Theatres in Elizabethan London, 36; seating arrangements, 39; prices of admission, 39; the scenery, 40; the costumes, 41; contrast between their methods of production and those of later date, 44 Theatres, at Restoration, 86; characteristics of, 87-90. (See also Playhouses.) _Theatrical Review_ of 1763, 190 Theatrical spectacle in Shakespearean drama, effect of excess, 3; its want of logic, 4; its costliness, 7; at the Restoration, 89, 109; at the present day, 110 Thomson, James, French study of, 201 Tuke, Sir Samuel, his _Adventures of Five Hours_, 98-99 Taylor, Joseph, original actor in Shakespeare's plays, 61; coached by Shakespeare in part of Henry VIII., 63, 71, 72 Vanbrugh, Sir John, 91 Veronese, Paolo, statue of, 233 Victoria, Queen, and Stratford-on-Avon, 222; statues of, 237 Vienna, production of _Antony and Cleopatra_ at the Burg-Theater, 17; types of subsidised theatres at, 136, 138; conservatoire of actors at, 139 Voltaire on Shakespeare, 205, 206 War, popular view of, 177 Ward, John, vicar of Stratford-on-Avon, 74; his _Diary_, 74 Warner, Mrs, at Sadler's Wells, 11 Wellington, Duke of, monument to, 238 Westminster Abbey, Shakespeare's exclusion from, 50; his cenotaph in, 215-216 Will, freedom of, 166 Women, Shakespeare's views on, 168 Wordsworth, William, French study of, 201 Wycherley, William, 91 Young, Edward, French study of, 201