I. Tom Moore goes Angling
II. Certain Happenings in Mistress Dyke's School
III. Tom Moore entertains Teacher and Pupils
IV. The Blackmailing of Tom Moore
V. Tom Moore gives Mistress Dyke an Inkling
VI. Two Gentlemen of Wealth and Breeding
VII. Tom Moore obliges a Friend and gets in Trouble
_BOOK TWO_
_ONE AFTERNOON IN ENGLAND_
VIII. Introduces Montgomery Julien Ethelbert Spinks
IX. Tom Moore receives Calls from Mrs. Malone and Mr. Dyke
X. In which the Landlady is played a Trick
XI. Tom Moore receives Visits from Two Cobblers and a Clerk
XII. In which the Poet warbles to Mrs. Malone
XIII. Tom Moore has a Bitter Disappointment and an Unexpected Visitor
XIV. Sir Percival Lovelace is favored by Fortune
_BOOK THREE_
_TWO EVENINGS IN HIGH SOCIETY_
XV. Sets Forth Certain Explanations
XVI. Tom Moore separates a Young Lady from her Skirt
XVII. Honors are Easy
XVIII. Tom Moore moves in Distinguished Company
XIX. Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Brummell, and Mr. Moore Hold Council of War
XX. Tom Moore makes a Bad Bargain
XXI. The Poet falls from Favor
_BOOK FOUR_
_A NIGHT OF ADVENTURE_
XXII. Tom Moore receives a Proposal of Marriage
XXIII. The Poet has Callers and gives a Dinner-Party
XXIV. Tom Moore hears of a Political Appointment
XXV. Sir Incognito receives a Warm Welcome
XXVI. Tom Moore's Servant proves a Friend in Need
XXVII. The Poet regains Royal Favor
The Play, founded by Mr. Sayre on the same incidents as the novel, was
produced by Messrs. Rich and Harris, with great success at the Herald
Square Theatre, New York, on the evening of the Thirty-first of August,
1901, with the following cast:
TOM MOORE, Ireland's favorite poet . . . . . . . . . ANDREW MACK
PRINCE OF WALES, Regent of England . . . . . . . . . MYRON CALICE
SIR PERCIVAL LOVELACE, Boon Companion to the Prince GEORGE F. NASH
LORD MOIRA, Moore's friend and patron . . . . . . . THEODORE BABCOCK
ROBIN DYKE, an Irish minor poet . . . . . . . . . . GEORGE W. DEYO
SHERIDAN, the famous wit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GILES SHINE
BEAU BRUMMELL, a leader of society . . . . . . . . . HARRY P. STONE
TERENCE FARRELL, a young Irishman . . . . . . . . . FRANK MAYNE
BUSTER, Moore's servant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EDWARD J. HERON
MCDERMOTT, a publisher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RICHARD J. DILLON
SERVANT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JOHN NAPIER
MICKEY } { JOHNNY COOKE
WILLIE } { WILLIE COOKE
PATSEY } { AUGUSTUS WILKES
DICKY } { GEORGIE CADIEUX
JOHNNY } { JOHNNY WILKES
TOMMY } School { HAROLD GRAU
LIZZIE } Children { VIVIAN MARTIN
NELLIE } { ETHEL CLIFTON
MAGGIE } { MARY McMANUS
KATIE } { SYLVIA CASHIN
BRIDGET } { ISABEL BARRCACOLE
MARY } { LORETTA RUGE
BESSIE DYKE, an Irish girl . . . . . . . . . . JOSEPHINE LOVETT
WINNIE FARRELL, an heiress . . . . . . . . . . SUSIE WILKERSON
MRS. FITZ-HERBERT, the Prince's favorite . . . JANE PEYTON
MRS. MALONE, Moore's landlady . . . . . . . . MAGGIE FIELDING
Courtiers, Ladies, Footmen, Servants, etc.