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NYM(G.773.082
17 May 1773:24 (1125)
Theatre. By permission of his Excellency the Governor. By
particular desire. By the American Company, at the Theatre
in John Street, this present evening, the 17th of May, will
be presented a comic opera, (by the author of Love in a
Village) call'd,
The Maid of the Mill.
Lord Ainsworth, by Mr. Hallam, Sir Harry Sycamore, by Mr.
Goodman, Miller Fairfield, by Mr. Douglass, Farmer Giles,
by Mr. Woolls, Mervin, by Mr. Parker, Ralph, by Mr. Wall,
Lady Sycamore, by Mrs. Morris, Fanny, by Miss Storer,
Theodosia, by Miss Richardson, Patty, by Miss Hallam.
Gipsies, by Mr. Morris, Mr. Byerley, Mr. Dermot, Mrs. Henry,
Mrs. Wall, &c. &c.
To which will be added, a farce, call'd,
High Life below Stairs.
Lovel, by Mr. Hallam, Freeman, by Mr. Byerley, Lord Duke,
by Mr. Wall, Sir Harry, by Mr. Henry, Coachman, by Mr.
Woolls, Tom, by Mr. Dermot, Lady Bab, (with a song) by
Miss Storer, Lady Charlotte, by Miss Richardson, Cook, by
Mrs. Wall, Cole, by Mr. Roberts, Kitty, by Mrs. Henry, A
mock minuet, by Sir Harry and Kitty.
The doors to be open'd at 5, and the play to being precisely
at half an hour after six o'clock.---Places in the boxes may
be taken at the Theatre; and it is requested, that the
ladies and gentlemen who send to engage boxes, wou'd be
pleased to ascertain the number of seats they wou'd have
reserved for them.
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