Five miles off, or, The finger post with the humorous song Ti-Tum-Ti, sung by Mr. Liston in Mr. T. Dibdin's popular comedy at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. [graphic]
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Lewis Walpole Library > Five miles off, or, The finger post with the humorous song Ti-Tum-Ti, sung by Mr. Liston in Mr. T. Dibdin's popular comedy at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. [graphic]
"Heading to engraved verses ... Liston as Flourish, a Quaker, stands primly, thumbs together, beside Ruth, a Quakeress, who points alluringly to a distant grove, behind him is a signpost with three arms, one inscribed '5. Miles'. He relates his discomfiture by another suitor. The song ends: 'And kick'd me Ruthlessly behind With his Toe Turn Ti.'."--British Museum online catalogue