Stage, Study & Studio The Fun Library
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STAGE, STUDY & STUDIO
PREFACE
INDEX TO THE ILLUSTRATIONS
CHIEF ARTISTS REPRESENTED
PRINCIPAL LITERARY CONTENTS
PANTOMIMICS
PLAYERS’ PRANKS
ON THE STAGE AND OFF
EMMA AND ULPHO A DRAMA IN FIVE ACTS WRITTEN FOR EASTER, SANCTIONED BY THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN, BUT REJECTED BY ALL THE THEATRES.
ACT I.
ACT II.
ACT III.
ACT IV.
ACT V.
ACT I.
ACT II.
ACT III.
ACT IV.
ACT V.
HUMOURS OF THE PLAYHOUSE
THE BALD BARON Or, THE FALSE HEIR AND THE ABSENT WILL A SENSATIONAL DRAMA IN FOUR ACTS.
ACT I.
ACT II.
ACT III.
ACT IV.
ACT I.
ACT II.
ACT III.
ACT IV.
FUN AT THE PLAY
SCENERY AND COSTUME OF THE STAGE
ASS YOU LIKE IT
HAMLET’S LAST SOLILOQUY
AMONG THE AMATEURS
AT THE MASQUERADE
THE AMATEUR FLUTE-PLAYER
ONLY SEVEN
LYCEUM LYRICS
(After Ben Jonson.)
(After Herrick.)
(After Lovelace.)
(After Ben Jonson.)
(After Herrick.)
(After Lovelace.)
THE POETS’ CORNER
THE POETS AT PLAY
MOTLEY’S KINGDOM
AN ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE POETS
POETS AND THEIR PATRONS
THE PAST.
THE PRESENT.
THE PAST.
THE PRESENT.
My Manuscripts
I.
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
I.
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
A MAN I HATE
MAINLY ABOUT AUTHORS
A WHITCOMB RILEY STORY
MARK TWAIN AND THE KEY
HUMOURS OF THE PRINTING-HOUSE
HARRIS-ING REFLECTIONS
THE EDITOR IN HIS DEN
HUMOURS OF ADVERTISING
THE JOURNALISTIC INSTINCT.
APPROVED BY THE EDITOR
RULES FOR NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS
LITERARY FLUNKEYISM
Studies from the Study
HUMOURS OF OUR LANGUAGE (Or, MORE “POETS AT PLAY.”)
MORE HUMOURS OF ADVERTISING
HE NEVER CALLED AGAIN.
A DANGEROUS WRITER
THE PHILOSOPHER’S REVENGE A STORY WITHOUT WORDS IN SIXTEEN CHAPTERS.
FUN IN THE STUDIO
ROUND THE GALLERIES
PAINTERS AND GAZERS A SKETCH AT THE ROYAL ACADEMY
A DREAM OF UNFAIR WOMEN
THE ARTIST OUT OF DOORS
IMAGINARY CONVERSATIONS
SCULPTURE & COMEDY
PYRAMUS AND THISBE
FUNNY FILMS Humours of Photography
PHOTOGRAPHIC FAILURES
THE PHOTOGRAPHS
WANDERING MINSTRELS
MRS. BROWN AND THE GERMAN BAND
STREET MUSICIANS
THROUGH THE OPERA GLASSES
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
“TURNED OUT”
RECOLLECTIONS OF THE OPERA
A WOMAN’S THOUGHTS ABOUT WOMEN
THE ONION GIRL
PART I.
PART I.
THE ONION GIRL
PART II.
PART II.
Transcription of texts inside illustrations
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