Author: BOOTH (Michael Richard)

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• • r BOOTH (Michael Richard). See PROMPTER. -1 [The Prompter.) An edition of the theatrical numbers of the Prompter [81 numbers published between 12 Nov. 1734 and 25 Jun. 1736). With critical introduction and notes [and a bibliography. Typewritten thesis submitted for the degree of Ph.D. of the University of London in 1958 by M.R.Booth.) 19 58.

Card ID: 519

Author: BO(YPH (Michael Richard)

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YMb7 Boo BO(YPH (Michael Richard). The Maistrate and. other nineteenth century plays. [By various authors.) Edited by Michael R. Booth. pp. t6i. London, l97i-. Contents: John Bull (1803>, by George Co].man the Younger. The Miller and his men (1813), by Isaac Pocock. The Factory lad (1832>, by John Walker. How to settle accounts with your laundress (18i.7, by Joseph Stirling Coyrie. Box and Cox < lSti.7), by John )ddison Morton. The Corsican brothers (1852), by Dion Boucicailt.. Engaged c1877’>, by William Schwenck Gilbert. The Magistrate <1885), by Arthur Wing Pinero. Mrs. I.ne’s defence ( 1900), by Henry Arthur Jones.

Card ID: 518

Author: CK (Iscac)

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Y1467 Boo P000CK (Iscac). The Miller and his men: a melodrama in two acts. ‘See BOOTh (Michael Richard). The l4agistrate and other nineteenth century plays. Edited by Michael R. Booth. pp. 83-120. London, 197I.

Card ID: 501

Author: No Author available

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d67 Boo Sir PINERO itiur Wing). The Magistrate: a farce in three acts. See BO(YfH (Michael Richard). The Magistrate and other nineteenth century plays. Edited by Michael R. Booth. pp. 299-378. London, 1971..

Card ID: 223

Author: No Author available

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YM6T .Boo COYNE (Joseph Stirling). How to settle accounts with your laundress: an original farce in one act. See BOOTH (Michael Richard). The I’hgistrate and other nineteenth century plays. Edited by Michael B. Booth. pp. 153-lfl. London, 19714..

Card ID: 292

Author: GILBERT (Sir William Schwenck)

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YMb7 - Boo - GILBERT (Sir William Schwenck). Engaged: an entirely original farcical comedy in tbree acts. See BOOTH (Michael Richard). The Magistrate arid other nineteenth century plays. Edited by Michael It. Booth. pp. 2I3-296. London, 1971i..

Card ID: 201

Author: No Author available

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rk4.c, ii;. BOOTH (Michael Richard). - Henry Fielding as dramatist and man of the theatre. [With a bibliography. Typewritten thesis submitted for the degree of 14.A. of the University of London in 1954.1 (6) ÷ 279 leaves. 4° 1954.

Card ID: 516

Author: DALY (Augustin)

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Yt’7 Boo DALY (Augustin). Under the gaslight. See BOOTH (Michael Richard). Hiss the villain: six English and American melodramas, etc. pp. 271—3k2. 80 • london, 1961+.

Card ID: 159

Author: ES (John Thomas)

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Y!467 Bô HAflES (John Thomas). r Poll iy partner Joe. See BOOTH (Michael Richard). Hiss the villain: six English and American me1odranas, etc. pp. 87—lk. 80. London, 196L1.

Card ID: 380

Author: LEWIS (Leopold David)

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YM67 Boo LEWIS (Leopold David). The Bells. See BOOTH (Michael Richard). Hiss the villain: six English and American melodramas, etc. pp. 3Li3382. 8°. London, 196b.

Card ID: 226

Author: COWAN (George)

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YMb7 Boo COWAN (George), the Younger. John Bull; or, the Englishman’s fireside. A comedy in five acts. See BOcY.PH (Michael Richard). The Magistrate and other nineteenth century plays. Edited by Michael It Booth. pp. 3-8b. London, 1974.

Card ID: 226

Author: MORTON (John Maddi Son)

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YMbt Boo MORTON (John Maddi Son). Box arid Cox: a romarice o real life in one act. See BO(YIH (Michael Richard). The gistrate and other nineteenth century plays. Edited by Michael R. Booth. pp. 177-198. London, 1974.

Card ID: 454