A Flea in Her Rear

Ten French farces as translated by Norman R. Shapiro, including the title play by Feydeau and: The Poor Beggar and the Fairy Godmother (Allais) * Boubouroche, or She Dupes to Conquer (Courteline) * It's All Relative (Labiche) * Mardis Gras (Meilhac and Halevy) * and more.

Introduction	p. 9
The Castrata ("Le Soprano", 1831), one act	p. 13
It's All Relative ("Les Suites d'un premier lit", 1852), one act	p. 59
For Love or Monkey ("L'Ecureuil", 1861), one act	p. 93
Signor Nicodemo ("Tout pour les dames!", 1867), one act	p. 117
Mardi Gras ("La Mi-careme", 1874), one act	p. 149
Boubouroche, or She Dupes to Conquer ("Boubouroche", 1893), two acts	p. 185
The Poor Beggar and the Fairy Godmother ("Le Pauvre Bougre et le bon genie", 1899), one act	p. 219
A Fitting Confusion ("Tailleur pour dames", 1886), three acts	p. 231
A Flea in Her Rear, or Ants in Her Pants ("La Puce a l'oreille", 1907), three acts	p. 303
Going to Pot ("On purge Bebe", 1910), one act	p. 435
The authors	p. 473
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