Krr.3.20(15)
"To parents and guardians! At Jubilee House establishment, Clapham, young gentlemen are -- &c. &c." An original comic drama, in one act. By the author of "Diogenes," "The philosopher's stone," "The vicar of Wakefield," "Sir Roger de Coverley," "Red Riding Hood," &c. ...
London. : Thomas Hailes Lacy, Wellington Street, Strand, [1846?]
23, [1] p. ; 17 cm.
"Author of Diogenes" = Tom Taylor.
Date of publication suggested by date of first performance; see title-page verso: "First Performed at the Royal Lyceum Theatre, September 28th, 1846."
Printer's information derived from colophon (p. 48).
Includes list of characters and costume directions.
Directions for the disposition of the characters at curtain close on p. 23.
Cast of characters for first performance includes pupils at Jubilee House Academy, predominantly girls.
Bound with 15 other plays, shelfmarks Krr.3.20(01) - (14), (16).
Ms. inscription on first free endpaper recto (of sammelband): "F. C. Burnand / lent to the A.D.C. [i.e. Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club?]".
Sammelband. 19th-century quarter straight-grain leather with green marbled paper; pasteboard. Spine flat, divided by horizontal gilt single fillets into 6 compartments, of which the second (from head of spine) has gilt lettering "Plays". Endpapers undecorated; textblock sprinkled red. Board edges worn, exposing pasteboard.
Lacy, Thomas Hailes, 1809 - 1873 publisher.
Burnand, F. C. (Francis Cowley), 1836 - 1917 former owner.
England London.
eng
B50566