Plays for private acting
By: translated from the French and Italian, by members of the Bellevue Dramatic Club of Newport.
Contributors: Bellevue Dramatic Club of Newport.
Series: Leisure hour series--; no. 99
Publisher: H. Holt and Company
Published: 1878
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 355
Subjects: Amateur plays.; Dialogues, French -- Translations into English.
Notes: Selected from Théâtre de campagne and Saynètes et monologues, with exception of "He and she", which is from the Italian.
Seven of these plays appeared in 1902 under title: The soup tureen and other duologues and dialogues.
Table of contents: title: The registered letter, by Gustave Droz.; title: The cardinal's illness, by Gustave Droz.; title: His hat and cane, by Count W. Soillohub.; title: The flower of Tlemcen, by E. Legouvé and P. Merimée.; title: The old homestead, by André Theuriet.; title: The soup tureen, by E. d'Hervilly.; title: Silence in the ranks, by E. d'Hervilly.; title: Sophronisba ... oh! By Charles Narrey.; title: He and she.; title: The unlucky star, by Jules Guillemot.; title: Lelia, by Octave Gastineau.; title: The serenade, by Count Sollohub.; title: The professor of elocution, by Gustave Goetschy.; title: A trip through my pockets, by Charles Monselet.; title: A journey to ***, by Charles Cros.; title: From Calais to Dover, by E. d'Hervilly.; title: Sargeant Bridell's letter, by Émile Durandeau.; title: The first love-letter, by Jacques de Biez.; title: On the eve of the wedding, by Jules de Marthold.; title: The door is locked, by Léon Supersac.; title: The invitation to the christening, by Jacques Normand.; title: By the cradle, by E. Legouve.