-Colman's farce of the Deuce is in Him- Review of that piece-Account of the cha- racters-King and Miss Pope the great Powell, a young actor, makes his first ap- pearance in the character of Philaster-He is received with great applause-His ta- lents, and natural powers-Mrs. Yates in the part of Bellario-Holland a good and useful actor-King, Mrs. Pritchard, Mrs. Abington, and Miss Pope, were the great comic performers of the time-English . CHAP. XXXIII. <br> In April 1765, Garrick returns from his travels-Is in dread as usual, of lampoons and of the small wits-Publishes privately the Sick Monkey-Anecdote of the Duke of Parma, while Garrick was in ItalyAnother anecdote of Garrick and Clairon, the famous French actress-Anecdote of young Holland, the actor, in company with Garrick and King. Page 12 CHAP. XXXIV. མ་་ Daphne and Amyntor, a musical farce, by Bickerstaff-A triffling alteration of the Oracle, which was written by Mrs. Cibber -Garrick acts by his majesty's command -His Prologue on the occasion.. Page 20 CHAP. XXXV. Suviones Wycherley's comedy of The Plain Dealer, altered by Bickerstaff, and rather mangled -Dryden's opinion of the original play -Wycherley not to be improved by such a writer as BickerstaffThe Clandestine Marriage, a comedy, written by Garrick and Colman-Account of the characters and the plot-Lord Ogleby the principal |