An edition of The School for scandal
(1780)
The school for scandal
by Richard Brinsley Sheridan and Lewis J. Carlino
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The School for Scandal
July 30, 2005, Dramatist's Play Service
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The school for scandal
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Comedy of manners play in five acts.
Automatic sequence.
Program notes by Alan Dent (15 p. illus., ports., facsims.) inserted in container including synopsis of play.
Dame Edith Evans, Claire Bloom, Cecil Parker, Baliol Holloway, Alec Clunes, Harry Andrews, Athene Seyler, William Squire, Peter Williams, George Howe, Anne Leon, Peter Halliday, Michael Gough, actors ; Philharmonia Orchestra ; Walter Jellinek, conductor.
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