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Possibly a version of/reference to any of the following one-act farces;  
 
Possibly a version of/reference to any of the following one-act farces;  

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The Toothaches is a farce by

Possibly a version of/reference to any of the following one-act farces;

The Toothache by George Fitzmaurice, about an Irish countryman, who can only get the village blacksmith to yank out the tooth.

The tooth-ache, or, Mistakes of a morning ("a petit comedy, in one act") by John Bray (Published by M.Carey, Philadelphia, 1814)

Tooth-ache, or The Prince and the Chimney-sweeper (Anon., 1850)

Arthur E. McGuinness. 1975. George Fitzmaurice. Bucknell University Press[1]

https://www.worldcat.org/title/toothache-or-mistakes-of-a-morning-a-petit-comedy-in-one-act-a-free-translation-from-the-french/oclc/1013289497/editions?referer=di&editionsView=true