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Mr. Sandford most respectfully begs leave to acquaint the nobility, gentry, his patrons, and the public generally that he has been fortunate enough to engage that most distinguished and justly celebrated actor, Mr. T. P. Cooke : who, during the Race Week, will appear in those characters by the performance of which he has so repeatedly crowded to excess the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, Dublin, Edinburgh, and every great theatre throughout the United Kingdom! Our dramatic critics have all agreed that various representations of Mr. T. P. Cooke are at once so vigorous, so chaste, and so true to nature, that they despair of ever witnessing the same characters embodied, in a like degree of perfection, by any other actor.

Title: Mr. Sandford most respectfully begs leave to acquaint the nobility, gentry, his patrons, and the public generally that he has been fortunate enough to engage that most distinguished and justly celebrated actor, Mr. T. P. Cooke : who, during the Race Week, will appear in those characters by the performance of which he has so repeatedly crowded to excess the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, Dublin, Edinburgh, and every great theatre throughout the United Kingdom! Our dramatic critics have all agreed that various representations of Mr. T. P. Cooke are at once so vigorous, so chaste, and so true to nature, that they despair of ever witnessing the same characters embodied, in a like degree of perfection, by any other actor.
Publication: Plymouth : Nettleton, printer to His Majesty, Whimple Street, [1833]

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1 sheet; 44 x 17 cm.

Alternative Title

Theatre Royal, Plymouth

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Broadsides.
Playbills.

Note

At head of sheet: Theatre Royal, Plymouth.
Broadside playbill; also advertises: "On Monday next, August 19, 1833, will be presented (first time here) the romantic drama called Presumption! or, The fate of Frankenstein, with new scenery, and decorations, the part of the (***) Mr. T. P. Cooke" ; and Douglas William Jerrold's Black-eyed Susan.

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Call Number

Pforz (FF. Broadsides. 0012)

OCLC

37872268

Title

Mr. Sandford most respectfully begs leave to acquaint the nobility, gentry, his patrons, and the public generally that he has been fortunate enough to engage that most distinguished and justly celebrated actor, Mr. T. P. Cooke : who, during the Race Week, will appear in those characters by the performance of which he has so repeatedly crowded to excess the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, Dublin, Edinburgh, and every great theatre throughout the United Kingdom! Our dramatic critics have all agreed that various representations of Mr. T. P. Cooke are at once so vigorous, so chaste, and so true to nature, that they despair of ever witnessing the same characters embodied, in a like degree of perfection, by any other actor.

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Plymouth : Nettleton, printer to His Majesty, Whimple Street, [1833]

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Nettleton, Edward. Printer

Theatre Royal (Plymouth, England)

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Pforz (FF. Broadsides. 0012)

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