Rodwell, George Herbert Buonaparte The chimney piece r?R TUC THE CHIMNEY PIECE. A FARCE, IN ONE ACT. BY G. HERBERT RODWELL, AUTHOR OF TEDDY THE TILEtt," *' WAS I TO BLAME," " I'LL BE YOUR SECOND," &C. &.C. PERFORMED AT THE THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. LONDON: JOHN MILLER, HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT GARDEN, (Agent to ihc Dramatic Aittliors'' Soc'iciy. ) ]833. W. GLTXDON, PRINTER, 51, UUl'EHT STRFET, II AY M AH KEY. DEDICATION. TO W. FARREN, ESQ. SIR, IT was to you I owed the production of the following* Farce ; it was to you, no less, 1 owed it's success ; I feel, therefore, it is to you I now owe it's DEDICATION 7 , which I hope you will receive with the warmest thanks of THE AUTHOR. Avgutt 4th, 1833. 1 .77 DRAMATIS PERSONS. MEX. Mr. Muddlebrain, a Disciple of Sir Hum- phrey Davy Mr. VV. FARREN. Frederick, his Brother in Law, Mr. BRIXDAL. Shuffle, formerly Waiter at a Gambling House, Mr. BALLS. John Horn, an old Domestic, . . . . Mr. ATLIFFE. Officer, .... Mr. COOKE. WOMEN. Lucretia, Wife to Mr. Muddlebrain, .... Mrs. NESBITT. Mary, her Servant, Mrs. HUMBY. This Farce was represented for the first time March 23, 1833. ,