Representative Plays by American Dramatists: 1856-1911: Love in '76 An Incident of the Revolution

OLIVER BELL BUNCE.

LAURA KEENE'S NEW THEATRE, - 624 BROADWAY. NEAR HOUSTON STREET. - MISS LAURA KEENE SOLE LESSEE AND DIRECTRESS MR. THOMAS BAKER MUSICAL DIRECTOR

FAUST AND MARGUERITE

LOVE IN '76

FAUST AND MARGUERITE - DISTRIBUTION OF CHARACTERS:

SCENERY IN THE DRAMA: - ACT I. Scene 1st—Faust's Laboratory By Almy Scene 2nd—Street in Wittenburg By Hawthorne - ACT II. Scene 1st—Pavillion and Garden of Marguerite By Hawthorne - ACT III. Scene 1st—Street and Cathedral in Wittenburg By Howthorne Scene 2nd—Rocky Glen By Hawthorne Scene 3rd—Prison By Almy Scene 4th—Street and Cathedral—Apotheosis of Marguerite By Hawthorne

LOVE IN '76

LOVE IN '76 - AN INCIDENT OF THE REVOLUTION - A COMEDIETTA IN TWO ACTS

AS PERFORMED AT LAURA KEENE'S THEATRE NEW YORK, FEB. 28, 1857

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