Captain O'Cutter : Jealous wife, 4 lengths, Mr. Robertson. 1761.

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Captain O'Cutter : Jealous wife, 4 lengths, Mr. Robertson. 1761.

Lines for the character of Captain O'Cutter in George Colman's play The jealous wife. These lines were transcribed from a printed edition of the play, and then altered extensively in the hand of the actor J. Robertson who played Captain O'Cutter in a 1761 production staged in York. "J. Robertson" is probably James Robertson, a popular 18th century comedic actor in York. Enclosed in the modern linen case with the manuscript is an etching of Robertson by Frederick Atkinson.

[8] p., bound : 1 etching ; 21 cm.

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University of California, Los Angeles

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Robertson, J. (James), 1714-1795

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Colman, George, 1732-1794

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