Produced by David Widger TRAGEDY OF VENICE PRESERVED, BY THOMAS OTWAY PRODUCED AT BOOTH'S THEATRE SEPTEMBER 7TH, 1874. REVISED BY DIO BOUCICAULT A TRAGEDY IN FIVE ACTS WITH THE STAGE BUSINESS, CAST OF CHARACTER, COSTUMES. RELATIVE POSITIONS. &c. HENRY L. HINTON & CO., 744 Broadway. 1874. COSTUMES. DUKE-Crimson velvet dress, with purple robe, richly embroidered with gold. PRIULI-Purple velvet dress, scarlet mantle, black trunks puffed with buck satin, black silk stockings, shoes and roses, black sword, round black hat, and black plumes. BEDAMAR-Purple doublet and breeches, embroidered, russet boots, round black hat, and plumes. JAFFIER-Same as Priuli--except mantle. PIERRE-White doublet and blue Venetian fly, embroidered, white pantaloons, russet boots, black sword, round black hat, and scarlet plumes. RENAULT-Black velvet doublet and trunks, buff pantaloons, russet boots, dark cloak, embroidered, round black hat, and plumes. SENATORS-Black gowns trimmed with ermine, and black caps. CONSPIRATORS-Rich Venetian dresses. GUARDS-Grey doublets, breeches, and hats. BELVIDERA-First dress: White satin, trimmed with silver, long purple robe, richly embroidered with gold. Second dress: White muslin. EXITS AND ENTRANCES. R. means Right; L. Left: R. D. Right Door; L. D. Left Door; & B. Second Entrance; U. E. Upper Entrance; M. D. Middle Door. RELATIVE POSITIONS. R., means Right; L.,Left; C, Centre; R. C, Right of Centre h. C, Left of Centre. EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION.