@article{571281,
      recid = {571281},
      author = {Dutton, Thomas,},
      title = {To the Lovers of the Drama. This day, Sept. 1, 1800, is  published, price one shilling no XXVIII. of the Dramatic  Censor; or, monthly epitome of Taste, Fashion, and Manners.  Comprizing, in the form of a Journal, A Complete History of  the Stage, under the several heads of Strictures on the  Plays represented each night at both Theatres-Remarks on  the merits of the Performers-Observations on the Scenery,  Dresses, and Decorations-Disquisitions into the  preservation or violation of costume, historic truth. and  all other objects connected with Dramatic composition. As  likewise a Monthly Retrospect of the Fashionable World,  embracing all fashionable and leading topics, connected  with Taste, Literature, and Refinement. Dramatic and  Literary Intelligence. Original Poetry, &c. The whole  forming a complete Epitome of the Times, and exhibiting a  just transcript of the actual Drama of Human Life, as  represented on the grand Stage of Human Action; on liberal.  but bold and independant principles. By T. Dutton, A. M.  Author of the Literary Census; Pizarro, with Notes; The  Apparition of Zoroaster; and Translator of Nicolai's  celebrated Satirical Romance, entitled Sebaldus Nothanker.  London: Published by J. Roach, Russell-Court, facing the  Box-Door of Drury-Lane Theatre; and C. Chapple, No. 66,  Pall Mall. [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {printed by J. Roach, Russel-Court,},
      address = {[London] :},
      pages = {[2]p. ;},
      year = {1800},
      note = {Reproduction of original from British Library.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/571281},
}