Days of the Dandies volume 2
Days of the Dandies volume 2
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The Theatrical Characters of the Principal Actors in the Year 1690, Continu'd A Few Words to Critical Auditors.
', as I have before observ'd, women ^ were not admitted to the stage 'till the return of King Charles, yet it could not be so suddenly supply'd with them but that there was still a necessity, for some time, to put the handsomest young men into petticoats ; ' which 1 This seems to have been done to a very limited extent. The first unquestionable date on which, after 1660, women ap- pea...red is 3d January, 1661, when Pepys saw "The Beggar's Bush " at the theatre, that is, Killigrew's house, and notes, " and here the first time that ever I saw women come upon the stage. " At the same theatre he had seen the same play on 2oth November, 1660, the female parts being then played by men. Thomas Jordan wrote " a prologue, to introduce the first woman that came to act on the stage, in the tragedy called ' The Moor of Venice'" (quoted by Malone, "Shakespeare, " 1821, iii. 128), and Malone supposes, justly as I think, that this was on 8th December, 1660; on which date, in all probability, the first woman appeared on the stage after the Restoration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Theatrical Characters of the Principal Actors in the Year 1690, Continu'd A Few Words to Critical Auditors.
', as I have before observ'd, women ^ were not admitted to the stage 'till the return of King Charles, yet it could not be so suddenly supply'd with them but that there was still a necessity, for some time, to put the handsomest young men into petticoats ; ' which 1 This seems to have been done to a very limited extent. The first unquestionable date on which, after 1660, women ap- pea...red is 3d January, 1661, when Pepys saw "The Beggar's Bush " at the theatre, that is, Killigrew's house, and notes, " and here the first time that ever I saw women come upon the stage. " At the same theatre he had seen the same play on 2oth November, 1660, the female parts being then played by men. Thomas Jordan wrote " a prologue, to introduce the first woman that came to act on the stage, in the tragedy called ' The Moor of Venice'" (quoted by Malone, "Shakespeare, " 1821, iii. 128), and Malone supposes, justly as I think, that this was on 8th December, 1660; on which date, in all probability, the first woman appeared on the stage after the Restoration.
What to read after Days of the Dandies volume 2?
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