Shakespeare and the Modern Stage; with Other EssaysLee, Sidney, Sir
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Shakespeare and the Modern Stage; with Other Essays
Lee, Sidney, Sir
Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616; Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 -- Stage history
Bacon, Francis, philosophical method of, 143;
on memorial monuments in _New Atlantis_, 234, 235
Bacon, Sir Nicholas, his fame in France, 204
Badger, Mr Richard, proposal for a Shakespeare monument, 219
Bannister, John, his music for _The Tempest_, 107
Barker, Mr Granville, as Richard II., 13 _n._
Basse, William, his tribute to Shakespeare, 50
Beeston, Christopher, Elizabethan actor, 64
Beeston, William the first, patron of Nash, 64
Beeston, William the second, his theatrical career, 65, 66;
his gossip about Shakespeare, 65;
his conversation, 66;
Aubrey's account of, 67
Beethoven, statue of, 233
Beljame, Alexandre, on English literature, 201;
death of, 201
Benson, Mr F.R., his company of actors, 111;
his principles, 112 _seq._;
list of Shakespeare plays produced by, 114 _n._;
his production of _Hamlet_ unabridged, 116-118;
his training of actors, 119;
his services to Shakespeare, 121;
his pupils on the London stage, 130
Berkenhout, John, 195
Betterton, Thomas, at Stratford-on-Avon, 73;
contributes to Rowe's biography, 73, 76;
his rendering of Hamlet, 101, 102
Biography, art of, in England, 51
Bishop, Sir William, 76
Bishopsgate (London), Shakespeare at, 226, 227
Blackfriars, Shakespeare's house at, 227
Boileau, and English literature, 199
Bolingbroke, in _Richard II._, patriotism of, 173
Bowman, John, actor, 69;
at Stratford-on-Avon, 76
Boys in women's parts in Elizabethan theatres, 19, 41;
abandonment of the practice, 43;
superseded by women, 88, 89
Buchanan, George, his plays, 204
Burbage, Richard, Shakespeare's friend and fellow-actor, 33
Burns, Mr John, 131
Burns, Robert, French study of, 201;
monument to, 233, 237
Byron, Lord, on Petrarch at Arqua, 225;
statue of, 237
Calderon, 136;
monument to, 233
Calvert, Charles A., his Shakespearean productions at Manchester,
12 _n._
Camoens, monument to, 233
Capital and the literary drama, 124, 126, 127, 128
Carlyle, Thomas, statue of, 237
_Cataline's Conspiracy_, by Ben Jonson, 30, 31
Ceremony, Shakespeare on, 157, 158
Chantrey, Sir Francis, and commemoration of Shakespeare, 216
Charlecote, Shakespeare's escapade at, 76
Chaucer, Geoffrey, French influence on, 199
Clarendon, Lord, on Shakespeare, 78
Cockpit theatre, Drury Lane, 65, 86
Cockpit theatre, Whitehall, 87 and _n._
Coleman, John, on the subsidised theatre, 132
Coleridge S.T., and commemoration of Shakespeare, 216
Congreve, William, 91
Coriolanus and the patriotic instinct, 178, 179
Cromwell, Oliver, statue of, 237
Davenant, Robert, Sir William's brother, 70
D'Avenant, Sir William: theatrical manager, 67;
his youth at Oxford, 69;
relations in boyhood with Shakespeare, 70;
elegy on Shakespeare, 71;
champion of Shakespeare's fame, 71;
his story of Shakespeare and Southampton, 72;
his influence on Betterton, 72;
manager of the Duke's Company, 87 _n._;
as dramatist, 91;
his adaptations of Shakespeare, 103-105, 106 _n._, 108
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