Vol. 9, No. 1
pp1-28, Autumn 1954
Articles
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A Seventeenth-Century Indoor Stage
Richard Southern
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The Earliest Amateur Playbill
Joseph Macleod
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W. J. Lawrence: A Handlist, II
Bertram Shuttleworth
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Early Multiple Settings in England
George Speaight
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S. Bre., French Librettists at the Court of Charles II
Edwin P. Grobe
BOOK REVIEWS
Venetian Opera in the Seventeenth Century
Simon Towneley-Worsthorne
Relations between the State and the national Theatre in Italy and abroad
Antonio Ciampi
Teatro, Radio e Televisione
Antonio Ciampi
Journal of the English Folk Dance and Song Society (vol.3, no.2, Dec 1953)
Author
A Seventeenth-Century Indoor Stage –§– The Earliest Amateur Playbill –§– W. J. Lawrence: A Handlist, II –§–Early Multiple Settings in England –§– S. Bre., French Librettists at the Court of Charles II.
EDITORIAL, NEWS & INFORMATION
Editorial: changes to Theatre Notebook, including use of the woodcut on the cover
A message from Dame Edith Evans, regarding Robert Speaight’s book William Poel
STR Bulletin, 25
NOTES & QUERIES
Merry Andrew: identity (TN, vol.8, no.4)
Nightsbridge Music-Halls: information wanted
The Two Stages at “Sadler’s Wells”: Albert Saloon, Shepherdess Walk, Hoxton (TN, vol.8, pp.62-3)
Playbills at Alnwick Castle, Northumberland: Blue Bell Inn, Rothbury
Fraser’s Company (TN, vol.8, p.72): Jessie Fraser/Corbet Ryder, 1828
Public Night Performances in Sharekseapre’s Time (ref. TN, vol.8, p.45, n.6)