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Hawkins, Frederick W.—continued.
Racine. 2v. 1884 7g2 H36
"Chronology of the French stage," v.2, p.351-381.
Discusses chiefly the work of the three great dramatists, Corneille,
Moliere and Racine.
French stage in the eighteenth century. 2v. 1888 7g2 H36f
"Chronology of the French stage," v.2, p.423-441.
Voltaire, Regnard, Le Sage, Destouches, Marmontel and Beaumarchais
are among the names included. Some account is given of the
Comedie Francaise and of the well-known actors who played in the
company at that time.
Holder, Charles Frederick.
Life in the open; sport with rod, gun, horse and hound
in southern California. 1906
79g H71I1
Author is a well-known sportsman-naturalist, the organizer of the famous
Tuna Club of Santa Catalina, which has set such a high standard of
sport in the southern California fishing grounds. The book is
equally interesting for the sporting experiences and the descriptions
of California, for which the author has a fine enthusiasm.
Irving, Sir Henry.
English actors, their characteristics and their methods; a
discourse delivered in the University schools at Oxford,
June 26, 1886. 1886
7g2 l28e
Jayne, Mrs Caroline (Furness).
String figures; a study of cat's-cradle in many lands; with
an ethnological introduction by A. C. Haddon. 1906.^793.6 J22
"Bibliography," p.396-398.
Study of a game widespread among primitive peoples, and played by
weaving on the hands a single loop of string in order to produce
intricate patterns. About 100 such figures are here described and
illustrated.
Lennox, Lord William Pitt.
Plays, players and playhouses at home and abroad, with
anecdotes of the drama and the stage. 2v. i88r 792 L61
Morley, Henry.
Journal of a London playgoer from 1851 to 1866. 1866 7g2 M8g
Covers both music and the theatre. Charlotte Cushman, Samuel
Phelps, Alboni, Ristori, Grisi, Charles Kean, Fechter, Robson and
Helen Faucit are among the artists noticed.
Perry, W. A. and others.
American game fishes; their habits, habitat and peculiarities;
how, when and where to angle for them.
1892 799 P44
Prime, William Cowper.
I go a-fishing. 1873
7gg P94
Mr Prime has fished in many countries, but he confines the narrative
of his experiences chiefly to the United States and Canada.
He combines legends, stories and philosophic reflections with maxims
on angling.
Pritt, T. E.
Book of the grayling; being a description of the fish and
the art of angling for him. 1888
7gg Pg5
The grayling is one of the best of British sporting fishes.
Stirling, Edward.
Old Drury Lane; fifty years' recollections of author, actor
and manager. 2v. 1881
7g2 S861
v.i. Personal recollections of the author from school-days to the
present time.—Records of Drury Lane and its lessees and managers,
with a sketch of the history of Her Majesty's opera.
v.2. Actors and actresses who have appeared at Drury Lane theatre
440