No. 2 in **G.3823.2
Genuine collection, A, of O. P. songs, whimsical and satirical. (Con- tinued.)
O. P.’s victory. — Kemble’s mausoleum. — King John in a cock’d hat, or,
heigho says Kemble. — The O. P.’s hop shop. — Pity poor Kemble,
gentlemen, pray. — The O. P.’s hurly-burly. — New Covent Garden. —
Britons and tragic John. — Kemble’s soliloquy. — Catalini’s ejaculations.
The O. P. songs refer to the fight against John Philip Kemble for a return to the old prices in the Covent Garden Theatre.
This card was print-d at the Boston a Public Library, February 20, 1915.
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