The Theatrical Observer And Daily Bills of the Play volume 1829 V2 No2356 25
The Theatrical Observer And Daily Bills of the Play volume 1829 V2 No2356 25
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Cooper.
Taffline, Mrs KEELEY, Phabe, Miss H. CAWSE, Emily, Miss J. SCOTT.
To-morrow, Shakspearc's Early Days, The First of May, asd The Robber's Wife.
THE AND Daily Bills of the Play.
' ''Nothing extenuate, nor set down aught in raalico. " — OiUEtLo.
Ab. 2465 Tlmrssday, Nov, 5, 1829. Price Id, "The Play's the thing !"—As;k for Thomas's Observer. — — Cobcnt Ciarbcn c^ratre* Notwithstanding the miserable weather, last night, the charm of Miss Fanny Kemble's Juliet attracted a numerous and elegant... audi- ence to this Theatre. The whimsical Farce of The Three and the Deuce followed, Mr. Balis sustaining the characters of the three bro- thers : this gentleman's Tristram Fickle impressed us with a very fa- vorable idea )( his talents for eccentric Comedy, and his performance, last iiif^ht, confirmed that opinion ; for, though there was not the joy- oasnt>? with which Elliston used to luxuriate in the frolics of Pere^ grine Single, yet Mr. Balls played with much grace and spirit : his dancing was elegant, and was encored, though part of the honour may fairly be claimed by Keeley, who acted Humphrey Grizzle admirably, and looked the mystified footman to perfection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cooper.
Taffline, Mrs KEELEY, Phabe, Miss H. CAWSE, Emily, Miss J. SCOTT.
To-morrow, Shakspearc's Early Days, The First of May, asd The Robber's Wife.
THE AND Daily Bills of the Play.
' ''Nothing extenuate, nor set down aught in raalico. " — OiUEtLo.
Ab. 2465 Tlmrssday, Nov, 5, 1829. Price Id, "The Play's the thing !"—As;k for Thomas's Observer. — — Cobcnt Ciarbcn c^ratre* Notwithstanding the miserable weather, last night, the charm of Miss Fanny Kemble's Juliet attracted a numerous and elegant... audi- ence to this Theatre. The whimsical Farce of The Three and the Deuce followed, Mr. Balis sustaining the characters of the three bro- thers : this gentleman's Tristram Fickle impressed us with a very fa- vorable idea )( his talents for eccentric Comedy, and his performance, last iiif^ht, confirmed that opinion ; for, though there was not the joy- oasnt>? with which Elliston used to luxuriate in the frolics of Pere^ grine Single, yet Mr. Balls played with much grace and spirit : his dancing was elegant, and was encored, though part of the honour may fairly be claimed by Keeley, who acted Humphrey Grizzle admirably, and looked the mystified footman to perfection.
What to read after The Theatrical Observer And Daily Bills of the Play volume 1829 V2 No2356 25?
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