WILLIAM CHARLES WHITE, born in Worcester, Mass., made his debut on
the stage in Boston in 1796, and in New York, at the Park Theatre,
January 19, 1801, as _Young Norval_. He afterwards studied law and
gave up the stage.
ORLANDO; OR, PARENTAL PERSECUTION. A Tragedy, as performed at the
Theatre, Federal Street, Boston. Boston, 1797. Portrait of Wm.
C. White. 18mo, pp. 64.
THE CLERGYMAN'S DAUGHTER. A Tragedy in Five Acts, as performed at
the Boston Theatre, with the Epilogue by R. T. Paine, Jr.
Boston, 1810. 16mo, pp. 96.