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Michael Mohun, or Moone, the celebrated actor, who had borne a major’s commission in the King’s army. The period of his death is uncertain, but he is known to have been dead in 1691. Downes relates that an eminent poet [Lee] seeing him act Mithridates “vented suddenly this saying: ‘Oh, Mohun, Mohun, thou little man of mettle, if I should write a 100, I’d write a part for thy mouth.’” —Roscius Anglicanus, p. 17.
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David Quidnunc Link to this
Successful career in the theatre
(1620-?91)
He turned 40 in 1660.
ACTOR,
before the Civil War
MANAGER OF THE COMPANY,
Red Bull Theatre, Clerkenwell, 1660
LEADING ACTOR, DIRECTOR, SHAREHOLDER
King's Company, United Company
-- L&M Companion volume