School for Lovers at Theatre Royal Drury Lane
An 18th century review of the new play School for Lovers at Drury Lane. It details characters Sir Joan Dorian Celia Araminta Lady Beverley and Mr Modely with emphasis on plot twists deception and romance. The critic praises the delicate sentiment and elegant language and commends performances by Garrick, Mrs. Cibber, Yates, and Clive.
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Laureat
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Cerra
Araminta
Beverley
John Doriland
Harry Beverley
Celia
John
Raminta
Mr. Modely
Madeley
Sir John
Lady Beverley
Modely
Mr. Bellmour
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Delia
Baroness of Modely
Kianful
Bin
Araminia
Sir John Dowland
Mr. Beilmour
Gailland
Araiminta
Hamiets
Thim
Indiana
Sealand
Charles Easy
Lord Townly
Jano Cortland
Mr. Garrick
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