For the Benefit of Mr. Montague and Mr. Miller.

By a Company of COMEDIANS,
At the Theatre in the City of CANTERBURY,

On THURSDAY, the 5th of March 1772, will be prefented,

OROONOKO:
Or, The Royal Slave.

Oroonoko, by Mr. BROWNE

Aboan, by Mr. BISSE

Governor, by Mr. MONTAGUE

Blandford by Mr. MILLER

Stanmore, Mr. MATE Hotman, Mr. SMITH

Capt. Driver by Mr. GRAHAM

Imoinda, by Mrs. GRAHAM

Planters and Slaves by the Rest of the Company.

With SINGING between the ACTS. A Prologue by Mr. Montague, in the
Character of a Waiter. An Epilogue by Mifs Smith.

To which will be added

The LYING VALET.

Sharp, by Mr. BROWNE

Gayles by Mr. SMITH.

Beau Trippet, Mr. MONTAGUE

Justice Guttle, Mr. GRAHAM

Cook, by Mr.

MILLER

Meliffa, Mifs GATTON

Kitty Pry, Mrs. GRAHAM

Mrs. Gadabout, Mrs. BROWNE.

Mrs. Trippet, Mrs. SMITH

The whole to conclude with a favourite Epilogue by Mr. Smith.

Stage Boxes 2s. 6d.

Front Boxes 2s. Pit, is 6d.

Gallery, is.

Doors to be opened at Five, and to begin exaſtly at Six o'Clock.

Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Theatre, every Play Day, from Ten till One.

Tickets to be had at the King's Arms Printing-office, the principal Inns of Mr. Montague, at Mr. Joice's in Prince of Orange Lane; and of Mr. Miller, at Mr. Steady's, in Butchery Lane.

The Company being determined that every Play shall be conducted with Regularity, no Perfons can poffibly be admitted behind the Scenes, at Morning Rehearsals, or in the time of performing at Night.

Messrs. Montague and Miller inform the Ladies and Gentlemen, that every
Thing which is inferted in the Bills will be punctually performed.

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