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    Princess Kiku: A Japanese Romance. A Play for Girls
    Princess Kiku: A Japanese Romance. A Play for Girls
    Princess Kiku: A Japanese Romance. A Play for Girls
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    Princess Kiku: A Japanese Romance. A Play for Girls

    By M. F. Hutchinson

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGood Press
    Release dateDec 11, 2019
    ISBN4064066198589
    Princess Kiku: A Japanese Romance. A Play for Girls

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      Princess Kiku - M. F. Hutchinson

      M. F. Hutchinson

      Princess Kiku

      A Japanese Romance. A Play for Girls

      Published by Good Press, 2022

      goodpress@okpublishing.info

      EAN 4064066198589

      Table of Contents

      PRINCESS KIKU A JAPANESE ROMANCE FEMALE CHARACTERS ONLY

      COMEDIES AND DRAMAS

      PRINCESS KIKU

      SYNOPSIS

      COSTUMES

      PROPERTIES

      STAGE DIRECTIONS

      FOREWORD

      PRINCESS KIKU

      COMEDIES AND DRAMAS

      COMEDIES AND DRAMAS

      PRINCESS KIKU

      A JAPANESE ROMANCE

      FEMALE CHARACTERS ONLY

      Table of Contents

      DICK & FITZGERALD

      PUBLISHERS

      18 Ann Street, New York

      COMEDIES AND DRAMAS

      Table of Contents

      15 CENTS EACH

      DICK & FITZGERALD, Publishers, 18 Ann St., N. Y.

      PRINCESS KIKU

      A Japanese Romance. A Play for Girls

      BY

      M. F. HUTCHINSON

      Decoration

      NEW YORK

      DICK & FITZGERALD,

      Publishers

      18 Ann Street

      PRINCESS KIKU

      Table of Contents

      A JAPANESE ROMANCE.

      Decoration

      CHARACTERS

      Location.

      —Tokio.

      Time.

      —The present.

      Time of Performance.

      —Two hours.

      SYNOPSIS

      Table of Contents

      Scene I.

      The Chrysanthemum Garden and Summer-House.

      Princess Kiku

      and her ladies-in-waiting. Intrusion of

      Lady Cecil

      . Story of the shipwrecked baby.

      Scene II.

      Same as before.

      Sakara

      bribes little

      Ito

      to bring misfortune on the

      Princess

      by a play-act, which the

      Princess

      believes is reality.

      Mimosa’s

      description of the Emperor’s reception.

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