The theatrical alphabet. Containing a catalogue of several hundred parts (both mens and womens) in different plays and farces; with the number of lengths noted that each part contains, ... By John Brownsmith

The theatrical alphabet. Containing a catalogue of several hundred parts (both mens and womens) in different plays and farces; with the number of lengths noted that each part contains, ... By John Brownsmith

by John Brownsmith

Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 2897, no. 4.

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