Pittsburgh in 1816
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Old Mortality.
Shelley. Alastor.
Southey. Carmen triumphale.
Wordsworth. Poems.
White doe of Rylstone.
5i The Theatre "There were in 1808 two dramatic societies in Pittsburg that were important enough to receive notice in the newspapers.
The one was composed of law students and young lawyers and the other was composed of mechanics. The object of these societies was to study the poets and dramatic literature and to give public performances in the court house. William Wilkins . . . was a member a...nd took a leading part in the enter- tainments given by these societies. There was no way for theatrical companies from the East to reach Pittsburg prior to 181 7, save by the state road, which was scarcely passable for a train of pack horses, yet they came even as early as 1808 and performed in a small room, which was secured for them when the court room was occupied. In 181 2 a third dramatic society called the Thespian Society was organized among the young men and young women of Pittsburg.
The society numbered among its members the brightest and best bred young people of the city, most of whom took part in each performance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Old Mortality.
Shelley. Alastor.
Southey. Carmen triumphale.
Wordsworth. Poems.
White doe of Rylstone.
5i The Theatre "There were in 1808 two dramatic societies in Pittsburg that were important enough to receive notice in the newspapers.
The one was composed of law students and young lawyers and the other was composed of mechanics. The object of these societies was to study the poets and dramatic literature and to give public performances in the court house. William Wilkins . . . was a member a...nd took a leading part in the enter- tainments given by these societies. There was no way for theatrical companies from the East to reach Pittsburg prior to 181 7, save by the state road, which was scarcely passable for a train of pack horses, yet they came even as early as 1808 and performed in a small room, which was secured for them when the court room was occupied. In 181 2 a third dramatic society called the Thespian Society was organized among the young men and young women of Pittsburg.
The society numbered among its members the brightest and best bred young people of the city, most of whom took part in each performance.
What to read after Pittsburgh in 1816?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. Cn to read onlineMoreLess
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