Theatre, Stirbitch. On account of the indisposition of Mrs. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Powell beg leave to substitute the farce of "The romp" instead of "The adopted child."

Theatre, Stirbitch. On account of the indisposition of Mrs. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Powell beg leave to substitute the farce of "The romp" instead of "The adopted child."

by Powell Mr.

Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 5677, no. 27.

1797
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