*p1775 03 04 cg Cleonice. ^As17750302^ but Artabasus-Hull; Teramenes-Booth [$Genest=, V, 464, who states that a Handbill was circulated noting the change, occasioned $Barry='s indisposition (gout), and reguesting the indulgence of the audience].*a1775 03 04 cg The Two Misers. ^As17750121^.*c1775 03 04 cg [Mainpiece advertised this night with New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. <i>The Public Advertiser</i> in a column entitled <i>Theatrical Intelligence</i> reviews <i>Cleonice</i> at length, concluding: "On an improbable incident hinges the whole plot! The last Act is particularly unpleasing. $Mr Barry= is very aukwardly situated every Time he comes on, which seems to be merely to sermonize-Upon the whole, Cleonice appears to be that kind of play which deserves neither extravagant praise nor very severe censure. The <i>Prologue</i> commenced on the hacknied Subject of abusing Sentimental Comedy, and serv'd to deceive us by informing us, that we were to see an original Play. The <i>Epilogue.</i> was well imagined and happily express'd. It was most excellently deliver'd by $Mrs Bulkley=."]