Women of the day : an American comedy of modern society in four acts / by Charles H. Morton ...
1874
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Title
Women of the day : an American comedy of modern society in four acts / by Charles H. Morton ...
Created/published
Philadelphia, Pa. : [s.n.], 1874.
Description
[55] p. ; 18 cm
Note
Preparation copy, interleaved, marked in pencil and ink.
"Printed but not published."
"Printed but not published."
Genre/form
Place of creation/publication
United States -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia.
Call number
PROMPT O19
Folger-specific note
In ink on 1st interleaf: "Our girls!" an original comedy in four acts. Owen Fawcett, 1879, Prompt Book.
In ink on interleaf at p. [2]: manuscript cast list for "Our girls! 5th Ave. Theatre N.Y. - 1875 - " with Fawcett as Judge Pinkethman.
4 characters deleted: Amelia's lines assigned to Robert, James, or deleted; Lucinda Pinkethman's lines assigned to Mrs. Sampson, Bella Steele, Meta Killmeyer, or deleted; Angelina Sogden's lines assigned to Bella Steele, Meta Killmeyer, or deleted; Cornelia Rivington's lines assigned to Meta Killmeyer, Mrs. Sampson, or deleted.
Top portion of title page and all p. cut away, deleting portion of title, running title, and p. numbers.
Caption title, crossed out.
Includes loose: manuscript letter in ink from Charles H. Morton to Owen Fawcett, written from the Globe Theatre, Boston, Mass., Apr. 3, 1878, transmitting copy of the play and discussing cuts.
In ink on interleaf at p. [2]: manuscript cast list for "Our girls! 5th Ave. Theatre N.Y. - 1875 - " with Fawcett as Judge Pinkethman.
4 characters deleted: Amelia's lines assigned to Robert, James, or deleted; Lucinda Pinkethman's lines assigned to Mrs. Sampson, Bella Steele, Meta Killmeyer, or deleted; Angelina Sogden's lines assigned to Bella Steele, Meta Killmeyer, or deleted; Cornelia Rivington's lines assigned to Meta Killmeyer, Mrs. Sampson, or deleted.
Top portion of title page and all p. cut away, deleting portion of title, running title, and p. numbers.
Caption title, crossed out.
Includes loose: manuscript letter in ink from Charles H. Morton to Owen Fawcett, written from the Globe Theatre, Boston, Mass., Apr. 3, 1878, transmitting copy of the play and discussing cuts.