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Plays of William E. Henley and R.L. Stevenson
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Plays of William E. Henley and R.L. Stevenson
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Table of contents
- INVICTUS
- PERSONS REPRESENTED
- NOTE. - PASSAGES SUGGESTED FOR OMISSION IN REPRESENTATION ARE ENCLOSED IN SQUARE BRACKETS, THUS [ ].
- SCENE I
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- SCENE V
- SCENE VI
- SCENE VII
- SCENE VIII
- (SHE GOES OUT, PUSHING CHAIR.)
- TABLEAU II. HUNT THE RUNNER
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- TABLEAU III. MOTHER CLARKE'S
- SCENE II
- BRODIE. JE VOUS BAISE LES MAINS! (BOWING.)]
- SCENE III
- ACT-DROP.
- SCENE I
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- SCENE V
- SCENE VI
- SCENE VII
- SCENE VIII
- SCENE IX
- SCENE X
- ACT-DROP
- SCENE I
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- TABLEAU VI. UNMASKED
- SCENE I
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- (JEAN WATT IS HEARD SINGING WITHOUT TWO BARS OF 'WANDERIN' WILLIE,' BY WAY OF SIGNAL.)
- SCENE V
- SCENE VI
- SCENE VII
- ACT-DROP
- SCENE I
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- ACT-DROP
- SCENE I
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- SCENE V
- SCENE VI
- SCENE VII
- CURTAIN.
- DEDICATED WITH ADMIRATION AND RESPECT TO GEORGE MEREDITH BOURNEMOUTH: 1ST OCTOBER 1884.
- CAST
- BEAU AUSTIN
- SCENE I
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- MUSICAL INDUCTION: 'THE LASS OF RICHMOND HILL.'
- SCENE I
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- AUSTIN (WINDING AND SINGING) -
- SCENE IV
- SCENE V
- SCENE VI
- DROP
- ACT III.
- SCENE I
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- SCENE V
- SCENE VI
- (AS FENWICK AND ANTHONY GO OUT, C., ENTER DOROTHY, L.)
- SCENE VIII
- MUSIC: 'CHE FARO,' AS THE DROP FALLS.
- ACT IV.
- SCENE I
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- SCENE V
- THE END
- PERSONS REPRESENTED
- NOTE. - PASSAGES SUGGESTED FOR OMISSION IN REPRESENTATION ARE ENCLOSED IN SQUARE BRACKETS, THUS [ ].
- SCENE I
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- SCENE V
- SCENE VI
- SCENE VII
- SCENE VIII
- (HE GOES TAPPING UP TO DOOR, TURNS ON THE THRESHOLD, AND LISTENS. GAUNT TURNS A PAGE. PEW, WITH A GRIMACE, STRIKES HIS HAND UPON THE POCKET WITH THE KEYS, AND GOES.)
- SCENE I
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- SCENE V
- SCENE VI
- PEW AND KIT (IN CHORUS) -
- PEW (SINGS) -
- PEW AND KIT (IN CHORUS) -
- KIT AND PEW (IN CHORUS) -
- DROP
- SCENE I
- ARETHUSA. O!
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- SCENE V
- SCENE VI
- (GAUNT RE-ENTERS, C., AS THE DROP FALLS.)
- SCENE I
- SCENE II
- ARETHUSA. O!
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- (HE DIES.)
- CURTAIN
- PERSONS REPRESENTED
- NOTE. - THE TIME BETWEEN THE ACTS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, AND THE PIECE PLAYED, WHERE IT IS MERELY COMIC, IN A VEIN OF PATTER.
- SCENE I
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- SCENE V
- SCENE VI
- SCENE VII
- SCENE VIII
- (REPLACES BOX IN OFFICE.)
- DROP.
- SCENE I
- SCENE II
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- SCENE V
- SCENE VI
- ALL (WITH FURY). O!!
- (ALINE AND MAIDS EXTINGUISH HANGING LAMPS OVER TABLES, R. AND L. STAGE LIGHTED ONLY BY GUESTS' CANDLES.)
- DROP
- SCENE II
- BERTRAND. O!
- SCENE III
- SCENE IV
- ENTER ON BOTH SIDES OF GALLERY THE REMAINING CHARACTERS OF THE PIECE, EXCEPT THE NOTARY AND THE MARQUIS.)
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