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Miss Younge and Messrs. Dodd, Love and Waldron as Viola, Junker Andreas, Junker Tobias and Fabio in Shakespeare’s “What You Want,” edited by R. Sayer, after Francis Wheatley (vom BeMiss vergebener Titel)
Title: Miss Younge and Messrs. Dodd, Love and Waldron as Viola, Junker Andreas, Junker Tobias and Fabio in Shakespeare’s “What You Want,” edited by R. Sayer, after Francis Wheatley (vom BeMiss vergebener Titel)
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