10C (Vol. 2)

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AN ENTIRE CHANGE.

ROYAL GROVE,

ASTLEY’s, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.

THIS and EVERY EVENING till further notice, a New Dance, called

THE COCQUETTE.

(By particular desire)

THE EQUESTRIAN PEDESTAL,

And a number of various Attitudes by the Horses.

A Comic Musical Piece, called

OLD GRASPALL OUTWITTED.

HORSEMANSHIP, by Mr. DAVIS.

Wonder of Nature,

THE FRIESLAND DWARF,

Only twenty-seven inches high, and sixty years old,

Being the greatest Curiosity in the system of Human Nature.

A Musical Piece, called

SHE WOULD BE A SOLIDER.

TUMBLING,

By a group of the best Performers in Europe.

HORSEMANSHIP,

By Master CROSMAN and Miss SMITH, (Pupils of Young ASTLEY.)

Also, A TRIAL OF SKILL,

By Messrs. Taylor, Crossman, Bell, Laurent, Davis, &c.

The whole to conclude with

A beautiful Comic Pantomime, called

HARLEQUIN’s CHOICE;

Or, The REDOUTE CHINOISE,

The part of Harlequin by

YOUNG ASTLEY.

The Scenery and Machinery of the last Scene taken from the Redoute Chinoise in Paris.

The Dresses, Illuminations, Decorations, Scenery, &c. ala Chinoise.

Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and to begin at Half past Six precisely.

Boxes 3s.—Pit 2s.—Gallery 1s.—Side Gallery 6d.

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