Theater playbill for "The Dramatist, or, Stop Him Who Can" a
Theater playbill for "The Dramatist, or, Stop Him Who Can" and "The Magpie & The Maid, or, Who Is The Thief?" at the Washington Theatre, September 6, 1823
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Theatre. Mr. & Mrs. Francis's Benefit ... On Saturday Evening, Septem. 6, when will be presented a comedy in five acts, called "The Dramatist, or, Stop Him Who Can" ... to which will be added the pathetic drama of the "Magpie & The Maid, or, Who is the Thief?" ... In the course of the first act, a ballet, composed by Mr. Francis, in celebration of Henry's return, principle parts by Miss Hathwell, &c. A pas seul, by Mrs. H. Wallack ...
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