Act 3 — ENGAGED.
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AN ENTIRELY ORIGINAL FARCICAL COMEDY, IN THREE ACTS.
First produced at the Haymarket Theatre, under the management of Mr. J. S. Clarke, Wednesday, 3rd October, 1877.
DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.
Cheviot Hill, a young man of propertyMr. George Honey.
Belvawney, his friendMr. Harold Kyrle.
Mr. SympersonMr. Howe.
Angus Macalister, a Lowland peasant ladMr. Dewar.
Major McGillicuddyMr. Weathersby.
Belinda TreherneMiss Marion Terry.
Minnie, Symperson’s daughterMiss Lucy Buckstone.
Mrs. Macfarlane, a Lowland widowMiss Emily Thorne.
Maggie, her daughter, a Lowland lassieMiss Julia Stewart.
Parker, Minnie’s maidMiss Julia Roselle.
ACT I.
GARDEN OF A COTTAGE, NEAR GRETNA.
(On the border, between England and Scotland.)
ACTS II. AND III.
DRAWING-ROOM IN SYMPERSON’S HOUSE IN LONDON.
Three months’ interval is supposed to elapse between Acts I. and II.
Three days’ interval is supposed to elapse between Acts II. and III.