Word: silently
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Jonson's "Epicoene or The Silent Woman" will be given in Sanders Theatre this afternoon at 2 o'clock and this evening at 8. Nearly all of the arrangements for the production of the play have been completed. The scenery is a very elaborate imitation of the old model, and will prove a most interesting feature of the play. The fops and gallants and other supernumeraries have been carefully drilled in their part of the performance and will add greatly to the realism of the reproduction...
...managers of the performance of "The Silent Women" have been granted permission to use the east end of Memorial Hall dining room for a cloak room on the evening of Wednesday, March 20, the dinner hour will close promptly at 6.30 instead of 6.50. After that hour no meals will be served. It is hoped that all members of the association will submit to this slight inconvenience for the good cause...
...week. Mr. Sargent will come to Cambridge on Monday to make the final arrangements. The libretto of the play will be on sale on Monday and will contain some interesting facts about the theatre and plays of Jonson's time. Harper Brothers will probably publish an account of "The Silent Woman" as given here, with photographs of several of the scenes. Today the tickets are on public sale. They have been selling well and the house is expected to be crowded for both performances. Almost all the best seats for the afternoon performance have been sold, but there are many...
...Wednesday.Epicoene or The Silent Woman. Acted under the direction of the Department of English, by pupils of the American Academy of the Dramatic Arts. Sanders Theatre...
...audience of the Elizabethan theatre was very interesting. The fops and gallants came to show themselves off rather than to enjoy the play. They set the latest fashions. Some reclined on the stage, while others sat in the pit and boxes. The coming production of "The Silent Woman" will give an excellent idea of the appearance of the pit and stage of an Elizabethan theatre...