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SIDDONS ; Teem, Mrs. SPARKS.; Sister Ursula, Miss LACY. k i te w hich (third time these; le years) the Pantomime of ROBINSON CRUSOE ; Or, HARLEQUIN FRIDAY. - With the Original Music to the First Part. Robinson Ciusoe, Mr. D'EGVILLE ; ;p a rs, Mr. MALE ; Planter's Man, Mr. FAIRBROTHER ; Lieutenant, (wish a Song), Mr. COOKE ; Friday, Mr. LAURENT. impfECOND PART, with Additions and Alterations. s o geguin. Mr. GARBOIS ; Mandarin, Mr. MALE; bier, Mr. FAIRBROTHER ; Clown, Mr. LAURENT; The Dances by Muter Laurent, Mrs. Sharpe, &c. T e aceow, John ; withßobinson Crusoe. on may, The Honey Moon. Or Meesky, A Bold Stroke for • Wife. A sow Csistely is in rehearsal, and will be produced early in it oat week. e r The Young Gentleman who made his first appearance on To o ev ening in the character of Sir George Airy, in the oni edy of the Busy Body, was received throughout with the most abounded applause.--Due notice will be given of his next HANKA - RKET. • 'S PRE gENT EVENING, DECEMBE R 29. 'A their IViajettiesJANE ServanSHOßEts will act the Trggedy of . . . cliatahe of Gloucester, Mr. MURRAY; y l ogilliabp, Mr. C KEIVLBE I Dumont, Mr. POPE ; Alicia, Mn. BEAUMONT ; Jane Shore, Misa NORTON. exwbisit will be revi br :e with additional splendour, the cele tPantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE. The Scenery, Machinery, &c. are Attire) , new. Mother Goose, Ms. SIMMONS ; Coin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. 'Squire Bugle, afterwards Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; ••• Sailor Boy, ( with a Hornpipe) Mill WORGMAN °dinette, (afterwards Colsimbine) Miss ADAMS. To noclude with two entire new Scenes : the first represent kg *Ruins of the late Theatre-Royal, in Covent-Garden, add changes to a New Theatre. Tsesorrow, the Comedy of the Busy Body; with Mother Iluie.—On Saturday, the Exile. 2The Subscribers to the New Theatre in Count-Garden, at sipectfully requested to said immediately to Messrs. Ste in m, Batson, and Co. Bankers, tbr the Tickxts of Admission *in prepared for the use of the Subiaibefinn the occasiou of • the Foundation Stone of the Theatre at erne o'clock next A CIRCUMSTANCE NEVER INOW/N. THIgE £20,060, &c. &c. MiTer.SE DRAWN '3l; the Last Day of VASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr.,ALLEN, I privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-streot, Gulden-square, Si Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that acarapishatent,'af have not the mocTern • Mr. ALLEN'S istan of teaching is pspressly studied for those to whom kis an Ikea to acquire wily that fashionable requisite for gtntvel_ so. expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace.and we:—Tlisie who do not want private teachin7, may learn citetalletpitace, whit a ielpeetable set of Popils, on the public tag evenings. Professoriat Paneingtatight the most elegant Ita44pcts, and all the superior parti of the profession. Mr. Mkn't rirst Ball wilt be in the tided Week-in laturary. • JI L: This day Was pUblished ; vice 3a . 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