Antony and Cleopatra, or, The sinner, the siren and the snake
By: libretto derived from suggestions by Shakespeare, Sardou & Co
Publisher: publisher not identified
Published: 1892
Place of publication: Cambridge?
Language: eng
Number of pages: 88
Subjects: Parodies, imitations
Other titles: Sinner, the siren and the snake
Work titles: Antony and Cleopatra Libretto
Notes: Title from program accompanying Harvard Theatre Collection copy.

Promptbook from original production written and performed by members of the Institute of 1770 (Harvard University), also known as the D.K.E. or "Dickey" theatricals. The Institute of 1770 was a social club which merged with the Hasty Pudding Club in 1924.

"The music is arranged by H. F. Taylor and A. L. Conger, the latter of whom has composed several original pieces of music for the play. The dialogue was written by C. Stetson, E. Tuckerman, J. D. Hubbell, G. D. Wells and R. C. King." -- Harvard Crimson. April 27, 1892.

From the library of George Doane Wells, with his bookplate.

Laid in are 35 albumen photographs of costumed actors from the production. Annotated, with stage directions, etc., in manuscript, presumably by the stage manager, Rupert Cochrane King. Also laid in at front is a program, including printed cast list.

Bound in half red morocco; binding signed McNamee Binder, Cambridge Mass.

In CMI case.