This book is a history of the Providence stage, from its founding in 1762 through 1891. It provides detailed accounts of the plays, actors, and productions that were staged during this time period. The author, George Owen Willard, was a respected theatre critic and historian, and his work is a valuable contribution to the study of American theatre.

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