Written by Mr Philip Beaufoy, Playgoers' Club, London. [Please select]
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It is not known how acceptable her Monimia, her Belvidera, her Isabella, would have been to London playgoers. [Please select]
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_ Playgoers of these by-gone days will remember the name of Kate Claxton with varying degrees of pleasure. [Please select]
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Years ago, our Playgoers’ Club asked me how the censorship could be abolished. [Please select]
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I so frighted players and playgoers that they swore it was witchcraft, and Burbage's knees did knock together in dead earnest. [Please select]
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Lastly, frequent playgoers in Paris observe that the very slenderest novelty is sufficient to insure at a theatre the (very considerable) physical presence of the conscientious critic of the "Temps." [Please select]
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There are music-lovers and serious playgoers in America; but for the most part our theatres cater to, and are filled by, a public seeking a soothing and condimented mental atmosphere, in which to finish digestion. [Please select]
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