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F. E. Chase

Born: 1857

Died: 1920

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Born: 1857

Died: 1920

Books by F. E. Chase (50 max)

A ready-made suit.: A mock trial.

1885

Santa Claus the first: a Christmas entertainment

1880

The stage as it is opening address delivered November 8, 1881 at the Edinburgh philosophical institution, session 1881-1882

1881

Sir Henry Irving, Frank Schloesser, F. E. Chase, Scotland) Philosophical Institution (Edinburgh

Ballads in black a series of original shadow pantomimes, with forty-eight full-page silhouette illustrations, and full directions for producting shadow picture with novel effects

1882

A Letter to Mr. Garrick, on his having purchased a patent for Drury-Lane play-house

1747

F. E. Chase, Robert Gould Shaw

Candour, an enquiry into the real merits of the Salisbury comedians

1768

The Life of Mr. James Quin, comedian: With the history of the stage from his commencing actorto his retreat to Bath

1776

Candid and impartial strictures on the performers belonging to Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and the Haymarket Theatres. ...

1795

Lucius Poole, F. E. Chase

The Druriad, or strictures on the principal performers of Drury-Lane theatre: a satirical poem, with notes, critical and explanatory

1798

F. E. Chase, W. J. and J. Richardson (Firm)

A monody on the death of Mr. John Palmer, the comedian To which is prefixed a review of his theatrical powers: with observations on the most eminent performers on the London stage. Inscribed to Mrs. Siddons

1798

Thomas Harral, Sarah Siddons, F. E. Chase

The wonderful theatrical progress of W. Hen. West Betty: the Infant Roscius, in Ireland, Scotland and various parts of England, also at the theatres royal, Convent Garden & Drury Lane; with an accurate sketch of his life

1804

An impartial observer, F. E. Chase

The life of George Fred. Cooke (late of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden) composed principally from journals and other authentic documents left by Mr. Cooke, and the personal knowledge of the author, comprising original anecdotes of his theatrical contemporaries, his opinions on various dramatic writings, &c

1815

William Dunlap, F. E. Chase

Trial between Maria Foote, plaintiff, and Joseph Hayne, defendant for a breach of promise of marriage: including the evidence at full length, speaches of counsel, &c. Dec. 21, 1824

1825

Foote, Maria Countess of Harrington, F. E. Chase

Memoir of Master Burke, the Irish Roscius

1831

Memoirs of the life of Mrs. Charlotte Deans: from her earliest infancy, comprising the periods when she was Miss CHarlotte Lowes, Mrs. Johnston, and Mrs. Deans ; being a journal of a seventy years pilgrimage, with anecdotes of many with whom it has been her good and bad fortune to associate

1837

Charlotte Deans, F. E. Chase

Memoirs of the life, public and private adventures of Madame Vestris : with interesting and amusing anecdotes of celebrated characters in the fashionable world, detailing an interesting variety of singularly curious and amusing scenes, as performed before and behind the curtain. In which will be found most curious notices of many eminent roues and debauchees of the day; with various others of public notoriety.

1839

F. E. Chase, Robert Gould Shaw, Herbert H. Raphael

The lament, or The fall of Drury Lane: a poetical satire

1840

W. C. D., F. E. Chase

Oxberry's dramatic chronology: containing the names, dates of births, first appearances and deaths, of most of the principal London actors and actresses up to 1849

1849

William Henry Oxberry, F. E. Chase

The court theatre, and royal dramatic record: being a complete history of theatrical entertainments at the English court, from the time of King Henry the Eighth down to the termination of the series of entertainments before Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, His Royal Highness Prince Albert, and the court, at Windsor castle, Christmas, 1848-9 : with illustrations on steel, by Finden, from designs by Messrs. T. Grieve, Telbin, and John Absolon

1849

John Kemble Chapman, Edward Francis Finden, Thomas Grieve, William Telbin, John Absolon, Finden, T. Grieve, Telbin, F. E. Chase

Mémories

1860

Léotard (Gymnast), F. E. Chase

A Sketch of the life of James William Wallack, (senior,) late actor and manager ...

1865

F. E. Chase, Robert Gould Shaw

Recollections of Ayr theatricals from 1809

1872

Morris, James of Ayr, F. E. Chase

Macbeth at the Lyceum Mr. Irving and his critics

1875

Babie a comedy in three acts

1880

Émile de Najac, Alfred Hennequin, F. E. Chase

A personal matter.: A comedy in one act.

1880

The great umbrella case: a mock trial

1883

The great umbrella case a mock trial

1883

Henry Irving, actor and manager a criticism of a critic's criticism

1883

Francis Albert Marshall, F. E. Chase

The bat and the ball; or, Negative evidence: a farce in one act

1889

Memories of a mistaken life: an autobiography

1897

In the trenches: a drama of the Cuban War, in three acts.

1898

A description of Henry's comic menagerie: with full instructions for presenting this humorous entertainment, suggestions toward making it profitable

1898

American beauties a comedy in one act for female characters only

1901

Personal recollections of the elder Booth

1902

Asia Booth Clarke, F. E. Chase

Looking for trouble a comedy sketch in one act

1907

James Barnes, F. E. Chase

Club and lodge-room entertainments for floor or platform use.

1908

Santa Claus the first a Christmas entertainment

1980