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... SCE-IO0L FOR SCANDAL. S peterTeazle, Mr Rocs-]ofeph Surface, Mr Charles Surface, Mr DOvwyC-Lady Eeazle, from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane 0'l appearance here these two years. flor-to be open at Six, to begin precifely at Seven. asnd places for the toes to be ...
... celebrated Comedy of THE WONDER! Felis, Mr MEGGETT-Gibby, Mr SHAW- r~ Fedr, MrRocs.-DonnaViolante, MrsYoUNG, the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane; her firic appear- hse bere thefe two years. o .which wvill be added, (for the firfc time,) Grand Romantic Melo Drama, (as ...
... Liverpool, being to^llird appearence here for thefe many years-Dog- Erri ,Mr Roci-Beatrice, Mrs YOUNG, from the Tl'.arre-Royall Drury-Lane; her third appearance here tbefe ?? years. To which will be added, (for the fifth time,) Grand Romantic Melo Drama, (as ...
... Public are refpeclfully informed, That the New GrandOperatical Romanceof FORTY TIiEVES, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with unboanded attrafon and applaufe, is in rehearfal, and w p d be prod.4ced. COR.R'S ROOMS. WVEDN KDAY 18th March, 1807 ...
... .TI|e 'alc are refpedlfully inFrmed, an the P- Newandi.Operatical Romancetof FORTY THIEVES, liced a, the TheatrelRoyal, Drury-Lane, with taboued attradion and applainfe has been fame time rehearfal, and will be produced in courfe of next ee, with entire ...
... AND ORsoN- be.d ade, in order to make rogm for the New gauR bpet d ?? of FORTY THIEVES, as Garaned Ot the Theatre.Royal, Drury-Lane, with un- ~ti ssd attra~ion anld applatafe, which has been fo me C ?? i r reefal, and will be produced in courfe of this ...
... 2d time) Ja clRofinatnce, (in Two I r popular GrandOperaticalomne(-rv i lirrpreentd ?? Huteigred '1ights per Theatre Roya Drury-Lane, with unbounded of T ihe called af stilelasfe, E FpORTY THIEVE S. ar Tve New Scenery defigned and executed by Mr JA C:- ...
... time) Xqe popu*lar GrandOperatcal Romance, (in Two t,).Ne reprefented upwards of One Hundred Nights F5the Thentre.ROYal, Drury-Lane, with unprecedent- ea pplaufel ale THqE FORTY THIEVES.- Ibe Newv Scenery defigned and execited ?? JACKI- With entire New ...
... the .5th time) Oular Grad Operatical Romance, (in Two fre 5)pePprefened ripxwarls of Olle Hundred Nights A theth)a-re ete Drury-Lane, with unprecedent- ; ~ ithe called ?? FORTY THIEVES. - T' Scenetdefigned and executed ?? JAcr-. b entire New Overture and ...
... added, Thelaft Grand Operatical Roman&e, (in Two Parts) as represented upwards of one hundred nights at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, to brilliant and over- ?? audiences, with unprecedented applaufe, called THE FORTY THIEVES. With entire New Scenery, Machinery ...
... time,) The New Grand Operatical Romance, (in Two Parts,) so reprefented upwards of one hundred Nights at the TheatretRoyal, Drury-Lane, with unprecedented ap- plaufe, called PTHE FORTY THIEVES. With entire New Mufic, Scenery,- Machinery, Dreffes, and Decorations ...
... ?? K ;The New M psilar Gimand t6peraucal Ronce, (nwo Parts) jk pertfiecrr upwvards ?? Hundrbd t at ltle, 'heatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, ithathe mo : Tupbeounded applauie, calltd . With ;enesrg n ew, S enery; .Machwiery, Dreffes and De Ij.coratudns~..-'lieOverture ...