A Duelling Comedy at Corsat Garden Theatre Royal
A long mixed review recounts a new comedy at Theatre Royal Corsat Garden, detailing Emilia Whitmore and Whitmore's romance, Governor Mammon, Sir Solomon Bauble, and Lord Lovemore amid meddling relatives, disguises, and a chaotic masquerade plot. The piece, attributed to Dr. Kintick, meets audience disapproval for weak performances though Miss Yates and Miss Davies receive praise for acting and music, while Metastasio's influence and Sacchini’s score are noted along with an extended moral political digression on matrimony and law reform.
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Solomon Bauble
Emilia
Mammon
England
Young Whitmer
Ae DE Ril
Tpshby
Gauntlet
Gobhby
Whitetmore
Solomon
Whitmore
Iss
China
Emily
Capt. Boothby
Lord Lovemore
Mrs. Boothby
Lady Longmore
Boothby
Sir John Fielding
Hercules
Achilles
Gaurtalas Yrerer
Bosthby
Sir Solomon
Mampaon
Poipey
Cafar
Kintick
Freee
Macklin
Mower
Thomas
Sally
Mr. Kenrick
the Dugutist
Colonel
Fielding
Amelia
Booth
James
Lady
Hole Crandel
Sint
Yates
Italy
Lucio Vero
Venice
Miss Davies
Signora Davies
Signora Baroni
Signora Gabrielli
Gabielli
Gabrielli
Prologue to rue BUELLIST by Author and Mr Smith
A dramatic prologue against tyranny and ridicule outlines satire as a force for reform. The piece notes the threat to peace from despotic power and praises courageous writers and actors who challenge folly. It credits the author and Miss Barfanti for the Erttoque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rue Buellist
Mr. Smith
Hegband
Herice
Barfanti
Lucio Vero Opens at King's Theatre Haymarket
Saturday the King's Theatre in the Haymarket opened with the serious opera Lucio Vero, presented in a dramatic performance. The article notes the production as a major cultural event for the theatre season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Théatre
Haymarket
Lucio Vero
A Letter On Matrimony And Social Debauchery
A writer laments youth contempt for wedlock and mocks the town rake. He argues debauchery harms both sexes, warns that reformers may bless virtue, and suggests women influence national taste. urges serious reflection on marriage and morality.
Every Man's Pocket Companion and Ear sly's Pocket Ledger 1774
This advertisement announces This day publication of Every Man's Pocket Companion priced 1s 8d bound in red leather with note pockets and Ear sly's Gentleman and Tradesman's Pocket Ledger for 1774. It lists holidays, stock transfer days, interest tables, banking offices, legal bodies, weights of guineas, gold value tables, and many arts and trades guides. Printed for G. Kearfly at Fleet Street. available from booksellers nationwide.
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Oldsmith
Gentleman’s Memo
Bank of
Engandy
W. Goldsmith
Johnson
Europe
Vauxhall
Ranelagh
Mary
Gentleman and Tradesman’s
House of Lords
House of Commons
England
Wales
G. Kearfly
Fetter-lane
Fleet-street
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Smith
Sélonisn
Shuter
Ce Ellor
Leavis
Vera
Proughton
Marion
Mar Oruiveton
M. Eie
Calle
General Evening Post
T. Davies
Ruffel-street
Covent Garden
Long-Acre
Cornhill