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Wednesday, February 28, 1855, will be played the favorite piece of “John Jones; or, The Most Unfortunate Man in the World”

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Wednesday evening, November 14, will be played the extremely popular comedy of “Still Water Runs Deep”

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Monday, December 29, will be produced, first time for many years, the Dickens’ drama in three acts, “Oliver Twist; or, The Workhouse Boy’s Progress”

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Monday evening, November 10, will be played Poole’s laughable comedy of “Paul Pry; or, I Hope I Don’t Intrude”

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Saturday evening, October 11, will be produced for the fifth time, an original five-act comedy called “Nature’s Nobleman”, written expressly for this theater

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Tuesday, April 19, 1853, the play in five acts, "Civilization"

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Mrs. Warner in "A Winter's Tale", Wednesday evening, September 24

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Thursday, March 23, first night of the fine old English comedy of “The Beaux Stratagem”

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Monday, February 5, 1855, first night here of Mrs. Mowatt’s comedy of “Fashion”

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Wednesday evening, October 6, Mr. H. Placide in his unequaled character of “Grandfather Whitehead” and Mr. Burton in his popular performance of "The Toodles; or, the Farmer's Daughter"

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Friday, October 29, 1852, will be played for the first time an original piece, written expressly for Mr. Thompson, called "Old York and New York; or, the [...]uck Shooter"

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Wednesday evening, November 2, will be played Shakespeare's comedy in five acts, of "Twelfth Night; or, What You Will"

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Wednesday, April 23, 1856, Shakespeare's comedy in five acts, of a "Winter's Tale"

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Tuesday evening, September 28, will be played Coleman's comedy in five acts, of "The Poor Gentleman"

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Thursday evening, June 14, will be acted Buckstone's drama, entitled "The Lost Son; or, Luke the Labourer"

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Monday evening, April 30, will be played the very popular play in three acts, called "David Copperfield"