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What will they say at Brompton? A Comedetta, in One Act
What will they say at Brompton? A Comedetta, in One Act
What will they say at Brompton? A Comedetta, in One Act
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'What will they say at Brompton?' is a one-act comedy theatrical drama written by Joseph Stirling Coyne. The playwright was a humorist and satirist in the tradition of Jonathan Swift and Alexander Pope, considered to be one of the most prolific of his profession during the mid-nineteenth century. Coyne brought to the stage accomplished comedic interchanges, puns, irony, exaggerated character traits, ludicrous plot situations, and surprising outcomes. His plays reveal a deft ear for dialogue and an ability to create characters suited to the talents of specific actors.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherGood Press
Release dateDec 19, 2019
ISBN4064066134709
What will they say at Brompton? A Comedetta, in One Act

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    What will they say at Brompton? A Comedetta, in One Act - J. Stirling Coyne

    J. Stirling Coyne

    What will they say at Brompton? A Comedetta, in One Act

    Published by Good Press, 2022

    goodpress@okpublishing.info

    EAN 4064066134709

    Table of Contents

    CHARACTERS AT HOME.

    CHARACTERS ABROAD.

    Costumes.

    WHAT WILL THEY SAY AT BROMPTON?

    Scene I.

    Scene II.

    Scene III.

    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.

    Time of Representation

    —50 Minutes.

    Costumes.

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    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.

    Perks

    .—Light coloured muslin dress and apron.

    Marietta

    .—Italian peasant girl’s dress.

    WHAT WILL THEY SAY AT BROMPTON?

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    Scene

    I.

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    A Parlour in Cozy Cottage, Brompton, (2nd grooves) tastefully furnished; door of entrance, R. 1 E.; door of Todd’s room, L.1 E.; window, with curtains drawn, C. flat.—A large leather travelling case on chair, R. C.; carpet bag, hat case, bandboxes, and a pair of boots on the floor; fishing rod, telescope, and umbrellas scattered about the room, which exhibits the disorder indicative of preparation for a journey. A table, C., on which is a writing desk, two candles lighted, a chamber candlestick unlighted, and work basket. An

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