168A (Vol. 2)

ASTLEY’s Theatre, Westminster-bridge.—This evening (Saturday) is the last night of the following amusements, viz. Comic Piece of A Trip to Windsor, Views of the Camp, &c. Burlesque Olio of Ghost, or no Ghost; divers [sic] Exercises by the three wonderful Troops of Equestrians; Manoeuvres on the Slack-wire, &c. grand Operatical Ballet of the Rival Slaves, with the favourite Pantomime of Harlequin Every Where.—And on Monday next, August 27, (agreeable to Mr. ASTLEY’s plan of perpetual change) will be presented, first time, new Exercises by the Strong Man; first time, a grand Dance, called the Caledonian Lovers; first time, a new Entertainment, called Blindman’s Buff; and a new Comic Song, called Bartholomew Fair; Equestrian Feats, with alterations and additions, by the three surprizing [sic] Troops of Horsemen; first time, a Comic Piece, called English Bull-dogs; and, first time, the Pantomime of the Devil in a Bottle; with new scenes, new dresses, new decorations, and new music, forming a complete and general change of amusements.