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PJ.766.046
18 Dec 1766:11 (1254)
By authority. By the American Company, at the new theatre,
in Southwark, to-morrow, being Friday the 19th of December,
will be presented, a comedy, called,
The Constant Couple; or A Trip to the Jubilee.
Sir Harry Wildair, by Mr. Hallam, Col. Standard, by Mr.
Douglass, Beau Clincher, by Mr. Allyn, Young Clincher, by
Mr. Wall, Alderman Smuggler, by Mr. Morris, Vizard, by Mr.
Tomlinson, Dickey, by Mr. Woolls, Angelica, by Miss Cheer.
Lady Darling, by Mrs. Tomlinson, Parley, by Miss
Wainwright, Mob's Wife, by Mrs. Harman, Lady Lurewell, by
Mrs. Douglass.
To which will be added, a ballad opera, called
The Devil to Pay, or The Wives Metamorphosed.
Sir John Loverule, by Mr. Wools. (in which character he
will sing the Early Horn.) Jobson, by Mr. Tomlinson. Butler,
by Mr. Morris. Coachman, by Mr. Allyn. Footman, by Mr. Wall.
Doctor, by Mr. Douglas. Lady Loverule, by Mrs. Harman. Lucy,
by Mrs. Tomlinson. Lettice, by Miss Dowthwait. Nell, by Mrs.
Morris.
To begin exactly at six o'clock---Vivant Rex & Regina.
No persons can possibly be admitted behind the scenes.
Tickets are sold at the London coffee-house, at Mr.
Fraunces's in Water-Street, at Mr. Hawkins's in Walnut
Street, and of Mrs. Scott in Lombard Street; where places
for the boxes may be had.
Box 7 s. 6 d. Pit 5 s. Gallery 3 s.
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