Tumble-down Dick: or, Phaeton in the suds
Subtitle: A dramatick entertainment of walking, in serious and foolish characters: interlarded with burlesque, grotesque, comick interludes, call'd, Harlequin a pick-pocket. As it is perform'd at the new theatre in the Hay-market. Being (tis hop'd) the last entertainment that will ever be exhibited on any stage
By: Invented by the ingenious Monsieur Sans Esprit. ; The musick compos'd by the harmonious Signior Warblerini. ; And the scenes painted by the prodigious Mynheer van Bottom-flat
Contributors: Jack Harris Samuels Library
Publisher: Printed for J. Watts ...
Published: 1736
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 19
Subjects: Pantomime; Early works to 1800
Other titles: Phaeton in the suds; Harlequin a pick-pocket
Notes: Dedication signed (p. [6] at front): Pasquin [i.e. Henry Fielding].

Signatures: A-C4D2.

Without the music; tunes indicated by titles.

A satire on the pantomimes of John Rich.

Also re-issued in his Dramatic works.

Headpieces; tailpiece; initials.

Final page is blank.

Cross, W.L. Fielding, III, p. 299-300

English short title catalogue (ESTC), T174716

Also available in microform.

Bequest of Mollie Harris Samuels