Category: Plays/Films/Dramas
SCENE.--_The Vicarage parlour at Cleveheddon. An old-fashioned comfortable room in an old English house. A large window, with low broad sill, takes up nearly all the back of the stage, showing to the right a part of Cleveheddon Minster in ruins. To the left a stretch of West C...
SCENE.--_The Vicarage parlour at Cleveheddon. An old-fashioned comfortable room in an old English house. A large window, with low broad sill, takes up nearly all the back of the...
4. ACT IISCENE.--_The Shrine on Saint Decuman's Island in the Bristol Channel. A living room built round the shrine of the Saint, a fine piece of decayed Decorated Gothic now in the back...
6. ACT IVSCENE.--_The Chancel of the Minster church of Saint Decuman at Cleveheddon, a beautiful building of Decorated Gothic architecture with signs of recent restoration. The altar and...
7. ACT VSCENE.--_Reception room of the Monastery of San Salvatore at Majano, in Italy. A simply furnished room in an old Italian building. At back right an open door approached by a fli...
5. ACT IIISCENE.--_The Vicarage parlour, as in first act. Morning. Enter MICHAEL, haggard, troubled, with self-absorbed expression, the expression of a man trying to realize that he has c...
8. Act IV describes "_the organ boy_" as "_a refined lad about fifteen_".- On p. 86 of the LOC copy, Audrie has the line, "Life's the matter with me, I think, old girl." The phrase "old girl" is deleted from the 1896 edition.
1. ACT II.2. ACT V.