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29 August 1666

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Theatre: The (first) Drury Lane Theatre
Theatrical Season: 1665-1666
Volume: 1
Comments: On this day Pepys heard a report about the reopening of the play-houses which probably was an erroneous rumor: And found Sir W. Pen talking to Orange Moll [Mary Meggs] of the King's house, who, to our great comfort, told us that they begun to act on the 18th of this month

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  • Original Data

    Source: London Stage Information Bank

    *p }bridges Comment. *c }bridges On this day $Pepys= heard a report about the reopening of the play-houses which probably was an erroneous rumor: And found $Sir W. Pen= talking to $Orange Moll= [$Mary Meggs=] of <i>the King's house</i>, who, to our great comfort, told us that they begun to act on the 18th of this month.
  • Cleaned Data

    *p1666 08 29 bridges Comment.*c1666 08 29 bridges On this day $Pepys= heard a report about the reopening of the play-houses which probably was an erroneous rumor: And found $Sir W. Pen= talking to $Orange Moll= [$Mary Meggs=] of <i>the King's house</i>, who, to our great comfort, told us that they begun to act on the 18th of this month.
  • Parsed Data

    Event: 465 | 16660829 | bridges | On this day $Pepys= heard a report about the reopening of the play-houses which probably was an erroneous rumor: And found $Sir W. Pen= talking to $Orange Moll= [$Mary Meggs=] of <i>the King's house</i>, who, to our great comfort, told us that they begun to act on the 18th of this month

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