The Youthful Queen, Christine of Sweden

play source information from Nicoll’s, A History of English Drama, vol 4

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Unknown	Ellen Tree

Observations (1)
Source: University of Bristol Theatre Collection

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Observations

On 21^st October 2013 at 10:41 p.m., alanmacmillan noted:

I have a theatre bill from the THEATRE ROYAL Edinburgh. November 1829.
After the Tragedy of DOUGLAS was performed it reads thus: ‘After which will be performed, by Desire, for the FifthTime in this City, a New Farce, in Two Acts,called THE YOUTHFUL QUEEN, or CHRISTINE OF SWEDEN. Translated and Adapted to the English Stage from a petite Comedy by M. Bayard entitled La Reine de Seize Ans.
Count D’Oxenstein, Prime Minister, by Mr Mackay, Frederick Bury,a Young Officer, by Mr Montague Stanley- Steinberg, Frederick’s Cousin, by Mr Hooper. Emma, D’Oxenstein’s Neice ,by Miss Pincott, Christine, Queen of Sweden, by Miss Jarman’.
the bill then goes onto the next Production Robinson Crusoe and his Man Friday.

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