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Of Private Theatrical's in the Fashion able World, the preparation is increasing. The Blenheim arrangements are, as our former Paper noted, established. Lord Grandison’s Company at present, are to be the report ; his stock list is to be larger than the former. TheBeggar's Opera, the School for Scandal, the Fair Penitent, and Venice Preserv'd— are determined to be the performances. The further particulars will be given when we have more room.Tn the way of Private Theatricals, the report of all others the completest and the best, is in one of the best of places, and from the perfor mer, beyond all precedent, the very best. This could not be true, if it applied not to Mrs. Sid-dons. A late performance of hers at Nune-ham, remains to be told the World. She read the whole play of fane Shore ; and with such effefl:, it is said, as far transcends what she does upon the Stage : the scenes of Hastings were unusually impressive. But the impression of the concluding a, was continued with such force, and so unremitting, that it went beyond, perhaps, the wished for point of bearing. There were not so many persons present as there should have been, at such a display of art ; but however, besides their Majesties of Numham., there were Lady Pembroke, Lord Charles Spencer, Miss Vernon,. Sic.While Mara has been subduing every thing in the West—the Storacci has been equally lucky in the North ; they both have been much ad-
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London World Fashionable Advertiser
London, Middlesex, GB
Thu, Sep 27, 1787
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