= "Written by Christopher Morley as a suitable reply to a Christmas letter from Fra Giovanni to the Contessina Allagia which was composed by Errnets Temple Hargrove." [colophon].

Idem. A Prologue for the Old Rialto Theatre, Hoboken. N.pl., n.publ., 1928, broadside, 44x32 cm., printed in black and brown, ills.

- Browned and colours sl. faded.

= "Written (...) in the manner of the famous "Drury Lane Prologue", with no end of apologies to Dr. Johnson, and spoken by Mr. Morley at the first performance of "After Dark; or Neither Maid, Wife nor Widow", at the Old Rialto, December 10, 1928" [heading]. SIGNED in pen and ink by the author in upper margin.

AND 3 others by the same: Rubaiyat of Account Overdue (N.Y., 1935, printed in 350 copies, self-wr., 4to); The Gutenberg Address (Los Angeles, 1942, orig. wr.); D. RANDALL, The Adventure of the Notorious Forger (with a letter from Christopher Morley) (San Francisco, 1978, printed in 300 copies, orig. wr., 4to).