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Resource	Text: Letter
Title	Original Correspondence. Theatre
Abstract/Description	It is there stated (after a long tirade against "Tom and Jerry," without any meaning) that Mr. Winters, who performed the part of Jemmy Green, made use of some indecent term or other which the Gazette veils under the sign of "b-." Now, the Public may construe this into an expression of the most infamous description. We have only to observe that we were either on the stage with Mr. Winters, or on the wings close at hand, and we plainly heard the expression made use of by that gentleman, and we certify that the following was that expression-- namely, " Laux vot a hugly old vitch."
Related Events	Tom and Jerry; or, Life in London, Theatre Royal (1833-1840), Sydney, NSW, 4 June 1834
Related Contributors	George Buckingham Edward Dight James Dyball Harriett Jones Conrad Knowles Mary Ann Larra John Meredith Maria Taylor
Source	The Sydney Herald, Ward Stephens and others, Sydney, NSW, 1831
Item URL	http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article12849570
Page	2
Date Issued	12 June 1834
Language	English
Citation	Original Correspondence. Theatre, The Sydney Herald, 12 June 1834, 2
Data Set	AusStage
Resource Identifier	68691