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NYMP.783.017
5 Sep 1783:32 (3/137)
By permission. Theatre, New-York. Saturday evening, the
6th of September will be presented a tragedy called
Romeo and Juliet, Act I.
A Masquerade scene, Act IV. A solemn dirge, and a funeral
procession,
To which will be added a musical farce, called
Thomas and Sally, or The Sailor's Return,
N.B. On account of the short stay that the Company make
here, the nights of performance, until further notice, will
be on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings.
Mr. Ryan takes this method of returning his sincere thanks
to those ladies and gentlemen who have hitherto favoured his
attempts, humbly hopes for a continuance of their patronage,
which will be gratefully acknowledged.
Ladies and gentlemen are requested to observe, that no money
will be taken at the doors. Servants sent to keep the
boxes, are desired to attend at five o'clock. The doors
will be open at six, and begin at half past seven. Boxes
and pit, 8s. Gallery, 4s. Tickets to be had at Mr.
Rivingtons, and at Mrs. Petit's, at the Theatre, where
places for the boxes are to be taken. No person can be (on
any account) admitted behind the scenes.
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