Vol. 22, No. 4
pp135-180, Summer 1968
Articles
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The Coquette-Prude as an Actress's Line in Restoration Comedy During the Time of Mrs Oldfield
Ben R. Schneider
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The Brome Hall Commonplace Book
Stanley J. Kahrl
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Thomas Holcroft, George Coleman the Younger, and the Rivalry of the Patent Theatres
Peter Thomson
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"From the London Theatres"
Eric Irvin
BOOK REVIEWS
Pom-Poms and Ruffles. The Story of Northern Seaside Entertainment
G. J. Mellor
The World of Melodrama
Frank Rahill
The Prompter. A Theatrical Paper (1734-1736)
Aaron Hill and William Popple. Selected and edited by William W. Appleton and Kalman A. Burnim
Survey of London, Vols 33 and 34: The Parish of St Anne, Soho
F. H. W. Sheppard
The Coquette-Prude as an Actress’s Line in Restoration Comedy During the Time of Mrs Oldfield –§– The Brome Hall Commonplace Book –§– Thomas Holcroft, George Coleman the Younger, and the Rivalry of the Patent Theatres –§– “From the London Theatres”.
EDITORIAL
The passing of the Theatres Bill, abolishing theatrical censorship and the effect on the preservation of play scripts.
The STR Bulletin, no. 80
NOTES & QUERIES
Nineteenth-Century Theatre (requests for information):
The System of taxation for theatre property & Management in the 19thC
The whereabouts of treasury returns for London theatres
Distant (living?) relatives of Sir Squire and Lady Bancroft
Cheer Up, Sam
Ballet Prints – Dame Marie Rambert’s collection
Robert William Elliston, 1774-1831 (request for information)