*p1763 02 01 dl Elvira. ^As17630119^, but <i>Prologue</i>-_; <i>Epilogue</i>-_.*a1763 02 01 dl Polly Honeycomb. ^As17621012^, but Mrs Honeycombe-Mrs Parsons.*c1763 02 01 dl [This month the periodical, <i>The Beauties of All Magazines Selected</i> (<i>London</i>, 1763) quoted from the <i>Theatrical Review</i> <i>Remarks on that Part of Dramatical Entertainments called Singing</i>," A garrulous article concluding: The millions must be pleased-if audiences were only to be entertained with sensible exhibitions, or if only sensible people composed those audiences, whew! in what a sickly and consumptive state would be two thirds of the first rate salaries in every theatre!' (p. 76). This month publish'd <i>An Appeal to the Publick in behalf of the Manager</i>. Price 1s. Printed for $Wilson=. Hear all; and then let Justice hold the Scale. $Shakespeare=. A rather full description of the $Fitzpatrick= half-price riots, exonerating $Garrick= and the players. This month (probably) was published <i>Theatrical Disquisitions; or, a Review of the late Riot at Drury Lane Theatre</i>, 25, 26 January 1763, By a Lady (32 pp.). A calm defense of the acting profession, and a scourge of Fitzpatrick as a coward and a great nuisance. She prefers seeing plays to reading them. Holds Garrick blameless for reviving the <i>Chances</i> after failure of <i>Eastward Ho</i>. Comments at length on brilliance of contemporary stage costume in comparison with that earlier in the century.]