*p1737 05 16 hay The Lordly Husband.*a1737 05 16 hay The Dragon of Wantley. Dragon-Sig Furioso (his other Name to be conceal'd..*c1737 05 16 hay Mainpiece: a new Farce of Two Acts. [Author not known. Apparently not printed.]Afterpiece: (by a Company of Singers just imported) A new Musical Burlesque of two Acts, in a Grand Oratorio. [By $Henry Carey=.] The Musical Connoisseurs are desir'd do take Notice, that the Company keeps up strictly to the <i>Italian Taste</i>, the Notes being full of Grandeur and Harmony, and the Words full of low Nonsense; and as a further Indication of his Attachment, it is so contriv'd, that two powerful Parties are already form'd to support the two beautiful Rivals, <i>Mauxalinda</i> and <i>Margeria</i>; but which of them will carry their Point, Time alone must determine. It will be deem'd a lasting Obligation to any Chronologer, in what University soever presiding, if he will communicate the precise Century <i>Moore of Moore-Hall</i>r liv'd in, so that the Hero may be dress'd in Character; but if the Recherche should prove too laborious, it is resolv'd he shall come as near the Figure of the Divine <i>Farinello</i> as possible. N.B. <i>The Dragon</i> was intended to have charm'd the City at <i>Stationer's Hall</i>; but from a Punctilio very common to Singers, he insisted on exerting his Musical Faculty at the <i>Hay-Market</i>. Admission: 5s., 3s., 2s. 7 p.m.