. An-
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TRIP TO WALES, A. M.F. 2 a. J. Parry.
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TRIPHALES, THE. See " Greek Plays."
TRIPLE ALLIANCE, THE. F.C. 3 a. Chat-
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TRIPLE BILL, THE. 1 a. Mrs. Adam.^-
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TRIPLE MARRIAGE, THE. C. Transl. fr.
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TRIPLE VENGEANCE. D. 4 a. H. Fuller.
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TRIPLICITY OF CUCKOLDS. THE. P.
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TRISTAM AND ISEULT. P. 4 a. J.
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TRlSTiAM, DE LYONS. P. Wr. 1599.
TRISTAM SHANDY. F. 2 a. Leonard
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TRISTAN. D. 5 a. B. H\ Hilton. Liver-
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TRISTAN UND ISOLDE. 0. R. Wagner.
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TRISTERMAGH. D. 4 a. M. Ouseley.
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TRIUMPH, THE. D. 1 a. Horace W. C.
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TRIUMPH OP A LOST CAUSE, THE. Rom.
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TRIUMPH OF ARMS, A. F. W. Foulton.
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TRIUMPH OF BEAUTY, THE. Masque.
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TRIUMPH OF CONSCIENCE, THE. Dr. sk.
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TRIUMPH OF CUPID, THE. Masque. Sir
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TRilUIMPH OF DE.ATH, TH,E. One of Beau-
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I baine says this is foimded on a novel in the
" Fortuuate, Deiceived, laTwl Unfortunati'
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TRIUMPH OF FIDELITY. 0. burl. Anon.
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1790.
TRIUMPH OF FIDELITY. D. T. Harpley.
Pr. at Liverpool 1790.
TRIUMPH OF GENIUS; OR, THE ACTORS
JUBILEE C. 3 a. Jamee Cawdell. Ac. at
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TRIUMPH OF HEALTH AND PROSPERITY.
Middleton. Pr. 1626.
TRIUMPH OF HIBERNIA. M. Anon. C.G.,
■ 1752.
TRIUMPH OF HONOUR. T.C. 1 a. Taken
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TRIUMPH OF HYMEN. M. John Wignell
Siheeter's Booth Fair, Bartholomew Fair, 1761.
TRIUMPH OF HYMEN. M. (With poems.)
Ryves. Addrassed to a nobleman on his mar-
riage. 1777.
TRIUMPH OF HYMEN. Bal. Anon. D.L.,
1796.
TIRIUMIPH OF LONDOJ^, THE. T. Jordan
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TRIUMPH OF LOVE, THE. Italian 0. Her
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TRIUMPH OF LOVE AND BEAUTY. See
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TRIUMPH OF MARS AND VENUS, THE.
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TRIUMPH OF MIRTH; OR, HARLEQUINS
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TRIUMPH OF ORIANA, THE. 0. Morley.
1601.
TRIUMPH OF PEACE. M. J. Shirlev.
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TRIUMPH OF PEACE. M. Dodsley. M. by
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TRIUMPH OF PRINCE D'AMOUR. M. Sir
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TRIUMPH OF THE PHLLISTINES; AND
HOW MR. JORDAN PRESERVED THE
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TRIUMPH OF TIM,E, THE. Ma&que. One
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TRIUMPH OF TIME AND TRUTH. Orat.
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TRIUMPH OF TRUTH. Orat. Jefferys.
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TRIUMPH OF TRUTH. P. 4 a. A. Amard.
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TRIUMPHANT WIDOW; OR, THE MED-
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TRIUMPHS, THE. Sec Four Plays in One.
TRIUMPHS OF FAMiE AND HONOUR, THE.
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TRIUMPTIS OV l-'KIENDSnir. M. (Un-
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TRIUMPHS OF HEALTH AND PROSl'ERITY,
THE. Middlaton, 1025.
TRIUMPHS OE HONOUR AND INDUSTKY.
THE. MidJlcton, 1C17.
TRIUMPHS OF HONOUR AND VIRTUE,
THE. JMiddleton. 1622.
TRiIUMPHS OF INTEtJRITY, THE. Middle-
ton, lo2S.
TRIUMPHS OF LONDON, THE. See " Lon-
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TRIUMPHS OF LOVE AND ANTIQUITY,
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TRIUMPHS OF LOVE AND FORTUNE.
Anon. 1589.
TR,IUMPHS OF LOVE AND HONOUR. Tlios.
Cooke. D.L., 1731-
TRIUMPHS OF RE-UNITED BRITANNIA.
Pageant. A. Munday. Pr. 1605.
TRIUMPHS OF THE GOUT. Burl. Tnansl.
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1747.
TRIUMPHS OF THE SONS OF BALIOL ; OR,
LIBERTY VANQUISHED. 5 a. By tlie autlior
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TRIUMPHS OF TRUTH. Middleton. 1613.
TRIUMPHS OF VIRTUE. T.C. Anon. D.L.,
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TRIXIE. C. 3 a. J. Strange Winter. S.ca!a,
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TRIXIE IN SEARCH OF A TITLE. M.P.
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TRIXIE TRUST. Sk. Bedford M.H., April
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TROADES. T. TnanHl. fr. Senecn by S.
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TROADES. T. Tmuisl. fr. Euripides. Mr.
J His. Bianister. 1780.
TROADES; OR, THE ROYAL CAPTIVES.
T. Trausl. fr. Seneca. Sir E'd\\'a^d Slierborne.
1649.
T. Tranel. fr. Seneca. J. Heywood.
T. Tiiansl. fr. Seneca by J. Talbot.
TROAS.
1581.
TROAS.
1686.
TROIA NOVA TRIUiVIPHANS. Pageant.
T. Decker. Ac. 1012.
TROILUS AND ORBSSIDA. T. W. Shiake-
speare. Wr. 1062. Pr. 1608 as never liiiv-
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Cresseide for love story. Caxton'.s " Troy
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TROILUS AND ORESSIDA : OR, TRUTH
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TROIS MESSIEURS DE HAVRE, LES. D.
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TROIS RIVAUX, LES. C. Saurin. 1758.
TROIS SULTANES, LES.
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TROJA DTOTFUTTA. T. Alidir;i. irOJ
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TROJAN CAPTIVES, THE. T. Tranel. fr.
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TROJAN DMIBS, THE. T. Tranel. fr.
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TROMPETER VON SAKKINGER, DIE. 0.
Neasler. Probably the moet popular opera in
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TROOPER BILL. Dr. mil. Sk. Ed. Mactyre.
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TROOPER BL.\KE. P. 1 a. Miargaret
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TROOPER HUGH. Dr. Sk. P. on .story df
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TROOPER'S OPERA, THE. Anon. Brit
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TRjOPHEE, LE. 0. P. Rebel and F. Fr«n-
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TROT'S TROUBLES. C. S. Shields T.R., Oc-
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TROTTY VECK. D. 2 a. Mrs. Charles
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TROUBADOUR, DER. Alex. E. Fesca.
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TROUBADOUR, THE. D. 4 a. Lib. by P.
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TROUBLED WATERS. F.C. 3 a. Fred
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TROUBLES. C. 1 a. B. W. Findon. St.
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TROUBLES OF A TOURIST. THE. M. Sic.
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TROUBLES OF TRUMBLE. THE. M.F.C.
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TROUBLESOiME RAIGNE OP KING .lOHX.
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TROVATORE, IL. O. Verdi. Rome. .);iini-
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TROVATORE, IL. Rom. D. W. E. Suln.
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TROVATORE; OR. LARKS WIITH A
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TROY. P. Ac. at the Rose T., 1596. See
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TROY .\GAIN. Burl. 1 a. E. A. Bowles.
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TROY'S REVENGE. P. ' Kenrv Chettel.
1598.
TROYE. P. Ac. (.acoordimg to Hcnslowe),
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TROYENS, LES. O. Berlioz. (1803-1869.)
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TRUDGE AND WOWSKl. Prel. T. Knigtht.
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TRUE AS STEEL. D. E. Roinaine. Dar-
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TRUE AS STEEL. C. 3 a. Wjibert Reeve.
TRUE AS STEEL. W. Muskerry.
TRUE AS STEEL: OiR, THE REIOEKT'S
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TRUE^BORiN IRISHMAN, THE. F. Charles
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TRUE-BORN IRISHMAN. THE. F. G. A.
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TRUE-BORN SCX)TOHMj^N, THiE. C.
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TRUE BRITISH TAR; OR, A FRIEND AT
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TRUE BRITON, THE. F. Cranke. D.L.,
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TKUE COLOURS. C. la. J. P. Hurst
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TRUE COLOURS. P. 4 a. C. Hartley
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TRUE FRIEiNDS. M. Ent. T. Dibdin
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TRUE GRIT. D. 5 a. H. Pettltt and A
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TRUE GRIT; OR, REAPING THE HAR
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TRUE HEART. D. Prol. and 3ia. H. Byalt
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TRUE HEARTS. C. 3 a. F. Bell. &t
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TRUE LOVE. C. 3 a. A. Goodrich
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TRUE LOVE CAN NEER FORGET. 0
Lover. 1797.
TRUE LOVERS' KNOTS. C. 3 a. H. Pet
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TRUEI NOBILITY. CD. 3 a. T. M. Ford
Tottenham Hokombe H., April UO, 1892
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TRUE PATRIOTISM; OR, POVE(RTY
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TRUE STORY; TOLD IN TWO 01TIE«, A
D. 5 a. E. Galer. Leicester O.H., Feibruary
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TRUE TILL DEIATH. D. 4 a. H. Mar
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TRUE TILL DK.VTH. Melo-d. 3 a. Enid
Ednni. Brentford Castle, March 12, 1898
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TRUE TO HIS COLOURS. MiUtary »k.
F. Beau. Sadler's Well«, August 15, 1802.
TRUE TO THE iCORE. Dom. D. 4*. W.
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TRUE TO THE CORE: A STORY OF THE
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TRUE TO THE LAST. D. 4 a. J. W. Whit-
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TRUE TO THE QUEEN. Military D. 4 a.
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TRUE TRAGEDY OF RICHARD DUKE OF
YORK. Ac. 1595. (This is the foundation
play of tih© 3rd piart- of Shiake6peare'.s Uenry
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i TKUE TROJANS; OR. FUIMU8 TROES,
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I See Fuimut Troei.
TRUE WIDOW, THE. C. T. Shadwell.
j Duke's, iMaioh 21, 1676.
TRUE WOMAN, A. D. 3 a. R. DodBon.
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! TRUE WOMAN, A. Dom. D. 4 a. W. J.
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1 TRULY WISE MAN. THE. Anon. See
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TRUMP CARD. THE. D. 5 a. F. W.
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TRUMPET CALL, THE. D. 4 a. Q. R.
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TRUMPET MAJOR, THE. P. 4 a. A. H.
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TRUMPETER of 6AKKINOEN, THE. O. in
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TRUMPETER'S WEDDING, THE. J. M
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TRUST. D 4 3 H. W. C. NeT\te. Lad-
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TRUST AND THIAL. D. 4 a. A. C. Cal-
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TRUST TO LUCK. D. 3 a. C. A. Clarke.
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TRUTH. Charles MathewTS. Olympic, Octo-
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TRUTH. C. 3 a. B. Howard. CrlterloJi,
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TRUTH. C. 4 a. Clyde Fitch. Comedy.
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TRUTH; OR, A (3ILAS(S TOO MUCH. D. »
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TRUTH ; OR, THE SPELLS OF LOVE. Spec. '
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TRUTH AGAINST THE WORLD. D. «.
Spencer. East London, April 27, 1670.
TRUTH AND FUCTION. Princess's, May 21,
1S61.
TRUTH ANiD (FILIAL LOVE. D, 3 a. 1797. ■
TRUTH, FAITHFUJAEiSIS, A^ND MERCY. «
A,', at Wliitelial'l, 1574.
TRUTH FOUND TOO LATE. A rat. of
Troilnf find Oretsida, with the abm'c las addi-
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TRUTH IN ABiSKfN<JK. Sk. Slieiplierd's
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TUUTHS SUPPLICATION TO CANDLE-
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TRUTHFUL JAMES. C. 3 a. J. Mortimer
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TRY AGAIN. F. Auon. Hay., Juue 2«, 1700.
TRYAL OF CONJUGAL LOVE, THE. Sec
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TRYAL OF THE LADY ALLUREA
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TRYAL OF TREASURE, A. P.
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TRYAL OF THE TIME KILLERS, THE. C.
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TRYAL OF TREASURE, THE. Eut. Thomas
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TRYAL'S ALL. C. Believed to be the
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TRYALL OF CHIVALRY, THE HISTORY
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TRYALS OF THE HEART. P. 3 a. D.L.,
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TRYING A MAGISTRATE. F. Sk. J. L.
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TRYING IT ON. F. 1 a. \Vm. Brough.
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TRYING SCENES OF LIFE. D. C. Gardner.
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TRYPHON. T. Roger Boyle. Earl of
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TU OUOQUE. C. by Cook. By reiason of
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TUNBRIDGE WELLS; OR, A DAY'S
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TURF, THE. Racing Sk. Lemon. Wigan
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TURK AND NO TURK. M.C. G. Colmafl,
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TURKISH COURT; OR, THE LONDON
'PRENTICE, THE. Burl. Airs. Letitia Pilking-
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TURKISH LOVERS, THE. O. Rossini.
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TURKISH LOVERS; OR, THE PACHA '.S
REViENGE, THE. Oriental Spec. 2 a. Capt.-
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TURKISH MAHOMET AND HIREN, THE
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TURKO THE TERRIBLE; OR, THE FAIRY
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TURILUTUTU. Britannia, December 2C, 1877.
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TURN OF THE TIDE, THE. D. 4 a. F. C.
Burn'and. Long Acre Queen'*; T., May 29,
1809; Grecian, March 7, 1870.
TURN OUT. M.F. 2 a. J. Kenney. D.L.,
Mapch 7, 1812, and February 12, 18l4; Lyceum,
June 20, 1816.
TURN ROUND. D. Newport, Mou., Vic-
toria H., October 29, 1870 (amat.).
TURN TO THE RIGHT; OR, A PLEA FOR
A SIMPLE LIFE. C. 4 a. W. F. Stanley.
Shei"wood Stanley H., May 23, 1905.
TURNCOAT. A parody of tlie Tragedy of
Athelstan. 1756.
TURNED HEAD, THE. F. la. G. A.
ii Beckett. Strand, November 24, 1834; Vic-
toria, 1835.
TURNED OUT TO STARVE; OR, THE
HAND THAT GOVERNS ALL. D. 2 a. T.
Webb. Britauuia, February 21, 1870.
TURNED UP. F.C. 3 a. M. Melford. Glas-
gow Grand T., A.pril 19, 1886; Vaudeville, May
27, 1886; Strand, February 14, 1891.
TURMNG THE TABLES. F. 1 a. J. Pook..
D.L., November 11, 1830, and March 4, 1851.
TURNING I'HE TABLES. F. Sk. By Miss
LouLsti Peach. Britannia, October 15, 1902.
TURNING ITBE TABLES. Sk. Ema>ret;s,
May 3, 1900.
TURNIP-TOP VILLAGE. F. la. B. M.
M.jrton. Publ. by S. Fieneh, Ltd.
TURNO ARICINI. O. Leo and Viuci.
Brussels Conservatoire. N;uples, 1724.
TURNO ARdOINO. 0. Scarlatti. Rome.
1720.
TURNPIKE GA'TK, THE. M. E-ut. 2 a. T.
Kuiglit. C.G., November 14, 1799; D.L.. Ft»b-
ruary 9, 1814; Lyceum, Septemiber 12, 1818.
TURPIN A LA MODE. M. Burl. 2 a. G. P.
Huntley and G. Gray. M. by H. C. Barry.
Add. lyrics bv J. J. Wood. Chester Royalty,
M:irch'29, 1897.
TI'RPINS RIDE TO YORK. Sk. Oxford
M.II., May 27, 1908.
TURiPIN'S RIDE TO YORK; OR, THE
DEATH OF BONNV BLACK BESS. Sipec. 8k.
5 tfc. Paragon M.H., August 14, 1905.
456
"THE. STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
TURQUOISE RiliNG, THK. G. W. Godtfrey
and Lionel Benson. Circa 1865.
TUBKIET CILOCK, THE. Melo-d. 2 a. M.
by Lanza. D.L., January 28, 1818.
TURTLE DOVES. F.C. 3 a. Ashton-under-
Lyne Booth's T., November 22, 1880.
TUiSOAN TREATY; OR, TARQUIN'S
OVERTHROW, THE. T. Revised and alt. by
W. Bond. Prol. by A. Hill. CO., 1733.
TUTOR, THE. Burl. Anon. D.L., Decem-
ber 14, 1759. N.p.
TUTOR, THE. F. Ascr. to Rev. J. Town-
ley. D.L., 1765. Pr. 1765.
TUTOR FOR THE BEIAUX; OR, LOVE IN
A LABYRINTH, A. C. J. Hewitt. L.I.F.,
February 21, 1737.
TUTTY IN MASCHERA. CO. Pedrotti.
1817-1S93. Paris.
'TWAS ALL FOE LOVE. C. 3 a. S. Gran-
ville. King's Cr., November 12, 1877.
'TWAS DAWN AND DAYLIGHT. Sk. Stoke
Newington Pal., July 6, 1908.
'TWAS EVER THUS. P. 3 a. D. Cooke.
Hackney Manor T., April 22, 1901.
'TWAS I. F. la. J. H. Payne. G.G.,
December, 1825; rev., Lyceum, J^oveimber 20,
1828.
'TWAS IN TRAFALGAR'S BAY. Hist. Rom.
D. 5 a. J. Heaiderson, Cardiff T.R., Feibruary
2, 1889; Marylebone, Novemiber 21, 1891.
TWEE D'U. Welsh Light O. 2 a. G.
Blackmore. 8. Norwood Stanley Hall, Novem-
ber 28, 1907 (amat.).
TWEED lE'S RIOWTS. CD. 2 a. J.
Albery. Vaudeiville, May 27, 1S71.
TWEETtLETO'N'S TAIL COAT. F. T. J.
Williams. Lyceum, October 8, 1866.
TWE1.FTH NIGHT. O. CG., November 8,
1820.
TWEIiFTH NIGHiT. Kitchen Scene. Arr.
as ,a Sk. HolboTO Empire, September 27, 1909.
TWELFTH NIGHT; OR, WHAT YOU
WILL. C W. Shakespeare. Begun 1594,
completed 1001. Source of plot proba.bly Bar-
maby Ricli's h.is'tory of Apolonius and Silla.
Pr. in 1581. Ac. at Middle Temple H.,
1602. Marston took the second title for a
play of his own in 1607. Pr. 1623. Hay.,
Nwember 11, 1848; Princess's, 1850; Daly's,
January 8, 1894; Lyceum, March 22, 1900;
H.M., February 5, 1901; H.M., June 2, 1902;
April 26, 1905; April 27, 1906; rev. Waldorf,
April 26, 1907; rev. by Mr. Tree, H.M., April
22, 1908.
TWEIiFTH NIGHT'S REVEIiS. Masque.
Ben Jonson. Ac. at Court in January, 1618.
.\l&o known as The Masque of Blackness.
TWELFTH OF AUGUST. D,F. Brighton,
Augu&t 13, 1805. N.p.
TWELVE ANGELS. D. 3 a. E. Toware.
East London, November 6, 1869.
TWELVE LABOURS OF HEiPoCULES, THE
C. 2 a. R- B. Brough. Punch's Playhouse
and Strand T., December 2o, 1851. ■
TWELVE MONTHS. MS. oi the 17th cen-
tury. 1848.
TWELVE MONTHS, TEE. Burl. G. A.
'a Beckatt. Btiafld.
TWELVE, PP^ECISl'iLY ; OB, A NIGHT AT
DOVEK. P. 1 a. Milner. Olympic, JaJiuary
], 1821; Hay., October U, 1822.
TWENTIETH-CENTURY GIRL; OR, THE
WEiAKEJl VEiSiSEL. M.C C 'I'revelyati. Nor-
wifth T.R., December 26, 1695.
TWENTY DAYS IN THE SHADE. Fare. C. 3 a.
Adap. by Paul M. J'otter fr. tlie Fr. of Henne-
ijiiin and \'eb'r. .M.argato R , Miitx-li 29, 1909.
TWEiNTY MINUTES' CONVEKSATION
UNDER AN UMBR:ELIyA. Int. A. W.
Duboiirg, Hay., July 4, 1878.
TIWEiNTY tMINfUTEiS WITH A TlGEiR. F.
1 a. Adap. fr. the French. D.L., October 29,
l«i55.
TWEiNTY PEiR OEiNT. F. 2 a. D.L.,
Novemiber 2, 1815.
£20 A YEAR, ALL FOUND. F. H. J.
B-yron. Folly, April 17, 1876.
TWEINTY -STRAiWiS. D. B. Henry. Blytli
OotagoO' T., January 27, 1873.
TWEiNTY I'HOUiSAND POUNiDS A YEAR.
D. E. Towere. NefAf Pavilion, SepteonbeT 18,
1871.
TWEiNTY YEARS AGO. M.E. M. by T.
Walwh. Lyceum playibill, Jnly 31, 1816.
TWENTY YEARS AGO. Melo-d. J.
Pocoick. Lyceum, July, 1810; D.L.C, May 31,
1811.
TWENTY YEARS IN A DEBTORS' PRISON.
City, Seiptember 20, 1858.
TWENTY-ONE. O. 1 «. J. Wild. Tran.v
fr. Le Trente et Quarante, 1S04. N.ac.
TWENTY-ONE. Fairy Oa. 2 a. Lucy
Wintle. Bay.water Bijou, June 22, 1905.
22a, CURZOJSI street. P. 3 a. Brandon
Thomias and J. Edwarde. Garrlck, Marcdi 2,
1898.
TWENTYd<'OURTH OE GEORGE II., THE.
N'eiw Royalty, May 2, 1866.
24 H.-P. ELOPEMENT, A. Ca. Mrs. Caleib
Porter and J. Oondfurier. Fr. the Frencii of
Pierre Louiys and Henri de Forge. New, July
1, 1904.
TWENTY-FIVE. P. 1 a. Lady Gregory.
Queen's Gate Hall, May 2, 1903 (amat.).
TWICE FOOLEID. Co. 1 a. " Lamda Ma."
Gaiety, July 23, 1895.
TWICE KILLED. F. J. Oxenford. Olympic
November 26, 1835. D.L., Mardh 31, 1852.
TWICE MARMED. CD. 3 a. C O'Neill
aad H. Sylvester. Gaiety, Apr'l 25, 1887.
TWIOB MARiRIBD AND A MAID BTILL.
Droll. Pd. N.d.
TWICE-TOLD TALE, A. P. la. J. P.
Wooler. Olymipic, Sept-emtoer 27, 1858.
TWIOE WEDDED. D. 3 a. J. Horn. Bau-
bTury Exchange IL, August 9. 1882.
TWIDDLETON TWINS, THE. F. M. B.
Sipurr and J. K. Crauford. M. by G. Sardelli.
Cripii>legate Inet., MarcJi 3, 1800.
TfWIG FOLLY. D. 4 a. R. Dodson. Pavi-
lion, April 22, 1878.
TWILIGar. D. 3 a. W. Barrett. Sundcir-
land Lyceum, September 20, 1871.
TWILIGHl. M.C 2 a. W. Geary. Ga«
Band Room, Brentford, .Manch 24, 1887.
TWILIGHT. P. 1 a. H. El Dalroy. Mid-
dlesbrough T.R., June ]9, 1893; Parkhurst,
May 7, 1894.
TWILIGHT. P. 1 a. H. Bwears. Ham-
mensmitii Lyric, Augu.st 31, 1896.
TWILIGHT TO DAWN. D. 2 a. Btafford
lyioeum T., October 8, 1885.
TWIN ADVENTUEERS; OR, BLUNDER-
ING BROTlERiS. D.L., May 17, 1710.
TWIN BROTHERS, THE. C Transl. fr
Plautua by Pichard Wsu-ner. 1772.
TWIN 3JR0rnKRS; OR, THE WARuMNG
VISION, THE. D. W. Paul Marylcbonc,
Fabraa'-y 16, j874.
TWIN RIVALS, THE. C 0. FarqU/har,
C.G., December 14, 1702.
TWIN SISTER, THE. 4 a. Transl. by L. N.
Pai'ker tr. L. Fiilda. Duke of York'fi, Januairy
THE STAGE" CYCLOFMDIA.
457
TWIN" SISTERS, THE. C. 3 a. Miss E.
Schiff. Charing Cr.. April IS. 1R70.
TWIN" SISTERS, THE. 1). B Leniain. Tim-
^tall T.R., October S, ls77.
TWIXS. F.C. 3 a. Joseph Derrick. Olyin-
pio. August 2. 18S4.
TWINS. THE. T.C. W. Riiler. Salitibury
Court, lf.55.
TWIXS: OR. THE COMEDY OF ERRORS,
THE. Alt. fr. Sliakespeare by T. Hull. CO.,
i:t>2. X..p.
TWIXS: OR. WHICH IS IT, HE OR HIS
BROTHER? THE. F. M. G. Lewifi. D.L..
April 8, 1799.
TWIXS: OR, WHICH IS WHICH? THE. C.
.•1 a. An alt. fr. The Comedy of Errors by
W. Woods. Edinburgh, 1780.
TWLN'S OF SKIRL AUG H H.\XL. THE. P.
and pro. 4 a. Emma Brooke. Adap. fr. her
novel of same aajue. Margate T.R., June 17,
1907.
TWIXS' TRAGEDY, THE. See The
Ticynnes, etc.
TWrXE THE PLA1DE^' ; OR, THE IMPRO-
VISATORE. D. 4 a. G. R. Walker. Ply-
mout-li TR., August 10, 1877; Globe, May 22.
1878.
TWIXKLE. TWrXKLE. LITTLE STAR.
.\nuariuni, December 26. 1S76.
TWISTIXG AXD TXA'IXnX'G ; OR, TEAS
THE TWADDLE. Int. Hay., 1785. N.p.
TWISTIXG OF THE ROPE. D. Hyde. Wr.
in the Irish language. Dublin Gaiety, Oict-obei
21. 1901 (amat.).
'TWIXT AXE AXD CROWN; OR, THE
L.\DY ELIZABETH. Hist. P. 5 a. Tom
Tavlor. Queen's, Long Acre, January 22, 1870;
Princess's, 1873; Manchester T.R. (rev. ver.),
October 12, 18S9; Fulham Grand, February 19.
1906.
'TWIXT CRIME AXD PRISON. Playlet.
P. F. Parrv. Woolwich Public H., November
11, 1897.
'TWIXT CUP AND LIP. C. S a. C. A.
de la Plume. Olympic, June 14. 1873.
'TWIXT CUP AXD LIP. Ca. 2 a. W.
Sapte, jun. Ealing Lyric H.. April IS, 1889;
Strand. November 18. 1S93.
•TWIXT CUP AND LIP. Ca. F. M.
Douglas. F. on a story by Thackeray. Bays-
wat-er Bijou. October 2, 1901.
'TWIXT DAWN AXD DAYLIGHT. Sk.
V. L. Grajiville and Fred Russell. Stoke
Xe-svington Palace. July 6, 190>.
'TWIXT DUSK AND DAWN. Sk. 3sc.
W. H. Benson. Battersea Pal«ce, January 4,
1909.
'TWIXT GOLD AXD LOVE: OR. A TRUE
WOMAX'S HEART. D. Scarborough T.R.,
Xovember 5. 1883.
'TWIXT GOOD AXD EVIL. D. 4 a. C. A.
Clarke and T. Morton Powell. Farnwortti
Queen'5, December 17, 1900.
'TWIXT HEART AND SOUL. D. 1 a. B.
Copping. Xewniarket Victoria H.. September
8, 1902.
'TWIXT KITH AXD KIN. D. 4 a. Adap.
by J. J. Blood fr. Miss Braddon's Cut by
the County. Birminsham P.O.W., .\ugU5t 25,
1887; Grand. October 10. 18S7.
'TWIXT LOVE AXD ART. C. 3 a. Adap.
fr. Juli.an Hawthorne's story " Pauline " by
H. B. Cooper. Wolverhampton T.R., December
IS, 1882.
'TWIXT LOVE AXD DUTY. 1 a. M.
Harvey. Southanvpt<Mi P.O.W., July 11, 1689.
•TWIXT LOVE AND DUTY. CD. Pro. and
4 a. J. Worden and R. Johnston. Preston
T.R., December 9, 1869.
'TWIXT LOVE -VXD DUTY. D. J. Cur-
tain. Lowestoft Public H., March 26, 1894.
•TWIXT LOVE AXD DUTY. P. 1 a. C.
Windermere. Dublin T.R., May 11. 1901.
'TWIXT LOVE AXD WAR. Oa. R. .Miles.
Wells Town H., January 18, 1892.
'TWIXT XIGHT AXD MORX. D. 2 epi-
sodes. E. M. Seymour. Avenue, May 28, 1896.
•TWIXT THE CUP AXD THE LIP. J.
Poole. Hay., June 12, 1826.
TWO ANGRIE WOMEN OF ABINGTOX,
THE C. H. Porter. In 2 parts. Ac. by
the Lord Admiral's servants. 1599. Pr. 1599.
See Tiro Merry 'Women.
TWO APPRENTICES : OR. INDUSTRY AND
IDLENESS REWARDED, THE. Pant. W. C.
Oulton. F. on Hogarth's pant. Birming-
ham, 1798. N.p.
TWO BLINDS. THE. Oa. A. Clements.
Gaiety T., August 31. 1874.
TWO BLINDS, THE. See Blind Beggars.
TWO BONNYCASTLES. THE. F. la. J.
M. Morton. Hay., November 11, 1S51.
TWO BOYS, THE. Adap. fr. Les Deux
Gosses. G. R. Sims and A. Shirley. Princess's
T., May 21, 1896 (C.P.). See Two Little
Vagabonds.
TWO BROTHERS. D. 1 a. Publ. by S.
French, Ltd.
TWO BROTHERS. THE. T. by Smith. Ac.
1602.
TWO CAN PLAY' AT THE GAME. C. 1 a.
Publ. by S. French. Ltd.
TWO CHRISTMAS EVES. Dom. D. 4 a.
A. E. Drinkwater. Liverpool Bhakeepeare,
December 1. 1S8S : (5 a.) Ealing Victoria H.,
February 5, 1S91.
TWO CHUMS. C. 1 a. L. Debenham. Publ.
by S. French. Ltd.
TWO COMMON SAILORS. THE. Nautical
D. 4 a. R. Overt-on. Colchester T.R.. April 9,
1883.
TWO CONFESSIONS. Episode. 1 a. F.
Fenn. St. Geo. H.. April 11. 1S99.
TWO CONNOISSEURS, THE. C. W. Hay-
ley. Hay., September 2, 17S4.
TWO COQUETTES. THE. C. 4 a. J.
Albery. Liverpool P.O.W., October 29, 1870.
TWO DOCTOR HOBBSS. F. C.G., July 1,
1S15.
TWO DOORS IN A PASSAGE. Manchester
Tivoli, April 26, 1909.
TWO DROVERS. THE. Legendarv D. 2 a.
H. Gofl. Surrey.
TWO ENGLISH GEXJLEMEX; OR. THE
SHAM FUNERAL, THE. C. J. Stewart.
Hijy.. 1774.
TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD. C.O. T.
Dibdin. M. bv Mr. Shield. C.G., Novembei
17, 1807.
TWO FARMERS, THE. M. Afterpiece. 1800.
? X. ac.
TWO FLAGS, THE. Franco-British. Div.
in 3 sc. Arr. and prod, by Alfrido Curti.
M. comp. and arr. bv Geo. W. Byng. .\lhain-
bra. May 25, 1908.
TWO FLATS AND A SHARP. F. 1 a.
By A. Maltby. Globe. December 17, 1873.
TWO FOSCARI. THE. Byron, 1821.
TWO FRIEXDS. THE. D. Proverb. Transl.
fr. the French of Carmentel bv Thos. Hol-
croft. 1804.
15'
458
''THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
TWO FRIENDS. THE. D. 2 a. By 11.
Lacy. Hay., July 11, 1828.
TWO FRIENDS, THE. See The Dinhian
Mine.
TWO FRIENDS; OR, THE LIVERPOOL
MERCHANT. D. By C. H. 1800.
TWO GALLEY SLAVES, THE. Melo-d. 2 a.
Adap. fr. the French by J. H. Payne. M. by
Cooke and Horn. C.G., November 6, 1822.
TWO GAY DECEIVERS; OR, BLACK.
WHITE, AND GREY. F. 1 a. Robprtsdii
and T. H. Lacy. Str.ind.
TWO GFA'TLEMEN OF VERONA C W.
Shakespeare. Begun 15&,>, completed l.TOu.
(ireater part, taken from the .story of the
.shepherdes.^ Felismon-a in the Diniui oi Monte-
mayor (1560). Tranel. of Iftana by Thomas
WiLson in 1595-6. N.p. Another by Bartholo-
me!w Young, 1.582-3. Pr. November, 1598. En<l
of play taken fr. " Apollonius and Sylla," a
noveJ by Bandello, extant in l")o4. Mentioned
by Meres in 1598. Alt. by B. Victor, D.L., De-
cember 22, 1762; J. P. Kemble, C.G., 1808;
Court, April 8. 1904; Daly'e, July 2, 1905.
TWO GEK'TLEiMEN OF VERiONA. O. C.G.,
1821.
TWO GENTS IN A FIX. F. 1 a. W. E.
Suter.
TWO GREGORIES; OR, WHERE DID THE
MONEY COME FROM? T. Dibdin. Lyceum,
August 31, 1821, and November 1, 1824; Surrey,
1821; D.L., June 14, 1826.
TWO HARLEQUINS. F. 3 a. Brown. M.
by Noble. Ac. by the K.'s Italian comedians
at Paris. Afterward.s perf. at L.I.F., 1718.
TWO HARLEQUINS, THE. 0. 1 a. M. E.
Jonas. English words by G. a Beckett. Gaiety,
December 21, 1868.
TWO HARPIES, THE. P. Michael Dray-
ton, assisted by Dekker, Mundy, Middleton,
and Webster. 1602. N.p.
TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE.
F. la. L. Home. Lyceum, December, 1854;
D.L., December 8, 1856.
TWO HEARTS. P. 1 a. S. J. A. Fitzgerald.
Royalty, February 6, 1894. (Soc. of Br. Dr. Art.)
TWO HEARTS, THE. P. 4 a. W. EllLs.
Brunswick House, S.W., November 4, 1901.
TWO HEARTS OF GOLD. M.D. 4 a. R. P.
Oglesby and C. H. Pier.son. Bradford Prince's,
Februa'ry 11, 1903-
TWO HOUSES, THE. C. Dibdin. 1785.
N.p. See A Game at Commerce.
TWO HOUSES OP GRENADA, THE. CD.
3 'a. M. by Wade. D.L., October 31, 18i26.
TWO HUNDRED A YEAR. Ca. la. A. W.
Pinero.' Globe, October 6, 1877 ; Liverpool
P.O.W., September R, 1882.
TWQ HUNDRED YEARS AGO; OR, TWO
LOVES AND TWO LIVES. D. 3 a. R. Dod-
6on. Victoria, April 13, 1872.
TWO HUSISARS. THE. Military Soena.
Harry Bruce. Sebright M.H., August 18, 1890.
TWO HUSSARS, THE. Military D. 4 a. W.
Burnot and H. Bruce. Darwen T.R.. August 4,
1894; Surrey, June 8, 1800; (second edition)
York T.R., February 17, 1896.
TWO IN A FLAT. F. C. Epi.s. F. Monck-
t<m and Chas. Wiudermere. Battersea Palace,
January 4, 1909.
TWO IN' A TRAP. Duol. A. E. Drinkwater.
Wyndtoams, June 22, 190O.
TWO IN THE BUSH. F. M. Carson. Olympic,
Augu.<!t 15, 1891.
TWO m THE DARK. Ca. Mme. Paul
Blouet Ir. Cro<juet Poulle. Crouch End O.H.,
May 1, 1899.
TWO IN THE MOR^flNG. C. &c. C.
Mathefws. C.G., October 3, 1840.
TWO ITALIAN GENTLEMEiN, THE. D.
Mtinday. 1584. Afterwards called Fidele and
Fortunio..
TWO JOHNNIES, THE. F.C. 3 a. Adap.
fi'. Durand et Burand by M. Ordonneau and
A. Valabegne by F. Horner and F. Wvatt.
Northampton O.H., April 27, 1888; Comedy,
,lune 0, 1889; Trafalgar Square, October 5. 1&93.
TWO JOLLY BACHELORS. P. la. Ed
Martin Seymour. Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
TWO KINGS IN A COTTAGE. Mentioned in
Hei(l)ert'.s Diary uu,der date of Noveaniher 19.
1023.
TWO KLINGSBERGS, THE. D. One of
Kotzebue'6 best plays, but not yet transl. into
English.
TWO LAMENTABLE TRAGEDIES. Yarring-
ton. Pr. 1661.
TWO LITTLE DRUMMER BOYS. D. 4 a.
Walter Howard. Glasgow Grand, June 1, 1899;
Loughborough New T., October 23, 1899.
TWO LITTLE HEROES. Surrey, May 20,
1901.
TWO LITTLE MAIDS PRIOM SCHOOL.
Adap. by R. Buchanan and C. Marlowe (fr.
Duma's " Leur Demoiselles de St. Cyr ").
Camberwell Metropole, November 21, 1898.
TWO LITTLE SAILOR BOYS. D. 4 a.
Walter Howard. Plymouth T.R.. July 15,1901:
Stratford T.R., March 31, 1902; Rotherhitlie
Terri.ss, February 3, 1902
TWO LITTLE VAGABONDS. Melo-d. 5 a.
(Adap. by G. R. Sims and A. Shirley fr. Les
Deux Gosses, by Pierre Deoourcelle, Ambigu,
Paris, February 19, 1896). Prinicess'.'*, Septem-
ber 33, 1896, October 4, 1897, and October 21.
1901; Lyceum, July 24, 1909. See The Ttm
Boys.
TWO LITTLE WOODEN SHOES. See The
Liitle Pilgrim.
TWO LOVELY BLACK-EY'D SUSAiN. Burl.
Perversiioni of D. Jerrold's D. by Horace Len-
aard. M. by O. Barrett. Crvs.tal Pal., April
2, 1888; Strand, April 11, 1888.
TWO LOVES AND A LIFE. D. T. Taylor
and C. Reade. Adelphi, March 20, 1854; Sad-
ler's. Wells, October 31, 1868.
TWO INIAIDS OF MORE CI/ACKE. WITH
THE LIFE ANJ)' SIMPLE MAKER OF JOHN
IN THE HOSiPITAiLL, THE HISiTORY OF
THE. R. Armm. 1609. PI. by children of
the King's Majeatie's Revels.
TWO MAJORS, THE. Oa. Mr. Faning.
Royal Acad., July 18, 1877.
TWO MAKE A PAIR, THE. C. Fr. the
French. D.L., April 7, 1827.
TWO MARY ANNES, THE. Sk. F. Oonti
and R. M. Harvey. Shepherd's Bush Empire,
March 27, 1907.
TWO MEN. Afterwards called The Three
Criminals. D. 4 a. W. Bourne. Cardiff
Grand, December 7, 1896; West London, De-
cember 14, 1896.
TWO MEN AND A MAID. D. 4 a. F. H.
Purchase and J. Webster. Comedy, June 20,
1893 (Sch. Dr. Art pert.).
TWO MEN AND A MAID. P. 4 a. M.
Watson. Northampton O.H., March 1, 1905
(C.P.).
TWO MEN AND A WOMAN. D. 4 a. C.
Alan-Himeson. Mexborough P.O.W., Septem-
ber 4, 1901; Garstoi} T.R,. December 16, 1901.
THE ST ACE" CYCLOPAiDl.\.
459
TWO MKX AND A WOMAN. Dr. Ki>Lso<lf.
^[:ldlgo CrirdUistone. Palace, Febiiiary 20, lOUo.
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WAITING FOR THE UNDERGRAl). Stl'aiKl.
August 27, 1866.
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT; OR,
FALSELY ACCUSED. Dom. D. 3 a. F. on E.
Solomon's picture, by C. H. Hazleiwood. City
of London, J;uxuary 29, 1S59.
WAITING MAID; OR, THE FAMILY N06E,
A. Op. Lynn Royd. M. by P. A. Henry.
Hackney Manor T., February 20, 1900.
WAKE UP, ENGL.VND! Sk. N. Wrighton.
Leedis Empire, February 22, 1909.
WAKE UP, E\GL.VND! Sk. Madge Duck-
worth and Ridgewood Barrie. Tonypandy R.,
July 5, 1909.
WAKEFlEiLD PLAYS. See " Miracle Plays."
W.\JLD, DER. O. 1 a. M. by Ethel M.
Smith. Dresden, September, 1901; and CO.,
July 18, 1902; New York, March, 1903; and
CO., June 26, 1903.
WALK, THE. Duol. Roy Hornlman. Apollo,
January 27, 1908
WALK FOR A WAGER; OR, A BAILIFF'S
BiET. M.F. M. by Mr. Pindar. Lyceum
playbill, August 2, 1819.
WALKER, LONDON. C. 3 a. J. M. Barrle.
Toole's, Februajy 25, 1892.
WALKING STATUE; OR, THE DEVIL IN
THE WINE CELLAR, THE. F. A. Hill.
D.L., 1707, and January 9, 1710.
WALKS OF ISLINGTON AND HOGSUON,
WITH THE HUMOURS OF WOOD STREET
COMPTER, THE. C. T. Jordan. Ac. for nine-
teen nights, 1657.
WALKUJtVf-, DIE. O. 3 a. R. Wagner.
H M., May 6, 1882. See The Nibeliingen Ring.
WALL OF CHINA, THE. F. AS. Matthison.
Criterion, April 15, 1876.
WALLACE. T. Anon. Pr. at Edinburgh,
1799. N.ac.
W^\LLACE. Walker. C.G.. November 14,
1820.
WALLACE; OR, THE BATTLE OF STIR-
LING BRIDGE. P. 5 a. C. Waddie. Stirling
Town Hall T., September 10, 1898.
WALLACE AND BRUCE. D. Robe. Coat-
bridge Adelphi, November 27, 1869.
WALLACE, THE HERO OF SCOTLAND.
Rom. Hist. D. 3 a. W. Barrymore. Astley'8,
January 3, 1820.
WALLENSTEIN'S. Transl. fr. the German
of Schiller by S. T. Coleridge. 1800. N.a. '
WALLENSTELN'S LAGER. Gwman P. by
Schiller. D.L., July 19, 1881.
WALLET OF WHIMS AND WAGGERIES.
B. Webster. Adelphi, 1836.
WALLOONS, THE. C. R. Cumberland.
C.G., April 29, 1782. N.p.
WALLS HAVT-; EARS. M. Trifle. C. Grain.
St. George's U., March 26, 1894.
WALLS OF JERICHO, THE. P. 4a. A.
Sutro. Garrick, October 31, 19u4; Shaftesbury,
October 2, 1905; rev. Garriek, June 4, 1907.
WALLY AND THE WIDOW. C. 1 a. Ethel
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WALPOLK. ('. r.'.rd I/\H..n. isi.o.
WALTER TYRREL. Fitzball. C.G., cJrca
1838.
WALTHEOFF THE SAXON. 5 a. T. J.
Serle. Exeter.
WALTZ. THE. CO. Alt. fr. The Gentleman
Dancing Maxter. Arnold. 1813.
WALTZ. THE. F.C. la. G. K. W. Scar-
borough Spa, July 8, 1895.
WALTZ BY ARDITI, A. F. 1 a. J. Oxen-
ford. Adelphi, March 7, 1874.
Wl\IJTZ DREAM, A. Oa. 3 a. M. by
by Oocar Straus..s. Bk. by Fellix Doerman and
Leopold Jacobson. Lyrics by Adrian Ross.
Hicks, March 7, 1908.
WAND OF WEDLOCK, THE. 3 a. Ellen
Lancaster Wallis and H. Macpherson. Cardiff
Grand T., April 13, 189C.
WANDERER, THE. Dr. ver. of Auld Robin
Gray. Dundee H.M., December 26, 1893.
WANDERER; OR, A GLEAM OF SUN-
SHINE, THE. D. W. Travere. Grecian, Octo-
ber 4, 1869.
WANDERER; OR, THE RIGHTS OF HOS-
PITALITY, THE. Hist. D. 3 a. C. Kemble.
C.G., January 12, 1808.
WANDERER AND TRAVELLER. Religious
D. J. Hunter. 1733.
WANDERER FROM VENUS, THE. F.C.
3 a. R. Buchanan and C. Marlowe. Croydon
Grand T., June 8, 1896.
WANDERERS, THE. American D. Pember-
ton Alhambra T., July 6, 1885.
WANDERING BOYS; OR, THE CASTLE OF
CLIVAL, THE. Melo-d. 2 a. Adap. fr. Le
Pelerin JBlanc of Picxerecourt by J. Kerr. M.
by Bishop. C.G., February 24, 1814; D.L.,
May 30, 1825.
WANDERING HEIR, THE. D. 5 a. C.
Reade. Liverpool Amphitheatre, September 10,
1873; Queen's, November 15, 1873.
WANDERING JANET; A STORY OF THE
DEE. Aberdeen T.R., January 18, 1873.
WANDERING JEW, THE. D. 4 a. Leopold
Lefwis. Adelphi, April 14, 1873.
WANDERING JEW, THE. D. G. L. Whit-
ing. Britannia, June 18, 1873.
WANDERING JEW. THE. D. 3 a. T. S.
Paulton. New ver. Marylebone, July 7, 1873.
WANDERING JEW; OR, LOVE'S MAS-
QUERADE, THE. C. 2 a. A. FnankLin.
D.L. 1797.
WANDERIiNG LADIES, THE. P. Sir Clias.
Sedley. Ment. by Peii)ys under the dat« of
January 11, 1667-8: siyjipo&ed to be a second
title of The Mulberry Garden.
WANDERING LOVER, THE. T,C. T. Meri-
ton. Ac. privately. 1658.
WANDERING LOVERS, THE. J. Flet<;her.
Blackfriars. 1623. Destroyed by Warfcurton's
serv'ant.
WANDERING LOVERS; OR, PAINTER.
C. Massinger. Ent. Stationers' Co., Septem-
ber 9, 1653.
WANDERING MINSITREL, THE. F. H.
Mayhe(^v. Queen's, January, 1834; Royal F^tz-
roy, January 10, 1834; Windsor T., April 20,
1869.
WA.NDERING MINSTREL. M.F. 1 a.
T. C. McQuire. Eastbourne T.R., February 8,
1904.
WANDERING OUTLAW; OR, THE HORN
OF RETRIBUTION, THE. D.
WANDERING WHOREB, THE. P. Anon.
Pr. 1663.
WANTED. !•'. II. W. Willianiwin. Gaiety,
Ainil 1, l-'>-l.
474
THE STAGE'' CYC LOT MM A.
WANTED. Canadian Playlet. Heiibert
Terry. Bradford, Sapteuiber 16, 1907.
WANTED, A BABY. F.C. 3 a. H. Fiaiicks.
Sydenham Public H., March 6, 1903.
WANTED, A COMPANION. F. P. M.
Levey. Duiblin T.R., Feibriiary 10, 1873.
WANTED, A FRENCH MAID. M.F. 1 a.
Mile. Jane May. Kenmington P.O.W., April
22, 1901.
WANTED, A GOVERNESS. F. 1 a. Lyceum
playbill, Septemiber 15, 1817; D.L., June 3,
1818.
WANillED, A HUiSBAND. Olymanc, Jamuary
28, 1850.
WANTED. A KING. Japanese M.P. 2 a.
G. Elmer. Hackuey Manor H.T., April 7, 1900.
WANTED. A PARTNER. Burl. Adelphi.
September 29, 1828.
WANTED, A PARTNER FOR THE STAGE.
Sk. Middlesex M.H., December 2, 1907.
WANTED, A SHE-WOiLF. G. H. Lewes.
Lyceum.
WAiNTED, 1,000 SP-IRITED YOUKG MIL-
LINERS FOR THE GOLD D.IGGINGlS. F.
1 a. J. S. Coyne. Royal Olympic, October 2,
1852.
WANTED, A TYPEWIRITER. F. J. B.
HarrisnBurland and A. Weatherley. Portiehead
Assembly R., July 16, 1S96 (C.P.).
WANTEID, A WIFE. O. E. Spencer. M.
by R. Aspa. Leamington Munic H., November
15, 1671.
WANTED, A WIFE. F.C. 3 a. J. H. Darn-
lev. Edinburgh T.R., November 4, 1889;
Terry's, May 28, 1890.
WANTED, A WIFE; OR, A CHEQUE ON
.MY BANKER. C. 5 a. - D.L., May 3. 1819.
W.\iNTED, A WIFE AND CHILD. F. J. E.
Sodeu. Alfred, October 16, 1871.
WANTED, A YOUNG LADY. F. 1 a. W. E.
Suter.
WANTED AN ENEMY. F. H. P. Grattan.
Newcastle Tyne, December 10, 1886.
WANTED AN HEIR. M.C. 1 a. M. Wat-
son. M. by Caldicolt. St. Geo. H., April 2,
1888
WANTED AN HEIRESS. C. 3 a. C. W.
MoCabe. Greenwich Lecture H., November IS,
1897; Balham Assembly R., June 11, 1898.
WANTED BY THE POLICE. Melo-d. 4 a.
C. Brooke. Chatham O.H., May 23, 1898.
WANTBD BY THE POLICE. D. 4 a.
Ronald Grahame. Cardiff R.T.. July 29, 1907.
WANTED HUSBANDS FOR SIX. M. Sk.
Adap, by C. Kenay. D.L., March 11, 1867.
WANTED: JAMES BURTON. Dv. Epls.
T a. J. H. Jav. Eamsgate Victoria. July 8.
1907.
WANTED TO MARRY. F. AV. Sawyer.
Brighton.
WANTON COUNTESS: OR. TEN THOU-
SAND FOUNDS FOR A PREGNAJSCY, THE.
Ballad 0. Dedicated to Sir T. Gaudy, of Gaudy
Hall. 1733.
WANTON JESUIT; OR, INNOCENCE
SEDUCED. Ballad 0. Hay., 1731.
WANTON WIFE, THE. See ^<xins\))i
Brittle.
WAPPENHAUSE, DIE. P. 4 a. P. 0.
Hoacker. EoyaJty, December 1, 1903.
WAPPING OLD STAIRS. CO. 2 a. S.
Robertson and H. Talbot. King's Lynn T.R.,
January 4, 1894; Vaudeville, February 17, 1894.
WAR. D. 8 a. T. W. Robertson. St.
Jamee'8 T., January 16, 1871.
WAR. D. C. Daley. Portsmouth R. Albert,
January 23, 1871.
WAR BALLOON; OR. THE NIGHTLY
COURIER OF THE AIR, THE. D. W. Love-
grave. Barnsley R. Queen's, April 3, 1871;
Victoria, May 6, 1871 (as The War Balloon; or,
'Ihe Crime in the Clouds).
WAR CLOUD, THE. D. 5 a. H. Barrs.
Castleford T.R., January 12, 1895; Wolver-
hampton Grand T., June 17, 1895; Stratford
T.R., May 8, 1899.
WAR CORRESPONDENT. Surrey, November
28, 1898.
WAR IN ABYSSINIA, THE. D. Marvlc-
bone. May 11, 1868.
WAR IN TURKEY. Britannia, May 22,
1854.
WAR OF GRAMMAR, THE. T.C., 1606.
WAR OF WEALTH, THE. American D.
4 a. O. J. Dazey and S. Vane. Bolton T.R.,
February 8, 1895 (C.P.); Surrey, October 31,
1898.
WAR SPECIAL, THE. P. 1 a. Fred
Wright, jun. Criterion, April 9, 1901; Mefcro-
pole, February 23, 1903.
WAR— THE FUGITIVES; OR, SUR-
ROUNDED. D. W. H. Abel. Ipswich T.R.,
January 7, 1871.
WAR TIME; A TALE OF THE PRESS
GANG. D. South Shields T.R., December 9.
1867.
WAR TO THE KNIFE. C. 3 a. H. J.
Byron. P.O.W., June 10, 1865.
WAR VERSUS ART. M. Sk. M. Wilson.
Free Library, Wahvorth Road, April 26, 1898.
WAR WITHOUT BLOWS, AND LOVE
WITHOUT STRIFE. T. Heywood. 1598. N.p.
WARBURTON'S SERVANT. John Warbur-
ton, Somerset Herald-at-Arms, amassed a con-
siderable collection of old plays in MS., pre-
sumed to be originals. Ry some strange
negligence a servant of his, probably a
cook, found easy access to them, and
before a dis.covery was made had devoted
from time to time nearly the whole collectioji
to culinary purposes as waste paper. Mr.
Warburton died May 12, 1759. The following
plays were destroyed : —
ANTONIO AND VALLIA. Phill. Mas-
singer.
BEAUTY IN A TRANCE. Jo. Forde.
BELIEVE AS YOU LIST. C. PhiU. Mas-
singer.
OITTY SHUFFLER.
CRAFTY MARSHALL, THE. C. Shack.
Marmion.
DUKE HUMPHREY'. Will. .Shakespoare.
DUTCHESS OF FERNANDINA. T. Henry
Qlapthorne.
FAIR FAVOURITE, THE.
FAIRY QUEEN, THE.
FAST AND WELCOME. Phill. Massinger.
FLYING VOICE, THE. R. Wood.
FORCED LADY, THE. T. Phill. Mas-
singer.
FOUR HONOURED LIVES. Possibly same
as The Honourable Loves.
GOOD BEGINNING MAY HAVE A GOOD
END, A. Jo. Forde.
GOVERNOR, THE. T. Sir Corn. Formido.
GREAT MAN, THE.
HENRY I. AND HENRY II. Will. Shake-
speare and Robert- Davenport.
HONOUR OF WOMEN, THE. C. P. Mas-
singer.
HONOURABLE LOVES, THE. Will.
Rowley.
INCONSTANT LADY, THE. Wm. Wilson.
INTERLUDE, AN. By Ra Wood.
ITALIAN NIGHT PIECE, THE.
JOBE, THE HISTORY OF. Kobt. Giccu.
''THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
475
JOBE, THE TRAGEDY OF.
JUCONDO AND ASTOLFO, THE TALE
OF. Tho. Decker.
JUDGE, THE. C. ThiU. Massinger.
KING AND THE SUBJECT, THE. (Title
probably alt-ered to The Tyrant.)
KING OF SWiEDLAND. (? Dekker's King
of Stcethland.)
A PLAY BY WILL. SHAKESPEARE.
IKi.^isibly The lIiKtonj of Kiinj Stephen.
Kilt, iit tlio Statiimers' Co., June 29,
KiGO. N.p.
LONDON MERCHANT, THE. C. Jo.
Forde.
LOVE HATH FOUND OUT HIS EYES.
Tho. Jorden.
LOVERS OF LOODGATE.
MAIDEN'S HOLIDAY, THE. Christopher
Marlowe.
MASQUE, A. R. Govell.
MINERVA'S SACRIFICE. Phill. Maa-
singer.
NOBLE CHOICE, THE. T.C. P. Mas-
ainger.
NOBLE TRYAL, THE.
NOBLEMAN, THE. T.C. Cyrill Tourneur.
NONESUCH. THE. C. \Vm. Rowley.
NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE TO LOVE. T.P.
Sir Robert le Greece.
ORPHEUS. C.
PARLIAMENT OF LOVE, THE. Wm.
Rowley.
PHILENZO AND HIPPOLITO. C. Phill.
Massinger.
PURITAN MAID. THE MODEST WIFE,
AND THE WANTON WIDOW, THE.
Tho. Middletoii.
ROYAL COMBAT, THE. C. Jo. Forde.
ST. GEORGE FOR ENGLAND. Will.
Smithe.
SOLDIER'D CITIZEN, THE.
SPANISH PURCHASE, THE. C.
SPANISH VICEROY. THE.
'TIS GOOD SLEEPING IN A WHOLE
SKIN. W. Wager.
TYRATS'T, THE. See The King and the
Subject. T. Phill. Massinger.
VESTAL. THE. T. H. Glapthorne.
WANDERING LOVERS, THE.
WIDOW'S PRIZE, THE. C. Will. Samp-
eon.
WOMAN'S PLOT, THE. Phill. Massinger.
YORKSHIRE GENTLEWOMAN AND HER
SONS.
And some worbi by Sir John Suckling.
The plays which escaped were:^
BUGBEARS. C. Jo. Geffrey.
QUEEN OF CORSICA, THE. T. F.
Jaque.s.
SECOND MAIDENS TRAGEDY. Gci-rge
Chapmafl.
WARD, THE. T.C T. Nealc. S,i.t(.)rihcr
Hi. 16.37. MS. in the Bodleian Library.
WARD IN CHANCERY, THE. C. V. Pilon
See The Toy.
WARD OF THE CASTLE, THE. CO. 2 a.
Miss Burke. 179.3.
WARLAM CHESTER. Anon. Ac. Nov. 30,
ir)94. N.p.
WARLOCK. THE. CO. ;t a. A. Smythe.
M. by E. Little. Dublin Queen's R.T. February
1, 1892.
WARLOCK OF THE GLEN, THE. Melo-d.
2 a. C. E. Walker. CO., December 2, 1820.
WARM CORNER, A. ■ Sk. Islington Morley
H.. April 30, 1904.
WARM MEMBER. A. C. I a. P. Seaton
Terry's, April 9, 1898.
WARM MFMMKRS. C 3 a. ilarknr\ Manor
U., December 8. isr>l.
WARM RECEPTION, A. F. U. S. Hodgson.
Surrey, October 7, 1872.
WARNING FOR FAIRE WO.VIEN. T. J.
Lyly. Ac. in the reigii of Q. Elizabeth by Lord
Chamberlain's servants, 1599.
C 1 a.
9, 1871.
F. G.
D. 4 a.
May 28,
London,
a. Hon.
June 6,
Mrs
1904;
WARNING TO BACHELORS, A.
J. Mortimer. Vaudeville, December
WARNING TO P.UIENTS, A.
Roberts. Albion, March 5, 1877.
WARNING TO WOMEN, A. Rom.
C Watson Mill. Ecclas Lyceum,
1907; Stratford T.R., July 23, 1907.
NVAUXIXG VOICE, A. City of
April 0, lfc«4.
WARP AND WOOF. P. 4
Alfred Lvttelton. Camden T.
Vaudeville, June 27, 1904.
WAHKANTED BURGLAR-PROOF. V. 1 a.
Lib. by B. C. Stephenson. .M. by I. Caryll and
H. J. Leslie. P.O.W., March 31, 1888.
WARRANTED SOUND AND QUIET IN
HARNESS. C. 8 a. J. T. Douglass. Green-
wich, November 10, 1S71.
WARRENS OF VIRGINIA, THE. D. 4 a.
William C. de Mille. ■Grand, November 14,
19U7 (CP.).
WARRES OF POMPEY AND C^SAR, THE.
C. Chapman, 1607. See Ccesar and Ponipcy-
WARRIORS OF HELGELAND. See Tho
Vikings.
WARS OF CYRUS. KING OF PERSI.\,
AGAINST ANTIOCHUS, KING OF ASSYRIA.
T. Anon. 1594.
WARWICK PAGEANT. THE. Arr. by Louiri
N. Parker. Warwick Cattle, July 2, 1906.
WARWICK. See Earl of Waneich.
WARY WIDOW; OR, SIR NOISY PARROT,
THE. C. H. Higden. T.R., 1698.
WAS I TO BLAME? F. 1 a. G. H. Hod-
well. Adelphi T.
WAS IT A DREAM? Ca. 1 a. Adaip. fr.
Richard Marsh's story, " A Vlaion of the
Night," by Edith Blair Staples. Stoctport
Mechanics' Inst., January 23, 1896.
. WAS IT MURDER? D. 4 a. F. Hert»ert and
B. Daly. Surrey, June 23, 1B02.
WAS SHE TO BLAME? CD. 1 a. H. L.
Bedford. Crouch End O.H., Decembers, 1904.
WAS SHE TO !B(LAME? Melo-d. 4 a.
Mrs. F. 16. Kimberley. Manchester Junction,
April 12, 1009.
WASITED ASHORE. T. 1 a. Fr. the Ger-
man by G. Hein. Esremont Inst., ne'sr Birken-
head, October 6, 1894.
WASHINGTON W^\TTS. F.C J. Schonher;.
Margate T.R., August 15, 1879.
WASPS, THE. C (B.C. 422.) A^istophanw.
transl. by Mitchell, 1820-22; Hickie, 1853; Rudd.
1867; and Rogers, 1876. See Greek Plaij^.
WASPS. C Muriel Carniel Goldamid. Roy-
alty, November 27, 1907.
WASTE. T. 4 a. Prod, by the Incorpor-
ated Stage 'Society. Granville Barker. Im-
perial, November ii4, 1907; Savoy, January 2S,
I'.tos (C.P.).
WASTE OF TIME, A. F. Brighton R.T.,
June 18, 1907; Coronet, July 2, 1907.
WASTED LIFE, A. D. 1 a. L. Osmond and
P. Herbert. St. Alban's H., June 12. 1894.
WASTED LIVES. D. Bishop Auckland T.R.,
January 29, 1875.
WASTREL, THE. 4 a. H. Bvalt and H
.MO.-.S. Royalty. \\\%\\A 2. 1894 (C.P.).
WAl TYLER. P. Southty.
476
THE STAGH" CYCLOPJEDIA.
WAT TYLER. Burl. G. A. Sala. Gaiety,
December 20, 1869.
WAT TYLEJl AND JACK STRAW; OR,
THE MOB REFORMERS. D. Ent. Ac. at
Pinkenthman and Giffard's Booth in Bartholo-
mew Fair, 1730.
WATCH AND WAIT. D. 3 a. T. H. Higgle
and R. Shepherd. Surrey, September 23, 1871.
WATCH AND WARD. A. Wigan.
WATCH BOY, THE. Lyceum, NovemBer 6,
1865.
WATCH DOG OF THE WALSINGHAMS,
THE. iRom. D. 5 a. J. P. Simpson. Liver-
pool R. Amphi., August 28, 1869: Surrey, Oc-
tober 16, 1869.
WATOH HOUSE, THE. F. 2 a. J Gait.
Px. 1814.
WATCHERS ON THE LAYSHIPS, THE. D.
Adap. fr. Horace Butler's novel. Penzance
Central H., November 13, 1885.
WATCHING AND WAITING. C. 3 a. Aga-
tha and Archibald Hodgson. Southampton
P.O.W., January 15, 1891 (Amateurs); Terry's,
June 23, 1S91.
WATCHMAN OF NEW YORK. Victoria,
M,arch 2i, 1856.
WATCHWORD; OR, THE QUITO GATE,
THE. Melo-d. Attributed to Bell. D.L ,
October 19, 1816.
WATER BAb:ES, THE. Burl. E. W. Bowles
Novelty, February 9, 1887; St. Geo. H., March
12, 1889 (Folly D.C.); rev. (M. by M. Clark)
Leamington T.R., August 6, 1894; Parkhurst,
December 2, 1895.
WATER BABIES. R. Barrington. M. by
F. Rosse; additional numbers by A. Fox and
A. Cellier. An adap. of Kingsley's book. Gar-
rick, December 18, 1902, and December 22, 1903.
WATEiR CARRIER, THE. 0. 3 a. SeeHeux
Journees, Les. Cherubini. Priucees'e, October
27, 1875.
WATER CURE, A. Vaudeville by Arnold
Felix. M. by Geo. Gear. St. Geo. H., October
22, 1883.
WATCH CURE, THE. F. Sk. 1 a. L.
yterner. Bri.xt-on T., March 14, 1904; Comedy.
March 14, 1905.
WATER LEADERS. See Waiter Leaders.
WATER RAT, THE. Sk. Bedford, July 8,
1907.
WATER WITCHES. F. 1 a. J. S. Coyne.
English O.H., June 7, 1842; Globe, May, 1871.
WATER'S WATER. F. Sergt. Young, of
the Royal Lanarkshire Militia. N.ac. Pr.
Dundee, 1801.
WATERCRESS GIRL, THE. Citv of Lon-
don, tOctober 14, 1865.
WATERLOO. Mil. Spec. W. M. Akherst.
Sanger's Amphi., October 21, 1876.
WATERLOO. P. 1 a. A. Conan Doyle. (The
late Sir Henry Irving's i^eason.) Rev. D.L.,
June 5, 1905.
WATERLOO CUP, THE. D. Newcastle-on-
Tyne Amphi., June 21, 1897.
WATERMAN. 0. la. Young and Pascal.
Publ. by S. French, Limited.
WATERMAN'; OR, THE FIRST OF
AUGUST, THE. Ballad O. C. Dibdin. Hay.,
August 17, 1774: D.L., June 3, 1822; Lvceum,
July 22, 1837; Cry.stal PaLnce, December 16,
1369.
WATERMAN OF BANKSIDE; OR, THE
ORIGIN OF DOGGETT'S COAT AND BADGE.
Vict<jria, August 4, 1879.
WATERS OF BITTERNESS, THE. P. 1 a.
S. M. Fox. Imperial (Stago fiocietv), June 8.
1903.
WATERS OF STRIFE. Costume C. Pas-
tx)ral. Max Pireau. Bedford Park, September
15, 1907.
WATTER LEADERS, THE. See " Miracle
Plays."
WATTIE AND MEG. Burl. W. Lowe. Dun-
dee O.H., January 20, 1873.
WAVE OF WAR, THE. 4 a. F. Chesterlev
and H. Piffard. Terry's, December 15, 1887. "
WAVERLEY; OR, A REBEL FOR LOVE.
D. Edinburgh T.R., September 11, 1871.
WAVERLEY; OR, SIXTY Y'EARS SINCE
Adap. of Scott's novel by E. Fitzball. Vic-
toria, March, 1824.
WAXWORK MAN, THE. D. 3 a. C. A.
Clarke. Victoria, Jime 26, 1871.
WAXWORKS' REVELS. Xmae Extrav. W.
Heighwiay. Pub. by S. French, Ltd.
WAY DOWN EAST. P. 4 a. Lottie Blair
Parker land Joseph R. Grismer. Aldwych,
April 23, 1908 (C.P.).
WAY OF THE WICKED; OR, THE
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"r/z/r sTAGF" ryrr.OFMDJ \.
477
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" TKE ST A GE ' ' CYCLOPEDIA .
WlEiDDINfl NIGHT, THB. Mue.T. J. ColA).
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WBDDIXG OF €A5IACH0, THE. 0. Men-
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\V^'DDIilSrG PRESENT, TiRE. CO. 2 a.
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WEDDING RING, THE. CO. 2 a. C Dib-
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WEiDDING RING. THE. M. 4 a. Ben Lan-
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WELSH; OR, GRUB
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THE.
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WELSH AlMBASS.\DOR.
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WELSH HEIRESS C.
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WELSH OPERA, THE:
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WELSH ORPHAN:
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WELSHMAN'S IPRICE (? PRIZE). THE.
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WEP-TON-NO-MAH, THE INDIAN MAIL-
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WEST INDIAN, THE.
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WEST WIND; OR, OFF FOR LONDON.
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WESTMINSTER: OR, THE HOUSE OF
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WESTMINSTER FAYRE. Anon. 1647.
WESTMINSTER PLAYS, THE. Began in
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"TTIT. STAGE" CVCJ.OP.^.DIA .
479
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Ill 1907 an eTpurcrate<i ami abridged fomi of
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WESTOX THE WALKER. P. Birmingham
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WESTON'S RETURN FROM THE UNIVER-
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WESTWARD HO! C. T. Pekker and J.
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WESTWARD HO! Rom. P. 5 a. F. by M.
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WET DAY, A. F.C. .*? a. AV. Browne.
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WET WEATHER. F. Hay., July 20. 1819.
WEXFORD. Irish Melo-<l. 4 a. F. N. Con-
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WEXFORD WELLS. C. M. Concanen. 1712.
WHALERS, THE. Victoria, December 5,
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WHANG FONG ; OR, HOW REMARKABLE.
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WHAT A BLUNDER! CO. 3 a. J. G. Hol-
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WHa'T a man MADE HEP.. Soo. D. Ch.
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WHAT A WOMAN DID. D. 4 a. F. M.
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WHAT AN ESCAPE. F. 1 a. W. Grossmith.
WHAT AN IDEA! 0. Knight Summers. M.
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WHAT! ANOTHER! F. C. A. East and B.
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WHAT BECAaiE OP MRS. RACKET. M.C.
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WHAT BECAME OF TOTMAN. M.C. 2 a
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WHAT DOES iHE WANT? C.G., January 29.
ISoC.
WHAT D'YE CALL IT? THE. T.C.P.F. J
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WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS. C 4 a.
J. iM. Barrie. Duke of York's, September 3,
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WHAT GREATER LOVE. D. 1 a. S. Bow
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WHAT HAPPENED TO FLANNIGAN. Sk.
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WHAT HAPPENED TO HOOLEY. F. F. L.
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WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES. F. 3 a.
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WHAT IS SHE? C Bv a Lady. CG., April
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WHAT IS SHE? O. 4 a. Lib. by J. Pal-
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March 2, 1874.
WHAT MEN CALL LOVE; OR, A TALE
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C Du Gn^. Hudder.sfleld T.R., April 24, 1903.
(CP.) ; Birmingham Alexandra T., March 21,
1904.
WHAT MEN DARE. CD. 5 a. C R. Ken-
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WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN. D. R. Vaun
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WHAT! MORE TROUBLE! P.C 3 a. W. T.
M'Clellan. P.O.W., July 20, 1899.
WHAT NEXT? P. Dlbdin. D.L., February
20, 1816.
WHAT NEWS FROM BANTRY BAY? F.
M'Laren. N.ii. (Before 1814.)
WHAT PAMELA WANTED. C. 3 a. C
Brookfleld. A'dap. fr. the French of V. do
Oresac and P. Veber. Criterion, April 22,
1905.
WHAT RAILING MD. Sk. E. J. Hart
Granville M.H., May 24, 1909.
WHAT SHALL I SING? M. Sk. R. Blunt.
Ealing Lyric H., September 22, 1892.
WHAT THE BOOKSHELF HID. Ca. Mi^s
B. M. Pevton. Jersey Oldfellows' H., Novem-
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WHAT THE BUTLER DID ; OR, THE MAN
WITH TWO WIVES. Sk. A. Voyce. Rich-
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WHAT THE BUTLER SAW. F.C. 3 a. E. F.
Parry and F. Mouillot. Wyndham's, August 2,
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WHAT THE PUBLIC WANTS. V. 4 a.
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WHAT THE WOMAN SAID. Playlet. Ber.
tha Graliam. 92, Victoria Street, S.W., Marcli
22, 1909.
WHAT TRUE LOVE CAN DO. P. Prol. and
1 a. Basil Young. Croydon Public H., October
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WHAT UNCLE'S LOST. " Musical Squall,"
by Syd. O'Malley. AT. by H. Pether and C
Thornton. Brixton Empress, January 24, 1907.
WHAT WE HAVE BEEN AND WHAT WE
MAY BE; OR, BRITAIN IN HER GLORY
F. H. Siddons. Newcastle, 1796. N.p.
WHAT WE MUST ALL COME TO. C 2 a.
C.G., 1764. See Three Weeks Afi»r Marriage.
WHAT WIFE? J. Poole. D.L.
WHAT WILL BE SiHiAIX BE. According to
HenskAv. Ac. D<?cemiber 30. 1396. N.p.
WHAT WILL BECOME OF HIM? OR, LIFE
IN LOiNDIOIN AS IT WAS AND rS. D. Ppol.
awl 3 a. F. Marchant. BHtannia. May 20,
1872 ; Maryleibone, Sept^oniber 28, 1874.
WHAT WILL HE DO WITH IT? F. Mr.
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July 11, 1871.
WHAT WILL THE NEIGHBOURS SAY? F.
J. T. Douglass. Standard, Sept/eroljer 1, 187S.
WHAT WILL TH-E WORLD SAY? F. W.
Oillum. Pr. in a collection of poems, 1787.
N.ac.
WHAT WILL THE WORM) SlAY? C 5a.
M. Lemon. CO., October, 184a.
WHAT WILL THE WORLD 9.\Y? C 4 a.
O. P. Ban<?roft. Terry's, January 26. 1869.
480
THE STAGE'' CYCLOPJEDM.
WHAT WILL THEY SAY AT BROMPTON?
Ca. 1 a. J. S. Coyne. Olympic T., Noveroiber
23, 1857.
WHAT WOMEN DO. Sk. Epis. of Londou
life. By Fred Moule. Middlesex M.H., De-
cember 16, 1907.
WHAT WOMEN DO FOR MEN. Sk. Luke
•Tellings. Camberwell Empire, March 2, 190S.
W'HAT WOMEN SUFFER. Dom. CD. 4 a.
H. G. Brandon. Greenwich, July 17, 190.'5.
WiHAT WOMEN WILL DO. CD. Pro. and
3 a. J. K. Jerome. Bristol (CjP.). Birming-
ham TjR., Septemlber 17, 1890.
WHAT WOMEN WORSHIP. D. 4 a. W.
Baitey and C Berte. M. by P. Kurntz. West
Londion, May 8, 1905.
WHAT WOULD A GENTLEMAN DO? P.
3 a. G. Dayle. Apollo, Septemlber 20, 1)902.
WHAT WOULD SHE NOT? OR, THE TEST
OF AFiFECTION. C. W. Rosa. Portsmouth,
17fl0.
WHAT WOULD THE MAN BE AT? P. la.
C.G., April 8, 1801. N.p.
WHAT YOU WILL; OR. TWELFTH
NIGHT. C John Marston. 1607.
WHAT'LL SAY AT -BROMPTON. Ca. 1 a.
Publ. by B. French, Ltd.
WHAT'S A MAN OF FASIHIO'N? F. Rey-
nolds. CO., November 27, 1815.
WHAT'S CHARLES WORTH? Sk. C Cal-
vert. Camberwell Empire. February 15, 1909.
WHAT'S HIS NAME? F. 1 a. J. Strafihan.
WHAT'S IN A NAME? Duol. Katherine
Or&en, Queen's H., February 9, 1895.
WHAT'S ITON? OR.'SHAKESPEAREIENCE
TEAOHiES. Burl. W. Routledge. Gallery of
Illus., January 29, 1870 (amat.).
WHAT'S THE MATTER? Burl. W. C.
Oulton. 1789.
WHAT'S THE ODDS. C 3 a. J. W. Jones.
Bolton T.R., M&v 1, 1882; Asihton People'is
O.H., May 14, 1883.
WHAT'S YOUR GAME? Surrey, SeptetoiBer
27 1858
'wheat KING, THE. D. 4 a. Dr. by Miss
Eilliot Paae and Mrs. Ashton Jonson fr. F. Nor-
ris's novel. "The Pit." Apollo, April 16, 1904;
Avenue, May 7, 1904.
WHEEL OF FORTUNE. C R. Cuimlberland.
D.L., 1795; C.G.. Decemiber 15, 1809; D.L.,
April 29, 1815, and March 4, 1850.
WHEEL OF FORTUNE, THE. Melo-d. Pro.
and 4 a. W. H. Poole. Sadler's Wells,
January 12, 1891.
WHEIEL OF FORjTUNE, THE. D. 1 a.
W. Melville. Roitherhithe Terrias, September 1,
1905.
WHEEL OF FORTUNE; OE, THE HAWK'S
NEST, THE. D. H. Collier. Rotheirhiam T.R.,
May 4, 1883.
WHEEL OF TIME. West Bromwich R.,
December 26, 1892.
WHEELS WITHIN WHEELS. C 3 a. R.
C Carlton. Court, May 23, 1899; Criterion,
May 14, 1901.
WHEN A LASS LOVE'S. Melo-d. 4 a.
Tom Craven. Margate R., November 23, 1908;
Daleton, April 5, 1909.
WHEN A MAN HATES. D. 4 a. C Bur-
nette. Ilkeston T.iR., August 29, 1904; Strat-
ford T.R., June 26, 1905.
WHEN A MAN MARRIES. C 4 a. M.
Oareon and Norah Keith. Wyndham'e, March
3, 1904
WHEN A MAN'S IN LOVE. C. 3 a. A.
Hope and E. iRoee. Court, October 19, 1898.
WHEN A MAN'S MARRIED. F.C G.
Logan. Dover T.R., June 25, 1900.
WHEN A WOMAN IS MARRIED. D. 4 a.
W. Melville. Standiard, August 4, 1902.
WHEN DARKNESS FALLS ; OR, THE CRY
OF THE CHILDREN. P. 4 a. Surrey, May
18, 1903.
WHEN DENNY COMES MARCHING HOME.
F E. Selwyn. Pninceisls'e, April 28, 1902.
WHEN GEORGE WAS KING. Costume D.
L. Hawkins. Sfcalybrdd-ge Griand (as Master of
nope), December 2, 1892: Butley T.R., Decern
ber 26, 1899; Greenwich Morton's, July 2,
1900.
WHEN GFX)RGE III. WAS KING. CO. 2 a.
C Riminton and R. Forsyth. Folkestone Pier
T., December 26, 1895.
WHEN GEORGE THE FOURTH WAS KING.
1 a. F. W. Mioore. Birmingham T.R., Se:ptera-
ber 17, 1896; Grjyid, Octobej 12, 1896.
WHEN GRIEEK MEETS GRIEEK. Rom. D.
4 a. Adap. by J. Hatton from his novel. St.
Helena T.R., M.arch 23, 1896 (as The Roll of
the Drum); Surrey, June 29, 1896.
WHEN I'M A MAN. P. 1 a. S. J. Adair
PitzGerald. Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
WHEN I'M GROWN UP. P. 1 a. S. J. A.
FitzGenald. Publ. by S. French, Ltd.
WHEN IT TAKES PLACE, I SHALL KEEP
MY SEAT AND GET A PEEP. CG., July 7,
1820.
WHEN IT WAS DARK. P. 4 a. Fnank
Vernon and Walter Maxwell. Adap. fr. Guy
Thorne's novel of same name. Cheltenham
O.H., November 9, 1905 <CP.); West London,
April 8, 1907.
WHEN IT WAS DARK. P. Pro. and 4 a.
F. on Guy THiorne's novel. Cradley Empire,
Felbruary 9, 1907. See Darkness.
WHEN IT WAS DARK. P. Prol. and 4 a.
Adap. by Rev. Forbes Phillips fr. Guy Thorne's
novel. Kdngston Royal County, February 12,
1907.
WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER.
P. 4 a. Paul Keeter. Drani. fr. the novel of
same name by Ohfl. Major. Waldorf, May 13,
1907.
WHEN KiNIOHTS WEUE BOLD. F. 3 a.
Cha. Marlowe. Nottingham T.R., September
17, 1906; Wyndham's, January 29, 1907.
WHEN KNIGHTS WERiE BOLDER. M.C.
Fan. Measi-s. Wimperis, Davenport, and L.
Godfrey Turner. M. by Mass M. Slaughter.
Eastbourne D.P., May 13, 1907.
WHEN LONDON SLEEPS. Melo-d. 4 a. C.
Darrell. Crewe Lyceum, Maroh 19, 1896 ; Dar-
lington T.31,, May 18, 1896; Ciapham Shake-
speare, June 28, 1897.
WHEN ONE DOOR SHUTS ANOTHER
OPENS. O. Lib. by Charles Thomas. M. by
Harriet Yoimg. Hove T.H., October 29, 1885;
Qieen's Gate H., May 14, 1896.
WHEN OTHER LIPS. Melo-d. T. A. Jones.
Oxford Eia.st Oxford, August 26, 1907; Terrias,
October 21, 1907; Sheffield Alex., December 4,
1907.
WHEN THE CAT'S AWAY. O. 1 a. Dr.
A. K. Matthews. M. by B. Andrew. Garrick,
November 19, 1896.
WHEN THE CAT'S AWAY. Sk. Nita Rae.
Manchester Tivoli, April 19, 1907.
WHEN THE CAT'S AWAY. Sk. Camber-
well Empire, July 12, 1909.
WHEN THE CAT'S AWAY. F.C. 1 a. Ed.
Irwin and Stanley Lathbury. Seacombe Irving,
September 30, 1907.
WHEN THE CLOCK STRIKES NINE. D.
3 a. C. H. Hazlewood. Britiannia, March 8,
1S69.
''THE STAGE" CYCLOPMDIA.
481
WREN THE DEVIL DRIVES. Melo-<l. 4 a.
" Thomas Raceward." M.anchestcx Queen's T.,
June 24, 19U1.
WHEN THE DEVIL WAS ILL. Oiig. C.
4 a. C'lia.s. iMeEvoy. Carlisle H.M.T., Augudt
20, 1008; Coioiiet, June 14, 11)09.
WHEN THE LAMPS AKE LiaHTED. D
4 a. G. R. Sinis and L. Merrick. SiUford
Rogent T., October 11, 1897 ; Grand, November
22, 1897.
WHEN THE LIGHTS ARE LOW. D. 4 a.
E. HiU-Mitchelsen. Bootle, Muncaster T.,
August 11, 1902; Woolwich Artillery, October
27, 1902
WHEN THE TIDE OOuMES IN. P. 1 a
Marie Neilson. Ea6>tbourne Pier Pav., Octo-
ber 8, 1903.
WHEN THE WHEELS RUN DOWN. P.
1 a. Maud M. Rogers. St. Geo. H., April 29,
1899 (amat.).
WHEN THE WIFE'S AWAY. See While the
Cat's, etc.
WHEN THERE'S LOVE AT HOME. D.
Pro. and 4 a. Maud Hildyard and Russell
Vaun. Northampton 0-H., April 25, 1907
(C.P.).
WHEN TRUST IS ALL. D. 2 epi.sodes. B.
TweeHale. Sydenham P.H., January 12, 1901.
WHEN TWO PLAY ONE GAME. C. Duol.
E. C. Matthews and J. Weaver. Richmond
Hipp., February 3, 1908.
WHEN WE DEAD AWAKEN. Dr. epil. 3 a.
H. Ibsen. Tran^sl. by W. Archer. Imperial,
January 26, 1903.
WHEN WE WERE TWENTY-ONE. P. 4 a.
H. V. Esmond. Orig. prod, in America.
Comedy, September 2, 1901.
WHEN WIDOWS WOOED. M. Sk. A.
Chevalier. Ladbroke H., M>ay 10, 1899.
WHEN WOMAN STRAYS. P. 4 a. A. Ber-
tram and G. Holmes. Liverpool P.O.W., De-
cember 13, 1902.
WHEN WOMEN HATE. D. 4 a. W. Hib-
bert. Aston T.R., January 8, 1904; Pavilion,
August 1, 1904.
WHEN WOMEN -RULE. Athletic scena.
Bradford -Pal., May 15, 1908.
WHEN YOU SEE ME YOU KNOW ME ; OR,
THE FAMOUS CHRONICLE HISTORIE OF
KING HENRY VIII., WITH THE BIRTH
AND VIRTUOUS LIFE OF EDWARD PRINCE
OF WALES. S. Rowley. Pr. 1605.
WHERE IS WILLIAM? C. 3 a. Chs. Win-
dermere. Worthing T.R., June 21, 1907; Rich-
mond Castle, September 9, 1909.
WHERE SHALL I DINE? F. 1 a. Rod
well. C.G., 1819, and Lyceum Playbill, July 29,
1S23.
WHERE THE CROWS GATHERED. D. 1 a.
S. Bond. Criterion, July 5, 1905.
WHERE THERE IS NOTHING. P. 5 a.
W^ B. Yeats. Court, June 20, 1904.
WHERE THERE IS SMOKE. C. 1 a. H.
Heaton. Croydon Grand, August 29, 1903.
WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A
WAY. CD. 1 a. J. M. Morton. New Strand
T., September 6, 1829.
WHERE TO FIND A FRIEND. C. 5 a.
Leigh, author of ■Grieving's a Folly, Lyceum,
May 20, 1811; D.L., November 23, 1815.
WHERE WaMAN LOVES. Sk. Longsight
King's, June 25, 1908.
WHERE'S BABY? Sk. J. H. Wood and E.
L. Furst. Bayswater Bijou, April 21, 1903;
liammersmith Palace, September 14, 1905.
WHERE'S BERTRAM? F.C. 3 a. C. H.
Abbott. Kingston Countv T., December 1,
1902.
WHERE'S PRODGERS? F. 6a. E.Hester,
Maidenhead Gran«l 11., August 27, 1896.
WIIHRE'S THE CAT? C. 3 a. J. Albery.
Criterion, November 20, 1880.
WIlHRirs UNCLE? M.C. 3 a. F. D. Fos-
ter. Shellield Lyceum T., May 16, 1804; Strat-
ford Borough, July 11, 1904.
WHERE'S YOUR WIFE? F. J. V. Bridge-
mtan. Strand, September 21, 1863.
WHICH? F. 2 a. (? 1 a.). A. G. Bagot.
Gaiety, Feibruary 18, 1886; Torquay T.R., May
1, 1886.
WHICH IS IT Duol. Bertha Moore. Royal
Albert H., June 28, 1907.
W^HICIl IS 'J'llE MAN? C. Ui\^. Cowley.
C.G., February 9, 1782.
WHICH IS THE MASTER? M. Ent. Anon.
C.G., May 15, 1807. N.p.
WHICH IS WHICH? C. 1 la. S. T. Smith.
Court, July 10, 1871; Giaiety, October 25, 1873.
WHICH OF THE TWO? C. 1 a. J. M.
Morton. . atrajid.
W^HICH SHALL I MAR.RY? F. 1 a. W.
E. Suiter. July 10, 1863.
WHICH WINS? CD. 4 a. J. W. Pigott.
Terry's, June 12, 1889.
WHIFF ON THE SLY, A. Duol. Leopold
Montague. Hartley Wintney Jubilee Institute,
February 14, 1901.
WHIG AND TORY. C B. Griffin. L.I.F.,
January 26, 1720.
WHILE IT'S TO BE HAD. F. C Colleitte.
Mirror, December 17, 1874.
WHILE THE CAT'S AWAY (otherwise When
the Wife's Away). F.C 3 a. E. F. Parry and
F. Mouillot. Dublin R., March 6, 1905.
WHILE THE SNOW IS FALLING. D.
Rochdale P.O.W., March 10, 1873.
WHILE THERE'S LIFE THERE'S HOPE.
Strand, July 2, 1863.
WHIM, THE. C. 3 a. Lady Wallace. Pr.
at Margate, 1785. N.ac
WHIM; OR, THE MERRY CHEAT, THE
F. C.G., 1741.
WHIM; OR, THE MISER'S RETREAT. THE.
F. Alt. fr. the French of La Maison Rustique.
Ac. at Goodman's Fields, 1734.
WHIMSICAL LOVERS; OR, THE DOUBLE
INFIDELITY. C Tnansl. fr. the French.
Pr. 1762.
WHIMSICAL SERENADE, THE. F. T.
Horde, jun., 1781. Pr. at O.xford. N.ac.
WHIMSICALITY; OR, GREAT NEWS
FROM FRANCE. M.F. Maclaren. Pr. 1810.
WHIMSIES OF SIGNIOR HIDALGO; OR,
• THE MASCULINE BRIDGE. C In Harlej.in
MSS., No. 5,152.
WHIP, THE. Sporting D. 4 a. Cecil
Raleigh and Henry Hamilton. D.L,, Septem-
ber 9, 1909.
WHIP HAND, THE. C 3 a. H. C Meri-
vale and C Dale. Camibridge T.R., January
21, 1885.
WHIP HAND, THE. C 4 a. Mrs. Kitcat
and K. Snowden. Esher Village H., June 14,
1905; Kingston R.C, October 28, 1907.
WHIPPING POST; OR, LIFE IN THE
BANKS. D. 4 a. E. France. Norwich T.R.,
March 10, 1884; Standard, Augu.st 18, 1884.
WHIPS OF STEEL. CD. 4 a. J. J. Del'ey
and Mary C Roweell. St. Geo. H., May 7,
1889.
WHIPS THAT SCOURGE. D. 4 a. Emily
Beauobamp. Balhani Duchess T., October 9,
1900.
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482
''THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
WHIRL OF THE TOWN, THE. M. Absurdity.
2 a. and C sc. H. Morton. M. l:>y G. Kerker.
New Century (late Adelplii), September 11, 1901.
WHIRLIGIG, THE. P. 1 a. Eva An-
etruther. Kingsway, May 19, 1908.
WHIRLPOOL, THE. P. 3 a. Herbert
Swears, f. on a sliort story by Cyrus Towns-
end Brady. Cardiff New, February 22, 1908;
Marlborougli, September 21, 1908.
WHIRLWIND, THE. P. 3 a. Adap. fr. H.
Bernstein's La Rafale by Henry Melvill. Bir-
minsham T.R., April 9, 190G; Criterion, May
23, 1906. See La Rafale.
WHIRLWIND, THE. C. 4 a. S. Rosenfeld.
Eleph. and C, September 27, 1890 (C.P.).
WHISKY DEMON; OR, THE DREAM OF
THE REVELLER, THE. D. 5 «. Pavilion,
November 9, 1867
WHISPERER: OR, WHAT YOU PLEASE.
P. Anon. (Before 1814.)
WHIST. Ca. F. WiLson. Brighton St.
James's H., August 20, 1897.
WHISTLE FOR IT. M.E. 2 a. Hon. G
Lambe. M. by Fanza. C.G., April 10, 1807.
WHISTLER; OR, THE FATE OF THE LILY
OF ST. LEONARD'S, THE. D. 3 a. G. D.
Pitt. Victoria T., January 18, 1833.
WHITE BLACKBIRD, THE. M.C. F. Bow-
yer and W. E. Sprange. M. by J. W. Ivimey.
Crovdon Grand, August 1, 1898; Islington
Grand, August 8, 1898.
WHITE BOY, THE. D. T. Taylor. Olympic,
October, 1866
WHITE BOYS. Surrey, January 20, 1862.
WHITE BOYS OF KERRY, THE. D. H. P
Grattan. Bradford T.R., October 14, 1872.
WHITE BRIDE, THE. Dr. Sk. Pro. and
Epis. Standard, March 16, 1908.
WHITE CAT, THE. Fairy Extrav. 2 a. J.
R. Planch^. C.G., March 28, 1842.
WHITE CAT, THE. Fairy Spec. Adap. by
H. S. Leigh. Queen's, December 2, 187.5.
WHITE GAT, THE. D.L., December 26,
1877.
WHITE CAT, THE. Pant. Wr. and invented
by J. Hickorv Wood and A. Collins. M. by
J. Glover. D'.L., December 26, 1904.
WHITE CAT : OR, HARLEQUIN IN FAIRY-
LAND, THE. Pant. Kirby. 1812.
WHITE CAT, THE; OR, PRINCE LARDI-
DARiDI AND THE RADIANT ROSETTA. Fairy
BurL F. C. Burnand. Globe T., December 26,
1870.
WHITE CHATEAU. Grecian, October 14.
1861.
WHITE CHIEF, THE. Pavilion, November
5, 1866.
WHITE OHRYSiAiNTHEMUM, THE. C. 3 a.
L. Bantock and A. Anderson. M. by H. Tal-
bot. Criterion, August 31, 1905.
WHITE CLIFFS, THE. D. 3 a. P. Meritt
and H. Pettitt. Hull T.R., December 13, 1880.
WHITE COCKADE, THE. D. 4 a. Watts
Phillips.
WHITE COCKADE, THE. D. 8 a. T.
Taylor. Croydon, August 26, 1874.
WHITE COCKADE, THE. 0. 1 a. Lib.
David Cook. M. by Dr. Macmillian. St. An-
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WHITE COCKADE, THE. O. 3 a. R. W.
Burnett and CTiarles Harris. Salle Erard,
Regent Street, March 7, 1895.
whit:]; cuirassier, the. Military CO.
2 a. H. W. Simonton. M. by Julius Arscott
T.R., Jersey, October 9, 1895.
WHITE DEMON, A. D. 4 a. Chs. Freeman.
Stratford R.T., April 29, 1907.
WHITE DEVIL; OR, A MORPHIA MANIAC,
A. D. 4 a. Chas. Freeman. Royal Willenhall,
February 1, 1894.
WHITE DEVIL; OR, THE TRAGEDY
OF PAULO GIORDANO URSINI, DUKE OF
BRAOHIANO; WITH THE LIFE AND
DEATH OF VITTORIA COROMBONA, THE
FAMOUS VENETIAN COURTEZAN, THE. T.
John Websier. Ac. by the Queen's servants
at the Phoenix, 1612.
WHITE DOVE, THE. P. 1 a. R. H.
Powell. Glasgow Royalty, April 21, 1909.
WHITE EAGLE, THE; OR, LIONEL,
PRINCE OF SAXONY. Spectacular D. Vic-
toria, 1828.
WHITE EiLEPHANT. THE. F. H. Hay-
man. Eleplh. and C, November 27, 1-875.
WHITE ELEPHANT, A. Ca. Arthur M.
Heathicote. Brompton Hospital, Februarv e,
1894.
WHITE EiLEPHANT, A. F. 3 a. R. C.
Carton. Comedy, November 19, 1896.
WHITE EiNSIGN, THE. D. 5 a. C. E.
Dering. Aston T.R., August 2, 1900.
WHITE ETHIOPIAN, THE. T. In Harleian
MSiS., No. 7,313.
WHITE FARM; OR, THE WIDOW'S
VISION, THE. Melo-d. 2 a. W. T. Lucas.
Queen's T., 1856.
WHITE FA\AT^, THE. Materially different
edition from the following. F. C. Burnand
Liverpool.
WHITE FAWN; OR, THE LOVERS OF
PRINCE BUTTERCUP AND THE PRINCESS
DAISY, THE. Spec. Extrav. F. C. Burnand.
Holborn T., April 13, 1868.
WHITE HAIR, THE. P. 1 a. Ella Ersklne.
Court. July 31. 1909.
WHITE HAND OE A WOMAN, THE. Sk.
in 3 sc. George R. Sims. Sadler's Wells, Seip-
tember 28, 1908.
WHITE HAT, THE. F. Adelphi, April 14,
1873.
WHITE HAWK, THE. Rom. D. 4 a. H.
C. Bailey and D. Kimball. Adap. fr. H. C.
Bailey's novel Beaujeu. Aldwych, May 30,
1909.
WHITE HEATHER, THE. D. 4 a. Cecil
Raleigh and Henry Hamilton. D.L., August 16,
1897; reiv. May 7, 1898.
WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS, THE.
CD. S. Lover.
WHITE HYPOCRITE, THE. C Henry Mac-
kenzie. N.p. (before 1814).
WHITE KNIGHT, THE. C. 3 a. Stuart
Ogilvie. Terry's, February 26, 1898.
■ WHITE LADY, THE. Lever de Rideau.
P.O.W., July 28, 1892.
WHITE LADY, THE. P. Isabel Alexander.
Scala, July 10, 1908.
WHITE LADY OF BERLIN CASTLE. T.
C. Winchester. 1875.
WHITE LADY; OR, THE SPIRIT OF
AVENEL, THE. M. Rom. M. chiefly fr.
Boildeau's D. Dame Blanche. Adap. by J.
Cooke. D.L., October 9, 1826.
WHITE LIE, A. Ca. Adap. by Jas. Mor-
timer fr. Meilhac's L'Ete de St. Martin.
Novelty, November 24, 1888.
WHITE LIE, A. 3 a. Sydney Grundy. T.R.,
Nottingham, February 8, 1889; Court, May 25,
1889; rev. ver. Avenue, January 7, 1893.
WHITE LIES. F. West T., Albert Hall,
June 11, 1897.
WHITE LIES. See A Double Marriage
i
THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
483
1).
4 a.
WHITE LIES; OR, THE MAJOK AND THE
iMINOR. D.L., December 2, 182G.
WHITE LILY, THE. Aimrkaii
T.R., Hanley, August 31, ISOl.
WHITE MAGIC. 0. M. I'.v
n.L.. April 17, 1852.
WHITE MAGIC. Fairy P.
Syrett. M. by D. Young.
January 10, 1905.
WHITE MAID. O. 3 a.
Sip. Biletta.
1 a
St.
Netta
James's,
Transl. fr. a
1827. N.p. See
A Rom. of the West,
Royle. Lyric, January
Kennington
3 a. Pavi-
2 a. Cecil
French O. C.G., January
ha Dame Blanche.
WHITE MAN, THE.
in i a. Edwin Milton
11, 1908.
WHITE MILLINER, THE. C. 2 a. Doug-
l;i..s JerroM. C.G., Ffhruary 9, 1841.
WHITE PALFREY. Astley's, May 24, 1858.
WHITE PASSION FLOWER, A. P. of Mn.
life, in Pro. and 3 a. E. Willett.
T., September 9, 1903.
WHITE PASSPORT, THE. D.
lion, March 29, 1869.
WHITE PHANTOM, THE. D.
Pitt. Marylebone, October 19, 1867.
WHITE PILGRIM, THE. D. 3 a. Hermann
C. Merivale. Court, February 14, 1874.
WHITE PLUME; OR, THE BORDER
CHIEFTAIN, THE. M.R.D. T. Dibdm. C.G.,
April 10, 1806. Songs only. Pr. 1806.
WHITE PROPHET, THE. P. 4 a. HaJl
Caine. Garrick, November 27, 1908 (C.P.).
WHITE QUEEN, THE. Hist. D. J. W.
Boulding. Sadler's Wells, October 12, 1883;
new and rev. edition, Birmingham T.R.,
June 26, 1899; Grand, July 17, 1899.
WHITE ROSE, THE. Rom. D. 4 a. Geo.
R. Sims and Robert Buchanan. F. on Sir
Walter Scott's " Woodstock." Adelphi, April
23, 1892.
WHITE ROSES. C. 2 tab. Edwin Gilbert.
Fr. Miss Mary C. Rowsell's story of Petronella.
Ladbroke H., August 20, 1891; Parkhurst,
December 14, 1891.
WfllTiE SCARF. Standard, January 30,
1864.
WHITE
1850.
WHITE SILK DRESS, THE. M.F'. 2 a.
M. by A. M'Lean, Reginald Somerville, and G.
Byng. P.O.W., October 3, 1896.
WHITE SLAVE, THE. 5 a. Hartley Camp-
bell. (Orig. prod, in America.) Bristol Prince's
T., August 4, 1884; Grand, August 18, 1884.
WHITE SLAVE ; OR, THE FLAG OF FREE-
DOM, THE. D. 2 a. Edward Stirling. Vic-
toria T., August 10, 1849.
WHITE SLAVES OF LONDON, THE. D.
4 a. A. Shirley. Hammersmith Lyric, Septem-
ber 21, 1904.
WHITE STOCKING, A. C. 1 a. Edward
Ferris and Arthur Stewar.t. Comedy, October 3,
1896.
WHITE STOCKINGS. C. G. W. Hannon.
T.R., Stratford, E.. August 31, 1888.
WHITE WOODS. Victoria, February 2,
1852.
WHITEBAIT AT GREENWICH. F. 1 a.
John Maddison Morton. Adelphi, November 13,
1S53, and Hay.
WHITECHAPEL GIRL, A. CD. 5 a. T. W.
Palrow. Norwich T.R., October 29, 1900.
WHITECHAPEL KING, THE (otherwise The
World's Way, Pavilion, May 18, 1903). D. 5 a.
C. Haunan. Hammersmith Lyric, May 8, 1905.
SERGiEaStS. Adelphi, May 6,
WHITEFRIARS; OR, THE DAYS OF
CLAUDE DU VAL. D. 3 a. Fr. novel of
.same name. W. T. Townsend. Surrey T.
WHITER THAN SNOW. Dom. D. r, n. Ken-
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WHITEWASHING JULIA. C. 3a. Henry
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WHITSUNTIDE; OR, THE CLOWN'S CON-
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WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT. 0. Samuel
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WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT. 0. 3 a.
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WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT. Burl. D.
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WHITTINGTON, JUNIOR, AND HIS SEN-
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WHITTINGTON, OF HIS LOWE BIRTHE,
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WHO DID IT; OR, THE MYSTERY OF
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WHO DID IT; OR, THE TRACK OF
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WHO IS SHE? Petit C. 19th ccn. Stirling.
WHO IS SHE? P. 4 a. Mr. Hill-Mitchel-
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WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN? F. 2 a. Chas
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WHO PAYS THE RECKONING? M. Ent.
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WHO SPEAKS FIRST? C. la. Chas.
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WHO STOLE THE CLOCK? F. la. Publ.
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WHO STOLE THE POCKET-BOOK? OR. A
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WHO STOLE THE TARTS? 0. 2 a. Frank
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WHO WANTS A WIFE? M.D. CO., April,
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WHO'D BE A MANAGER? F. Dublin
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484
"THE STAGE" CVCLOPMDIA.
WHO'LL LEND MB A WIFE? F. 2 a. J. G.
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W(HO''S THE VICTIM? F. C H. Hazelwood.
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WHO'S TO HAVE HER? M.F. T. Dibdin.
181i!.
WHO'S TO INHERIT? C. 1 a. Publ. by S.
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WHO'S TO WIN; OR, THE POOL OF THE
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WHORE IN GRAIN, THE. P. Ment in
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WHORE NEW VAMPED, THE. C. Ac. at
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WHOBE OF BABYLON, THE. Hiet. John
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WHORE OF BABYLON, THE. Said to bo
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WICKLOW GOLD MINES, THE M.E. Alt.
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THE STAGE'' CYCLOPEDIA.
485
WIDOW AND NO WIDOW, A. D.F. Paul
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WIDOW AND THE RIDING HORSE, THE.
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WIDOW AND WIFE. D. 3 a. H. J. Byron.
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WIDOW BEWITCHED, THE. C. Jolill
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WIDOW BEWITCHED, THE. F. 1 a. W.
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WIDOW BEWITCHED. Gall, nf lUus.,
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WIDOW HUNT, THE. See Everybody's
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WIDOW MEAD, THE. D.D. 2 a. Arthur
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WIDOW OF DELPHI; OR, THE DESCENT
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WIDOW OF MALABAR, THE. T. 3 a.
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WIDOW OF MALABAR; OR, THE TY-
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WIIDOW OF SARFiPTA, THE. Sacr. D. Thos.
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WIDOW OF WALLINGFORD, THE. C. 2 a.
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WIDOW QUEEN, THE. C. 2 a. T. J.
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WIDOW RANTER; OR, THE HISTORY OF
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WIDOW WTGGINS, THE. Monol. Ent.
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WIDOW WINSOME, THE. 3 parts. Alfred
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WIDOW WOOS, THE. P. 1 a. M. E. Fran-
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WIDOW'D WIFE, THE. C. Dr. KenrJck.
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WIDOWS BEWITCHED. Britannia, De-
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WIDOW'S CAP. THE. Ca. Arthur Chap-
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WIDOW'S CHARMS, THE. Anthony Mundy.
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WIDOW'S ONLY SON, THE. C. Richard
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WIDOW'S PRIZE, THE. C. William Samp-
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WIDOW'S SON; OR, THE TWIN
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WIDOW'S TEARS, THE. C. Geo. Chap-
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WIDOW'S VICTIM, THE. P. 1 a. Chae.
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WIDOWS VOW, THE. F. 2 a. Eliz Inch-
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WIDOW'S WEEDS. Ca. 1 a. John Oxen-
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WIDOW'S WISH; OR, THE EQUIPAGE OF
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WIDOW'S WOOING, A. Ca. Edwin Oliver.
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WIDOWER'S HOUSES. P. 3 a. G. Ber-
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WIDOWER'S TEARS, THE. C. Geo. Chap-
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WIFE AND THE WOMAN. THE. P. 4 a.
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WIFE FOR A DAY, A. F. A. Bvron.
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WIFE FOR A MONTH. T.C. Beaumont
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WIFE IN THE RIGHT, A. C. Mrs. Eliza-
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WIFE OF A MILLION, THE. C. 5 a.
Francis Latham. Ac. by His Majesty's Ser-
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WIFE OF BATH, THE. C. John Gay.
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WIFE OF DIVES, THE. CD. 3 a. S. X
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WIFE OF SCARLI, THE. 3 a. Adapt, fr.
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WIFE OF SEVEN HUSBANDS; OR, A
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WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS, THE. M.D.
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WIFE OR NO WIFE. D. Pro. and 4 chap-
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WIFE (J.. WIDOW? D. 4 a. Clifton W.
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WIFE TO BE LET, A. C. Mrs. Eliaabeth
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WIFE TO BE LET, A. C. 2 a. Adap. of
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WIFE TO BE SOLD; OR, WHO BIDS
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M. F. Maclaren. 1807.
WIFE WELL MANAGED, A. F. Mrs. Cent-
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WIFE WELL MANAGED, A. F. H. Carey.
1735-6.
WIFE WELL WON, A. D. 3 a. Edmund
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16*
486
''THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
WIFE WITH A SMILE, GO AWAY YOU
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the Water Rats at the London Pav., I^oveni-
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WIFE WITH TWO HUSBANDS, A. M.D
3 a. Cobb. Transl. fr. the French of Pixer^-
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WIFE WITH TWO HUSBANDS, THE. T.C.
3 a. Miss Gimning. 1803. N.ac.
WIFE WITHOUT A SMILE, A. C. in dis-
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WIFE WOMAN OF HOGSDEN, THE. C.
Thos. Heywood.
WIFE'S DEVOTION, A. D. prol. and 3 a.
J. H. Darnley and Geo. ManviUe Fenn. Liver-
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WIFE'S EVIDENCE, THE. D. C. H. Hazle-
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WIFE'S EXCUSES; OR, CUCKOLDS MAKE
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1706.
WIFE'S PORTRAIT, THE. Household Pic-
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WIFE'S RELIEF; OR, THE HUSBAND'S
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WIFE'iS REVENGE. Surrey, November 9.3.
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WIPE'S SACRIFICE, A. 5 a. Adapt, of
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WIFE'S SECOND FLOOR. J. M. IViOrton.
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WIFE'S SECRET, THE. 5 a. Geo. W.
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WIFE'S STRATAGEM, THE. C. Alt. fr.
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WIFE'S TRAGEDY, THE. D. 5 a. Mrs.
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WIFE'S VICTORY, A. CD. 5 a. Liverpool
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WIFEY. C. 3 a. James Mortimer. Adapt,
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WIG AND GOWN. D. 3 a. James Albery.
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WIGGLES. Sk. Willie Atom. Empress,
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WILD BOY OF BOHEMIA: OR, THE
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WILD CHARLEY. D. 2 a. C. H. Hazle-
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WILD CHERRY, A. O. R. Reece. Reigate.
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WILD DUCK, THE. P. 5 a. H. lb.sen.
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WILD DUCKS. F. 1 a. Edward Stirling.
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WILD FLOWER, A. CD. 3 a. Brighton
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WILD FLOWER OF THE PRAIRIE: OR. A
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WILD FLOWERS. D. 1 a. Edward Rose.
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WILD GALLANT, THE. C. John Dryden.
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WILD GOOSE, A. D. 5 a. John Leeter
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WILD GOOSE OHASE. C. 5 a. Beaumont
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WILD MAN, THE. D. 4 a. Pavilion
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WILD PRIMROSE. THE. CD. 4 a.
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WILD RABBIT, THE. F. C 3 a. Geo.
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WILD VIOLET, THE. Parkhurst T., Sep-
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WILFRED'S CHOICE. Herbert H. CuUum.
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WILFUL BEAUTY, THE. Extrav. A. E.
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WILFUL MURDER. D. 4 a. John F. Pres-
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WILFUL MURDERS. F. 1 a. Thos. Higgle.
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WILL; OR. THE MAN OF STRAW, THE.
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WILL AND NO WILL: OR, WIT'S LAST
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WILL AND THE WAY, THE. C 1 a.
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WILL AND THE WAY, THE. Ca. B. N.
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WILL AND THE WAY; OR. THE MYS-
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WILL FOR THE DEED, THE. C. 3 a.
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WILL HE COME HOME AGAIN? Ca. Mrs.
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THE STAGE" CYCLOrJEDTA.
487
WILL 0' THE WISP ; OK, THE MYSTERY
OK THE RUINED MILL. D. Hanley Royal
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WILL OF .V WOMAN, THE. P. George
Chapman. 1598. N.p.
WILL OF THE WISE KING KINO. THE.
E.vtrav. .Tames Albery. Princess's, Septem-
ber 13, 1873.
WILL OR NO WILL: OR, A BONK FOR
THE LAWYERS. A. F. Chas. Macklin.
D.L., April 23, 174G. N.p.
WILL OR THE WIDOW: OR. PUNS IN
PLENTY, THE. Dram. TriHe. Theodore Ed-
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WILL PONTYPRIDD. Welsh D. Merthyr
Tydfil Canjbrian T.. March 9. 187.';.
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WOMAN OF SPIRIT. T. Burla. Thos.
Ohatterton. 1770.
WOMAN OF TASTE; OR, THE YORK-
SHIRE LADY, THE. Ballad 0. 1739.
WO'MAN OF THE NIGHT, A. Dr. Sk. F.
G. Brooke and Dora Deane. Canning Town
Albert, August 7, 1905; Bow Pal., June 14,
1909.
WOMAN OF THE PEOPLE, THE. D. 4 a.
Benjamin Webster. Liverpool Amphitheatre,
February 17, 1877; Olympic, August 5, 1878.
WOMAN OF THE WORLD, A. Surrey,
November 22, 1858.
WOMAN OF THE WORLD. A. C 3 a. J.
Stirling Coyne. Olympic, February 17, 1868.
WOMAN OF THE WORLD, A. C. 3 a. Adap.
by B. C. Stephenson from Oscar Blumenthal's
" Der Probepfeil." Hay., February 4, 1886.
WOMAN OF THE WORLD. A. Melo-d. Laun-
celot Usher. Boscombe Grand, ^larch 1, 1900
(C.P.).
WOMAN OF THE WORLD, A. D. 4 a. Tom
Terris. Lyric, June 13. 1903 (C.P.).
WOMAN OF THE WORLD, THE. D. 2 a.
Adap. fr. tale of that name by Lady Clara
Cavendish. Queen's T., November 13, 1858.
WOMAN OUTWITTED, A. D. 3 a. D. M.
Henry and Edwin Drew. Novelty, November
16, 1886.
WOMAN OUTWITTED, A Sk. Greenwich
Palace, October 21, 1907.
''THE STAGE" CYCLOPJEDJA.
491
WOMAN PAYS, THE. D. 4 a. Arthur Shir-
ley and Sutton Vane. Brighton Eden T.,
Augu,st 4, 19U2.
WOMAN TAVS. THE. P. 3 a. Hairy A.
Spurr. Hull 'l':K., May '.iO, 1904.
WOMAN PAYS, THE. P. Fi;uik M. Tlinrne.
Gateshead Metropale, July 18, 19u7 ; Wakefleld
O.K., Augu.st 'I, JUU".
WOMAN lU'LES. Advertised among a list
of plays printed for Richard Bentley and M
Magnes. (Before 1814.)
WOMAN RULES THE WORLD. P. 5 a. John
Douglass. Maceleslleld T.R., September 3, 1903
(C.P.).
WOMAN SCORNED, A. D. 4 a. Wallace
Pringle. Workington T.R., October 10, 1898.
WOMAN TAMER; OR, HOW TO BE
I HAPPY THOUGH MARRIED, THE. T. Neville
Doone. Brompton Hoi;pital, March 10, 189C ;
Crystal Palace, April 6, 1903.
WOMAN THAT GA.MBLES, THE. D. 4 a.
, S. Buchanan Rogerson. (Orig. prod, at Old-
' ham Colosseum T., January 29, 1900.) Poplar
Prince's, July 2, 1906.
WOMAN THAT WAS A CAT, THE. Meta-
morphosical Sk. 1 a. Princess's, October, 18.59.
WOMAN TRIUMPHANT. C. 1 a. Publ. by
S. French, Limited.
WOMAN TURN'D BULLY. C. Anon. Dukt
of York, 1675.
WOMAN WHO GAMBLES, THE. D. 4 a.
S. B. Rogerson. Oldham Colosseum, January
29, 1907; Poplar Prince's, July 2, 1907.
WOMAN WHO NEVER COMES, THE. P.
Mrs. M. Sheldon. Bayswater Bijou, Novembei
7, 1901.
WOMAN WHO SINNED, THE. Dom. D.
4 a. Augusta Tullock. See Judith.
WOMAN WHO WAS BORED, THE. C. 1 a.
Mrs. Chas. Sugden. Aflap. fr. Paul Bilhaud's
L'ne Femme Qui s'Ennuie. Bournemouth Win-
ter Gardens, November 21, 1905.
WOMAN WHO WAS DEAD, THE. D. 4 a.
J. W. Saibben Clare. Dundee Gaiety, March
1(5, 1908; Stratford T.R., May 29, 1908.
WOMAN WHO WOOED WHILE THE
WE.\LTH WOBBLED, THE. F. Sk. Quenton
Ashlyn. Queen's H., December 13, 1897.
WOMAN WILL HAVE HER WILL, A. C.
Entered on the Stationers' Books by W. White.
August 3, 1601.
WOMAN WILL HAVE HER WILL. P. Wm.
Haughton. Ptd. IGIO.
WOMAN WORTH WINNING, A. D. 4 a.
-A. B. Mackay. Llanelly R.T., September i-t,
1906; Straitford R.T., October 28, 1907.
WOMAN'S A RIDDLE. C. C. Bullock.
L.I.F., 1716. Pr. 1718.
WOMAN'S A WEATHERCOCK. C. Nath.
Field. Ac. before the King at Whitehall ana
in the Whitefriars, 1612.
WOMAN'S CAPRICE. Ca. 1 a. Adap. by
H. M. Lewis. P.O.W., April 13, 1895.
WOMAN'S CONQUESl, A. T. C. Edward
Howard. Theatre in Dorset G.arden.s, 1677.
WOMAN'S DECEIT; OR, THE SHADOW OF
A LIFE, A. P. 1 a. H. 0. Aylnier. Glasgow
R., February 26, 1903.
WOMAN'S DEVOTION; OR, A WOMAN
WITH A PAST, A. M. 4 a. G. A. De Grey.
Walsall T.R., November 4, 1903; Plymouth
Grand, December 19, 1904; Islington Grand.
April 17, 1905.
WOMAN'S ERROR, A. Mus. D. Miss Ida
Glen. Shrewsbury T.R., May 1, 1876.
WOMAN'S ERROR, A. Melo-d. 4 a. J. K.
Murray. Manchester St. James', February 28,
1898.
WOMAN'S FAITH, A. D. 3 a. By the
author of The Mumiuy. Lyceum Playbill, No-
vember 'i, 1855.
WOMAN'S EOLLY, A. P. 4 a. Percy Sandl-
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WO.MAN'S FREAK. C. Miss A. Thompson.
Chester M.H., December 15, 1882.
WOMAN FRIEND, A. Playlet. A. E. Halli-
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WOMAN'S GUILT, A. D. 3 a. Bernard
Copping. Novelty, October 12, 1896.
WOMAN'S HEART. C. Orig. prod, at Bos-
ton, U.S.A. Richmond T.R., July 11, 1881.
WOMAN'S HEART, A. Play. 1 a. R. S.
Warren Bell. Surrey, December 17, 1897.
WOMAN'S HERITAGE, THE. D.E. 1 a.
Ralph Roberts. Margate T.R., July 7, 1902.
WOMAN'S HONOUR, A. Epis. 1 a. Bert
Danson. Middleosex M.H., February 11, 1907.
WOMAN'S IDOL. D. 4 a. .Chas. Daly and
Francis Raphael. Margate T.R., July 29, 1S91.
WOMAN'S JUDGMENT, A. P. 2 a. Bernard
Tweedale. Sydenham Public H., February 1,
1902.
WOMAN'S LAW, THE. P, Anon. Ent. on
the books of the Stationers' Co., November
20, 1652. N.p.
WOMAN'S LOVE. G. H. B. Rodwell. 1831.
WOMAN'S LOVE. D. Adap. fr. La Dame
aux Cameliaa Oy Mi.vs Alleyn. Manchester
Prince's T., August 22, 1881.
WnOuMANS LOVE. See Art and Artifice.
WOMAN'S LOVE, A. D. 4 a. F. W. Bird.
Woolwich T.R., Mi^rch 10, 1890.
WOMAN'S LOVE, A. D. 1 a. H. Woodville.
Vaudeville, March 16, 1899.
WOMAN'S LOVE, A. Dom. D. 5 sc. Nita
Rae. Munca.ster Bootle, June 22, 1908.
WOMAN'S LOVE; OR, KATE WYNSLEY,
THE COTTAGE GIRL. D. 2 a. Tho. Egerton
Wilks. Royal Victoria T., April 12, 1841.
WOMAN'S LOVE; OR, THE GIPSY'S VEN-
GEANCE. D. Henry Cleveland. Elephant and
Castle, May 8, 1S75.
WOMAN'S MASTERPIECE. P. Anon. Ent.
on the books of the Stationers' Co. November
29, 1653. N.p.
WOMAN'S MISTAKEN, THE. C. Drew and
Davenport. Ent. on the books of the Sta-
tioners' Co., Stipteni'ber 9, 1653. N.p.
WOMAN'S PAST, A. D. 4 a. H. F. Hous-
den. Devonport Metropole, January 19, 1905,
Aldershot R., June 2, 1905; Greenwich Carlton,
March 26, 1906.
WOMAN'S PERIL; OR, SAVED FROM
DEATH, A. D. 3 a. W. E. Suter and A.
Crofte. Victoria, July 23, 1877.
WOMAN'S PLACE, A. C. Beaumont and
Fletcher. 1047.
WOMAN S PLOT, THE. C. Philip Massinger.
Ac. at Court, 1621. Destroyed by Warburton's
servant. See Veri/ Woman.
WOMAN'S POWER; OR. MORE SINNEl.
AGAINST THAN SINNING, A. D. 4 a. Few-
lass Llewellvn and Arthur Bawtree. Bays-
water Bijou. Feibruary 24, 1902 (C.P.).
WOMAN'S PRIZE; OR, THE TAMER
TAMED, THE. C. Beaumont and Fletcher.
1633.
WOMAN'S PROPER PLACE. Duol. Wilton
Jones and Gertrude Warden. St. James's, June
29, 1896; Birmingham T.R., October 5, 1896.
WOMAN'S REASON. A. 3 a. Chiis. H. E.
Brookfleld and F. E. Philips. Shaftesbury, De-
cember 27, ls95.
492
''THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
WOMAN'S REPUTATION, A. Sk. Middle-
sex, May 22, 1908.
WOMAN'S REVENGE, A. D. Leopold Jor-
dan. Ladbroke Hall, March 18, 1882.
WOMAN'S REVENGE, A. D. 4 a. Henry
Pettitt. Adelphi, July 1, 1893.
WOMAN'S REVENGE, A; OR, A MATCH
IN NEWGATE. C. 3 a. C. Bullock. L.I.F.,
1715.
WOMAN'S REVOLT, A. Sk. W. L. Court-
ney. Palace, July 7, 1909.
WOMAN'S RIGHTS. Bouffonerie. M. by
F. Marchant. Britannia, April 3, 187C.
WOMAN'S RIGHTS. Ca. 1 a. T. A. Palmer.
Douglas, Isle of Man, Grand, August, 1882.
WOMAN'S RIGHTS. C. 1 a. J. Sackville
Martin. Rochdale T.R., March 23, 1908:
Coronet, June 14, 1909.
WOMAN'S SACRIFICE, A. D. fa. Alice
Chaplin. Adapt, iv. French of Victor Hugo.
St. George's Hall, June 3, 1899.
WOMAN'S SECRET, A. CD. 4 a. Mrs. E.
Argent-Lnnergan. Watford Clarendon H., May
9, 1894 (C.P.).
WOMAN'S SHAME, A. D. 4 a. Fred Jar-
man. Dublin Queen's T., January 18, 1907.
WOMAN'S SILENCE, A. Rom. M.D. 8 a
Connie Meadows. Leith New T.R., November
26, 1904 (C.P.).
WOMAN'S SIN; OR, ON THE VERGE, A.
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Dobell. Wolverhampton T.R., March 10, 1888 ;
Sadler's Wells, July 21, 1888.
WOMAN'S TEARS, A. Arthur Bourchier.
Adap. fr. the French. Comedy, June 27, 1890.
WOMAN'S TOO HARD FOR HIM, THE. C.
Anon. Ac. at Court, 1621. N.p.'
WOMAN'S TRAGEDY, A. P. H. Cheitle.
1598.
WOMAN'S TRIALS. D. 3 a. D.L., Novem-
ber 27, 1839.
WOMAN'S TRUST. D. E. Towers. Pavilion,
September 2, 1872.
WOMAN'S TRUTH, A. Dom. D. 5 a. Walter
Reynolds. Nottinsham Grand T., December
24, 1S86 ; Standard, July 4, 1887.
WOMAN'S VENGEANCE, A. D. 5 a. Frank
Harvey. Adapt, fr. the French. Standard,
May 28, 1888.
WOMAN'S VENGEANCE, A. D. Prol. and
3 a H. Swinerd. Woolwich R. Artillery.
November 15, 1889.
WOMAN'S VENGEANCE, A. Duo. Miss
Clara Saville Clarke St. George's H., Decem-
ber 19, 1892.
WOMAN'S VICTORY, A. CD. Robert Dcd-
son. Comedy, July 8, 1885.
WOMAN'S VICTORY, A. Melo-d. 5 a. W.
A. Brabner. Pavilion, August 19, 1895.
WOMAN'S WAR. Rom. P. 4 a. QeraM
Holcroft. Adapt, fr. the French. Aldershot
T. Royal, July 14, 1902.
WOMAN'S WAY, A. Ca. 1 a. Ernest Hider
Godbold. Redditch Public H., February 14, 1901.
WOMAN'S WAY, A. Sk. E<lith Wheeler.
Belfast V/ellington Minor H., December 4, 1903.
WOMAN'S WAY, A. Sk. Mollie Laney.
Manchester Hipp., July 20, 1908.
WOMAN'S WAY, A. C. 3 a.~ T. Buchanan.
Hay., April 16, 1909 (C.P.).
WOMAN'S WHIM, A. D. Prol. and 3 a.
Walter Stephens. St. George's H., December
2, 1867.
WOMAN'S WILES. C. 1 a. Wm. Young.
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ton T.R., Novemiber 26, 1907.
WOMAN'S WILL— A RIDDLE. CD. 3 a.
M. by Davey. Pr. 1815. Lyceum playbiU, July
20, 1820.
WOMAN'S WIT. 3 a. Mrs. Adams Acton.
Sunnyside, Langford Place, Abbey Road, N.W.,
July 20, 1893.
WOMAN'S WIT; OR, LOVE'S DISGUISES
D. J. Sheridan Knowles. C.G., May 23, 1838.
WOMAN'S WIT; OR, THE LADY IN
FASHION. C. Colley Cibber. T.R., 1697.
WOMAN'S WORLD. C. 3 a. J. P. Hurst.
Court, December 8, 1896.
WOMAN'S WRONGS. Ca. 1 so. A. M.
Heathcote. Toole's, September 12, 1887.
WOMEN AND MEN. C 3 a. Augustus
Dubourg. Manchester T.R., May 22, 1871.
WOMEN ARE SO SERIOUS. C. 3 a. Bran-
don Thomas. Adapt, fr. Pierre Wolff's P.
Celles qu'on Respecte. Court, May 31, 1901.
WOMEN, BEWARE WOMEN. T. Thofl.
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WOMEN OF LONDON. Melo^i. 4 a. Harold
Whyte. Peckham Crown, April 1, 1901.
WOMEN PLEASED. T.C. Beaumont and
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Pr. 1778.
WOMEN'S CONQUEST, A. T.C. by E.
Howard. Ac. at Duke of York's, 1671.
WON AT LAST. CD. 3 a. Wybert Reeve.
Scarborough T.R., September 13, 1869; Charing
Croas, October 30, 1869.
WON BY A HEAD. C 3a. Tom Taylor.
Queen's, March 29, 1869.
WON BY A HEAD. D. 5 a. C. A. Claxke.
Woolwich T.R., September 5, 1887.
WON BY A NECK. D. Chas. Horsman.
Exeter T.R., August 16, 1879.
WON BY HONOURS. D.C 4 a. Mis,s Annie
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Comedy, July 12, 1882.
WON BY WAITING. Ca. Miss Queenie
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WON BY WIT. O. 1 a. Florence Atten-
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WON NOT WOED. Poetical D. Adam
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WONDER, THE. C. Lyceum Playbill, Oc-
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May, 1868.
WONDER; A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET,
THE. C. 3 a. Mrs. Susanna Centlivre (prob-
ably fr. Spanisih original). D.L., April 27, 1714.
WONDER, AN HONEST YORKSHIREMAN.
THE. Bal. 0. Henry Carey. D.L., 1735.
WONDER OF A KINGDOM, THE. T.C.
Thos. Dekker. 1636.
WONDER OF A WOMAN, THE. P. Anon.
Ac. October 15, 1595. N.p.
WONDER OF WOMEN; OR, THE TRAGE-
DIE OF SOPHONISBA. John Marston. Black-
friars. Pr. 1606; re-pr. 1856.
WONDERFUL COUSIN, THE. O. M. by
Offenbach. Brighton T.R., August 18, 1874.
WONDERFUL CURE, A. F. 1 a. Publ. by
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■WONDERFUL DUCK, THE. O.-bo. 3 a.
Transl. by Chas. Lamb. Kerney. Opera Com.,
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"THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
493
WONDERFUL VISIT, A. Dramatised by
H. 8. WelLs from his novel of the same name.
Hastings Gaiety, April 8, 189C.
WONDERFUL WOMAN, A. CD. 2 a. Geo.
Dance. Lyceum, May 24, 1849.
WONDERFUL WOMAN, A. Rom. costume
C. 3 a. (F. ou the orig. P. by George Dance
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WONDERFUL YEAR. C. Dekker. 1603.
WONDER-WORKER, THE. 3 a. Stuart
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WONDER-WORKER, THE. Comic O. E.
Cadman. M. by A. W. Ketelby. Fulham
Grand, October 8, 1900.
WONDERS IN THE SUN; OR, THE KING-
DOM OF BIRDS. C.A. T. D'Urfey. Queen's
T., Hay., April 5, 1706.
WONDERS OF DERBYSHIRE, THE. Pant.
Anon. D.L., 1779.
WOOD DEMON, THE. Grecian, December
24, 1873.
WOOD DEMON; OR, THE CLOCK HAS
STRUCK, THE. Rom. Melo-d. M. G. Lewis.
D.L., April 1, 1807.
WOOD NYMPH, THE. Cantata. Sir W.
Sterndale Bennett. (1816-75.)
WOODBARROW FARM. C. 3 a. Jerome K.
Jerome. Comedy, June 18, 1888; Vaudeville,
January 13, 1891.
WOODCOCK'S LITTLE GAME. C.F. 2 a.
J. M. Morton. St. James's. October 6, 1864.
WOODEN SHOE, THE. M.P. 1 a. Rita
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WOODEN SPOON, THE. Oa. Gilbert Bur-
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WOODEN SPOONMAKER, THE. Dom. D.
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WOODEN WEDDING, A. C. 1 a. Rupert
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WOODGIRL, THE. 0. Weber, 1800. See
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WOODLAND PICNIC. C. 1 a. W. Reeve.
WOODMAN. THE. CO. 3 a. Rev. Hejiry
Bate Dudley. Pr. 1791. CG., Seiptember 23,
1809.
WOODMAN'S HUT, THE. MeJo-d. Rom. 3 a.
W. H. Arnold. M. by Horn. D.L., April 12,
1814; Lyceum playbill, September 22, 1817.
WOOIVMAN'S SPELL, THE. D. 1 a. Publ.
by 8. French, Ltd.
WOODSTOCK. Pocock. See The White
Rose.
WOODVIL. T. Lamb. Pr. 1802. See John
Woodvil.
WOOER, THE. Int. Geo. Puttenham. Be-
fore 1814. N.p.
WOOING A WIDOW. COa. 1 a. Walter
Parke. Ladbroke H., December 17, 1903.
WOOING A WIDOW; OR, LOVE UNDER A
LAMP POST. C B. Bernard. Strand, Novem-
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WOOING AND WAITING. CO. 1 a. E.
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1895.
WOOING BY WIRE. C 1 a. Ernest Bel-
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WOOING IN JEST AND LOVING IN
EARNEST. D. 1 a. Adolphus C. Trouglitoii.
Strand, November 1, 1858.
WOOING OF DEATH, THE. P. Henry
Chuttle. 1599. N.p.
WOOING ONE'S WIFE. F. 1 a. J. M.
Morton. Olympic, October 21, 1861.
WOOL. D 5 a. Henry Linden. Liverpool
T.R., September 9, 1878.
WOOL GATHERING. F. 2 a. D.L., January
6, 1820.
WOOL GATHERING. A. Longridge. Adapt,
fr. Kotzebue's Die Zerstreuten. St. George's
H., June 26, 1888.
WORCESTER FIGHT. D. Epis. Maurice
Delton and Ernest Genet. St. George's H.,
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WORCESTER SAUCE ; OR, A MAN AND A
BROTHER. F. Worcester Amateur Dramatic
Club. April 20, 1872.
WORD FOR J^ATURE, A. C. Richard Cum-
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WORD OF HONOUR. C SkefQngton. 1802.
N.p.
WORD OF HONOUR. THE. C. 3 a. John
Gait. Pr. 1814.
WORD OF HONOUR; A JERSEY LOVE
STURV, THE. D. 3 a. Paul Meritt. Grecian
T., October 22, 1874.
WORD TO THE WISE, A. C Hugh Kelly.
C.G., D.L., 1770.
WORDS MADE VISIBLE; OR, GRAMMAR
AND RHETORIC ACCOMMODATED TO THE
LIVES AND MANNERS OF MEN. 2 parte.
Samuel Shaw. 1679.
WORK AND WAGES. D. 5 a. Wm.
Bourne. Hanley T.R., January 27, 1890; Pav,,
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WORKE FOR CUTLERS; OR, A MERRY
DIALOGUE BETWEENE SWORD, RAPPIER.
AND DAGGEH. Int. Anon. Act. In a show-
room in the University of Cambridge. 1615.
WOIRK GIRL, THE. D. Pro. and 4 a. Geo.
Conquest and Arthur Shirley. Surrey, April
15, 18«5.
WORK GIRL, THE. Sk. F. oa the D.
Eustou, June 14, 1909.
WORK OF MERCY, A. CD. 3 a. P.
Racer. Ladbroke Hall, April 8, 1892.
WORKBOX, THE. Ca. 1 a. Tom Craven.
Worcester T.R., October 31, 1890; Weymouth
T.R., July 9, 1891.
WORKBOX, THE. P. 1 a. Royalty,
November 8, 1902.
WORKHOUiSE, THE. P. 1 a. D. Shlitzer-
Beaumont fl., E., June 14, 1909.
WORKHOUSE, THE PAL.\CE, AND THE
GiRAVE. Britannia, December 6, 1858.
WORKHOUSE WARD, THE. P. 1 a. Lady
Gregory. Dublin Abbey, April 20, 1908; Court,
June 8, 1909.
WORKING MAN, THE. Story of factory
life. 4 a. H. Hardy. Oldham Colosseum,
July 10, 1890.
WORKMAN, THE. D. S a. Edward
Towers. Pav., October 9, 1880.
WORKMAN; OR, THE SHADOW ON THE
HEARTH, THE. D. 5 a. Frank Harvey.
Sunderland T.R., May 10, 1880,- Olympic, July
IS. 1881.
494
''Tlin STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
WORKMAN OF PARIS, THE. Adelphi.
December, 1864.
WORKMAN'S KONOUR, A. P. 3 a. Liver-
pool Star, May 5, 1905.
WORKMAN'S WIFE, THE. CD. Liverpool
T.R., April 26, 1875.
WORLD, THE. Formerly belonged to the
Cockpit Theatre.
WORLD, THE. C. 4 a. Jame« Kenny.
D.L., March 31, 1808; D.L., June 1, 1815.
WORLD, THE. C. James Kenney. Ac. at
D.L. Pr. 1808.
WORLD, THE. D. 5 a. P. Meritt, H.
Pettitt, and Aug. Harris. D.L.. July 31, 1880;
Princess's February 24, 1894.
WORLD AGAINST HER, THE. D. 5 a.
Frank Harvey. Preston T.R., January 11,
1887; Grand, August 1, 1887; Surrey, July 2,
1888.
WOBiLD AND HIS WIPE, THE. P. 3 a.
Cha«. Fredk. Nirdlinger. Adap. fr. El Gran
Galeits, (by Jose Echegary (orig. prod. Bir-
mingham, December 9, 1908, under title of
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WORLDE AND THE CHILDE, THE. Anon.
1522.
WORLD AND THE STAGE, THE. D. 3 a.
J. P.algrave Simpson. Hay., March 12, 1859.
WORLD AND THE WOMAN, THE. Do. D.
4 a. Lillian CJare Cassidy. Newcastle Pal.,
May 11, 1908; Hammersmith Lyric, March 10,
1909.
WORLD AS IT GOiES; OR, A PARTY AT
MONTPELLIER, THE. C. Mrs. Cowley.
C.G., 1781.
WORLD AS IT GOES; OR, HONESTY THE
BEST POLICY. F. J. H. Colls. Norwich T.,
1792; Wolverhampton T.
WORLD AS IT WAGS, THE. T. S. Moore.
Cheaterfield, December 1, 1792.
WORLD IN A VILLAGE, THE. C. John
O'Keefe. C.G., 1793.
WORLD IN THE MOON, THE. Mask. B.
Jonson. 1620.
WORLD IN THE MOON, THE. D. C. C.
Elkanah Settle. Dorset Garden, 1G98.
WORLD OF FASHION, THE. C. 3 a.
John 0.\enford. Olympic, April 17, 1862.
WORLD OF SILEJJOE, THE. Dr. Sk. L.
Mortimer and P. Wilson. Sadler's Wells, June
13, 1898.
WORLD OF SIN, THE. D. 4 a. Walter
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WORLD OF TROUBLE IN A LOCKET, A.
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WRECKED, BUT NOT LOST. D. f
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1-867.
WRECKED IN LONDON. D. 4 a. Geo.
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WRECKER, THE. Nautical D. Frederick
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1878.
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WRITING-DESK ; OR, YOUTH IN DAN-
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WRITTEN IN SAND. C. 1 a. F. W.
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WRONGS OF (POLAND. Victoria, February
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XIMENA: OR, THE HEROIC DAUGHTER.
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XIMENES. T. Percival Sto<-kdale. 1788.
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YORKSHIRE GHOST, THE. C. 5 a. By
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YORKSHIRE LASS, A. D. 4 a. J. Wilton
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YOU AND I. M.F. Seymour Hicks.
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YOU CAN'T MARRY YOUR GRAND-
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YOU MAY LIKE IT OR LET IT ALONE.
Afterpiece. Lord DelavaJ's private T. 1791.
YOU MUST BE BURIED. C. Extrav. 1
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YOU MUSTN'T LAUGH. F.C. 3 a. Fr. the
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YOU NEVER CAN TELL. P. 3 a. G. Bex-
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YOU NEIVER KNOW. F. Absurdity. 3 a.
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YOUNG ACTRESS, THE. Dion Boucicautt.
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YOUNG ADMIRAL, THE. T.C. James
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YOUNG APPRENTICE; OR. THE WATCH-
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YOUNG BURGLAR, THE. P. 1 a. Ken-
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YOUNG COUPLE, THE. F. Mies Pope.
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YOUNG COUPLES. Ca. 2 a. J. H. John-
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YOUNG DICK WHITTINGTON. Burl. Ex-
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YOUNG FRA DIAVOLO, THE TERROR OF
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Novemiber 18, 1878.
YOUNG HUS.BANDS. C. 2 a. J. Dajy.
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YOUNG HUSSAR; OR, LOVE AND MERCY,
THE. Op. piece. W. Dimond. D.L., 1807.
YOUNG HYPOCRITE, THE. C. Transl.
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YOUNG KING; OR, THE MISTAKE, THE.
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YOUNG LAD PROM THE COUNTRY. A. F.
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YOUNG MAN IN GREEN; OR, THE VOL-
UNTEER REVIEW, THE. F. T. J. Williams.
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YOUNG MAN OF THE PERIOD, THE. F.
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YOUNG MR. YARDE. F.C. 3 a. Harold
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YOUNG MRS. WINTHROP. C. 4 a. Bron-
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YOUNG MOTHER, THE. CD. 1 a. Chas.
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YOUNG PRETENDER, THE. Ca. James
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YOUNG IROECRUIT, THE. Pavilion, Novem-
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YOUNG WIDOW, THE. P. 1 a. J. T. G.
Rodwell. ' Adelphi T., November 1, 1824.
YOUNG WIFE, A. C. 4 a. A. Lubimoff.
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YOUNG WIVES AND OLD HUSBANDS.
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Rose D'Evelyn. Dulwich Imperial H., January
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Paris Palais Royal, September, 1853; St.
James's, June 26, 1890.
YOURS, OR MINE? M.E. Tobin. C.G.,
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YOURS TILL DEATH. D. 4 a. Mortimer
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YOUTH. Morality. Anon. 1549.
YOUTH. D. 8 tab. Pan) Meritt and
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YOUTH, LOVE, AND FOLLY. F. 1 a D.L.,
March 1, 1855.
YOUTH. LOVE, AND FOLLY; OR, THE
LITTLE JOCKEY. CO. 2 a. W. Dimond.
D.L., 1805.
YOUTH'S COMEDY; OR, THE SOUL'S
TRYALS AND TRIUMPHS. By the author of
Youth's Tragedy. 1680.
YOUTH'S GLORY AND DEATH'S BAN-
QUET. T. 2 parts Duchess of Newcastle.
1662.
YOUTH'S TRAGEDY. Dr. Poem. T. S.
1671.
YOUTHFUL DAYS OF GIL BLAS, THE.
O.D. 2 a. Oondeneed ver. of Gil Bias. Lyceum
playbill, September 6, 1822.
YOUTHFUL MARTYRS OF ROME. Oakley.
1856.
YOUTHFUL QUEEN; OR, CHRISTINE OF
SWEDEN, THE. C. 2 a. Chas. Shajinon.
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YULE LOG, THE. F. 1 a. Ben Webster,
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YVETTE. M.P. without words. 4 a. M.
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YVETTE. Ver. 5 a. Pierre Berton, of Guy
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YVONNE. D. Kyrle Bellew. Richmond
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YZD.RA. T. 3 a. Louis V. Ledoux. Wynd-
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i
ZAIRE. T. Voltaire. 1733. See Zara.
ZAIRE. 0. Winter. 1815.
ZAIS. O. 4 a. and Pro. Ranieau. Febru-
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ZAMEO. M.D. Victoria, October, 1834.
ZAMEiT; OR, BONNIE BOHEMIA. D. 4 a.
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ZAMPA. O. Harold. 1791-1833 (Paris, 1831).
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ZAMPA. English ver. of Harold's opera.
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ZAMPA; OR, THE BUCKANEER AND THE
LITTLE DEAR. Burl. T. F. Plowman. Court,
October 2, 1872.
ZAMPA; OR, THE CRUEL CORSAIR AND
THE MARBLE MAID. Burl. J. F. M'Ardle.
Liverpool P.O.W., October 9, 1876.
ZANA. D. 4 a. G. W. Appleton. Croydon
T.R., March 16, 1885.
Z.iNA; OR, THE PRIDE OF THE ALHAM-
BRA. D. 3 a. Britannia, September 19, 1870.
ZANETTA. 0. Auber. 1840.
ZANETTO. 0. Mascagni. F. on Francois
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St. James's, Decemiber 8, 1908.
ZANGA. D. Victoria, August 22, 1877.
ZANGJRIDE. Speic. D. Hull Queen's T., July
16, 1868.
ZANONE; OR, THE DEY AND THE
KNIGHT. Fantastical 0. 3 a. Sydney Cubitt
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Rooms, November 8, 1899.
ZAPFENSTREIOH. D. 4 a. F. A. Beyerlein.
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Great Queen Street, January 11, 1905.
ZAPHIRA. T. Francis Gentleman. Bath.
1754.
ZAPOLYA. T. Coleridge. 1817. Fd. on
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ZAPPHIRA. T. 3 a. Anon. 1792.
ZARA. T. Transl. fr. Voltaire's Zaire. By
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ZARAH, THE GIPSY. Rom. D. 2 a. Geo.
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ZARTLIOHEN VERW.\NDTEN, DIE. C.
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24, 1900; Great Queen Street T., December 11,
1903.
ZAUBERFLOTE, DIE. 0. Mozart. Sep-
tember 30, 1791; D.L., March 25, 1814. Lib.
by E. Schikaneder. Although actually wr. be-
fore La Clemanza, Mozart's last work.
ZAZA. P. 5 a. David Belasco. Fr. Pierre
Barton and Chas. Simon's P. Paris Vaudeville,
May 12, 1S98 ; Garrick, April 16, 1900.
ZAZA. 0. 4 a. Ruggiero Leoncavallo. F.
on Fifi. (Milan Liric, Novemiber 10, 1900.)
Coronet, April 30, 1909.
ZELICA. O. 2 a. S. R. Phllpot. Fr. Moore's
Lalla Rookh. Brixton Gresham Hall, December
17, 1890.
ZELIDA. T. T. Horde, jun. (Oxford.) 1772.
ZELIDA; OR, THE PIRATES. CO. 3 a.
Henry Siddons. 1799. N.p.
ZELINDA. C. Calini. 1772.
ZELINDOR. 0. F. Rebel and F. Francoeur.
1745.
ZELMA ; OR, AN INDIAN'S LOVE. D. 1 a.
E. "NeWbound. Britannia, Deceimiber 13, 1876.
ZELMA; OR, WILL 0' THE WISP. Dram.
Rom. Meyers. C.G., April 17, 1792.
ZELMANE ; OR, THE CORINTHIAN QUEEN.
T. Mountfort. L.I.F., 1705.
ZELMIRA. O. Rossdni. Naples, December,
1821 ; King's T., January 24, 1824.
ZEiLOTYPUiS. Latin C Anon. MS. pre-
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ZEMBUCA; OR, THE NET-MAKER AND
HIS WIFE. Dram. Rom. 2 a. Pocock. C.G.,
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ZEMIRE ET AZOR. O. Marmontel. M. by
Gretry, December IC, 1771.
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499
ZKMIRR ET AZOR. O. Spohr. (1784-1859.)
April 4, 1819.
ZEiNO. Latin V. Simon. Ac. at Cambridge,
1630-1.
ZENOBIA. O. Nicola. Sala, 1701.
KEiNOBIA. P. Ac. at Rase T., 1591.
ZENOBIA. O. Piccini. San Carlos, 1758.
ZENOBIA. T. Arthur Murphy. D.L., 1768.
ZENOBIA. O. John Hoole. 1800.
ZENOBIA. T. William Russell (Before
1814.) N.p.
ZENOBIA IN PAiLMIRA. 0. Leo. Naples,
1725.
ZEPHYR. C. 4 a. Mrs. Bernard Wishaw.
Avenue, March 3, 1801.
ZERAGO; OR, THE WILD TRIBE OF THE
MOUNTAIN TORRENT. D. 3 a. Tunbridge
Wells T.R., May 24, 1869.
ZERLINE. 0. Auber. 1851.
ZILLAH. D. 5 a. Palgrave Simpson and
Claude Templar. Lyceum, August 2, 1879.
ZILPHA. Rom. D. 4 a. Waltqr H. Jack-
son. Brentford Beach's H., February 24, 1887.
ZIMMERADSKI. P. 3 a. James Creed
Meredith. Dublin Coffee Palace Concert H.,
October 21, 1896.
ZIMRI. Oral. Hawkesworth. M. by Stan-
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ZINGARA; OR, THE GIPSY, LA. Burla.
Marylebone Gardens, August 21, 1773.
ZINGARO. P. 1 a. Japanese ver. of
Fifdmalion and Galatea. Coronet (mat.), May
21, 1900.
ZINGIS. T. Alex. Dow. D.L., December
17, 1768.
ZION. Cantata. N*. W. Gade. (June, 1817.)
ZOBEIDE. T. Joseph Cradock. M. by J.
A. Fisher. C.G., iDecember .11, 1771.
ZOLA THE TRUTH SEEKER. D. 4 a. in
Yiddish. Nalium Racknow. M. by Ferdinand
Staub. Standard, August 9, 1898.
ZOLFARA. LA. The first 2 a. of a Sicilian
D. in 3 a. Giuuli Scnople. Shaftesbury, Fehru-
ary 7, 19U8.
ZOO, THE. M. Novelty. R. Rowe. M. by
Arthur Sullivan. t>i. James's, June 5, 1875.
ZORAIDA. T. William Hodson. D.L., De-
cember 13, 1779.
ZORAIDE DI GRANATA. O. Donizetti.
1822.
ZORIADA. O. Lib. by W. E. Unwin. M.
by R. Pickel. Sidcup P.H., January 9, 1891.
ZORINSKI. 3 a. Thos. Morton. Hay., June
20, 1795.
ZOROASHAR; OR, THE SPIRIT OF THE
STAR. Egyptian tale of Enchantment. M. by
Cooke. D.L., April 21, 1824.
ZOROASTRE. 0. 5 a. Rameau. December
5, 1749.
ZOROASTREiS, THE TmAGEDY OF. Wr. by
the Right Hon. the late Earl of Orrery, 1676.
An early copy in MS., Sloane, 1828.
ZULIEMAN; OR, LOVE AND PENITENCE.
M.D. 3 a. Bath, March 12, 1814. N.p.
ZULMA, LA. P. 4 a. P. Kester. South
Shields Royal, June 5, 1905.
ZULU WAR; OR, THE FIGHT FOR THE
QUEEN'S COLOURS, THE. D. 4 a. Butler
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ZUMA. T. Transl. fr. the French by Thos.
Rodd. 1800.
ZUMA; OR. THE TREE OF HEALTH. P.
3 a. T. Dibdin. C.G., February 21, 1818.
ZWEI GLUCKLICHE TAGE. F.C. 4 a. F.
von Schonthan and G. Kadelburg. Great
Queen Street, January 24, 1905.
ZWEI WAPPEN. C. 4 a. 0. Blumenthal
and G. Kadelburg. Great Queen Street, March
17, 1905.
ZWILLINGSBRUDER, DIE. M.F. Schubert.
1797-1828.
ZWILLINGSSOHWESTER, DIE (orig. o*
The Twin Sister, Duke of York's). C. 4 a.
L. Fulda. Royalty, November 16, 1903.
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LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.
Addenbrooke, Dr. H. H.,
Rockingham, Sparkhill, Birmingham.
Alexander, George,
St.James's Theatre, King Street, S.W.
Applin, Arthur,
3, Artillery Mansions, Westminster.
AsHwELL, Miss Lena,
36, Grosvenor Street, London, S.W.
Askew, Claude,
2H, Portman Mansions, Gloucester
Place, W.
Baker, A. C.
Barnes, J. H.,
Green Room Club, London.
Bartlett, George,
48, St. George's Road, S.W.
Bartlett, J. J.,
12, Angel Road, Hammersmith, W.
Beecham, Joseph,
Royal Court Theatre, Warrington.
Bellew, Kyrle.
Benson, F. R.,
II, Henrietta Street, W.C.
Birmingham Amateur Opera Society,
Birmingham and Midland Institute,
Birmingham.
Blacklin, Richard James^Junr.,
West Hartlepool.
Blackmore, Herbert,
II, Garrick Street, W.C.
Blanche, Miss Ada,
" High Borgue," Malwood Road,
Balham Hill, London, S.W.
BoDiE, Walford,
" The Manor House," Macduff.
Boor, Frank,
21, Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.
Bowles, Benj,
I, Guildhall Chambers, London, E.C.
Box, Frederick G ,
Basingstoke.
Boyden, George,
" Herald" Office, Stratford-on-Avon.
Bradford Public Library.
Brereton, Austin.
Broadhead, Percy Baynham,
The Hippodrome, Manchester.
Bulloch, J. M.,
118, Pall Mall, S.W.
Bulmer, Feed,
Managers' Club, Savoy Mansions,
W.C.
Butler, Richard,
"The Referee," Victoria House,
Tudor Street, E.C.
Butt, Alfred,
Palace Theatre, W.
Caine, Hall,
2, Whitehall Court, S.W.
Carson, Lionel,
16, York Street, W.C.
Carte, D'Oyly, Mrs.,
Savoy Theatre, London.
Clarke, Harry Corson,
Lamb's Club, New York City, U.S.A.
Coffin, Charles Hayden.
Collingham, George Gervase,
33, St. Mary-at-Hill, London, E.C.
Compton, Edward,
I, Nevern Square, S.W.
Cooke, J. Y. F.,
51. Pall Mall, S.W.
CouLsoN, John,
Theatre Royal, South Shields.
Courtney, W. L., M.A., LL.D .
53, Gordon Square, W.C.
Cox, Roland Douglas,
22, Tavistock Street, W.C.
Craven, Arthur Scott,
6, Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
Cummings, Dr. Wm. H.,
Guildhall School of Music, Victoria
Embankment, E.C.
Curry, Joseph H.,
Prince of Wales's Theatre, Grimsby.
Curzon, Frank,
Prince of Wales's Theatre, London.
Cutler, Maurice H.,
10, Grafton Road, Acton, W.
Davey, Peter,
Royal County Theatre, Kingston-on-
Thames.
DORRILL, C. C,
The New Theatre, Oxford.
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Eldred, Arthur,
6i, Brixton Hill, S.W.
Eldridge, Watson,
"Ainsdale," Southport.
Emery, Edward,
329, East 145th Street, New York
City. U.S.A.
Esmond, H. V.
Fairbrother, Miss Sydney,
10, Hilldrop Crescent, N.
Fenn, Frederick,
I, Gray's Inn Square, W.C.
Fernald, C. B.,
London.
FisKE, Stephen,
Lotos Club, New York City, U.S.A.
Flinn, Madame Kate,
11, Henrietta Street, Cavendish
Square, W.
Forbes, Norman (Robertson),
Berkeley House, Hay Hill, London, W.
Free Reference Library,
King Street, Manchester.
Frohman, Daniel,
Lyceum Theatre, New York City,
U.S.A.
Galsworthy, John, .
14, Addison Road, W.
Garrick Club,
Garrick Street, W.C.
George, Miss Marie,
46, Ridgmount Gardens, W.C.
Gildard, F. Graham,
32., Queen's Gate, Dowanhill, Glas-
gow.
Grace, Alfred.
Graham, George.
Playgoers' Club, Clement's Inn,
Strand, W.C.
Gray, George,
Savage Club.
Gregor, Alex., M D.,
Tregear, Falmouth.
Grein, J. T.,
29, Mincing Lane, E.C.
Grinfield, Charles Theodore,
10, Ellenborough Park, Weston-
super-Mare.
Grossmith, Weedon,
I, Bedford Square, W.C.
GwENN, Edmund.
Hadley, Howard J.,
The National Amateur Operatic and
Dramatic Association, ^->„ Park
Avenue, Worcester.
Hallapd, C. M.,
26A, North Audley Street. W.
Harvey, J. Martin,
30, Avenue Road, Regent's Park.
Henwood, Roger,
33, London Road, Horsham.
Hewson, J. James,
Liverpool.
HoRNiMAN, Roy.
Jones, Henry Arthur,
Reform Club, London.
Kelly, W. W.,
Kelly's Theatre, Liverpool.
Kennedy, Charles Rann,
New York, U.S.A.
Kiddie, J. Gar,
Widnes.
King, T. A.,
Norwich.
Knape, John,
Tennyson Avenue, King's Lynn.
Lawrence, Boyle,
"The Standard " Office, Shoe Lane,
E.C.
Lawrence, W. J.,
Dublin.
Lester, Alfred,
Shaftesbury Theatre, W.
Lestocq, W.,
Globe Theatre, London.
LiNDON, Mark H.,
Theatre Royal, Stanley, co. Durham.
Locke, W. J.,
2, Carlyle Mansions, Cheyne Walk,
S.W.
LoNNoN, Miss Abe,
c/o Edwin N. Low's S.S. Agency.
1,123, Broadway, New York City,
U.S.A.
Loraine, Robert,
51A, Conduit Street, W.
Lowne, C. M.
LuMSDEN, Harry, LL.B.,
Glasgow.
Lynn, Neville.
" Thornleigh," Wealdstone, Harrow.
Mackay, a. B.,
No. I, Higson Street, Blackburn.
Mackey, Chalmers,
" Ashdale," Poulton-le-Fylde, Lanes.
Manchester Playgoers' Club.
Manners, Charles,
Moody-Manners Opera Co.'s Stores,
"The Hyde," Hendon. London,
N.W.
Marshall, Captain Robert,
3, Park Place, St. James's, S.W.
Maude, Cyril,
The Playhouse, London.
502
THE STAGE" CYCLOPEDIA.
May, Akerman,
Green Room Club, London.
Maynard, Horace W.,
Playgoers' Club, London.
McCarthy, Justin Huntly.
McKiNNEL, Norman.
McRae, Bruce,
"The Players," i6, Gramercy Park,
New York, U.S.A.
Metcalfe, James S.,
"Life" Office, 17, West Thirty-first
Street, New York City, U.S.A.
Mill, C. Watson,
" Rivington," Dragon Road, Harro-
gate.
Morley, Victor,
Green Room Club, New York, U.S.A.
Morritt, Miss Greta,
17, Southwell Gardens, S.W.
Morton, Michael.
Moss, Sir H. Edward,
Middleton Hall, Gorebridge, Mid-
lothian, N.B.
Mouillot, Fredk.,
I & 2, King Street, Covent Garden,
W.C.
MuDDOCK, J. E. Preston,
"Donovan House," Nightingale Lane,
London, S.W.
Mulholland, J. B.,
King's Theatre, W.
Neville, Henry,
"Crescent House," Queen's Crescent,
N.W.
Nicholls, Harry,
Rupert Cottage, Bedford Park, W.
Nightingale, J. W.,
Great Yarmouth.
Nixon-Nirdlinger, Fred. G.,
Park Theatre, Philadelphia, Pa.,
U.S.A.
Northway, Alfred,
109, Cambridge Gardens, W.
Norwood, Eille,
Savage Club, London, W.C.
Paget, F. M.,
39, Carlton Mansions, Maida Vale,
London.
Parker, Louis N.,
3, Pembroke Road, Kensington, W.
Patmore, W. J.,
10, Wellington Road, St. John's
Wood, N.W.
Paull. H. M.,
Green Room Club, London.
Pauncefort, Miss Claire,
239, King's Road, Chelsea, London.
Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Walter,
7h, Hyde Park Mansions, W.
Penlev, William Sydney,
"The Firs," Godalming.
Phillips, Cecil Lawrence,
The Leicester Galleries, Leicester
Square, W.
Pinero, Sir Arthur,
115A, Harley Street, W.
Parsons, Mrs. Alice.
Playgoers' Club, The,
6, Clement's Inn, Strand, London,
W.C.
Poel, William,
London.
Pounds, Courtice.
Prowse, R. O.,
47, St. Quintin's Avenue, W.
Raleigh, Cecil,
2, Brunswick Place, Regent's Park,
N.W. -
Rees, B. Percy,
Llanelly.
Reeve, Miss Ada,
Chideock, Dorset.
Rignold, Lionel.
Robbins, Alfred Edward,
109, Cambridge Gardens, W.
Robbins, Alfred F.,
" Dunheved," Villa Road, S.W.
Roberts, R. A.
Rock, Charles.
Ross, Adrian.
Ross, Gilbert B.,
Holling worth, Cheshire.
Ronan, E. p.,
Theatre Royal, Wexford.
Savage, Edward J.,
Aberdeen.
Savage, Henry W.,
New York, U.S.A.
Seebold, Carl Adolf,
Theatre Royal, Worthing.
Selwyn and Co.,
1,451, Broadway, New York City,
U.S.A.
Scutt, Charles E.,
Gaiety Theatre, Hastings.
Shaw, G. Bernard,
10, Adelphi Terrace, London, W.C.
Sims, George R.,
12, Clarence Terrace, Regent's Park,
N.W.
Smith, Winchell,
New York, N.Y., U.S.A.
Spence, Edward F.,
75, Bedford Court Mansions, Bedford
Square, W.C.
Spencer, T. H.,
Camberwell, London.
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Stafford, Eugene C,
Bishopsdale Farm. Biddenden, Kent.
St. John, Miss Amy,
lo. Milton Chambers, Cheyne Walk,
Chelsea, S.W.
Stoll, Oswald.
SuTRo, Alfred.
Talbot, Howard,
2. Piccadilly Chambers, Coventry
'street, W.
Tree, Sir Herbert Bserbohm.
Turner, Alfred,
The Playhouse. Cbaring Cross.
TwYFORD, J. Henry.
22A. Craven Hill Gardens. Lancaster
Gate. W.
Urwick, H.,
St. Quentin, Malvern.
Vanbrugh, Miss Violet.
■^6. Langham Street, Portland Place,
W.
Vedrenne, J. E.,
52, Shaftesbury Avenue, London, w.
Waller, Lewis,
Lyric Theatre. W.
Waters. James,
'■Carmelite House," Carmelite Street,
E.G.
Welch, James,
Green Room Club, London.
Welford, Dallas,
549, Riverside Drive, New \ork City.
U.S.A.
Weller, Bernard,
44, Abbey Road, N.W.
White. J. Fisher.
8, Holly Terrace. Highgate, N.
Wyatt. T. R.,
Jackdaw D.C.
Zangwill, Israel.
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