"Possitively the last Night."-- at head of title.

"Theatre at Fayetteville, Decr. 31st. 1795." -- written in a contemporary hand above the title.

Some pieces have been crossed out and others added by a contemporary hand.

The locations for the purchase of tickets has been left blank.

"The Doors will be opened at half past Five, and the Performance begin at half past Six."-- at bottom of the bill.

Theatre at Fayetteville, December. 31st: 1795.

Possitively the last Night.

An
Evening's Lounge :
OR,
Antidote for the Spleen.

Mr. & Mrs. Henderson,
[From the Theatre Charleston]
Will Perform several PIECES selected and comprised in several Parts, where the Follies of Life are exposed
in Laughable and striking Colours,
Being a Satirical, Whimsical, Humorous, Moral, and Illustrative Dissertation and Display of the
PASSIONS, HUMOURS, WHIMS, and ODDITIES, in SONG and DIALOGUE.
On Wooden Heads - Connosisseur - Companion to ditto - Female Quaker - on Good Temper -
Laughing Philosopher - Crying Philosopher -
With Dibdin's 'Sound Argument ; or, Let us all be unhappy together.
A FREE MASON'S WIFE.
On Oratory - Scotch Orator Irish Orator ^{Daniel against Dishelous[?]} - Favorite Song, called "LUCKY ESCAPE." ^{Murder in Irish}
Polite Woman - Good Sort of a Woman - Mighty Good Sort of a Woman - What a Gentleman should be.
Song, "Dear Nancy I've sail'd, &c."
Illustration on Law - or, Bullum versus Boatum.
^{Spanking Jack} Select Pieces from
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Comic Song - John Bull's Expedition to Church.
After which, a Piece in Dialogue, called 'The Country ^{Yankey Jonathans} girl.'
^{Murder in Irish -} Hippisley's Drunken Man.
The whole to conclude with a Piece called
The WHIMSICAL COURTSHIP ; or, The Cit Outwitted.

^{On Genius} The Doors will be opened at half past Five, and the Performance begin at half past Six.