John Maddison Morton

About

John Maddison Morton was an English playwright who specialised in one-act farces. His most famous farce was Box and Cox (1847). He also wrote comic dramas, pantomimes and other theatrical pieces.

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After a Storm, Comes a Calm

John Maddison Morton

Curtain Raisers

John Oxenford, Francis Cowley Burnand, John Baldwin Buckstone, John Palgrave Simpson, John Maddison Morton, William Henry Murray, Henry Thornton Craven, William E. Suter, John Anson Woodward, F. Lennox Horne, Eliza Planché, Montagu Williams

The Midnight Watch, Etc

John Maddison Morton

The Factory Girl, Or, All that Glitters is Not Gold

Thomas Morton, John Maddison Morton

ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD : A COMIC DRAMA ; IN 2 ACTS

Thomas Morton, John Maddison Morton

All that Glitters is Not Gold, Etc

Thomas Morton, John Maddison Morton

Little Mother

John Maddison Morton

Comediettas and Farces

John Maddison Morton

Woodcock's Little Game, etc

John Maddison Morton

The Rights and Wrongs of Woman

John Maddison Morton

Woodcock’s Little Game

A Musical Burletta, in One Act. As Performed at the Roal Olympic Theatre. Correctly Printed from the Prompter's Copy. Prefaced by an Original Biographical Sketch of Madame Vestris. Splendidly Illustrated with an Etching

The Sentinel

John Maddison Morton

A Most Unwarrantable Intrusion, etc

If I Had a Thousand a Year

John Maddison Morton

John Maddison Morton

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