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MJ.782.118
19 Nov 1782:11 (9/47 481)
(By permission.) For the benefit of Mr. Willis, At the
Theatre in Baltimore, on Tuesday, November 19, 1782, will be
presented, the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet.
Romeo, Mr. Wall; Benvolio, Mr. Heard; Friar Lawrence, Mr.
Twyford; Capulet, Mr. Lewis; Montague, Mr. Ford; Tibalt, Mr.
Street; Paris, Mr. Davids; Prince, Mr. Tilyard; Peter, Mr.
Willis; Friar John, Mr. Atherton; Balthasar, Mr. Patterson;
Page, Miss Wall; Mercutio, Mr. Ryan; Lady Capulet, Mrs.
Lyne; Nurse, Mrs. Parsons; Juliet, Mrs. Robinson.
In Act II. a masquerade, and a minuet by Mons. Roussel, and
Mrs. Elm.
End of the IVth act, a funeral procession, and solemn dirge.
The vocal parts, Mr. Willis, Miss Wall, &c. &c.
Between the play and farce, the favourite Comic Dance,
called The Wapping Landlady; or, Jack in Distress.
Jack, Mons. Roussel; Landlady, Mr. Lindsay; Sailors, Messrs.
Patterson, Lewis, Street, Willis, &c. Doxies, Mrs. Parsons,
Mrs. Lyne, Mrs. Elm, &c.
A Song, by Miss Wall.
"Bucks have at you all," by Mr. Street.
To which will be added, a farce, called High Life Below
Stairs.
Lovel, Mr. Willis; Philip, Mr. Twyford; Freeman, Mr. Street;
Robert, Mr. Tilyard; Tom, Mr. Ryan; Coachman, Mr. Heard;
Kingston (the black), Mr. Atherton; Fidler, Mr. Patterson;
Duke's servant, Mr. Wall; Sir Harry's servant, Mr. Lewis.
Lady Bab's maid, Mrs. Robinson Lady Charlotte's maid, Mrs.
Elm; Kitty, (with a song) Mrs. Wall; Cook, Mr. Lindsay;
Black Chloe, Mrs. Parsons. In act the IId. a mock minuet, by
Mr. Lewis and Mrs. Wall.
After the farce, a hornpipe, by Mr. Patterson.
[hand pointing right] Tickets to be had at Mr. James
Young's, near the Fountain Inn--at the Exchange Coffee-
House, Fell's Point--at Mrs. Labat's, next door to the
Theatre, and at the office of the Theatre, where place for
the boxes may be taken, from ten to twelve o'clock every
day.
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