Literary And Graphical Illustrations of Shakspeare And the British Drama
Literary And Graphical Illustrations of Shakspeare And the British Drama
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This pathetic drama was first performed by the Summer-Company' of actors at Drury-Lane, June 22Dd, 1731 ; and, perhaps, the tune of the old ballad suggested the original announcement of A New Play called The Mer- chant, or the True Historij of George Barnwell: which, on the second night, the 2jth, was altered to The London Merchant, or the True Story of George Barnuell ; under which title it was plaj^ed 17 times almost without inter- mission, in a verj' hot season. It excited such universal att...ention, that on Friday, July 2nd, the Queen sent for the manuscript, which Wilks carried to Hampton-Court.
jMrs. Cibber was the first performer of Maria, and delivered the Epilogue ; Mrs. Butler was Millwood, and Theophilus Cibber spake the Prologue, and was the original George Barnwell ; but though these were all highly admired, the most honourable applause was tliat given in 1752, to Ross and Mrs. Pritchard, whose impressive performance awakened and preserved a A'oung man in the same circumstances as Barnuell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This pathetic drama was first performed by the Summer-Company' of actors at Drury-Lane, June 22Dd, 1731 ; and, perhaps, the tune of the old ballad suggested the original announcement of A New Play called The Mer- chant, or the True Historij of George Barnwell: which, on the second night, the 2jth, was altered to The London Merchant, or the True Story of George Barnuell ; under which title it was plaj^ed 17 times almost without inter- mission, in a verj' hot season. It excited such universal att...ention, that on Friday, July 2nd, the Queen sent for the manuscript, which Wilks carried to Hampton-Court.
jMrs. Cibber was the first performer of Maria, and delivered the Epilogue ; Mrs. Butler was Millwood, and Theophilus Cibber spake the Prologue, and was the original George Barnwell ; but though these were all highly admired, the most honourable applause was tliat given in 1752, to Ross and Mrs. Pritchard, whose impressive performance awakened and preserved a A'oung man in the same circumstances as Barnuell.
What to read after Literary And Graphical Illustrations of Shakspeare And the British Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan, Robert Williams, 1841-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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