The Chinese lantern : $b A play

· 1959

This play has been publicly performed in England, and entered at the Library of Congress, Washington, U.S.A. All rights reserved. OLANGTSI _A Master of Arts._ MRS. OLANGTSI (_called_ MRS. BACK-OF-THE-HOUSE) _His Wife._ YUNGLANGTSI _His Son._ 1. PEE-AH-BEE. } 2. HAN-KIN. } 3. TEE-PEE. } 4. HITI-TITI. } _Students, Apprentices, and Craftsmen._ 5. NEW-LYN. } 6. NAU-TEE. } 7. LI-LONG. } JOSI-MOSI _A Chinese Jew Rag-and-Bone Merchant._ COSI-MOSI _His Brother: a Money-lender._ TIKIPU _Bottle-washer and General Drudge._ MEE-MEE _A Korean Slave-girl._ WIOWANI _An Old Master._…

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