*p1765 12 23 dl Romeo and Juliet. ^As17650917^, but Fryar Lawrence-Love; A New Occasional <i>Prologue</i>-_.*a1765 12 23 dl Harlequin's Invasion. ^As17651212^, but Others-<i>Parsons, _Watkins.*c1765 12 23 dl Last till after the holidays. Led by $Mr Holland='s excellence I went to see him in <i>Romeo</i>r, and assure you I never saw $Garrick= himself in that part with more pleasure. He was admirable through-out the whole play, but moreso in the last Act, where he receives the news of <i>Juliet</i>r's death. The sudden surprise and strong passions of grief were worked up with the utmost propriety in his face--$Mr Palmer= and $Mrs Palmer= too did justice to their characters ($G. F. Theatricus= to the <i>Public Advertiser</i>, 6 Jan. 1766).