May 1670

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Theatre: The (first) Drury Lane Theatre
Theatrical Season: 1668-1669
Volume: 1
Comments: The King's Company. The date of the premiere is not known, but the play was entered in the Term Catalogues, June 1670, and the Prologue refers to the arrival of French royalty at Dover (May 1670); hence, it is likely that the play was first produced in the late spring. Edition of 1670: Written in French by Moliere; and rendered into English with much Addition and Advantage By Mr Medbourne, Servant to His Royal Highness

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    *pbridges Tartuffe; or, The French Puritan. [Edition of 1670: Prologue. No actors' names.% Epilogue [by $Charles Sackville Earl of Dorset=%-Medbourne. *cbridges The <i>King's Company</i>. The date of the premiere is not known, but the play was entered in the <i>Term Catalogues</i>, June 1670, and the Prologue refers to the arrival of <i>French royalty</i> at <i>Dover</i> (May 1670); hence, it is likely that the play was first produced in the late spring. Edition of 1670: Written in <i>French</i> by $Moliere=; and rendered into <i>English</i> with much Addition and Advantage By $Mr Medbourne=, Servant to $His Royal Highness=.

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    *p1670 05 00 bridges Tartuffe; or, The French Puritan. Edition of 1670: Prologue. No actors' names. Epilogue by $Charles Sackville Earl of Dorset=-Medbourne.*c1670 05 00 bridges The <i>King's Company</i>. The date of the premiere is not known, but the play was entered in the <i>Term Catalogues</i>, June 1670, and the Prologue refers to the arrival of <i>French royalty</i> at <i>Dover</i> (May 1670); hence, it is likely that the play was first produced in the late spring. Edition of 1670: Written in <i>French</i> by $Moliere=; and rendered into <i>English</i> with much Addition and Advantage By $Mr Medbourne=, Servant to $His Royal Highness=.

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    Event: 888 | 16700500 | bridges | The <i>King's Company</i>. The date of the premiere is not known, but the play was entered in the <i>Term Catalogues</i>, June 1670, and the Prologue refers to the arrival of <i>French royalty</i> at <i>Dover</i> (May 1670); hence, it is likely that the play was first produced in the late spring. Edition of 1670: Written in <i>French</i> by $Moliere=; and rendered into <i>English</i> with much Addition and Advantage By $Mr Medbourne=, Servant to $His Royal Highness=
    Performance: 888 | 888 | p | Tartuffe; Or, The French Puritan | Edition of 1670: Prologue. No actors' names. Epilogue by $Charles Sackville Earl of Dorset=-Medbourne.
    Cast:
    727 | 888 | Charles Sackville Earl of Dorset= | Medbourne.

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Title: Tartuffe; Or, The French Puritan
Comments:
Edition of 1670: Prologue. No actors' names. Epilogue by Charles Sackville Earl of Dorset-Medbourne.
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Publish Date:
Baptism: 1637?
Death: 1680
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Work Title: Tartuffe
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Author: Molière
Work Title: The Hypocrite
Publish Date: 1769
Birth: 1728
Death: 1808

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