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    Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. This present Monday, April 19, 1830, will be acted, the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. Previous to which, the Overture to Zauberflote, by Mozart. ... After which (7th time) a New Comic and Melo-Dramatic Entertainment, in two acts, called The Wigwam: Or, The Men of the Wilderness. Founded on Cooper's American Novel of "The Pioneers," -and descriptive of a newly established Settlement on the Banks of the Susquehanna. ... The Music composed by Mr. G. H. Rodwell. ..

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    Theatre ; The Public is respectfully informed that Miss E. Tree Is engaged for a few Nights, and will make her 1st appearance this evening. First night of the engagement of Miss Tree On Tuesday Evening, June 20, Will be performed, the Tragedy of Ion. Written by Sergeant Talfourd, and as performed in London with great applause. ... After which the Farce of A Pleasant Neighbor. ... The Evening's Entertainments to conclude with, the Farce of My Husband's Ghost!
    Published 1837

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    The African Roscius, for one night more. Theatre Royal, Manchester. Mr. Salter's sixth Night. Miss F. H. Kelly's fourth Night. It is most respectfully announced to the Public, that the celebrated African Roscius Having been received with enthusiastic applause on Saturday Last, in the Character of Gambia, is engaged for One Night More, and will make his second appearance on This present Saturday Feb. 17th, The Singular Novelty of An Actor of Colour, Personating the routine of Moorish and African Characters, has rendered the performance of the African Roscius, highly attractive in the Theatres in which he has appeared; - and the nightly plaudits with which he has uniformly been honoured by Crowded Audiences, evince the estimation in which his talents are held by the Public. This present Saturday, Feb. 17th, 1827, Will be performed Shakespeare's Tragedy of Othello. ... After which, will be produced, for the First Time Here, A New Musical Farce, In Two Acts, translated from the French, as performed with the greatest success, at the T. R. Covent Garden, called 'Twas I! or, The Truth a Lie. ..
    Published 1827

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    [Four playbillls advertising amateur theatrical performances at the theatre in Spanish-Town, Jamaica.]
    Published 1837

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    Theatre-Royal, Liverpool. This present Saturday, December 22, 1798, will be presented a favorite Opera, called Inkle and Yarico ... Between the Play and Farce a comic song, describing the Contents of a Letter from a Sailor on board Admiral Nelson's Fleet, to his Father in Liverpool. Written and to be Sung by Mr. Ryley. To which will be added a farce, called The Devil to Pay. ..
    Published 1798

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    At the New Theatre, in Stoke Lane, Guildford. On Friday the eighteenth Day of June, 1773, Will be Presented a Tragedy, called Romeo and Juliet. ... To which will be added, a Farce, called The Deuce is in Him. ..
    Published 1773

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    Theatre, Driffield. On Monday Evening, December 30th, 1799, will be presented a comic opera, called Inkle & Yarico. ... A comic song by Mr. Wilson. A favorite song, by Mr. Whitlock. To which will be added a farce, called The King and Miller of Mansfield ..
    Published 1799

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    Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, This present Saturday, Nov. 9, 1811, will be acted Shakspeare's Tragedy of Othello. ... To which will be added (last time this season) the Grand Serio-Comick Romantick Melo-Drama, (in two acts) called Valentine and Orson. ..
    Published 1811

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    Theatre Ipswich. On Monday, June 19, 1815, will be performed Shakespeare's Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark. ... To which will be added, a Melo-Drame, in 2 Acts, called, The Wandering Boys; Or, The Castle of Olival. ... By Desire of Mr. and Mrs. Collinson, On Wednesday, the 21st of June, the Melo-Drame of The Dog of Montargis, After which a Comic Interlude, called The Day After the Wedding; With the Farce of The Hunter of the Alps
    Published 1815

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    The Last Night. New Theatre, Wickham-Market. By the Phoenix Company of Comedians, On Tuesday Evening, December 17th, 1799, Will be presented, A New Tragic Play, (written by R. B. Sheridan, Esq.) call'd, Pizarro. ... To which will be added, An Admired Entertainment, call'd The Spoil'd Child. ..
    Published 1799

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