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Charles Henry. Wynne, "Mr. Lampin Miss Lily Hav Miss Plullips, dlrs. Scotia, Doctor Bill is a three-nct fare what of the mechanical but it is well-written, and the situations not very original, are very amusing, and heartier Jaughter is not often heard in theatre than that evoked by the end of th first act and nearly all the second and third acts at the Lyceum on Tuesday (10zh). Doctor William Brown, whose practice has been chiefly among' theatrical indies, has married and settled down and given up his profession at the age of 35; but his father-in-law and mathe his resuming practice and his wife ba them up. Agai is hetter ju he gives way and the results a His old patients do William) Brown" the mech tua looking up people in wrong affinities, and putting down other pexple's hacks, we have said, st is impossible nor to roar with laughter at the situations that result, from the use of these devices.
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