Category: Plays/Films/Dramas
COSTUMES: _For first act――modern. For second act――Squire, sailor; Raymore, Chinese; Dingle, knight; Weatherspout, monk; Dorothy, gypsy; Mrs. Felton, ghost; Em’ly, peasant; Miss Philp, duchess; Mercy, French maid. Masqueraders to suit fancy._
COSTUMES: _For first act――modern. For second act――Squire, sailor; Raymore, Chinese; Dingle, knight; Weatherspout, monk; Dorothy, gypsy; Mrs. Felton, ghost; Em’ly, peasant; Miss...
2. ACT I.MRS. FELTON.――Dear! dear! dear! what shall we do! I depended on the money for making that dress to pay at least a month’s rent. Did you explain our distressed condition to Miss...
3. ACT II.EM’LY.――Sir Knight, if eloquence could tempt me to reveal my face before the proper time, then your words would win your wish. I am not what you think I am. Knights woo not poor...
4. SCENE II. _Belmont. A room in Portia’s house. Enter Bassanio, Portia,I pray you, tarry: pause[891] a day or two Before you hazard; for, in choosing wrong, I lose your company; therefore, forbear[892] a while There’s something tells me, but it is...
5. SCENE III. _A wild forest, cliff and hills in the distance; a gypsyMEG.――Never more so! If, with a simple spell, I cannot recall times which you have long forgotten, hold me the most miserable impostor. Hear me, hear me, Henry――Henry Bertram! H...
6. SCENE I. _Sea-shore, with the castle on the rocks.MEG.――So, so; his death is purposed; and they have chosen the scene of one murder to commit another. Right! the blood spilt on that spot has long cried for vengeance, and it sha...