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NYGWPB.767.055
17 Dec 1767:33 (1302)
By permission of his Excellency the Governor. By the
American Company. At the theatre in John-Street, to-morow,
being Friday the 18th instant, will be presented, a new
comedy,
call'd
The Clandestine Marriage.
Lord Ogleby, by Mr. Hallam. Sir John Melvil, by Mr.
Douglass. Lovewell, by Mr. Henry. Sterling, by Mr. Morris.
Canton, by Mr. Allyn. Brush, by Mr. Wall. Serjeant Flower,
by Mr. Tomlinson. Traverse, by Mr. Malone. Trueman, by Mr.
Greville. Mrs Heidelberg, by Mrs. Douglass. Miss Fanny, by
Miss Hallam. Betty, by Miss Storer. Chambermaid, by Miss
Wainwright. Trusty, by Mrs. Tomlinson. Miss Sterling, by
Miss Cheer.
To which will be added, a farce, called
The Old Maid.
The Old Maid, by Mrs. Harman. Captain Cape, by Mr. Douglass.
Young Clerimont, by Mr. Wall. Mr. Harlow, by Mr. Allyn.
Hearty, by Mr. Morris. Mrs. Harlow, by Miss Cheer.
To begin at exactly six o'clock. Vivant Rex & Regina.
No persons can, on any pretence whatsoever, be admitted
behind the scenes. Tickets, without which, no persons can
be admitted, are sold at Mr. Gaine's in Hanover-Square, and
by Mr. Hays, in the area of the theatre.
Places in the boxes, are let by Mr. Broadbelt, at the stage
door. Boxes 8s. Pit 5s. Gallery 3s.
To prevent accidents by carriages meeting, it is requested,
that those coming to the house, may enter John-Street from
the Broad-Way, and returning, drive from thence down John-
Street, into Nassau-Street, or forwards to that known by the
name of Cart and Horse-Street, as may be most convenient.
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