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NYM(G.768.002
4 Jan 1768:33 (844)
By permission of his Excellency the Governor. By the
American Company, at the Theatre in John-street, this
present evening, being the 4th of January, 1768, will be
presented, a tragedy, call'd,
Romeo and Juliet.
Romeo, by Mr. Hallam, Mercutio, by Mr. Douglass, Escalius,
by Mr. Greville, Fryar Lawrence, by Mr. Allyn, Paris, by
Mr. Woolls, Capulet, by Mr. Morris, Montague, by Mr.
Tomlinson, Benevolio, by Mr. Wall, Tibalt by Mr. Henry,
Fryar John, by Mr. Roberts, Lady Capulet, by Mrs. Douglass,
Nurse, by Mrs. Harman, Juliet, by Miss Cheer. With the
funeral procession of Juliet, to the monument of the
Capulets. and a solemn dirge. The vocal parts by Mr. Woolls,
Miss Wainwright, Miss Hallam, &c. for the masquerade scene,
a country dance by grotesque characters.
To which will be added a farce, call'd,
Miss in her Teens, or the Medley of Lovers.
Captain Flash, by Mr. Henry, Fribble by Mr. Allyn, Capt.
Lovit, by Mr. Wall, Puff, by Mr. Morris, Jasper, by Mr.
Woolls, Tag, by Mrs. Wainwright, Miss Biddy, by Miss
Hallam.
To begin exactly at six o'clock. Vivant Rex & Regina. No
person, on any pretence whatever, can be admitted behind the
scenes. Tickets to be had at the Bible and Crown, in
Hanover-Square, and at Mr. Hayes's, at the area of the
Theatre. Places in the boxes, may be taken of Mr.
Broadbelt, at the stage door.---Ladies will please to send
their servants to keep their places at 4 o'clock. Boxes 8s.
Pit 5s. Gallery 3s.
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