The German Drama in English On the Philadelphia Stage From 1794 to 1830
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Wood played Mrs. Haller. In Deaf and Dumb, March 25, Wood is announced as the Abbe de I'Epee, with the original epilogue.
The one play new to Philadelphia was Peter the Great, or The Russian Mother,^^'' December 26. It is announced as "Al- tered from the German and adapted to the American stage. With new additional scenery, dresses and decorations. Peter (Czar of Russia) — Duff, Sophia Sudarow (the Russian Mother) — Mrs.
Mason. This is a Dunlap version and its publication in New York, March, 18... 14, was referred to in the account of the last season.
The plays of possible or partial German origin were : Adrian and Orilla, or A Mother's Vengeance, December 9 ; Foundling of the Forest, December 12; The Exile, December 20, 31 and Feb- ruary 25, which should have been included in this list last season also, Abercrombie playing Count Ulrik, and Mrs. Mason — Alex- ina. The Comet, December 24, which should also have been in- cluded in season 1812-1813, and which may be a version of Der Komet, by Mand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wood played Mrs. Haller. In Deaf and Dumb, March 25, Wood is announced as the Abbe de I'Epee, with the original epilogue.
The one play new to Philadelphia was Peter the Great, or The Russian Mother,^^'' December 26. It is announced as "Al- tered from the German and adapted to the American stage. With new additional scenery, dresses and decorations. Peter (Czar of Russia) — Duff, Sophia Sudarow (the Russian Mother) — Mrs.
Mason. This is a Dunlap version and its publication in New York, March, 18... 14, was referred to in the account of the last season.
The plays of possible or partial German origin were : Adrian and Orilla, or A Mother's Vengeance, December 9 ; Foundling of the Forest, December 12; The Exile, December 20, 31 and Feb- ruary 25, which should have been included in this list last season also, Abercrombie playing Count Ulrik, and Mrs. Mason — Alex- ina. The Comet, December 24, which should also have been in- cluded in season 1812-1813, and which may be a version of Der Komet, by Mand.
What to read after The German Drama in English On the Philadelphia Stage From 1794 to 1830?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Frederic Brede to read onlineMoreLess
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