johnjo
Looks like it might have been the accepted spelling.
Search for dovor at http://blplaybills.org and there are lots of playbills over a many years with that spelling.
johnjo
Looks like it might have been the accepted spelling.
Search for dovor at http://blplaybills.org and there are lots of playbills over a many years with that spelling.
That is really interesting. It stood out as most examples are spelled Dover. I have learned something today!
christian May it be "Husdandy"?
martinmaryska sorry for late reply: yes! that could make sense - good term!
An R too far!
Not a good look to get the title wrong. Paired Off!
http://access.bl.uk/item/viewer/ark:/81055/vdc_100022589148.0x000002#?cv=221
Am I right in assuming that where we see a suspected typo, we transcribe the title exactly as it appears and include a note in the "Notice something interesting" box. As opposed to putting [sic] or similar in the transcription. The only thing I have come across recently was "Daimond" rather than "Diamond".