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"The Slave" - "Robinson Crusoe" - Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, 1817

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THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN

This present Monday, May 19, 1817, (30th time) new musical Drama of

THE SLAVE...

After which, 118th time, a new Grand Romantick Melo-Drama, called

ROBINSON CRUSOE; or
THE BOLD BUCCANEERS....

The piece to conclude with the Lineal and Aerial Perspective View of
DIEGO'S SHIP,
Which diminishes in the distance as it bears away Robinson Crusoe, his Family and Friends from the Desolate Island...

THE NEW TRAGEDY OF
THE APOSTATE
is unfortunately arrested in its successful run, by the Indispositon of MISS O'NEILL...

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