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Dora Bland (1762-1816) was daughter of Grace Phillips, the clever Juliet of 1756. Dora obtained small parts in Dublin in 1777. She left under a cloud, betrayed by Daly, the manager. She became famous in England as a comedian, and no less for her intrigues. She visited Dublin again in 1809, being then gilded with Royal favour. She, or Bickerstaff, wrote the following : 'The Spoiled Child. ' Drury Lane, 1790; Crow Street, January i4th, 1806.
Little Pickle is a boy, utterly spoiled by his father. ...He was played by Miss Walstein and Mrs. Edwin.
Mrs. Inchbald again.
'The Midnight Hour. ' Covent Garden, 1787; Smock Alley, December i7th, 1787.
128 THE PRE-VICTORIAN DRAMA IN DUBLIN.
This play is an adaptation from the French, and is interesting to us as the last play in Smock Alley, before the final fall of the curtain, on January i4th, 1778. It was preceded by ' The Duenna. ' Cherry and Mrs. Heaphy were in both plays.
'Animal Magnetism. ' Covent Garden, 1788; Crow Street, November 8th, 1788.
French in origin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dora Bland (1762-1816) was daughter of Grace Phillips, the clever Juliet of 1756. Dora obtained small parts in Dublin in 1777. She left under a cloud, betrayed by Daly, the manager. She became famous in England as a comedian, and no less for her intrigues. She visited Dublin again in 1809, being then gilded with Royal favour. She, or Bickerstaff, wrote the following : 'The Spoiled Child. ' Drury Lane, 1790; Crow Street, January i4th, 1806.
Little Pickle is a boy, utterly spoiled by his father. ...He was played by Miss Walstein and Mrs. Edwin.
Mrs. Inchbald again.
'The Midnight Hour. ' Covent Garden, 1787; Smock Alley, December i7th, 1787.
128 THE PRE-VICTORIAN DRAMA IN DUBLIN.
This play is an adaptation from the French, and is interesting to us as the last play in Smock Alley, before the final fall of the curtain, on January i4th, 1778. It was preceded by ' The Duenna. ' Cherry and Mrs. Heaphy were in both plays.
'Animal Magnetism. ' Covent Garden, 1788; Crow Street, November 8th, 1788.
French in origin.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Carlyle Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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