The triumphs of love; or, Happy reconciliation. A comedy. In four acts. / Written by an American, and a citizen of Philadelphia. ; Acted at the New Theatre, Philadelphia.

Title

The triumphs of love; or, Happy reconciliation. A comedy. In four acts. / Written by an American, and a citizen of Philadelphia. ; Acted at the New Theatre, Philadelphia.

Author

Murdock, John, 1748-1834.

Publication

Philadelphia: :: Printed by R. Folwell, no. 33, Arch-Street.,

September 10, 1795.

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Subject terms

Quakers -- Drama.

Plays -- 1794.

Subscribers' lists.

Advertisements -- Printing.

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Contents

• half title
• title page
• Dramatis Personae.
• SUBSCRIBERS' NAMES.
• illustration
• THE TRIUMPHS OF LOVE; OR, HAPPY RECONCILIATION,
  • ACT. I.
    • SCENE I.—Jacob Friendly, sen's House.
    • Scene.—George Friendly, jun's lodgings.
    • SCENE.—An apartment in Peevish's house.
    • Scene changes to another apartment.
  • ACT II.
    • SCENE.—A room in Jacob Friendly sen's House.
    • SCENE.—An apartment in Peevish's House.
    • Scene changes to George Friendly jun's Lodgings.
    • SCENE—A room in Peevish's House.
    • Scene changes to G. Friendly, jun's Lodgings.
    • SCENE A Garden.
    • Scene changes to Peevish's House.
  • ACT III.
    • SCENE.—The Street.
    • Scene changes to Trifle's Lodgings.
    • Scene changes to G. Friendly, jun's Lodgings.
    • Scene a room in Major Manly's Lodgings.—(Ma|jor Manly humming a tune in a sprightly manner.)
    • Scene changes to Peevish's House.
    • Scene changes to a Tavern.
    • Scene changes to the Street.—Watchmen crying the hour.
    • Scene changes to a Room in Jacob Friendly sen's House.
    • Scene changes to G. Friendly, jun's Lodgings.
  • ACT IV.
    • SCENE.—Clementina's Lodgings.—Ladies' Apart|ment.
    • Scene, G. Friendly jun's Lodgings.
    • Scene, an apartment in Peevish's House. Mr. and Mrs. Peevish.
    • Scene changes to another apartment.
• colophon