Accounts from the King's Theatre, Haymarket, for the seasons 1732-1733, circa 1733.

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Accounts from the King's Theatre, Haymarket, for the seasons 1732-1733, circa 1733.

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The collection consists of accounts for the King's Theatre, Haymarket, for the season 1732-1733, with information on refunded payments from the previous three seasons. Includes details of payments made by the royal family. Probably written by a secretary, after 27 Sept. 1733.

3 p.

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