A DAY WELL SPENT
SCENEI.—A Room in COTTON’S house.
SCENEIII.—Room at MRS. STITCHLEY’S.
SCENEVI.—Room at MRS. CHARGELY’S.
A
DAY WELL SPENT:
A Farce,
IN ONE ACT.
BY
MEMBER OF THE “DRAMATIC AUTHOR’S SOCIETY;”
AUTHOR OF
“MY FELLOW CLERK,” “I AND MY DOUBLE,” “THE DICE OF DEATH,”“TWICE KILLED,” ETC.
FIRST PERFORMED AT THE
THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE,
APRIL 4th, 1835.
LONDON:
JOHN MILLER, HENRIETTA STREET,
COVENT GARDEN.
1836.
LONDON:
T. C. SAVILL, PRINTER, ST. MARTIN’S LANE,
CHARING CROSS.
TO
B. WRENCH, ESQ.
MY DEARSIR,
It is with the greatest pleasure, I dedicate to you a Farce,the success of which is so much to be attributed to your exertions. Accept my most heartythanks for your inimitable performance of the principal character in this piece, as wellas for the kind attention you have paid to my previous productions,