London Stage Event: April 1689 at Drury Lane Theatre or Dorset Garden Theatre

April 1689

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Theatre: Drury Lane Theatre or Dorset Garden Theatre

Theatrical Season: 1688-1689

Volume: 1

Comments: The United Company. On 23 April 1689 Luttrell purchased a copy of the Prologue. The broadside copy, with Luttrell's date of acquisition, is in the possession of Mr Louis Silver, Wilmette, Illinois, to whose courtesy I am indebted for permission to use this date. When the Prologue, which is reprinted in Wiley, Rare Prologues and Epilogues, pp. 271-72, appeared in The Fourth and Last Volume of the Works of Mr Tho. Brown (1719), the Prologue has the title: Jo. Haines in Penance; Or, his Recantation-Prologue, at his acting of Poet Bays in the Duke of Buckingham's Play call'd The Rehearsal. Spoken in a white Sheet, with a burning Taper in his Hand, upon his Admittance in to the House after his Return from the Church of Rome. In the Preface to his play, The Fatal Mistake (1691-92), Haines stated: In troth I have Acted Mr Bays so often, and so feelingly, that I could not possibly forbear copying after so fair an Original

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*p-`dlordg The Rehearsal. Bayes-Haines. [$Mr Haynes= His Recantation-Prologue Upon his first Appearance on the Stage After His Return from Rome.% *c-`dlordg The United Company. On 23 April 1689 $Luttrell= purchased a copy of the Prologue. The broadside copy, with Luttrell's date of acquisition, is in the possession of $Mr Louis Silver=, Wilmette, Illinois, to whose courtesy I am indebted for permission to use this date. When the Prologue, which is reprinted in Wiley, Rare Prologues and Epilogues, pp. 271-72, appeared in The Fourth and Last Volume of the Works of Mr Tho. Brown (1719), the Prologue has the title: Jo. Haines in Penance; Or, his Recantation-Prologue, at his acting of Poet Bays in the $Duke of Buckingham='s Play call'd The Rehearsal. Spoken in a white Sheet, with a burning Taper in his Hand, upon his Admittance in to the House after his Return from the $Church of Rome=. In the Preface to his play, The Fatal Mistake (1691-92), Haines stated: In troth I have Acted Mr Bays so often, and so feelingly, that I could not possibly forbear copying after so fair an Original.
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*p1689 04 00 dlordg The Rehearsal. Bayes-Haines. $Mr Haynes= His Recantation-Prologue Upon his first Appearance on the Stage After His Return from Rome.*c1689 04 00 dlordg The United Company. On 23 April 1689 $Luttrell= purchased a copy of the Prologue. The broadside copy, with Luttrell's date of acquisition, is in the possession of $Mr Louis Silver=, Wilmette, Illinois, to whose courtesy I am indebted for permission to use this date. When the Prologue, which is reprinted in Wiley, Rare Prologues and Epilogues, pp. 271-72, appeared in The Fourth and Last Volume of the Works of Mr Tho. Brown (1719), the Prologue has the title: Jo. Haines in Penance; Or, his Recantation-Prologue, at his acting of Poet Bays in the $Duke of Buckingham='s Play call'd The Rehearsal. Spoken in a white Sheet, with a burning Taper in his Hand, upon his Admittance in to the House after his Return from the $Church of Rome=. In the Preface to his play, The Fatal Mistake (1691-92), Haines stated: In troth I have Acted Mr Bays so often, and so feelingly, that I could not possibly forbear copying after so fair an Original.
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Event: 1716 | 16890400 | dlordg | The United Company. On 23 April 1689 $Luttrell= purchased a copy of the Prologue. The broadside copy, with Luttrell's date of acquisition, is in the possession of $Mr Louis Silver=, Wilmette, Illinois, to whose courtesy I am indebted for permission to use this date. When the Prologue, which is reprinted in Wiley, Rare Prologues and Epilogues, pp. 271-72, appeared in The Fourth and Last Volume of the Works of Mr Tho. Brown (1719), the Prologue has the title: Jo. Haines in Penance; Or, his Recantation-Prologue, at his acting of Poet Bays in the $Duke of Buckingham='s Play call'd The Rehearsal. Spoken in a white Sheet, with a burning Taper in his Hand, upon his Admittance in to the House after his Return from the $Church of Rome=. In the Preface to his play, The Fatal Mistake (1691-92), Haines stated: In troth I have Acted Mr Bays so often, and so feelingly, that I could not possibly forbear copying after so fair an Original

Performance: 1721 | 1716 | p | The Rehearsal | Bayes-Haines. $Mr Haynes= His Recantation-Prologue Upon his first Appearance on the Stage After His Return from Rome.
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2771 | 1721 | Bayes | Haines. $Mr Haynes= His Recantation-Prologue Upon his first Appearance on the Stage After His Return from Rome.

2772 | 1721 | His Recantation | Prologue Upon his first Appearance on the Stage After His Return from Rome.

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