History of the Providence Stage, 1762-1891
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Three of the active mem- bers, viz. , Messrs. Howe, Marklarid, and Sydney, had b< fessional actors, and two others became such. Mr. Carlo Mauran, whose stage name was Harry Bloodgood, was on< the latter. About fourteen years ago the Amateur Dramatic Club, that had found previous accommodations in Union and then in Barney's Hall, took possession of Dramatic Hall, on South Main street. The building was formerly a church, then a morgue, then a livery stable and hack office, and then a riding school. After laying out $4, 00001- S5, 000 upon it they opened it as a club theatre and society gathering place. For five or six seasons they were eminently successful, and then the "green-eyed monster, jealousy, " cooperated with some one who managed to get the accounts into very complicated con- dition, and the club died out. Friday, Jan. 7, 1877, this club opened their new theatre with the three-act play, "Apple Blossoms, " with the following cast : Mr. Penryn, Arthur L Brown ; Tom Penryn, his son, W.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three of the active mem- bers, viz. , Messrs. Howe, Marklarid, and Sydney, had b< fessional actors, and two others became such. Mr. Carlo Mauran, whose stage name was Harry Bloodgood, was on< the latter. About fourteen years ago the Amateur Dramatic Club, that had found previous accommodations in Union and then in Barney's Hall, took possession of Dramatic Hall, on South Main street. The building was formerly a church, then a morgue, then a livery stable and hack office, and then a riding school. After laying out $4, 00001- S5, 000 upon it they opened it as a club theatre and society gathering place. For five or six seasons they were eminently successful, and then the "green-eyed monster, jealousy, " cooperated with some one who managed to get the accounts into very complicated con- dition, and the club died out. Friday, Jan. 7, 1877, this club opened their new theatre with the three-act play, "Apple Blossoms, " with the following cast : Mr. Penryn, Arthur L Brown ; Tom Penryn, his son, W.
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