Citation - Rivington's New York Gazette: 1782.03.30

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Index Entry Actors, amateur, in New York, performance by officers of British Army 
Location New York 
Citation
RNYG.782.179
30 Mar 1782:33 (574)
Theatre.  On Monday the 1st of April will be performed the
tragedy of 
Douglas,  
To which will be added the farce of 
High Life Below Stairs,  
Between the Play and Farce, the favourite Song of Tally-Ho!
  The characters by gentlemen of the Army.
  No money taken at the door, nor any admittance behind the
scenes.
  Tickets to be purchased at the time of registering places
for the boxes, for which purpose the clerk will attend at
Mrs. Petit's, next door to the Theatre, from eleven o'clock
till two every day after the play is advertised.
  Tickets for the pit and gallery to be had of Messrs.
Rivington and Gaine, Printers.
  The doors will be opened at half an hour after five, and
to begin precisely at seven o'clock.
  No children in laps will be admitted.
  Gentlemen taking places for the boxes are desired to send
their servants at four o'clock, that they may be fixed
before the doors are opened.
  N.B.  The Box Keeper will attend from ten o'clock till six
this day, at the Theatre, and on Monday as usual.
      Box 8s.  Pit 8s.  Gallery 4s.
 Vivant Rex & Regina.


Generic Title Rivington's New York Gazette 
Date 1782.03.30 
Publisher Rivington, James 
City, State New York, NY 
Year 1782 
Bibliography B0043226
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