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MJ.782.021
12 Feb 1782:11 (9/7 441)
(By permission.) February 11, 1782. New Theatre, Baltimore.
[hand pointing right] The managers, anxious to give every
satisfaction in their power to their benefactors, finding
that the upper part of the front boxes are ar present very
inconvenient, have determined to make a material alteration
therein, as much to the advantage of the audience as
possible; for which reason, the play is deferred 'till
Friday, the 15th Inst, when The Comedy of The Beaux Stratgem
will be performed.
To which will be added, a ballad farce, called The
Contrivances.
Argus, by Mr. Heard Hearty, Mr. Street; Rovewell, Mr. Wall;
Robin, Mr. Shakespeare; First Mob, Mr. Killgour; Second Mob,
Mr. Tilyard; Boy, Miss Wall. Arethusa, by Mrs. Wall; Betty,
Mrs. Elm.
Any gentleman possessed of good farces, and will lend or
dispose of them to the managers, will greatly oblige them.
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