In Shakespeare's time, how did acting companies let Londoners know that there was to be a play on a given day?

A.
They raised a yellow flag above the theater.

B.
They fired cannons into the air.

C.
They placed an ad in the London newspaper.

D.
They hired young people to spread the word.

Question

In Shakespeare's time, how did acting companies let Londoners know that there was to be a play on a given day?	
 
 A.
They raised a yellow flag above the theater.
 
 B.
They fired cannons into the air.
 
 C.
They placed an ad in the London newspaper.
 
 D.
They hired young people to spread the word.

nikki_skellington · Answer

um...i am not sure, but i think it is A

nikki_skellington · Answer

yeah cuz a flag was raised on the day of the performance which showed a symbol or picture that indicated what play was being performed.