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Title The School for Prejudices
Author Dibdin, Thomas John  
Date 28 Apr 1800
Licence Application Date 28 Apr 1800
First Performance Date 12 May 1800; 3 Jan 1801
Document Type Play  Prologue  Epilogue  
Library/Archive The Huntington Library  
Collection Name John Larpent Plays
Reference LA1291
Language English
Document Description A play featuring a Jewish money lender and societal views towards him.
Theme Race & Religion  
Theatre Covent Garden Theatre  
Theatre Manager Harris, Thomas  
Lord Chamberlain Cecil, James (1st Marquess of Salisbury)  
Examiner at time of Licence Application Larpent, John  
Actor Munden, Mr  Murry, Mr  Lewis, Mr  Johnstone, H Mr  Simmonds, Mr  Farley, Mr  Emery, Mr  Rees, Mr  Atkins, Mr  Abbot, Mr  Curtis, Mr  Chapman, Miss  Murray, Miss  Mills, Mrs  Mills, Miss  Davenport, Mrs  Whitmore, Mrs  
Genre Comedy  
Acts Five  
Printed Edition Printed 1801.
Keywords money  religion  Jewish  social commentary  
Additional Information Produced as 'Liberal Opinions' in 3 acts on May 12 and as 'The School for Prejudice' on Jan. 3, 1801. Manuscript dated by Larpent Apr. 28. The title is corrected from Prejudices a Comedy in three Acts. Includes numerous revisions and insertions show expansion of play from three to five acts; two prologues and epilogue plus a cast list. Compared to the printed edition there are slight differences; manuscript revisions generally incorporated in printed text.
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