Cymbeline - eTheses Repository - University of Birmingham

A. Manuscript Sources.
Promptbooks
271.
Sixteen of the forty-three Cymbeline books listed by
Shattuok are directly related to productions of the play
in England during the nineteenth century: i.e. numbers
6-15, 18r fc1 and 24-27. Of these, the following have
been consulted:
6. G.P. Cooke (Covent Garden 18/1/1306), on
microfilm from Harvard Theatre Collection
7. G.F. Cooke (Covent Garden 22/1/1806), on
microfilm from Folger Library.
8. John Philip Kemble (Govent Garden 3/6/1812 /and
William Oreswick (Pr Ty Lane, 17/10/1864)__77 in
Shakespeare Centre Library, Stratford-upon-Avon.
10. William Charles Ilacready, (Drury Lane 21/1/1843),
on microfilm from Polger Library.
14- Helen Faucit (c.1840-50), on microfilm from
Polger Library.
18. Samuel Phelps (Sadler's ttells 26/9/1857), in
British Theatre Museum.
21. Hiss Alleyu (Stratford-upon-Avon, 1884), in
Shakespeare Centre Library.
26. ';llen i'errj' (Lyceum, 22/9/1896), in i:ilen Terry
Memorial Museum Smallhythe.
27. (as 26).
Shattuck's 15, a book transcribed for Charles Kean's
projected production of the play, is discussed in
Appendix C.
Accounts
Tl Theatre accounts from the following sources have been
consulted:
1. For the years 1801, 1802, 1803, 1806, 1807, 1812:
The Professional Memoranda of John Philip Kemble,
jjritish luseum Additional HSS 31974-31975.
2. For the year 1820:
Annotated playbills for Covent Garden Theatre, in