13 January 1732

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Theatre: Drury Lane Theatre
Theatrical Season: 1731-1732
Volume: 3
Comments: DDaily Journal, 14 Jan.: We hear...that...The Modish Couple, which met with great Opposition the two first Nights, but was acted the third with Success, before one of the finest Assemblies of Persons of Quality that has been seen, was last Night again so interrupted, that the Players could not perform but were forced to dismiss the Audience.' The violent Treatment which this Piece has met with, is supposedles those People who made it their Business to raise Disturbances at every new Performance that comes on the Stage. [For another account, see Egmont, Diary, I, 216.

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    *pm?dl The Modish Couple. [Dismissed.% *cm?dl <i>DDaily Journal</i>, 14 Jan.: We hear...that...<i>The Modish Couple</i>, which met with great Opposition the two first Nights, but was acted the third with Success, before one of the finest Assemblies of Persons of Quality that has been seen, was last Night again so interrupted, that the Players could not perform but were forced to dismiss the Audience.' The violent Treatment which this Piece has met with, is supposedles those People who made it their Business to raise Disturbances at every new Performance that comes on the Stage. [For another account, see <i>Egmont, Diary</i>, I, 216.]

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    *p1732 01 13 dl The Modish Couple. Dismissed.*c1732 01 13 dl <i>DDaily Journal</i>, 14 Jan.: We hear...that...<i>The Modish Couple</i>, which met with great Opposition the two first Nights, but was acted the third with Success, before one of the finest Assemblies of Persons of Quality that has been seen, was last Night again so interrupted, that the Players could not perform but were forced to dismiss the Audience.' The violent Treatment which this Piece has met with, is supposedles those People who made it their Business to raise Disturbances at every new Performance that comes on the Stage. [For another account, see <i>Egmont, Diary</i>, I, 216.]

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    Event: 14592 | 17320113 | dl | <i>DDaily Journal</i>, 14 Jan.: We hear...that...<i>The Modish Couple</i>, which met with great Opposition the two first Nights, but was acted the third with Success, before one of the finest Assemblies of Persons of Quality that has been seen, was last Night again so interrupted, that the Players could not perform but were forced to dismiss the Audience.' The violent Treatment which this Piece has met with, is supposedles those People who made it their Business to raise Disturbances at every new Performance that comes on the Stage. [For another account, see <i>Egmont, Diary</i>, I, 216.
    Performance: 25374 | 14592 | p | The Modish Couple | Dismissed.

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Title: The Modish Couple
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Dismissed.
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Author: Charles Boden

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