Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 -- Stage history; Theater -- England
Music in the Elizabethan theatre, 11
Nash, Thomas, "The Isle of Dogs," 112
National theatre, a, 198
New Shakespeare Society, 94
Noblemen and the maintenance of actors, 9
Oldcastle, Sir John, 112
Opinion, change of, effect on plays, 70
Ordish, Mr. T. Fairman, 228
"Othello," 13
Othello, Nathan Field as, 21
Painter, William, 133
Perfall, Baron, 18
"Pericles," 31
Personality in acting, 219
Playgoers, intolerant, 196
Plays, Elizabethan: not divided into acts, 11;
lost, 15
Pollard, Mr. A. W., 98
Pope, Alexander: as Shakespeare editor, 33;
and "The Tempest," 55
Popular taste in drama, 194
Portia, 81
Portland Place for Shakespeare Memorial, 231, 232
"Prattle," 57
Prompters, 24
Puritans, the: and actors, 21;
and theatres, 25
Raleigh, Sir Walter, 112
Reformation, the, 68, 69
Renaissance, the, 69
Repertory theatre, the, 193;
and a national theatre, 198
Restoration, the, drama, 196
"Richard II.," political significance of, 112
Robinson, Dick, 21
Roderick, Richard, on "Henry VIII.," 91
"Romeo and Juliet": second edition of, 31;
breaks in, 41;
early quarto, 47, 49;
Garrick's version, 53;
earliest acting version, 53;
Shakespeare's prologue and change in the motive, 134;
stage representation, 135;
story of the play, 135-155;
hostilities between the two houses, 135, 156;
Rosaline's character, 137;
Irving acting version, 137, 141, 146, 147, 151, 153, 155;
Mercutio, 138;
Capulet's character, 139;
Garrick's version, 140;
"balcony scene," 140;
Shakespeare as Benvolio, 144;
the Friar, 146;
Juliet as wife, 147;
her part overdone on stage, 148;
scenes omitted, 149;
"potion scene," 150;
the catastrophe, 153;
Cumberland version, 155;
mixed nature of the play, 155
Rose Theatre, 40, 112
Rossi, Signor, as King Lear, 177, 187
Rowe's, Nicholas, edition of Shakespeare, 33
Royalty Theatre, Soho, 205
Ruskin, John, on poets and their courage, 5
Salvini as Othello, 127, 185
Sand, George, on popular taste, 194
Scenery: disadvantages of, 7;
Mr. Gordon Craig's designs, 222-227
Schiller, J. C. F. von, 194
Schlegel on "Henry VIII.," 88
"Sejanus," 41, 102
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