The last new prologue and epilogue spoken by the famous commedian Mr. William Pinkeman, touching on the Humours of the age.

People / Organizations

• John Nutt ("printed by and for", or "by/for and sold by")

Imprint

London: printed, and are to be sold by John Nutt, [1701?]

Publication year

1701-1701

ESTC No.

T429

Grub Street ID

271610

Description

1 sheet ([2] p.) ; 1⁰

Note

Thomas Baker's 'Humours of the age', was performed in 1701. ICN Luttrell copy at Case 6A 159 no.37 is dated in MS: 6. Nov. 1701.

Verse - "The prologue over, few regard the play,".

Uncontrolled note

Possibly by W. Pinkeman himself. - He wrote one delivered in 1702/3 which is referred to in DNB, as 'Pinkethman's Epilogue'. It was not necessarily a prologue to Baker's play. GK prints in lower case suggesting a general reference to the times