Tom and Jerry, or, Life in London
Subtitle: an entirely new whimsical, local, melo-dramatic, pantomimical equestrian drama, in three acts, with new and splendid scenery, machinery, dresses and decorations, founded on a popular production, which has lately engrossed the attention of all London, entitled Life in London
By: by Pierce Egan ; the music selected and composed by Mr. Lawrence, the scenery painted by Mr. Scruton and assistant, the machinery by Mr. Nall, the properties by Mr. Collett, the dresses by Messrs. Howard and Carthy, the whole of the equestrian arrangements under the immediate superintendence of Mr. Davis. As performed at Davis's Royal Amphitheatre
Contributors: Davis's Royal Amphiteatre (London, England)
Publisher: Printed for John Lowndes, 36, Bow-Street, Covent-Garden
Published: 1822
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 40
Subjects: Drama; Social life and customs
Other titles: Tom and Jerry; Life in London
Notes: "With a coloured print. Price one shilling."

"Persons represented: Corinthian Tom: Mr. Baker, Jerry: Mr. Slader, Logic: Mr. Herring, Old Hawthorn and Larry Looney: Mr. Henderson, Mr. Cornelius Calico and Dusty Bob: Mr. Fillingham, Mr. Primefit and Billy Waters: Mr. Collingbourne, Harlequin: Mr Guering, Clown: Mr Southby, Mail Coachman: Mr. Blythe, Guard: Mr. Pearce, Humphrey, the Ostler: Mr. Makeen, Mr. Tattersall: Mr. Villiers. Stubble: Mr. Reeves, Huntsman: Mr. Jones, Kate: Mrs. Makeen, Sue: Miss Price, Folly: Miss Healey"--page 2.

Folded leaf measures 22 x 28 cm unfolded. Print is hand-colored.

With: Theater playbill for "Life in London, or, The Day and Night Scenes of Tom & Jerry" and "The Irishman in Naples" at Davis's Royal Amphitheatre, April 8, 1822 -- Theater playbill for "Tom & Jerry, or, Life in London" and "The Night Hag, or, St. Swithin's Chair" at Davis's Royal Amphitheatre, April 22, 1822. Bound together subsequent to publication.