Mixed playbill for The life of a beggar ; The Great Zaubeni Family ; Othello ; Richard III ; Hamlet ; Susan Hopley ; The two drovers PDF Download
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Author: Pavilion Theatre (Whitechapel Road, London, England) Publisher: ISBN: Category : Stage adaptations Languages : en Pages :
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Playbill for the Pavilion Theatre, Eastern Opera House's productions of, on Saturday: The life of a beggar, by Mr. W. Travers; and, The Great Zaubeni Family. On Monday and Thursday: the tragedy, Othello, by William Shakespeare. On Tuesday: Richard III, by William Shakespeare. On Wednesday: the tragedy, Hamlet, by William Shakespeare. To conclude, each evening: the drama, Susan Hopley [by George Dibdin Pitt, based on the novel by Catherine Crowe]. On Thursday and Friday: Othello, by William Shakespeare. To conclude, Friday: The two drovers [adapted from a work by Sir Walter Scott].
Author: Pavilion Theatre (Whitechapel Road, London, England) Publisher: ISBN: Category : Stage adaptations Languages : en Pages :
Book Description
Playbill for the Pavilion Theatre, Eastern Opera House's productions of, on Saturday: The life of a beggar, by Mr. W. Travers; and, The Great Zaubeni Family. On Monday and Thursday: the tragedy, Othello, by William Shakespeare. On Tuesday: Richard III, by William Shakespeare. On Wednesday: the tragedy, Hamlet, by William Shakespeare. To conclude, each evening: the drama, Susan Hopley [by George Dibdin Pitt, based on the novel by Catherine Crowe]. On Thursday and Friday: Othello, by William Shakespeare. To conclude, Friday: The two drovers [adapted from a work by Sir Walter Scott].
Author: Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages :
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Playbill for the New Pavilion Theatre's productions of, on Saturday: the tragedy, Richard III, by William Shakespeare. On Monday: the tragedy, Hamlet, by William Shakespeare. On Tuesday and Thursday: the tragedy, Othello, by William Shakespeare. On Wednesday: the tragedy, Macbeth. On Friday: The lady of Lyons [by E. Bulwer-Lytton]. To conclude, every evening: The four knaves and the pack : a game of life for the odd trick, by Mr. Edward Towers.
Author: Publisher: ISBN: Category : Greenwich (London, England) Languages : en Pages :
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Playbill for the New Royal Pavilion's productions of, on Monday: Hamlet, by William Shakespeare. On Tuesday: The merchant of Venice, by William Shakespeare. On Wednesday: Othello, by William Shakespeare. On Thursday: Richard III. To conclude, each evening: the nautical drama, The sons of the ocean, or, The British bull-dogs.
Author: Publisher: ISBN: Category : Benefit performances Languages : en Pages :
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Playbill for the Pavilion Theatre's productions of: Richard III, by William Shakespeare; a Comic song (on a real donkey) by Mr. Russell; a Hornpipe by Mr. Hodges; Imitations of London performers by Mr. S. Meers; the operatic burlesque burletta, Othello [based on the play by William Shakespeare], with a number of Parodies incidental to the piece; a Hornpipe by Mr. Watson; and scenes from, Hamlet! [by William Shakespeare].
Author: Pavilion Theatre (Whitechapel Road, London, England) Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages :
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Playbill for the Pavilion Theatre's productions of, on Monday: The gamester [by Edward Moore]; and, The lady of Lyons [by Bulwer-Lytton]. On Tuesday and Wednesday: the tragedy, Virginius, by Sheridan Knowles; and, the comedy, Katherine and Petruchio, by William Shakespeare [from The taming of the shrew]. On Thursday and Friday: Rob Roy [based on the novel by Sir Walter Scott]; and, The stranger [by August von Kotzebue]. On Saturday: the fifth act of Richard III, by William Shakespeare; the third act of Othello [by William Shakespeare]; the play scene from Hamlet [by William Shakespeare]; the fourth and fifth acts of Macbeth [by William Shakespeare]; the first act of The honeymoon [by John Tobin]; and the burlesque, Midas [by Kane O'Hara].
Author: Pavilion Theatre (Whitechapel Road, London, England)
Author: Pavilion Theatre (Whitechapel Road, London, England)
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Author: Pavilion Theatre (Whitechapel Road, London, England)