*p1758 09 16 dl As You Like It. Touchstone-Yates; Orlando-Palmer; Jacques-Berry; Duke Sr-Blakes; Frederick-Bransby; Oliver-Burton; Amiens (with proper Songs)-Beard; Adam-Havard; Corin-Taswell; Silvius-Austin; Celia-Mrs Clive; Phebe-Miss Hippisley; Audrey-Mrs Bradshaw; Rosalind-Miss Macklin.*a1758 09 16 dl The Anatomist. Le Medecin-Blakes; Crispin-Yates; Beatrice-Mrs Bennet.*d1758 09 16 dl I: A comic Dance call'd <i>The German Hunters</i>-Master Settree, Miss Twist.*c1758 09 16 dl $MMr Woodward= has enter'd into partnership with $Mr Barry= in a new Theater in <i>Ireland</i> & has taken from us $Mr Walker and Wife= ($Miss Minors= that was) $Mr Vernon=, $Mr Jefferson and Wife=-from $Mr Rich=, $Mr Arthur=, $Mr White=, $Mr Chambers=, $Mr Finny= (his Scene-man) & others ($Cross=). Receipts: #120 (Cross); #128 15s. (<i>Winston MS 8</i>). Places for Boxes to be had of $Mr Varney= at the stage door. No admittance behind scenes, nor any money returned after the Curtain is drawn up. Boxes 5s. Pit 3s. Gallery 2s. Upper Gallery 1s. [This notice regularly occurs at foot of bill and will not be noted further this season. The box receipts recorded from Winston MS 8 seem to have been taken by him from the <i>Huntington Library</i> playbills (second set) annotated by $J. P. Kemble= from a Treasurer's Book.] <i>Letter to Mr G@k on Opening of the Theatre, With Observations on Managers, Actors, Authors, and their Audiences and Particularly New Performers</i>. 6d. Published by $Cooke= opposite <i>Drury Lane Theatre</i>. [It is a plea for more frequent appearances of $Garrick=, especially in lighter parts, now that $Woodward= has left; for especially good plays on Saturday nights; for striking from the repertoire all immoral, immodest and cruel plays; for being a sport about competition with $Rich=; for better regulation of the boxes, on a first-come, first-pay basis; for training up the most promising young actors gradually and not casting them in parts beyond their reaches; for more new plays; and for an advisory council in selecting them; for omission of personal satirical attacks in comedy.]