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Act IV.

The Dog Days

Being Parliament gone to the dogs.

Scene :	Ladies' Evening at Bellamy's one hundred years hence.
Premier	Miss H. Easterfield

"Fairest and loveliest of created things."Shakespeare (shaved)

Sir Bhomas Trindle

E. Sapsford

"And the Amazons simpered and sighed,
And they ogled and giggled, and flushed,
And they opened their pretty eyes wide,
And they chuckled, and flirted, and blushed

(At least, if they could, they'd have blushed)Bab.

Sir Brancis Fell	C. Q. Pope
Sir Kelly Noad	Miss O. Salmon

"Woman needs no eulogy she speaks for herself."

Dryden (watered)

Babes, Jazzists, Parliamentarians, etc.

No Coleridge (owing to shortage).

Feet Praser

K. W. Low

"Thou foster-child of silence and slow time."

Keats Sweets.

Wom Tilford	R. Gordon
Vositt	H. A. Anderson
The Right Henry	A. J. Mazengarb
Press Reporters	C. Howe, R. Gapes, M. Claris
Willie Classey	C. C. Moss
Newsboy	B. G. Mitford
Messenger	W. A. Sheat
Prince of Walls	W. P. Pringle

"An over-devotional super-emotional
Hyper-chimerical extra-hysterical
Wildly aesthetical madly phrenetical
Highly strung sensitive Prince."

— Pope (absolved)

Potential Princesses, Piffling Politicians, etc.

Entr'acte

African Dance

Montague King