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?? . piece, and first appearance of Mr. Bradbury . i ?? AMPHITHEATRE, under the Pa- T' 1 ilicir
... Royal Highnesses the Prince Recent i •■ .y^k.-THiS PRESENT EVEMNfJ. Nov. S. J' . .„. Wednesday, at Halt-past Six o'clock pre- 7ni _-1 '..iier.ainmentsw ill commence with Eqi.es- -71. |7 Mr. Brown. After which, first time, an i . ?? irian Melo-drama. founded on the evtraor- ?? ] \ inK I.sploiis of RICHARD TURPI N, the 17 Piece written by Mr. W. Barrvmore. ?? ?? Highwayman.'Mr. Bradbury, liis ...
tjl Entirely /fre* Performaaces. £[JIIK.ET THEATRE— -It is respcctfally an- J5 Donnced. tbat tbis Tbeatrjp ..
... wiih (first time) an entirely new Burleiia, hi •Two Acts, called SMALL PROFITS DO GREAT TH4NGS. new and selected Mask, new Scenery, &€. Principal : Mr. Wholesale, a rich Merchant. Mr. Clifford ; Sir Mmon Scrxiple v Mr. Wyatt ; Old Retail. Mr. W 8. Chatterley. iiowihc, Theaire Royal English Opera House, his first appen'r- rc e on tliis Stage; Charles Retail, Mr. Coperand,jun. from the faeatre, ...
3 Grand Regatta— A Sculler's Wager! in honour of the Birthday of his Royal Highness tbe Prince Regent ASTLEY'S 31st
... ANNUAL WHERRY will be Cm ROWED forTHIS PRESENT THURSDAY. Aug 12 v Six Pair of Scullers, who have uever Won one of Astlev's 'rize \1 herries. ABOvt IIRIDRE. Names. Where belonging. Colours. I. Ben j. Lewis Blarkfriars, Scarlet. y. .'aiiies 1bb0t.. ?? Waterloo Bridge, Blue. 3. Thus. Dodd Hunge.ford, * __ Green. Extra, James Uwins, Stangate. BELOW BRIDGE. 4. Thos. Evans . ?? . Summer Key Yellow. ...
fCT The Biide of L-iinmernuiorand Montrose, positively for ?? evening only.
... brought forward immediately, ROYAL CIRCUS and SURREY TIIEATRE â â¢' Till S I.V EN ING, at Half-past Six. will be pres, fed . tite highly popular Melodrame. from the last new series of «* The Tales of My Landlord, called THE BRIDE OF LAM MER MOOR; or, ihe Spectre ofthe Fountain. Afier 1 wliich, preceded by the Grand Overture to Anarreon.com- ¦ pose,', by Clo-rubiui, will be presented ...
•%* To conclude dresses, 3 £l THK FlftEGt BLIN ~ ?? ifpt S«. P^'fteceVtobetaken of Mr.Stacl^a* r a tHalf-P»f^ W^
... e ,flom T«i till Four.-P^es Lt Office of the : -lnew^ Monday next (first ?? P %^cer^^niH£^^ , . J,* MPl^ , ff ?? of ibe Lord CbamUedain, I Stmwl--^ nder ' Trectiori md rtipenntendence of . under »^»J ?? R oCftE«TEA; or, King Klliston.-THl* wv t. g^ ot £ ecjh ...
THEAT-RE, the SAJK f Afttm. T CT-^Ac oet^KT EV*>'ING. and during the feck, 5 THIS PS2STL ttSvermTSßmmT. After 1 Se
... Curtain _^S^f?SiKsS Burirtta. afterthe > SSklf* FjZFI £w Melo-dramat^ Burietta; railed fA&M L V',_rj«m»«ic f^mir Pantomime, with new Music, 1 Sfe!grt*^«eSlw and the THREE CHAR. Ifr-fw'RSBRS' (Written from that disrtngu V hed and , I COAL BUK , 4 ?? B o i n nce, - The Antiquary fby Walter Sfntt • Sldec! (afterwarts Hariemnr^. Mr. «^J__. ...
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... Authority ofthe Lord Chamberlain, '■fJ' ?? direction and superintendence of Mr. ?? i 1 I ?? I.VI'MN'C -will be presented tbe , ' TH ' l P iJ c r entitled ROCHESTER; John Wilmot, rf* 1 * ?? Llli»t'»n; the Conntcvs of Lovelaugh, which, an entire new Fatcetta, entitled ots- -,i i DIM-' To conclude with the celebrated iS >Hi fc entitled GIOVANNI IS LONDON.— # ?? Chester, Where shall I Dine, ...
THEATRE ROYAL, CO- _rf%_Dof -THIS EVENING, March 15, 1819, IhtS l *, _. «ili be iierforoied, under the direction V
... *> rlte ( -R\ND SELECTION, from the Compo- ?? j.iiley- a f ?? iie Authors, ancient and modern, _* f _ Tl, unbounded applause on the first night. In Cti ...
?? LS. rh_ Public are respectfully i. ! ?? tt.. Interior of this Theatre has been com- O^SeTinthe first style
... «f splendid elegance. ?? rivl ac Hoxes have been added; the Pit *>*£* 5 Aa and etichwed ; the Gallery enclosed, Uii eU 'I A d, ohestra re-modelled : and erery plan LfMrtiW »' rou j sngsest f.n- the accommodation L-vs^.i'^'^, pffcrted by Artists of tbe first ability. ?? l ' a ?? l e OPI-N' unaer ti,e ...
>^7 E E ROyAL, DRURY LANE. t JSea&k » » 11 OPKN for (he eawn on ?? J A Oc
... ?? i lBlB ' I)ur ' fl f? tne short period I M 0 -* ni'hiis been cowigned to the Conduct of the > £itai'i ;sl ne „ erv effort has been used to render it worthy '' ?? rl Vr&t'f A public And although a considerable ex- *aittention «J f una vf»idable to open this Theatre wilh due ?? ?? , M .niiied thai the whole of the laierior shall be it* T reducine the Size, and extendine the Conve- - llp« ...
- ?? Third time of El Hyder with the Horses. jSttEV'S AMPHITHEATRE, under the Pa- -1 lr ona;e of their
... Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent nuke of York.— THIS EVENING.a magnificent Eastern VDram.'iic Spectacle, called, EL HYDER, the Chief of ?? Mountains. Horsemanship by Mr. Clarke. To con- _W.«ritl* the Equestrian Melo-Dramatic Spectacle of RICH- -55 TlJRPjj^* ?? Highwayman. tfGZSCY THEATRE of VARIETY. Totten- i baui-street. TO-MORROW EVENING, a New Via.-alled MA RRI ED AN D SINGLE. With the Mn ...