The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1734.12.09  Boston  CITATION All attendance apart [fl] 
1768.10.13  New York  CITATION All bounteous Heav'n! Castalio cries [fl] 
1772.08.06  Annapolis  CITATION All by a languid, sluggish stream [fl] 
1782.01.03  Norwich  CITATION All Cry and No Wool [t], tune of lyric [beg] Hail, heav'n born muse! thy 
1773.11.11  Norwich  CITATION All feel (the fact tho' few confess) [fl] 
1775.11.02  Williamsburg  CITATION All feel (the fact though few confess) [fl] 
1782.02.08  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], Bell's edition, for sale by Lewis, William 
1782.03.01  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], Bell's edition, for sale by Lewis, William 
1783.01.29  New York  CITATION All for Love [t] (Dryden), quote [beg] Rough in battle, as the first Romans 
1768.04.28  New York  CITATION All for Love [t] (Dryden), taken from Anthony and Cleopatra [t] 
1768.04.28  New York  CITATION All for Love [t] (Dryden), to be performed in New York 
1767.03.09  Philadelphia  CITATION All for Love [t] (Dryden), to be performed in Philadelphia 
1754.05.13  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Gaine, Hugh 
1773.09.06  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Gaine, Hugh 
1773.09.27  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Gaine, Hugh 
1773.10.11  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Gaine, Hugh 
1764.03.22  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Holt, John 
1782.01.16  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Rivington, James 
1782.01.19  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Rivington, James 
1782.01.26  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Rivington, James 
1782.01.30  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Rivington, James 
1782.02.02  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Rivington, James 
1782.02.06  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Rivington, James 
1782.02.09  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Rivington, James 
1782.02.13  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Rivington, James 
1782.02.19  New York  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Robertson, Mills and Hicks 
1770.11.20  Charleston  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Wells, Robert 
1783.09.20  Newport  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Wheeler, Bennett 
1783.09.27  Newport  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Wheeler, Bennett 
1783.10.04  Newport  CITATION All for Love [t], for sale by Wheeler, Bennett 
1772.01.02  Williamsburg  CITATION All for Love [t], in satire 
1772.01.07  London  CITATION All for Love [t], in satire 
1769.09.06  London  CITATION All for Love [t], in theatrical metaphor of current events 
1782.04.10  New York  CITATION All for Love; or America Well Lost [t], song at British headquarters 
1782.04.13  New York  CITATION All for Love; or America Well Lost [t], song at British headquarters 
1782.04.27  New York  CITATION All for Love; or America Well Lost [t], song at British headquarters 
1782.05.06  New York  CITATION All for Love; or America Well Lost [t], song at British headquarters 
1782.04.10  New York  CITATION All for Love; or The World Well Lost [t] (Dryden), allusion of song title 
1782.04.13  New York  CITATION All for Love; or The World Well Lost [t] (Dryden), allusion of song title 
1782.04.27  New York  CITATION All for Love; or The World Well Lost [t] (Dryden), allusion of song title 
1782.05.06  New York  CITATION All for Love; or The World Well Lost [t] (Dryden), allusion of song title 
1772.01.03  London  CITATION All for Love [t], title of play or book as political satire 
1767.04.30  Philadelphia  CITATION All for Love [t], to be performed in Philadelphia 
1767.04.30  Philadelphia  CITATION All for Love [t], to be performed in Philadelphia 
1777.12.10  London  CITATION All for Power, or America Lost [t], satire in form of cast of play 
1777.12.16  London  CITATION All for Power, or America Lost [t], satire in form of cast of play 
1777.12.30  London  CITATION All for Power, or America Lost [t], satire in form of cast of play 
1778.01.03  London  CITATION All for Power, or America Lost [t], satire in form of cast of play 
1778.01.15  London  CITATION All for Power, or America Lost [t], satire in form of cast of play 
1778.01.23  London  CITATION All for Power, or America Lost [t], satire in form of cast of play 
1754.09.05  Philadelphia  CITATION All gracious Heaven, how intricate thy ways! [fl] 
1754.09.09  New York  CITATION All gracious heaven, how intricate thy ways [fl] 
1754.09.26  Annapolis  CITATION All gracious heaven, how intricate thy ways! [fl] 
1781.02.12  Boston  CITATION All hail Astrea! from the realms above [fl] 
1781.02.12  Boston  CITATION All hail Astrea! from the realms above! [fl] 
1759.08.23  Boston  CITATION All hail Britannia! ever happy isle [fl] 
1781.04.28  New York  CITATION All hail! Britannia hail! [fl] 
1767.03.23  Philadelphia  CITATION All hail content, thou greatest good below [fl] 
1776.10.31  London  CITATION All hail G-rm--ne, G-rm--ne all hail! [fl] 
1776.11.09  London  CITATION All hail G-rm--ne, G-rm--ne, all hail! [fl] 
1776.11.25  London  CITATION All hail G-rm--ne, G-rm--ne, all hail! [fl] 
1731.02.02  New York  CITATION All hail, my sons, who can so justly trace [fl] 
1760.01.24  Boston  CITATION All hail, O Hind! Heav'n safe thy charge convey [fl] 
1760.01.28  Boston  CITATION All hail, O Hind! Heav'n safe thy charge convey [fl] 
1780.07.18  Philadelphia  CITATION All hail superior sex, exalted fair [fl] 
1780.08.02  Chatham  CITATION All hail superior sex, exalted fair [fl] 
1780.08.28  Boston  CITATION All hail superior sex, exalted fair [fl] 
1781.01.05  Annapolis  CITATION All hail! superior sex, exalted fair [fl] 
1781.01.17  Trenton  CITATION All hail! superior sex, exalted fair [fl] 
1781.01.20  Philadelphia  CITATION All hail! superior sex, exalted fair [fl] 
1767.01.09  Charleston  CITATION All hail the celebrated morn [fl] 
1767.10.19  Charleston  CITATION All hail to the, thou peaceful, lone retreat! [fl] 
1736.11.12  Williamsburg  CITATION All hail, ye fields, where constant peace attends [fl] 
1756.04.03  New Haven  CITATION All hail, ye great preservers of our land! [fl] 
1782.06.21  New York  CITATION All hail, ye shades!--and thou, lone mossy cell [fl] 
1775.12.30  Williamsburg  CITATION All happiness, devoid of care [fl] 
1762.06.07  New York  CITATION All human bliss we liken to a span [fl] 
1748.06.29  London  CITATION All human race would fain be wits [fl] 
1774.05.05  Boston  CITATION All in the Downs [t], song, in concert program 
1774.05.09  Boston  CITATION All in the Downs [t], song, in concert program 
1774.05.12  Boston  CITATION All in the Downs [t], song, in concert program 
1774.05.16  Boston  CITATION All in the Downs [t], song, in concert program 
1772.12.16  Philadelphia  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], for sale by Bradford, William and Thomas 
1773.02.10  Philadelphia  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], for sale by Bradford, William and Thomas 
1773.03.03  Philadelphia  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], for sale by Bradford, William and Thomas 
1762.06.17  Philadelphia  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], for sale by Hall, David 
1762.04.22  Philadelphia  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], for sale by Rivington and Brown 
1762.05.06  Philadelphia  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], for sale by Rivington and Brown 
1762.09.30  Philadelphia  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], for sale by Rivington and Brown 
1762.09.30  Philadelphia  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], for sale by Rivington and Brown 
1762.10.07  Philadelphia  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], for sale by Rivington and Brown 
1762.10.21  Philadelphia  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], for sale by Rivington and Brown 
1779.06.15  London  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], in metaphor of current events, play titles 
1779.06.24  London  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], in metaphor of current events, play titles 
1762.04.12  New York  CITATION All in the Wrong [t] (Murphy), for sale by Rivington and Brown 
1762.04.19  New York  CITATION All in the Wrong [t] (Murphy), for sale by Rivington and Brown 
1762.04.22  New York  CITATION All in the Wrong [t] (Murphy), for sale by Rivington and Brown 
1762.04.29  New York  CITATION All in the Wrong [t] (Murphy), for sale by Rivington and Brown 
1762.05.13  New York  CITATION All in the Wrong [t] (Murphy), for sale by Rivington and Brown 
1770.01.29  London  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], performed in London 
1770.05.19  London  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], performed in London 
1770.03.27  London  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], performed in London, anniversary of King's accession 
1782.05.21  Baltimore  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], to be performed in Baltimore 
1782.05.28  Baltimore  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], to be performed in Baltimore 
1782.06.04  Baltimore  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], to be performed in Baltimore 
1770.09.29  London  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], to be performed in London, in cross-reading satire 
1768.03.28  New York  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], to be performed in New York 
1768.03.28  New York  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], to be performed in New York 
1768.03.31  New York  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], to be performed in New York 
1768.04.04  New York  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], to be performed in New York 
1768.04.04  New York  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], to be performed in New York 
1769.04.03  New York  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], to be performed in New York 
1769.04.03  New York  CITATION All in the Wrong [t], to be performed in New York 
1767.01.30  New London  CITATION All joy to you and your Amelie [fl] 
1783.06.23  Boston  CITATION All men agree that affectation's freightful [fl] 
1732.03.18  Charleston  CITATION All men have follies, which they blindly trace [fl] 
1773.02.04  New York  CITATION All my past life is mine no more [fl] 
1779.05.29  London  CITATION All nature is but art unknown to thee [fl] 
1769.12.04  Boston  CITATION All nature smiles when blooming spring appears [fl] 
1756.10.25  New York  CITATION All night invoking sleep's balsamic dew [fl] 
1753.06.04  New Haven  CITATION All on that main, the verdant trees abound [fl] 
1774.01.07  New London  CITATION All persons indebted to me [fl] 
1774.01.14  New London  CITATION All persons indebted to me [fl] 
1774.01.21  New London  CITATION All persons indebted to me [fl] 
1783.08.13  Philadelphia  CITATION All Pleased at Last [t], for sale by Bradford, Thomas 
1783.08.27  Philadelphia  CITATION All Pleased at Last [t], for sale by Bradford, Thomas 
1781.12.13  Savannah  CITATION All sciences a fasting Monsieur knows [fl] 
1773.11.25  New York  CITATION All the splendor, which wealth can display [fl] 
1773.12.31  New London  CITATION All the splendor which wealth can display [fl] 
1774.01.11  Hartford  CITATION All the splendor which wealth can display [fl] 
1773.10.28  Williamsburg  CITATION All the splendour which wealth can display [fl] 
1783.05.09  Baltimore  CITATION All the World's a Stage [t], to be performed in Baltimore 
1783.05.13  Baltimore  CITATION All the World's a Stage [t], to be performed in Baltimore 
1783.05.16  Baltimore  CITATION All the World's a Stage [t], to be performed in Baltimore 
1780.06.03  New York  CITATION All the World's a Stage [t], to be performed in New York 
1780.06.05  New York  CITATION All the World's a Stage [t], to be performed in New York 
1780.06.06  New York  CITATION All the World's a Stage [t], to be performed in New York 
1782.04.27  New York  CITATION All the World's a Stage [t], to be performed in New York 
1758.12.08  Portsmouth  CITATION All things, beneath the circle of the sun [fl] 
1769.01.18  Philadelphia  CITATION All things beneath the circle of the sun [fl] 
1772.05.29  Portsmouth  CITATION All things change with time [fl] 
1770.01.26  New Haven  CITATION All you that own the christian name [fl] 
1771.03.29  New London  CITATION All you that view this humble stone [fl] 
1772.12.22  Hartford  CITATION All you that view this humble stone [fl] 
1773.01.11  Boston  CITATION All you that view this humble stone [fl] 
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