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... Office; of R. Sutton, Bookseller, '15 Paradise-street; also, of Madestoiselle N. Ferai, 'No. G 71i, Christian-street. NEW THEATRE, PRESCOT. 1 5:VxDER THE MANAGEMIENT OF an. USH ER.RP L BY DESIRE, And under the immediate PATRONAGr of the Right Worshiful ...
... .G l ve , G r ce;f lrk H rg ve a il C o ,Peot r Ir @ ipmpic eircu0. bfhe Public are most respectfully informed, that this Theatr isisjROPENEED. This ?? t FRIDA I, February IS, 1820. The Evening's Performances will commence w witth enttire new Pantomime ...
... Arabian Horse SULTAN, His favourite Ass SUTTY, - And his admired Ass B A L A, bich have long been in training for a Lonion Theatre, il have the honour of making their first and only ap- rsrce on this Stage, in a new Piece entitled the Ii RIGHI1 OF BRUTES ...
... and eventfull tesgn, and do |which have renodered hsis personal history so remarkably cu attractiveSee odeU. . - - The Theatre of Arts is now reopened, and alibrds~a 3e very pleasing entertainment to the public, being an cx-t ihibition of mechanical ...
... rill be given in future advertisements. MECHANICAL THEATRE OF ARTS, GREAT HALL, MA13tLE-STtMET, Accoempasnied nwith 7nost appropriate Music. fHE Public are respectfully informed, the above L Theatre is elegantly fitted up, and is open every. Evening except ...
... hindbilB. 1. Vt ~at MECHIANIICAL.t PICTURESQUE THEATRE. OF ARTS, Aecornpani, d writh nmost approiatG Missfc, GREAT IfALL, MARELE-STREE'T. I N consequence of the great -applause the Petform- .E ance of this Theatre Vhs met with, the ublic hre ar esestrespectfully ...
... -with most appropriate Music, GREAT ITALL, MARBLE-STREET. N consr uence of the great. applause the Perform- ants of this Theatre has met with, the public are ost respectfully informed, that the same' Performance i illwntinue for this week only. Admission ...
... mzost appr, opoiat Muc, - REAT 14ALL. MARBLE-STREET. - C N consequence of the great applause the Performl- c arce of this Theatre ham et with, tlie public are respeetfulli'infoimed. that' the &tnme Performance * continue dilng the Easter-week, in order ...
... ventures, and how they play' their parts; which, ma. er- thinks are diversely presented unto me, as from a corn- :es' M0on theatre or scene. BrtroX. ry London: Printed for J. MILLER, and sold by W. GRAPEL, Church-stieet, Liverpool. i re re O6- r0LY! HOLY ...
... and ad I iY rres, and hol they play their parts;' which me- JIM] a are diversely presented unto mle, as from a co-n- I stai theatre or scene. BURToN. | ing eeon: Printed for J. MILnis, and sold by W. nol raL, Church-street, Liverpool.: cee b%1E ICE OF THE ...
... Exhibitin, AT THE - .4 Shicafti of uFAT HALL,.MARBLE-STREET. fi HE Proprietors respectfuily announce to the Pub.- lic, that this Theatre continues open every even- duwing the week, ith the exhibition-of a Voyage therth Pole, View of Florence, Village of Tivoli ...
... as 'POETS oP the REigs ?? 3ns eaI.-.4' : Y G.e;aer. ReoarUks on the PREEDOZIS bf Tn.AIEA ,s- )Miscellanies. Closing of the Theatres in;the Rign of at Charles I. Curious Rus4n.: Btismal Cereiony -HOVA POC a rand take-in.: H0vi-' destiroy BQ-is. B )iographkicZl ...