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Field name | Value |
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Title | Clementina |
Author | Kelly, Hugh |
Date | 14 Feb 1771 |
Licence Application Date | 14 Feb 1771 |
First Performance Date | 23 Feb 1771 |
Document Type | Play |
Library/Archive | The Huntington Library |
Collection Name | John Larpent Plays |
Reference | LA318 |
Language | English |
Document Description | Clementina wishes to marry Rinaldo however her father opposes the marriage. Palermo, her father's desired husband for Clementina, kills Rinaldo and Clementina commits suicide as a result. |
Theme | Courtship, Family & Domestic Life |
Theatre | Covent Garden Theatre |
Theatre Manager | Colman, George |
Lord Chamberlain | Seymour-Conway, Francis (1st Marquess of Hertford) |
Examiner at time of Licence Application | Chetwynd, William |
Deputy Examiner at time of Licence Application | Capell, Edward |
Genre | Tragedy |
Acts | Five |
Geographical Setting | Venice, Italy |
Printed Edition | Printed 1771. |
Keywords | family marriage love death virtue honour grief suicide |
Additional Information | Manuscript is endorsed with an 'X'. There are passages marked for omission, by Examiner (?). There are numerous and important differences throughout between the manuscript and printed versions. |
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