What will they say at Brompton? A Comedetta, in One Act.Coyne, J. Stirling (Joseph Stirling)
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What will they say at Brompton? A Comedetta, in One Act.
Coyne, J. Stirling (Joseph Stirling)
Comedy plays; English drama -- 19th century
Transcribed from the [1858?] Thomas Hailes Lacy edition by David Price,
email ccx074@pglaf.org
[Picture: Book cover]
WHAT WILL THEY SAY
AT BROMPTON?
A Comedetta,
IN ONE ACT.
* * * * *
BY
J. STIRLING COYNE, ESQ.
AUTHOR OF
“_Man of Many Friends_,” “_My Wife’s Daughter_,” “_Box and Cox_
_Married and Settled_,” “_Binks the Bagman_,” “_How to Settle_
_Accounts with your Laundress_,” “_Did you ever send your_
_Wife to Camberwell_,” “_A Duel in the Dark_,” “_Leo the_
_Terrible_,” “_Mrs. Bunbury’s Spoons_,” “_The_
_Water Witches_,” “_An Unprotected Female_,”
“_The Pas de Fascination_,” “_The Hope_
_of the Family_,” “_Willikins and hys_
_Dinah_,” “_The Old Chateau_,”
“_Fraud and its Victims_,”
“_Catching a Mermaid_,”
“_The Secret Agent_,”
_&c._, _&c._, _&c._
* * * * *
THOMAS HAILES LACY,
89, STRAND,
(_Opposite Southampton Street_, _Covent Garden Market_),
LONDON.
* * * * *
_First performed at the Royal Olympic Theatre_,
_Monday_, _November_ 23, 1857.
* * * * *
CHARACTERS AT HOME.
MR. SAMUEL TODD (_of Cozy Cottage_, MR. F. ROBSON.
_Brompton_)
MR. CROKER MR. G. COOKE.
MRS. TODD MISS WYNDHAM.
PERKS MISS BROMLEY.
CHARACTERS ABROAD.
SIGNOR TODDINI MR. F. ROBSON.
JACOPO TERREBOLI MR. ADDISON.
GRIMBALDI MR. H. COOPER.
A BRIGAND MR. FRANKS.
MRS. TODD MISS WYNDHAM.
MARIETTA MISS MARSTON.
TIME OF REPRESENTATION—50 _Minutes_.
Costumes.
MR. SAMUEL TODD.—_First Dress_; Large morning gown, black trowsers.
_Second Dress_; Foreign cut black coat, full black trousers, white
Italian hat, with black hat band. _Third Dress_; same as first.
CROKER.—Blue coat, with yellow buttons, black trousers, colored silk
handkerchief tied round his throat, broad brimmed black hat.
MRS. TODD.—_First Dress_; Muslin morning dress and cap. _Second Dress_;
Black silk dress, mantilla and bonnet. _Third Dress_; same as first.
JACOPO TERREBOLI / GRIMBALDI / BRIGAND } Brigand costumes.
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