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NYGWPB.761.143
17 Dec 1761:32 (989)
By permission of his honour the Lieutenant-Governor, by a
company of comedians. At the New Theatre in Chapel-Street,
on Friday next, being the 18th instant, will be presented a
play, written by Shakespear, call'd, the first part of
King Henry, IV.
With the humours of Sir John Falstaff; and the life and
death of Henry, sirnam'd Hotspur.
The King, by Mr. Quelch.
Hotspur, by Mr. Hallam.
Sir John Falstaff, by Mr. Douglass.
To which will be added, a ballad opera; call'd
Flora, or Hob in the Well,
Flora, Mrs. Hallam.
Hob, Mr. Quelch.
No persons to be admitted without tickets, which are sold by
Mr. Hugh Gaine, printer in Hanover-Square, boxes 8 s. pit 5
s. gallery 3 s.
No money to be receiv'd at the doors, which will be open'd
at four, and the play begin exactly at six o'clock. No
persons to be admitted behind the scenes.
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