6 Jun 1754:23 (1328)
Pennsylvania Gazette-Philadelphia    
PG-P.754.061                                                            
6 Jun 1754:23 (1328)                                                    
By desire, (being the last night of performing) For the                 
benefit of Mr. Adcock.                                                  
By a Company of Comedians from London, at the New Theatre in            
Water-street, on Wednesday next, being the 12th instant,                
will be presented a tragedy, called                                     
Tamerlane:                                                              
with the fall of Bajazet, Emperor of the Turks.                         
The part of Tamerlane, to be perform'd by Mr. Singleton.                
Moneses, by Mr. Rigby. Axalla, by Mr. Bell. Prince of                   
Tanais, by Mr. Adcock. Stratocles, by Mr. Miller. The part              
of Bajazet, to be perform'd by Mr. Malone. Omar, by Mr.                 
Clarkson, Dervise, by Mr. Lewis Hallam. Haly, by Master L.              
Hallam. Selmia, by Mrs. Bacceley. And the part of Arpasia,              
to be perform'd by Mrs. Hallam.                                         
To which will be added, a farce, called,                                
A Wife well managed; or, A Cure for Cuckoldom.