*p1751 03 16 dl Romeo and Juliet. ^See17510131^, but Romeo-Garrick; Juliet-Mrs Cibber; Mercutio-Macklin.*a1751 03 16 dl A Lick at the Town. Parts-Woodward, Palmer, Blakes, Shuter, Mrs Clive, Miss Pitt, Miss Minors, Cross, James, Raftor; <i>Prologue</i>-Woodward; <i>Epilogue</i>-Garrick.*c1751 03 16 dl Benefit for $Woodward=. Afterpiece: A New farce written by Mr Woodward-for his Benefit, The farce was a kind of dispute among ye Actors, & went off, as it was a Benefit, without Interruption, but I believe will not be play'd agen, ye Epil: was a parody upon $Shakespear='s Stage of Life, & was Lik'd (Cross). No Part of Pit will be rail'd into the Boxes. Ladies send servants by three. Tickets to be had of $Woodward= at <i>Clarendon's Warehouse</i>, and of $Hobson= at the stage door. Last time of performing the mainpiece this season. [<i>Larpent MS 92</i>, indicates the afterpiece as a criticism from the actors' view of the way they are handled by audiences, and of their own damnation of a play presented to them. All works up to the <i>Epilogue</i>: @'All the town's a farce-he says and swears,@And all the men and women merely players...'@ which is severe upon politicians, doctors, statesmen and connoisseurs. The characters appear under their own names, Cross, $Clive=, etc.] Receipts: #300 ($Cross=).