British theatre in the 1890s: essays on drama and the stage

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List of illustrations Contributors Acknowledgements Introduction Richard Foulkes 1. J. L. Toole's Theatre of Farce: ancient and modern Michael Read 2. Criteria for comedy: Charles Wyndham at the Criterion Theatre George Rowell 3. Pineroticism and the problem play: Mrs Tanqueray, Mrs Ebbsmith and 'Mrs Pat' Joel Kaplan 4. The Only Way and the other way: a Dickens adaptation for the 1890s Jim Davis 5. Toga plays David Mayer 6. Svengali: mesmerist and aesthete George Taylor 7. Indecency and vigilance in the music halls Tracy Davis 8. Painting and theatre in the 1890s Shearer West 9. The architectural response Hugh Maguire 10. Louis Calvert: a Shakespearian in the nineties Richard Foulkes 11. Benson's Shakespeare Ralph Berry 12. Travelling theatres in the 1890s Josephine Harrop Select bibliography Index.

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