Hoyt's A Midnight Bell "Mr. Keene, Try Another Chair?" 1896 "The right accompaniment to help

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Hoyt's A Midnight Bell "Mr. Keene, Try Another Chair?" 1896 "The right accompaniment to helpOriginal poster for Hoyt's A Midnight Bell opened in the Bijou Theatre circa 1889. "Mr. Keene, Try Another Chair?" Charles Hale Hoyt, born in 1859, was a brilliant farcical comedy writer who entitled virtually every one of his plays beginning with A to bump his name to the top of whatever list he appeared on. He wrote his farces till he passed far too soon at the age of 41 in 1900. Please NOTE bottom left and right corners have been restored.