Theatres Offer Dual Benefits For April 29 1713 Shows
The Drury Lane and Lincoln's Inn Fields circuits advertise charity performances and plays on Monday April 29 1713 with major names like Booth Mills Cibber Wil liame and Mrs Porter, plus entertainments by Shaw Topham and others. Also notices urge rewards forlost items and sales of apothecary goods, real estate, and a large assortment of theatrical and miscellaneous entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Theatre-Royal
Drury-Lane
Booth
Mar. Mills
Cibber
Williame
Porter
Shaw
Topham
Boval
Bullock
Edward Lally
Theatre Royal
Lincoln’s-Inn- Fields
Venice
Wood
Lincoln’s Inn
Amadis
Harlequin
Colombine
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Mr. Fawk 5
Hay-Market
Upper
Moorfields
N. B
Yarrow
Richard
Temple-Bar
Shepheard
Goar and
Fecer-Lane
Robert Hoe
Lothbury
Onathan Wilde
Norris- Breem
St. James’s
Charles-freer
Westminster
Lewitham
Kent
Crowper
Lyminge
Prince’s Street
Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields
George Green
Staple’s Inn
Holborn
Edward Turnour
Deceas
Madam Clarke
Jermyne Street
St. James’s Church
Au&ion
N.B
L. Morris
King’s Arms
Ludgate Hill
Pocierskis
Tryal
Mafelden
Lanswer
Mercator
William Cordwell
Wheeler-street
Spittlefields
John Moore
Morcar
Lane
Johannis
Ricardum Mead
Londini
Impens
Bowyer
Cato
London Journal
E Peele
Locke’s Head
Patersnotter Row
John Evans
John and
Barham Clarke
Poulery
Cheapside
Eman. Matthews
Phil Day
Fliza Haywosd
Covent-Garden
S. Chapman
Angel
Pallmall
Cleomira
Haywood
Henry Wilson
T. Page
W. Mount
Tower Hill
Ben Picard
Mi- Boris
W. Meadows
Fleece
Orn Hill
William Arnold
King’s Bench
Southwark
Crane-Court
America
Berter-Lane
Fleet-Breet