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...ted plays with partial payments into various categories:, one of which is "secondhand playbooks," and she puts "Tristram of Lyons" in that batch ("Commercial" 11
...][[category:Secondhand plays]][[category:Romance]][[category:Serial/Sequel plays]]
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...of which was designated by Henslowe as a loan, indicates that the play was secondhand (p. 119). She considers the play purchased due to the language of the entry
...liday'' (#1190). Not considering the possibility that "Bear a Brain" was a secondhand play, he suggests that "Dekker had presumably already received" payment "wi
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...ing [[WorksCited|Chambers, ''ES'']] (2.168), classifies "The Cobbler" as a secondhand play (pp. 119, 160).
...page/n109 Greg I, 54]). Greg, observing this coincidence, labels all these plays along with [[Black Joan|"Black Joan"]] as former property of Pembroke's men
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[[WorksCited|Malone]] lists "Bourbon" with October and November plays in 1597 but does not comment on it; [[WorksCited|Collier]] likewise records
...a precursor of) "''Berowne''," by which he could have meant one of several plays including the "[[Berowne (also Burone, & Biron)|Biron]]" owned by Worcester
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...nslowe's playlists in October 1597. [[WorksCited|Harbage]] grouped it with plays as old as those offered by Strange's men at the Rose in 1592 (see his "1590
'''Knutson''' groups "Hardicanute" among the plays in the Admiral's men's repertory on British history, the first of which doc
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...s (Elizabeth)]][[category:Roslyn L. Knutson]][[category:Update]][[category:Plays]]
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...evious owner. Its staging in proximity to the Admiral's acquisition of old plays from Pembroke's men invites consideration that this play too had belonged t
[[category:Secondhand plays]][[category:Pembroke's]]
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...0s. for ''The Four Sons of Aymon'' and suggests the script might have been secondhand (119).
...ro" (131). He discusses also the possibility that the fashion for biblical plays continued past 1603: "in fact ... the national, religious, and moral applic
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...Rose brought in respectable receipts to Henslowe, even though most of the plays—now lost—have had no impact on discussions of the theatrical marketplac
...e nationality of Italy in the title suggests generic connections with lost plays such as "[[Love of a Grecian Lady, The|The Love of a Grecian Lady]]," "[[Gr
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...that this "Dido" was a revival "if the theory that almost all of Marlowe's plays went to the company [Admiral's] in 1594 has any value" (231, n.74).
...cords]][[category:Plays]][[category:Duplicate plays]][[category:Secondhand plays]][[category:Update]][[category:Admiral's]][[category:Rose]]
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...for differing opinions on whether Henslowe's entries represent one or two plays on Godfrey of Boulogne).
...med by Strange's men. Despite his discomfort with the connections to other plays and publications, Greg does add "that there is good reason to suppose that
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...ng "1590, Addenda," lists "The French Doctor" with more than several dozen plays that appear in Henslowe's diary in playlists for Strange's men (1592-3) and
...h Doctor" (see also #785 for a broader treatment of the Admiral's non-"ne" plays in 1594-5). Offering several scenarios for the stage life and company/playe
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...p://books.google.com/books?id=y_8F-FS58CAC&printsec=frontcover&dq=Stukeley+plays&hl=en&ei=jKJuTaHUBoqr8AaFhPXIDw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=
:The following plays allude to ''The Battle of Alcazar'' by way of Calipolis, the wife of Muly M
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...llaboration with Richard Hathway, took payments from the company for three plays: "[[Hannibal and Scipio|Hannibal and Scipio]]", "[[Scogan and Skelton|Scoga
...plete payments" in one context (29), and in another he categorizes it with plays "initially paid for but probably abandoned later" (p. 105)
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...ue he considers is what companies might have done with incoming secondhand plays that had been cast for a different number of players than the receiver-comp
...7. Alternatively it may have belonged to the Pembroke’s Men, alongside the plays now designated 2 Henry VI and 3 Henry VI: but if so it is unclear how it la
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...ction before Chettle had finished his task. ''Vayvode'' is named among the plays belonging to the Admiral's in an inventory for 1598, but a certain share in
...not completely unknown to [the Admiral's] company may be evidenced by two plays that we know of from their repertory thematically connected with that count
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...r and Ahasuerus" appears in Henslowe's diary on 3 June 1594 in the list of plays offered by the Admiral's men and Chamberlain's men playing at the playhouse
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