You might think of this next time you drop across the old playgoer.

What playgoer will give a valid analysis of King Lear?

One can imagine the playgoer after the farce, rare, alas!

While in Paris Smith was a very steady playgoer.

At first sight it would seem that the Elizabethan playgoer's lot was anything but happy.

He tried to meet her wishes.- Iamnot a very ardent playgoer, I am afraid.

As the English playgoer does not ask for intelligible situations, he is satisfied with the residuum.

Half-price was an institution of old date, however, and by no means without advantage to the playgoer.

Bannal really represents the British playgoer.

You never were a playgoer, Bernard.

What is the moral to be deduced from any examination of the Elizabethan playgoer's attitude to Shakespeare's plays?

The average playgoer has no idea of the skill involved in writing the ordinary successful comedy of the present time.

Incidentally, it may be asked whether the ordinary playgoer exactly appreciates the position of the last rows of the stalls.

To Roland he looked like an enthralled playgoer in a penny seat; all he needed was a lapful of orange-peel.

Large part of the fascination which Oberammergau exerts on Americans is that playgoer is lodged with one or another of players.

She also visits Simon Forman, a physician and regular playgoer who has left behind the best contemporary accounts of Shakespeare's Jacobean plays.