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  • Who's the Dupe

    Who's the Dupe

    Manuscripts

    A father wishes to marry his daughter to the most educated man he can find, but she is in love with another. The two potential lovers square off, and the daughter's preferred husband wins over her father by speaking fake Greek.

    mssLA 475

  • The "Ideal" Engine in Los Angeles #1 Steam Plant with an open view to the rear of the plant.  Note: the dupe negative came from the Huntington Library

    The "Ideal" Engine in Los Angeles #1 Steam Plant with an open view to the rear of the plant. Note: the dupe negative came from the Huntington Library

    Visual Materials

    The "Ideal" Engine in Los Angeles #1 Steam Plant with an open view to the rear of the plant. Note: the dupe negative came from the Huntington Library, but the original glass plate is part of the Edison collection.

    photCL SCE 01 - 00187

  • Next Door Neighbours

    Next Door Neighbours

    Manuscripts

    Adaptation of two French dramas in which content was merged. The play was not one of Inchbald's more popular plays. Sir George Splenorville disqualifies himself from his high position in society as he gives money to release Willford from prison in an attempt to seduce Eleanor.

    mssLA 912

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    Captain Richard Francis Burton

    Rare Books

    Brief biographical article about Sir Richard Burton, originally published in Truth in 1881. The article, given no byline, is slightly critical in tone regarding its subject. The final page includes an appendix, a response to the article written by Isabel Burton, addressing the author as "Mistress Truth." The letter, dated June 29 [1881], takes issue with the article's questioning of how Sir Burton came to have a scar on his cheek. Appendix taken from Truth issue July 7, 1881.

    635758

  • The Discovery

    The Discovery

    Manuscripts

    Comedy surrounding marriage and betrothal, in which Louisa Medway is engaged to Sir Anthony Branville, who is a notorious bore.

    mssLA 219

  • Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day

    Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day

    Manuscripts

    An opera which features the Marquis de Mintesa and his son, Frederick, who had not been seen by his father since his birth, due to his father's hatred of his mother.

    mssLA 1705