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Court $6 00 Ringlet 5 50 Frou-Frou 5 50 Bourgeoise 7 50 Peasant Girl 7 50 Mother-in-Law 5 50 Witch 3 75 Short Curly 5 50 " with Parting 6 25 Plain Long Hair 7 50 Wig made up in Present Fashion 5 00 Wench 5 00 Frontals 2 00

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Court Wig, with Bag or Tie $4 00 Rip Van Winkle 4 00 Peasant 4 00 Monk 4 00 Judge 7 50 Bald 4 00 Comic Bald 4 00 Chinaman 3 00 Crop 4 00 Dress 4 00 Indian 3 50 Fright 5 00 Irish 4 00 Yankee 4 00 Flow 5 00 Scalp 2 00 Negro 1 00 " Extra Quality 1 50 " White or Grey 1 50 " with Top Knot 1 50

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Full Beard, without Moustache, on Wire $1 75 " " " Ventilated 2 50 " with " on Wire 2 00 " " " Ventilated 2 75 Side Whiskers and Moustache on Wire 1 50 Short Side Whiskers on Wire 75 " " " Ventilated 1 00 Mutton Chop Whiskers, Ventilated 1 50 Chin Beard, Ventilated 1 00 Moustaches on Wire 35 " Ventilated 40 Imperials 25 Throat Whiskers 75

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Nine male, three female characters, _viz._: Leading and Second Juvenile Men, Old Man, Genteel Villain, Walking Gentleman, First and Second Light Comedians, Heavy Character, Low Comedian, Leading and Second Juvenile Ladies and Comic Old Maid. Time of playing, Two hours and a half.

ACT I. LOVE VS. IMPULSE.--Dollerclutch's office.--A fruitless journey, a heap of accumulated business and a chapter of unparalleled impudence.--News from the front.--A poor girl's trouble and a lawyer's big heart.--Hilda's sad story.--"I'll see this thing through if it costs me a fortune!"--A sudden departure in search of a clue.--The meeting of friends.--One of nature's noblemen.--Maitland betrays his secret by a slip of the tongue.--The ball at Beachwood.--Two spooneys, fresh from college, lose their heads and their hearts.--"Squashed, by Jupiter!"--Trusting innocence and polished villainy.--The interrupted tryst.--An honest man's avowal.--A picture of charming simplicity.--Murdell and Hilda meet face to face.--"I dare you to make another victim!"--A scoundrel's discomfiture.--TABLEAU.

ACT II. THE SEPARATION.--The Maitland homestead.--Anastasia's doubts.--A warm welcome and its icy reception.--Forebodings and doubts.--Father and son.--Searching questions.--A domestic storm and a parent's command.--A foiled villain's wrath.--Enlisting for the war.--The collapse of the cowards.--"It's no use, 'Dolphy, the jig's up!"--Hilda's sympathy and Adrienne's silent despair.--The result of impulse.--The father pleads for his son.--Anastasia and Dollerclutch.--Coriolanus comes to grief.--Good and bad news.--Husband and wife.--Reginald demands an explanation.--A hand without a heart.--The separation.--A new recruit.--Too late; the roll is signed.--TABLEAU.