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Prompt-book of the tragedy of King Richard III by William Shakespeare.

Title: Prompt-book of the tragedy of King Richard III by William Shakespeare. As arranged for representation by Colley Cibber, comedien, London, 1700. Enlarged, emended, and restored, with copious directions in both new and traditional stage business ... by T.W.M. O'Flynn (Thomas F. Tracey). There are also included here a prefatory defence of Colley Cibber and his work; and a critical epilogue on some peculiarities of Shakespearean presentations in the modern theater.
Author: Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616.
Publication: [New York] 1939.

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Request Appointment Available - Can be used on site. Please visit New York Public Library - Performing Arts Research Collections to submit a request in person.	Text	Supervised use	*NCP+ (Shakespeare, W. King Richard III. New York, 1939)	Performing Arts Research Collections - Theatre

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Additional Authors

O'Flynn, Thomas W. M., 1881-

Description

1 v.; 28 cm.

Uniform Title

King Richard III

Alternative Title

King Richard III

Subjects

Note

"J. Wilkes Booth," 5 f. inserted.

Call Number

*NCP+ (Shakespeare, W. King Richard III. New York, 1939)

OCLC

44681446

Author

Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616.

Title

Prompt-book of the tragedy of King Richard III by William Shakespeare. As arranged for representation by Colley Cibber, comedien, London, 1700. Enlarged, emended, and restored, with copious directions in both new and traditional stage business ... by T.W.M. O'Flynn (Thomas F. Tracey). There are also included here a prefatory defence of Colley Cibber and his work; and a critical epilogue on some peculiarities of Shakespearean presentations in the modern theater.

Imprint

[New York] 1939.

Local Note

Not in Shattuck.

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Added Author

O'Flynn, Thomas W. M., 1881-

Research Call Number

*NCP+ (Shakespeare, W. King Richard III. New York, 1939)

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