Item - Beadle's Dime Dialogues no. 41

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Alternate Title:	The Dime Dialogues No. 41: For Schools, Homes And Amateur Theatricals, For Exhibitions, Entertainments And Dramatic Evenings, For Dress, Scenic And Professional Performance, Humerous [Sic.], Serious, Pathetic, Burlesque, Farcial [Sic.], Moral And Instructive
Subject / Tag:	Dialogues, English

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Online Full Text:	Northern Illinois University
Series:	Beadle's Dime Dialogues no. 41
Item:	Beadle's Dime Dialogues no. 41
Contents:	The Happy Termination; or, A Lunatic Abroad (pages 9-17) The Tell-Tale Telegram; or, An Impressionable Woman (pages 17-21) Too Many Smiths; or, The Much Wanted Letter (pages 22-29) The Thirteen Original States (pages 30-35) The Agent And His Victim (pages 36-37) Playing the Races; or, The Easy Road to Ruin (pages 37-41) A Visit to the Moon (pages 41-42) The New School for Scandal; or, The Uproar in Shanty-Town (pages 43-48) Lime Kiln Club Logic; or, The Argumentum Ad Hominem (pages 48-51) Breaking in the Dominie; or, Why the Boys Didn't Eat Their Feast (pages 51-55) Watching for Santa Claus (pages 56-58) One of the Daughters of the New Dispensation (pages 59-61) The Highest Duty of All; or, The Test That Tells (pages 62-67) A Double Surprise for the Scoopers; or, Uncle Ben's Reward (pages 68-75) The Stars' Contention; or, Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men (pages 75-78) The Model Examination; or, The Way Not To Conduct A School (pages 79-81) Allee Samee 'Mellican Man (pages 82-86) Screen Doors; or, Kitty Mulroon's Disaster (pages 86-92)
Date:	November 24, 1894
Publisher:	M.J. Ivers & Co. (New York (N.Y.): 379 Pearl St.) -- United States
OCLC Number:	1059463665
Description:	Also includes: publisher's advertisements.
Length:	92 pages