DRAWING ROOMS,
SECOND FLOOR, AND ATTICS.

A Farce,

IN ONE ACT.

BY

JOHN MADDISON MORTON, ESQ.,

(Member of the Dramatic Authors’ Society),

AUTHOR OF

Lend me Five Shillings, Three Cuckoos, Catch a Weazel, Wherethere’s a Will there’s a Way, John Dobbs, A Most Unwarrantable Intrusion, Going to theDerby, Your Life’s in Danger, Midnight Watch, Box and Cox, Trumpeter’s Wedding, Done onBoth Sides, Poor Pillicoddy, Old Honesty, Young England, King and I, My Wife’s SecondFloor, Who do they take me for? The Thumping Legacy, Milliners’ Holiday, WeddingBreakfast, Irish Tiger, Attic Story, Who’s the Composer? Who’s my Husband? Slasher andCrasher, Prince for an Hour, Away with Melancholy, Waiting for an Omnibus, Betsy Baker,Who Stole the Pocket-Book? Two Bonnycastles, From Village to Court, Grimshaw, Bagshaw, andBradshaw, Rights and Wrongs of Women, Sent to the Tower, Our Wife, Brother Ben, Take Careof Dowb—, Wooing One’s Wife, Margery Daw, The Double-Bedded Room, the “Alabama,” &c.&c.

THOMAS HAILES LACY,
89, STRAND, LONDON, W.C.

DRAWING ROOMS, &c.

First performed at the Royal Princess’s Theatre,(under the management of Mr. George Vining), on Easter Monday, the 28thof March, 1864.

Characters.