Royal Mohock Theatre, Gabriel's Road. This evening will be performed by his Majesty's most obsequious servants, Sheridan's celebrated comedy, as altered by William Gifford, Esq. of the School for Scandal ... : After the play, the celebrated Mohock dance ... To which is added, a new monopolologue, in imitation of Mr Matthews' trip to Paris, called the Isle of palms, or mirth and moonlight. ... The whole to conclude with the pantomimic harlequinade of The Upas tree; or, Harlequin in Java! ... Vivat rex et non regina!
Royal Mohock Theatre (Edinburgh).
[Edinburgh] D. Webster, printer, Lothian Street.
[1820?]
A spoof playbill in which many of the actors' names are those of Edinburgh literary personalities.
Caption title: Edition statement is at head of playbill.
Caroline, Queen, consort of George IV, King of Great Britain, 1768-1821
Royal Mohock Theatre (Edinburgh).