played by Bissoni, 49;
chapter on, ii. 161;
Brighella, 161;
Fenocchio, 168;
Beltrame, 172;
his address to travellers, 179;
his character, 180;
played by Bissoni, 182;
played by Camerani, 183;
Flautino and Gradelino, 184;
Mezzetino, 185;
Narcisino, 195;
Turlupin, 198;
Grattelard, 200;
Jodelet and other variants of, 204
SCARAMOUCHE, i. 26;
of Neapolitan origin, 28;
played by Rauzzini, 49; and ii. 226;
chapter on, ii. 207;
and Pulcinella, 209;
in scenes from Gherardi’s collection, 215 _et seq._;
Pasquariello, 219;
played by Cavé, 227;
Pasquino, 228;
Crispin, 229
Scardeon, Bernardino, on Beolco, i. 279, 281, 282
Scarron quoted, i. 147
Schœnobates, i. 10, 109
Scudéry, i. 145
_Serva Padrona, La_, ii. 54;
translated, 66
Shakespeare, the Clowns of, i. 233
Simodes, i. 19
Sitonno, II, rôle of, i. 133;
source of, in Ruzzante, 134
Smargiasso, described, i. 156
Soubrettes, i. 161;
Columbine, 163;
names of, 174;
Coraline, 175
Spanish Comedians in Paris, i. 43
Spavento, Captain, i. 148;
played by F. Andreini, 149;
and Pedrolino, 201;
in _The Wiles of Isabella_, 242
Spezzafer, Captain, his dress, i. 152;
played by G. Bianchi, 153;
dialogue of, 154
Spezza-Monti, Captain, described, i. 148
Spinetta, i. 45
STENTERELLO, of Florentine origin, i. 28;
comparable with English Clown, 231;
chapter on, ii. 89;
appearance of, 90;
etymology of, 92;
costume of, 92;
character of, 93;
an episode of, 94;
the Bolognese, 98;
monologue of, 99;
Meneghino, 101;
Gianduja and Girolamo, 108;
Zacometo, 113;
Jeannot, 114;
Jocrisse and other variants of, 118
Sticotti, Antonio, plays Pierrot, i. 212
Sticotti, Fabio, plays Pantaloon, ii. 29
Strozzi, Giulio, author, i. 42
Suppositi, I, produced, i. 280
_Surprise de l’Amour, La_, i. 85
Susarion, i. 9
Sycionian phallophores, i. 59
T
Tabarin, i. 41;
and Rodomonte, 151;
a charlatan, ii. 238;
St Victor on, 239;
the story of his death, 240;
rivals of, 242;
complete works of, 243;
quoted, 246;
prophetic almanac of, 251;
costume of, 253
Tabarini, his troupe in Vienna, i. 66; ii. 238
Tabarino described, ii. 237
Tabernariæ, i. 12
_Taking of Delhi, The_, Gianduja in, ii. 112
Tarentum famous for its actors, i. 18
TARTAGLIA, i. 27;
of Neapolitan origin, 28;
in Venice, ii. 17;
chapter on, 259;
in _Le Collier de Perles_, 260 _f.n._;
costume of, 261;
frequent imprisonments of player of, 262;
in _Il Re Cervo_, 263;
the Notary, 265;
Il Sbirro, 272;
the Apothecary, 273
Terence on funambuli, i. 15
Terpander introduces the lyre, ii. 53
_Thémire Délivrée_ criticised by Favart, ii. 158
Thespis, i. 9;
creates the corypheus, ii. 53
Thomas Aquinas quoted, i. 23
Thomassin. _See_ Antonio Vicentini
_Three Hunchbacks, The_, ii. 201 _et seq._;
Tartaglia in, 259
Titus Livy quoted, i. 11, 13
Togatæ, i. 12
Toneelgek, the Dutch Polichinelle, i. 115
Tortoretti, Giuseppe, plays Pasquariello, i. 44;
touring, 98;
his career, ii. 220
_Triumph of Bacchus, The_, Louis XIV. plays in, ii. 82
Trivelino, i. 41;
a variant of Harlequin, 96;
in _Artémire_, 97
Truffaldino, a variant of Harlequin, i. 98;
played by Sacchi, 99;
quotation from rôle of, 101;
in Venice, ii. 17
Tude, Hippolyte de la, on her début, i. 175
Turgis, M. de, his marriage with Françoise Biancolelli, ii. 147 _et
seq._
Turi, Nicolò, plays Pantaloon, i. 43
Turi, Virginio, plays lovers, i. 44, 259
Turlupin, played by H. Legrand, ii. 198
Tusculum, theatre at, i. 11
U
Uniti Troupe, i. 35, 39
V
_Vaccaria, La_, i. 99;
quotation from, 235;
outlined, ii. 121;
contrasted with _Asinaria_, 128
Valerini, Adriano, plays Aurelio, i. 35;
forms the Uniti Troupe, 39;
plays lovers, 238;
and Lidia di Bagnacavallo, ii. 134;
and Charles Borromeo, 137
Vappo, Il, one of the captains, i. 156
Varchi, Benedetto, on Beolco, i. 212
_Verità, La_, scenario of, ii. 81
Veronese, Anna, Coraline, i. 50;
a soubrette, 175;
Rousseau and, 176;
Collé’s criticism of, 177;
great vogue of, 178;
her dancing, ii. 80
Veronese, Carlo, plays Pantaloon, i. 176;
and Rousseau, 176;
overshadowed by his daughters, ii. 29
Veronese, Giacometta-Antonia, Camille, i. 50;
and Rousseau, 176;
Collé’s criticism of, 177;
in Sacchi’s company, 178;
her dancing, ii. 80;
her career, 157
Vicentini, Antonio (Thomassin), plays Harlequin, i. 49;
in _L’Inganno Fortunato_, 84;
plays for, by Marivaux, 85;
his agility, 88;
his death, 89;
Collé’s criticism of, 94;
married to Margarita Rusca, 174
Vicentini, Gioachino, plays Harlequin, i. 89
Vicenza, theatre at, i. 33
Vieux Cordelier quoted, i. 123
Violette, Margarita Rusca, i. 49;
a variant of Columbine, 174
Volange, plays Jeannot, ii. 116;
his failure, 117
Voltaire, on mystery plays, i. 24;
on La Camargo, ii. 84
W
_Wiles of Isabella, The_, Scala’s scenario of, i. 242
X
Xenophon quoted, ii. 175
Z
ZACOMETO, of Venetian origin, i. 28;
described, ii. 113
Zanarini, La, a cantatrice, ii. 70
Zanobio, a variant of Pantaloon, ii. 50
Zanoni, Atanasio, plays Brighella, ii. 167;
Gozzi’s praise of, 281
Zanotti, Andrea, plays Valerio and Ottavio, i. 44, 259
Zeccha, Nicolò, plays Bertoldino, i. 192
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