04 June 1737

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Theatre: no theater listed
Theatrical Season: 1736-1737
Volume: 3
Comments: For discussion of the Licensing Act, see Craftsman, 4 June, and Common Sense, 4 June. London Evening Post, 4 June: We hear that by the Bill now in the House of Peers against Players of Interludes, &c. all Copies of Plays, Farces, or any Thing wrote in the Dramatick Way, are to lie fourteen Days before his Grace the Lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's Household for the Time being, for his Grace's Perusal and Approbation, before they shall be exhibited on the Stage

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    *pu?none Comment. *cu?none For discussion of the <i>Licensing Act</i>, see <i>Craftsman</i>, 4 June, and <i>Common Sense</i>, 4 June. <i>London Evening Post</i>, 4 June: We hear that by the Bill now in the <i>House of Peers</i> against Players of Interludes, &c. all Copies of Plays, Farces, or any Thing wrote in the Dramatick Way, are to lie fourteen Days before his Grace the <i>Lord Chamberlain</i> of his Majesty's Household for the Time being, for his Grace's Perusal and Approbation, before they shall be exhibited on the Stage.

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    *p1737 06 04 none Comment.*c1737 06 04 none For discussion of the <i>Licensing Act</i>, see <i>Craftsman</i>, 4 June, and <i>Common Sense</i>, 4 June. <i>London Evening Post</i>, 4 June: We hear that by the Bill now in the <i>House of Peers</i> against Players of Interludes, &c. all Copies of Plays, Farces, or any Thing wrote in the Dramatick Way, are to lie fourteen Days before his Grace the <i>Lord Chamberlain</i> of his Majesty's Household for the Time being, for his Grace's Perusal and Approbation, before they shall be exhibited on the Stage.

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    Event: 18834 | 17370604 | none | For discussion of the <i>Licensing Act</i>, see <i>Craftsman</i>, 4 June, and <i>Common Sense</i>, 4 June. <i>London Evening Post</i>, 4 June: We hear that by the Bill now in the <i>House of Peers</i> against Players of Interludes, &c. all Copies of Plays, Farces, or any Thing wrote in the Dramatick Way, are to lie fourteen Days before his Grace the <i>Lord Chamberlain</i> of his Majesty's Household for the Time being, for his Grace's Perusal and Approbation, before they shall be exhibited on the Stage

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