For the Benefit of Mr. WRIGHT.
By particular Defire of several Ladies and Gentlemen.

At the THEATRE in CANTERBURY,
On WEDNESDAY, Sept. 8, 1779, will be prefented, A Comedy, called,
The SCHOOL for WIVES.

General Savage, Mr. WILSON.
Belville, Mr. LE'STRANGE.
Captain Savage, Mr. POWELL.
Leeſon, Mr. J. WILSON.
Tarrington, Mr. BARRETT.
Spruce, Mr. BURTON.
Ghaftly, Mr. TANNETT. Leech, Mr. GRIFFITH.
Wolf, Mr. BURDEN. Crow, Mr. COOMBES.
And Connolly, Mr. HURST.
Mrs. Belville, Mrs. TAPLIN.
Mifs Leeſon, Mifs O'BRIEN.
Mrs. Tempeſt, Mrs. RUSSEL. Maid, Mrs. DUCKWORTH.
And Mifs Walfingham, Mrs. WILSON.

End of Act II. A Comic Pantomimical Dance, called,
The DRUNKEN PEASANT.
Peafant, Mr. WRIGHT. Clown, Mr. GRIFFITH.

End of ACT IV.
A New HORNPIPE, by Mr. WRIGHT.
To which will be added, A New Pantomime, (never performed) called,
The MEDLEY;
Or, HARLEQUIN at ALL.

Harlequin, Mr. WRIGHT.
Pantaloon, Mr. POWELL. French Gentleman, Mr. WAYLETT.
Meagre, Mr. BURTON. Black Servant, Mr. BARRETT.
Fat Cook, Mr. GRIFFITH. Huntſman, (with a Song) Mr. J. WILSON.
Spirit of the Rocks, Maſter RUSSEL. And the Clown, Mr. JONES.
Maid Servant, Mrs. DUCKWORTH. And Colombine, Mrs. WILSON.
The Dances by the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Theatre.

In the courſe of the Pantomime Mr. WRIGHT will make his eſcape through a Tub on fire.

Mr. WRIGHT moſt humbly begs Leave to prefent his ſincere Reſpectſ to the Ladies and Gentlemen of this City, and the Public in general, his moſt liberal Benefaſtors, that as the Entertainment getting up for his Benefit requires the utmoſt Attention and Care, without which it would be impoſſible to give general Satisſaction, it is therefore hoped, his Friends in particular will not think him rude if not perſonally applied to, as his utmoſt Wiſh is to merit and deferve their Eſteem and Approbation.

N. B. The moſt striking Scenes of this Entertainment is taken from Mr. MESSINT'S Elopement, Mr. WOODWARD's Queen Mab, Genii, Fortunatus, and the great Mr. RICH's Pantomimes of the Royal Chace, Orpheus and Eurydice, the Birth of Harlequin, and the Sorcerer.

The Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Play to begin exaſtly at Seven.

Yale L.W.L.

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BOXES 3s. PIT 2s. GALLERY 1s.