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NEW ENTERTAINMENTS,
Being the Fourth Entire Change since Easter Monday,
ROYAL GROVE,
ASTLEY’s AMPHITHEATRE,
WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.
THIS present MONDAY, June 28, and Every Evening till farther Noice, will be presented the following ENTERTAINMENTS,
ROPE-DANCING.
By Mrs. BLACKMORE and Mr. JOSEPH LAWRENCE,
(Commonly called the Great Devil)
Clown, Mons. LAURENT.
The METAMORPHOSE, on TWO HORSES,
By Mr. BELL.
An entire new Dance, with new Decorations, Dresses, &c. composed by Signor MARQUIS, called
The ANIMATED STATUE.
Principal Characters by
Messrs. MARQUI, CROSSMAN, HOLLAND,
And Miss SMITH.
Mademoiselle MARIA THERESA de St. ORBE,
From the South of France, who is supposed to possess the finest Head of Hair ever seen.
N.B. Her Engagement at the Royal Grove will terminate with the present Performances,
HORSEMANSHIP by Mr. DAVIS.
TUMBLING.
N.B. The GREAT DEVIL will particularly exert himself by performing several Manoeuvres, Sommersets, &c. over Twelve Mens Heads, commonly called
LE GRAND SAUT DU TRAMPOLIN.
An entire new Musical Piece, called
The BLUNT TAR;
Or, TRUE LOVE REWARDED.
Ratlin (the Blunt Tar) Mr. Johannot; Spritfail, Mr. Connell; Allworth, Mr. Decastro; Lucy, Mrs. Henley; Lady Allworth, Mrs. Saunders (late Miss Pinto); and Nancy, Miss Cemmitt, being her first appearance.
The Music entirely new, composed by Mr. BLEWITT.
EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES,
By Mr. ASTLEY, Jun.
The whole to conclude with a favourite Comic and Splendid Pantomime, called
The FOUR QUARTERS of the WORLD;
Or, HARLEQUIN’s CHOICE.
In which will be introduced a Grand FETE CHINOISE.
The Scenery and Machinery of the last Scenes taken from the Redout Chinoise in Paris.
The Pantomime to conclude with
ILLUMINATIONS A-LA-CHINOISE.
Doors to open at Half past Five, to begin at Half past Six o’Clock precisely.
Boxes 3s.—Pit 2s.—Gallery 1s.—Side Gallery 6d. only.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mrs. Connell, No 38, Stangate-street, the Back of the Amphitheatre.
N.B. Servants to keep Places at Quarter past Five.
[three star symbol] Ladies and Gentlemen instructed to Rid on Tusdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, from Eight in the morning till One.
Vivant Rex et Regina.
