*p1737 03 14 dl The Universal Passion. ^As17370303^ but Prologue-Cibber; Epilogue-Mrs Cibber.*a1737 03 14 dl The King and the Miller of Mansfield. ^As17370214^.*d1737 03 14 dl I: <i>Harlequin</i>-Denoyer's Apprentice; V: <i>Dutchman and Frow</i>-Philips, Miss Brett. [<i>Daily Advertiser</i>, 14 March, a less authoritative source, differs on the dances: I: <i>Drunken Peasant</i>-$Philips=; III: <i>Turkish Dance</i>-$Muilment=; $Villeneuve=, $Livier=; V: <i>Grand Ball</i>-$Denoyer=, $Mlle Roland=.]*m1737 03 14 dl A Comic Medley Overture-composed by $Arne=.*c1737 03 14 dl Benefit the Author. At the particular Desire of several Ladies of Quailty. Mainpiece: Written by the Author of <i>the Man of Taste</i>. Founded on $Shakespear='s <i>Much Ado About Nothing</i>. Afterpiece: Written by the Author of the <i>Toy Shop</i>. <i>Daily Advertiser</i>, 14 March: We hear that there was not the least Disturbance from the Footmen at the Playhouse all last Week; and there is such a sufficient Guard order'd, as well as a Civil Power appointed, that there's no Apprehension of any in the future: Besides, we are glad to hear that the Quality and Gentry are resolv'd in general to discard any Servants that should be known to attempt it, and to give them up to the Rigour of the Law. [For <i>Occasional Prompter</i> XXV (on the lethargy of managers), see <i>Daily Journal</i>, 14 March.]