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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | The Intrigues of a Morning; or, An Hour in Paris |
| Author | Parsons, Eliza |
| Date | 18 Apr 1792 |
| Licence Application Date | n.d. |
| First Performance Date | 18 Apr 1792 |
| Document Type | Play |
| Library/Archive | The Huntington Library |
| Collection Name | John Larpent Plays |
| Reference | LA943 |
| Language | English |
| Document Description | An adaptation of the French play 'Monsieur de Pourceaugnac,' featuring unrequited love and an impending unwanted marriage. |
| Theme | Courtship, Family & Domestic Life |
| Theatre | Covent Garden Theatre |
| Lord Chamberlain | Cecil, James (1st Marquess of Salisbury) |
| Examiner at time of Licence Application | Larpent, John |
| Actor | Munden, Mr Quick, Mr McCready, Mr Mattocks, Mrs Chapman, Miss Fawcet, Mr |
| Genre | Farce |
| Acts | Two |
| Geographical Setting | Paris, France |
| Printed Edition | Printed 1792. |
| Keywords | love unrequited love marriage romance |
| Additional Information | Manuscript dated, by Larpent, Apr. 16. It contains a notice to the examiner related to The Irishman in London (LA 942) and includes cast list. Compared to printed edition there are no differences. |
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| Document linked to |
The Irishman in London |
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