Theater playbill for "Heart of Mid Lothian, or, The Lilly of
Theater playbill for "Heart of Mid Lothian, or, The Lilly of St. Leonard's" and "Turn Out" at the Theatre, Washington, D.C., August 15, 1822
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Theatre. First night of the Heart of Mid Lothian. On Thursday Evening, August 15, will be presented (first time here,) a new pathetic, melo drama, founded on the Tales of my Landlord, and performed in Philadelphia, New York & Baltimore with unbounded applause, called the "Heart of Mid Lothian, or, The Lilly of St. Leonard's" written by T. Dibdin. The principal scenes entirely new, having been painted expressly for this piece ... To conclude with the comic opera of "Turn Out".
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