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THE DIME DIALOGUES NO. 30 : twenty delightful and "taking" pieces for schools, exhibitions and entertainments, and for parlor and amateur theatricals twenty delightful and "taking" pieces for schools, exhibitions and entertainments, and for parlor and amateur theatricals
( DIME NOVEL ). Metta Victoria Fuller Victor; H Elliott McBride; Frank Snelling; Frank S Finn; E D Balch; Aunty Victoria;
Editorial: Beadle And Adams, New York, 1883
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Añadir al carritostapled wrappers. Condición: fair. 16mo; 91, 9 pages of ads ( promoting up to Dialogue N0. 40 ), lacks rear wrapper, orange top wrapper chipped at bottom and detached. H. Elliott McBride's contribution, " A 'Colored' Lecture" is for four lads, is in Negro dialect, and takes place in a school-room. The lead piece, by Metta Victor is, " Invisible heroes, or, What the telephone did : a dress drama for parlor exhibition, or amateur theatricals, for five young ladies." That appears to be a rather early use of a telephone in a dramatic setting { The telephone was patented only as recently as 1876}. In THE HOUSE OF BEADLE AND ADAMS, by Johannsen, is unfortunately cited under the title, "A Fortunate Mistake". [ D30 ]. …