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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1984

Page

10

Antique Fashion Display Shows Benefit for Aiken Museum

Antique fashions from Victorian to Flapper eras featured in two performances to benefit the Aiken County Museum. Shows at USC Aiken Student Activities Center at 3 p m and 8 p m include a Victorian Tea and an evening reception with period costumes, silent auction, and antique displays. Tickets cost six dollars as a tax deductible donation and are available at local shops and banks.

Aiken County Museum Usc-Aiken Will Cole Lynne Katonak Aiken Drug Plum Pudding Woodruff National Players Marti Costantino

Shakespearean Life: From Stratford to the Globe

A compact look at William Shakespeare born April 1564 in Stratford upon Avon to Mary Arden and John Shakespeare. He married Anne Hathaway in 1582, left for London, and rose as a playwright at the Globe Theater with patrons like the Earl of Southampton, while facing rival claims of plagiarism from contemporary writers.

William Shakespeare Shakespeare Mary Arden John Shakespeare Stratford-Upon-Avon Warwickshire England John Burger William Ann Hathaway Earl of Southampton Robert Greene Peele Marlowe Nashe

Shakespeare Tribute and Rise From Greed to Royal Patronage

The article recalls Shakespeare benefiting from Greene Kyd and Marlowe's deaths aiding his independence. It notes his wealth, New Place purchase, Globe and Blackfriars stakes, Lord Chamberlain's Company shares, and a coat of arms granted in 1596. It finishes with his death in 1616 and a Ben Jonson tribute praising his genius.

Marlowe Richard III Greene Kyd Shakespeare New Place Warwickshire Globe Blackfriar Theaters London Lord Chamberlin Court King of Arms Stratford Church of England Avon River Susanna

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