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Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster Bridge, under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of York.
For the BENEFIT of Messrs. GOURIET, SUTTON, and LAWRENCE.
THIS present THURSDAY, Oct. 4, will be presented, for the first time at this Theatre, a new grand Historical Serious Spectacle, called VETERAN; or, The Maresehal de Logis. Principal Characters—Louis Gillet, the Veteran, Mons. Robert la Toise; Colin, Annette’s Sweetheart, Mr. Taylor; Two Chief Robbers, Messrs. Gouriet and Boulange; Lord of the Manor, Mr. Dickinson; Grotesque Peasant, Mr. Fox; Simkin Peasant, Mr. J. Dubois; Michant, Father to Annette, Mr. De Castro; Adolphus, Son of the Lord of the Manor, Miss Fisher; Mrs. Michant, Mother of Annette, Mrs. Wallack; and (by permission of the proprietors of the Royal circus) Annette, Madam Volange. Equestrian Exercises, by Messrs. Jeffries and Porter. In the course of the Evening, a Caledonian Ballet of Action, composed by Mons. Gouriet, called CUNNING AGAINST ART; a Grand Panorama View of Edinburgh, in which Mrs. Herbert will sing the much admired Song, “Within a Mile of Edinburgh Town.” Miss Grayson, pupil of Mons. Gouriet, will dance a new Tambourine Pas Seul. In the course of the Evening, Mr. Lawrence will, for this night only, Fly over a Garter, twelve feet high, twenty-four Grenadiers, six Horses, and through a Balloon suspended in the air. The whole to conclude with, for the last week of its being performed, the popular Pantomime of THE ENCHANTED HALL; or, The Parthian Harlequin. Principal Characters—Arsacidae, )afterwards Harlequin) Mr. Taylor; Pantaloon, Mr. Dubois; Grotesque Lover, Mr. Roberts; Magen, Enchantress of Casbin, Mrs. Wallack; Syrenia, a good Geni, Miss Dufour, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane; Captain Dash, (with a Song) Miss Fisher; Zenobia, Mrs. Wybrow; and Clown, Mr. Laurent.
Boxes 4s. Pit 2s. Gallery 1s. Doors to be opened at half past five, to begin precisely at half past six. Second price at half past eight. Places to be taken at the Box Office, Westminster Bridge, from ten till three o’clock. No Servant can possibly keep places after half past seven o’clock.
