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The Pilgrim from Palestine

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    The Pilgrim from Palestine. Tragicomedy, 5 acts. George Soane

    Manuscripts

    No application. Prod. (as The Hebrew) D.L., Mar. 2, 1820. MS: dated, by Larpent, D.L., Feb. 9; some corrections and excisions, by Examiner (?). Comp. The Hebrew, 1820 (K-D 497): differs extensively.

    LA 2143

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    Pedro Lobo; or, Here He Is Again. Farce with songs, 3 acts

    Manuscripts

    No application; signed G W Reeve Olympic Theatre 1821. Prod. Nov. 3. MS: dated by Larpent Oct. 25; some corrections, and excisions (by Examiner?).

    LA 2254

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    The Author on the Wheel; or, A Piece Cut in the Green Room. Entertainment, 1 act

    Manuscripts

    Application n.d. [Apr. 9, 1785?], Thomas Linley, D.L. MS: slight revisions. J.P.C. in B.D.: The Author on the Wheel, a piece cut in the Greenroom was probably played in 1785 as Larpent licensed it on 9th April in that year as appears by his account book-It was only one act. It was sent from the Manager of Drury Lane, Lindly.

    LA 695

  • Killing No Murder

    Killing No Murder

    Manuscripts

    Manuscript dated by Larpent June 22 and shows various excisions and corrections. Some passages, inserted to replace those cut out after objection by the Licenser, have been marked, 'Alterations for the Approbation of the Licenser'. Songs, possibly submitted separately, have been inserted.

    mssLA 1582

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    Who Is She Like. Comedy, 5 acts

    Manuscripts

    No application. Prod. (as The Tale of the Castle; or, Who Is She Like) Edinburgh, Apr. 6, 1793. MS: dated Theatre Royal Edinburgh. March 9th. 1793. J.P.C. in B.D.: It was sent up to be licensed from the T. R. Edinburgh-Larpent entered it in his accounts under date of March 9th. 1793 and that he received it from Mr Eston [Mrs. Esten?] the Manager.

    LA 977

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    How to Raise the Wind. Farce, 2 acts. James Kenney

    Manuscripts

    No application. Prod. (as Raising the Wind) C.G., Nov. 5, 1803. MS: dated, by Larpent, C.G., Oct. 24; slight corrections in another hand, and some deletions, by Examiner (?); prologue. Comp. Raising the Wind, 1803 (K-D 393): practically identical.

    LA 1391