Annapolis Theatre. : Dennis Ryan presents his most respectful compliments to the ladies and gentlemen of this city and its environs ... begs leave to inform them that he intends opening, by authority, this theatre, on the 19th of April next, with the tragedy of The Grecian daughter, and the farce of The lying valet. .., (electronic resource)

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The instance Annapolis Theatre. : Dennis Ryan presents his most respectful compliments to the ladies and gentlemen of this city and its environs ... begs leave to inform them that he intends opening, by authority, this theatre, on the 19th of April next, with the tragedy of The Grecian daughter, and the farce of The lying valet. .., (electronic resource) represents a material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Union Presbyterian Seminary Libraries. This resource is a combination of several types including: Instance, Electronic.

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Title remainder: Dennis Ryan presents his most respectful compliments to the ladies and gentlemen of this city and its environs ... begs leave to inform them that he intends opening, by authority, this theatre, on the 19th of April next, with the tragedy of The Grecian daughter, and the farce of The lying valet. ..

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Annapolis Theatre. : Dennis Ryan presents his most respectful compliments to the ladies and gentlemen of this city and its environs ... begs leave to inform them that he intends opening, by authority, this theatre, on the 19th of April next, with the tragedy of The Grecian daughter, and the farce of The lying valet. ..

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Annapolis, Printed by Frederick Green, 1783

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Part of the library digital collection of Early American Imprints, Series I: Evans, 1639-1800
Dated: March 24, 1783
Ascribed to the press of Frederick Green by Bristol

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