The disputes between the director of D---y, and the pit potentates
Subtitle: being a letter to a friend, concerning the behaviour of the melancholly manager of the suff'ring theatre; and some considerations on the late disturbances and the causes thereof: with a few hints on the heroes and heroines, G--r--k, C-bb-r, Q--in, M--ls, M-ck-n; C-bb-r, R-b--ts, H-rt-n, and M-ls; not forgetting 'Squire Poor, 'Squire Swift-Timber, Mr. Knotty-Nob, and Orator; and Hrd-Head the Constable. The whole relating to some remarkable occurrences in the year 1744
Publisher: Printed for M. Cooper, at the Globe in Pater-noster Row
Published: 1744
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 27
Subjects: Theatre Royal, Drury Lane (London, England)
Notes: With a half-title.

Signed at end: B.Y.

Last page blank.

D---y = Drury Lane Theatre; manager = Charles Fleetwood.

"Serious riots occurred on 17 and 19th Nov. 1744, owing to Fleetwood's charging advanced prices to old entertainments."--Robert William Lowe, A bibliographical account of English theatrical literature from the earliest times to the present day.

English short title catalogue, T34589

Bound in tan cloth; gilt-stamped on brown calf spine label: Director of D---y and the pit potentates, London, 1744.