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Contents

• The Season

• Daily Calendar For SUMMER 1810

• First Performance of Apr 1810

• First Performance of May 1810

• First Performance of Jun 1810

• First Performance of Jul 1810

• First Performance of Aug 1810

• First Performance of Sep 1810

• Theatre Information

• Seasonal Dates

• Theatre Management And Functionaries

• Authors/Pieces

• Musical Composers And Arrangers

• Choreographers

• Actors

• Actresses

• Singers

• Dancers

• Entertainers

• Pieces Performed And Summary Cast Lists

• Genre

• Songs, Composers and Singers

• Dances, Choreographers and Dancers

The Season

Holland of Covent Garden again leased the theatre for the summer. This year, John "Jack" Bologna joined him in the enterprise. A notice found in the Adelphi Scrapbook offered the following assurance: "Messrs. Bologna, Jr. and Holland are determined to strain every nerve in bringing forward such amusements as at least shall deserve the liberal sanction of a generous public" (25 July 1810).

John P. Bologna and his wife had been with Charles Dibdin, the younger, at Sadler's Wells and Dublin for several years. The announcements for this season claimed Bologna and Mrs. Wybrow were the first Harlequin and Columbine in Europe. Even allowing for the usual puffery of nineteenth (and twentieth) century theatre managers, this statement serves to remind the reader of the quality of performances at the Sans Pareil--even in its early days.

John Bologna was often billed as "Junior." The father, his wife and two sons "Jack" and Louis, and daughter Barbara were all on the stage. John had some knowledge of chemistry and general science and was later to become a popular Lenten performer at the Adelphi. His "Pictorial, Optical and Mechanical Exhibitions" were popular for many seasons.

The season included several songs performed mainly by William Pearman, who was to become a major singer on the stage, and John Isaacs. The former sang "Bound Prentice to a Waterman" which was to be a favorite at the theatre. Isaacs was to suffer the terrible misfortune of losing his sight some twenty years later, leading to a benefit at Covent Garden where "the public so liberally expressed their commiseration" (Dibdin Memoirs, p. 102).

There were some dances, including a "hornpipe of three" and a "hornpipe in fetters." In the course of Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810), the comic dance from Mother Goose was performed by Richard Norman and Auld.

Master Edwards, four years old, performed "Protean exercises," but what various forms they took is not described. On May 28, despite his youth, he did a "drunken and dying" scene and on June 25 "several feats of activity"--again not described.

The number of performances this season is impossible to calculate accurately because sources are limited, but the season certainly lasted longer than the summer season of 1808. It was considerably less stressful than the season at the new Covent Garden Theatre, which had been truncated by the "Old Price" riots, lasting from 18 September to 15 December 1809.

Pieces remained essentially non-dramatic, in keeping with Scott's magistrate's license. There was an emphasis on pantomime and spectacle performed by some of the prominent names of the stage, Richard Norman, Jack Bologna, and Mrs. Wybrow. There were three ballets because the company was composed in part of the Covent Garden Corps de Ballet.

It was the last summer season for these Covent Garden performers, but it is safe to assume the public was satisfied Bologna and Holland had "strained every nerve" and gained "the liberal sanction of a generous public."

JB GBC

Daily Calendar For SUMMER 1810

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (1)

CHOR: John P. Bologna

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, next 24 Apr 1810

Genre (ballet) new comic dances

First Night Cast

principal characters: [Richard] Norman (fr TR CG), Auld, Lardner, Master Lardner, Miss H. Bologna, Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway, Mme. S. Frederic (fr King's Theatre, 1st time here)

Cast Comment Miss N. Loder married a Mr. Ridgway in 1805 according to Highfill, Biographical Dictioary, 12, 380. She was reported to have retired to have retired "shortly after"

Reference Cast

principal characters:    Richard Norman    Auld    Lardner

Master Lardner    Miss H. Bologna    Mme. S. Frederic    Mrs. Thomas E. Ridgway

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (1)

Title Comment not in Nicoll
AU: [John?] Holland, COMP: Ryall
Au Comm Ryall from TR C G

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, next 24 Apr 1810

Genre (spectacle) grand Scotch spectacle

First Night Cast

Angus (King of Scotland): Lardner; Belarmo (friend of Godfredo): Auld; Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs; Lieutano: Thorpe (fr Astley's); Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing; Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri (fr Royalty); Emnamus: Bradby; Rabono: Brown; Travapan: Youens; principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna; heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]; Percy (Knight of Jerusalem): [Richard] Norman; Hindoo (servant to Prince): [John?] Holland; Godfredo (chieftain): [John P.] Bologna (fr TR CG); Genoura (Princess of Scotland): Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott; Hellena (Genoura's confidante): Mme. S. Frederic; Almeyda (peasant child adopted by Genoura): Miss Deveulle (fr Opera House, 1st time here); attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Cast Comment There was an Montague Corri, son of Domenico, but he was never listed as an actor

Reference Cast

Angus: Lardner Belarmo: Auld Captainus: John Isaacs Lieutano: Thorpe Ensarmo: Robert? Stebbing Concordo: Montague P.? Corri Emnamus: Bradby Rabono: Brown Travapan: Youens principal dancer at banquet:

Miss H. Bologna heralds, servants, attendants,    officers, dancers: Unlisted Percy: Richard Norman Hindoo: John? Holland Godfredo: John P. Bologna Genoura: Mrs. Elizabeth Pincott Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic Almeyda: Miss Deveulle attendant: Miss Barbara Bologna

combat of ten and the total overthrow of a banditti of robbers; (finale) "grand tournament in large amphitheatre in which will be portrayed combats with the battle axe, daggers, swords"

1. drawing room of the princess; 2. a banquet; 3. Godfredo's apartment; 4. a wood; 5. garden with distant view of Edinburgh castle; 6. front view of same; 7. a street in Edinburgh

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (1)

Title Comment not in Nicoll
AU: [Unknown]

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, next 24 Apr 1810

Genre (divertissement) musical divertissement

First Night Cast

principal characters: Thorpe, J[ohn] Isaacs, [Robert?] Stebbing, Lardner, Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway, Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Reference Cast

principal characters:    Thorpe    John Isaacs    Robert? Stebbing

Lardner    Mrs. Thomas E. Ridgway    Miss Barbara Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (1)

Title Comment not in Nicoll
AU: [John?] Holland, COMP: [Montague P.?] Corri

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, next 24 Apr 1810

Genre (comic pantomime) entire new comic pantomime

First Night Cast

Harlequin: Auld; Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri; Pierro: Forster; Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland; butcher: George; Jew: Brown; pastry cook: Swan; Mordecai: Thorpe; Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs; Clown's brother: Edwards (fr Portsmouth Theatre); Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic; Ceremony: Mrs. Daly; Clown: [Richard] Norman; fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman; Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Reference Cast

Harlequin: Auld Pantaloon: Montague P.? Corri Pierro: Forster Jemmy Corsette: John? Holland butcher: George Jew: Brown pastry cook: Swan Mordecai: Thorpe Ibrahim: John Isaacs

Statue Columbine: Mme. S.    Frederic Ceremony: Mrs. Daly Clown: Edwards fairy: Mrs. Richard Norman Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs.    Elizabeth Pincott Second Clown: Master Edwards

General Non-Title Information

"under management of Holland (fr CG), the pieces got up under direction of Bologna Jr. (bill)"

occasional address: [John?] Holland

Theatre was taken over by Holland of the CG corps de ballet for a summer season ending 15 September 1810

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (2)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 23 Apr 1810, next 25 Apr 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (2)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 23 Apr 1810, next 25 Apr 1810

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (2)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 23 Apr 1810, next 25 Apr 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (2)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 23 Apr 1810, next 25 Apr 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

BUT Clown: Richard Norman OMITS Second Clown: Master   Edwards ADDS Clown's brother: Edwards

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (3)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 24 Apr 1810, next 26 Apr 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (3)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 24 Apr 1810, next 26 Apr 1810

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (3)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 24 Apr 1810, next 26 Apr 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (3)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 24 Apr 1810, next 26 Apr 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

BUT Clown: Richard Norman OMITS Second Clown: Master   Edwards ADDS Clown's brother: Edwards

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (4)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 25 Apr 1810, next 27 Apr 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (4)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 25 Apr 1810, next 27 Apr 1810

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (4)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 25 Apr 1810, next 27 Apr 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (4)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 25 Apr 1810, next 27 Apr 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

BUT Clown: Richard Norman OMITS Second Clown: Master   Edwards ADDS Clown's brother: Edwards

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (5)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 26 Apr 1810, next 28 Apr 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (5)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 26 Apr 1810, next 28 Apr 1810

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (5)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 26 Apr 1810, next 28 Apr 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (5)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 26 Apr 1810, next 28 Apr 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

BUT Clown: Richard Norman OMITS Second Clown: Master   Edwards ADDS Clown's brother: Edwards

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (6)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 27 Apr 1810, next 30 Apr 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (6)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 27 Apr 1810, next 30 Apr 1810

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (6)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 27 Apr 1810, next 30 Apr 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (6)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 27 Apr 1810, next 30 Apr 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

BUT Clown: Richard Norman OMITS Second Clown: Master   Edwards ADDS Clown's brother: Edwards

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (7)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 28 Apr 1810, next 1 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (7)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 28 Apr 1810, next 1 May 1810

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (7)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 28 Apr 1810, next 1 May 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (7)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 28 Apr 1810, next 1 May 1810

Cast Comment Master Edwards aged four

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (8)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 30 Apr 1810, next 2 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (8)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 30 Apr 1810, next 2 May 1810

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (8)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 30 Apr 1810, next 2 May 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (8)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 30 Apr 1810, next 2 May 1810

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (9)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 1 May 1810, next 3 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (9)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 1 May 1810, next 3 May 1810

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (9)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 1 May 1810, next 3 May 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (9)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 1 May 1810, next 3 May 1810

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (10)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 2 May 1810, next 4 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (10)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 2 May 1810, next 4 May 1810

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (10)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 2 May 1810, next 4 May 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (10)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 2 May 1810, next 4 May 1810

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (11)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 3 May 1810, next 5 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (11)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 3 May 1810, next 5 May 1810

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (11)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 3 May 1810, next 5 May 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (11)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 3 May 1810, next 5 May 1810

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (12)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 4 May 1810, next 11 Jun 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (12)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 4 May 1810, next 7 May 1810

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (12)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 4 May 1810, next 7 May 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (12)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 4 May 1810, next 7 May 1810

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: [Unknown], COMP: [Montague P.?] Corri

Performances first 7 May 1810, next 8 May 1810

Genre (burletta) new burletta; 1 act

First Night Cast

Pinch-Penny: Lardner; Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing; Slumber: Bradby; Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs; Ben: Thorpe; Deborah: Mrs. Daly; Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway; Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Cast Comment cast taken from a New York bill dated May 28, 1810

Reference Cast

Pinch-Penny: Lardner Aaron: Robert? Stebbing Slumber: Bradby Tom: John Isaacs

Ben: Thorpe Deborah: Mrs. Daly Susan: Mrs. Thomas E. Ridgway Mary: Mrs. Elizabeth Pincott

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (13)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 5 May 1810, next 8 May 1810

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (13)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 5 May 1810, next 8 May 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (13)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 5 May 1810, next 8 May 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (2)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 7 May 1810, next 9 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (14)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 7 May 1810, next 9 May 1810

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (14)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 7 May 1810, next 9 May 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (14)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 7 May 1810, next 9 May 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (3)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 8 May 1810, next 10 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (15)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 8 May 1810, next 10 May 1810

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (15)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 8 May 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (15)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 8 May 1810, next 10 May 1810

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (4)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 9 May 1810, next 11 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (16)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 9 May 1810, next 11 May 1810

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (16)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 9 May 1810, next 11 May 1810

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (5)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 10 May 1810, next 12 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (17)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 10 May 1810, next 12 May 1810

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (17)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 10 May 1810, next 12 May 1810

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (6)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 11 May 1810, next 14 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (18)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 11 May 1810, next 14 May 1810

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (18)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 11 May 1810, next 14 May 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (7)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 12 May 1810, next 15 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (19)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 12 May 1810, next 15 May 1810

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (19)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 12 May 1810, next 15 May 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (8)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 14 May 1810, next 16 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (20)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 14 May 1810, next 16 May 1810

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (20)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 14 May 1810, next 16 May 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (9)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 15 May 1810, next 17 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (21)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 15 May 1810, next 17 May 1810

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (21)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 15 May 1810, next 17 May 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (10)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 16 May 1810, next 18 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (22)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 16 May 1810, next 18 May 1810

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (22)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 16 May 1810, next 18 May 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (11)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 17 May 1810, next 19 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 17 May 1810, next 19 May 1810

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 17 May 1810, next 19 May 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (12)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 18 May 1810, next 21 May 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (24)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 18 May 1810, next 9 Jul 1810

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (24)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 18 May 1810, next 25 Jun 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (13)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 19 May 1810, next 22 May 1810

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (1)

AU: [Unknown]

Performances first 21 May 1810, next 22 May 1810

Genre (spectacle) new serious spectacle

First Night Cast

Sygismund (the Tyrant): [Richard] Norman; Osric (husband to Eloisa): Auld; Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri; turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing; Caesar (faithful slave of Sygismund): [John?] Holland; Florilla (son of Osric): Miss Goodwin (fr TR CG); Eloisa (wife of Osric): Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott; guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

Cast Comment Cast taken from NN bill May 28, 1810

Reference Cast

Sygismund: Richard Norman Osric: Auld Lodovic: Montague P.? Corri turnkey: Robert? Stebbing

Caesar: John? Holland Florilla: Miss Goodwin Eloisa: Mrs. Elizabeth Pincott guards, peasants: Unlisted

song: [Robert?] Stebbing

New York bill of 28 may 1810 says 7 performance of Genoese Tyrant

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (1)

Title Comment not in Nicoll
CHOR: John P. Bologna

Performances first 21 May 1810, next 22 May 1810

Genre (ballet) new Scotch dance

First Night Cast

Sawney: Edwards; Jemmie: Auld; Donald: Lardner; Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens; Kitty: Mme. S. Frederic; Peggy: Miss H. Bologna

Cast Comment Cast taken from NN bill May 28, 1810

Reference Cast

Sawney: Edwards Jemmie: Auld Donald: Lardner

Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens Kitty: Mme. S. Frederic Peggy: Miss H. Bologna

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (14)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 21 May 1810, next 23 May 1810

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (2)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 21 May 1810, next 23 May 1810

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (2)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 21 May 1810, next 23 May 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (15)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 22 May 1810, next 24 May 1810

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (3)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 22 May 1810, next 24 May 1810

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (3)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 22 May 1810, next 24 May 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (16)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 23 May 1810, next 25 May 1810

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (4)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 23 May 1810, next 25 May 1810

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (4)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 23 May 1810, next 25 May 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (17)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 24 May 1810, next 26 May 1810

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (5)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 24 May 1810, next 26 May 1810

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (5)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 24 May 1810, next 26 May 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (18)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 25 May 1810, next 28 May 1810

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (6)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 25 May 1810, next 28 May 1810

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (6)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 25 May 1810, next 28 May 1810

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (1)

Title Comment "by very particular desire" (bill)
AU: [Unknown], COMP: [Montague P.?] Corri

Performances first 28 May 1810, next 29 May 1810

Genre (comic pantomime) new comic pantomime

First Night Cast

Harlequin: Auld; Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri; landlord: Cozens; lover: [John?] Holland; baker: Taylor; Gypsies: [Robert?] Stebbing, J[ohn] Isaacs; bear: Youens; haymakers: [Edwin] Yarnold, Haydon, Cross, Godbee, Mrs. [Richard] Norman; dancers: Miss [Barbara] Bologna, Miss H. Bologna; Riches: Miss Westley; Beauty: Mrs. George; Wisdom: Miss Cummins; Strength: George; water-cress girl: Miss Plymsell; oyster woman: Mrs. Daly; Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway; Paddock: Thorpe; clowns: [Richard] Norman, Edwards; Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Reference Cast

Harlequin: Auld Pantaloon: Montague P.? Corri landlord: Cozens lover: John? Holland baker: Taylor bear: Youens haymakers:    Edwin Yarnold    Haydon    Cross    Godbee    Miss Plymsell dancers:    Miss Barbara Bologna

Miss H. Bologna Riches: Mme. S. Frederic Beauty: Mrs. George Wisdom: Miss Cummins Strength: George water-cress girl: Miss Westley oyster woman: Mrs. Daly Fortune: Mrs. Thomas E. Ridgway Paddock: Thorpe clowns:    Richard Norman    Edwards Columbine: Mrs. Elizabeth    Pincott

comic dance (fr Mother Goose): [Richard] Norman, Auld

protean exercises: Master Edwards Master Edwards a four year old infant

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (7)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 26 May 1810, next 29 May 1810

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (7)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 26 May 1810, next 29 May 1810

4) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (19)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 26 May 1810, next 29 May 1810

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (2)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 28 May 1810, next 30 May 1810

Cast as reference cast (28 May 1810)

BUT Riches: Miss Westley water-cress girl: Miss Plymsell OMITS haymakers: Miss Plymsell ADDS Gypsies:   Robert? Stebbing   John Isaacs haymakers: Mrs. Richard Norman

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (8)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 28 May 1810, next 30 May 1810

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (8)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 28 May 1810, next 30 May 1810

4) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (20)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 28 May 1810, next 30 May 1810

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (3)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 29 May 1810, next 31 May 1810

Cast as reference cast (28 May 1810)

BUT Riches: Miss Westley water-cress girl: Miss Plymsell OMITS haymakers: Miss Plymsell ADDS Gypsies:   Robert? Stebbing   John Isaacs haymakers: Mrs. Richard Norman

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (9)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 29 May 1810, next 31 May 1810

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (9)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 29 May 1810, next 31 May 1810

4) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (21)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 29 May 1810, next 31 May 1810

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (4)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 30 May 1810, next 1 Jun 1810

Cast as reference cast (28 May 1810)

BUT Riches: Miss Westley water-cress girl: Miss Plymsell OMITS haymakers: Miss Plymsell ADDS Gypsies:   Robert? Stebbing   John Isaacs haymakers: Mrs. Richard Norman

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (10)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 30 May 1810, next 1 Jun 1810

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (10)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 30 May 1810, next 1 Jun 1810

4) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (22)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 30 May 1810, next 1 Jun 1810

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (5)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 31 May 1810, next 2 Jun 1810

Cast as reference cast (28 May 1810)

BUT Riches: Miss Westley water-cress girl: Miss Plymsell OMITS haymakers: Miss Plymsell ADDS Gypsies:   Robert? Stebbing   John Isaacs haymakers: Mrs. Richard Norman

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (11)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 31 May 1810, next 2 Jun 1810

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (11)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 31 May 1810, next 2 Jun 1810

4) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (23)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 31 May 1810, next 2 Jun 1810

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (6)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 1 Jun 1810, next 11 Jun 1810

Cast as reference cast (28 May 1810)

BUT Riches: Miss Westley water-cress girl: Miss Plymsell OMITS haymakers: Miss Plymsell ADDS Gypsies:   Robert? Stebbing   John Isaacs haymakers: Mrs. Richard Norman

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (12)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 1 Jun 1810, next 25 Jun 1810

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (12)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 1 Jun 1810

4) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (24)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 1 Jun 1810, next 11 Jun 1810

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; Billed as The Intrigue; or, Love's Failure
AU: [Humphreys], COMP: [Montague P.?] Corri
Au Comm Humphreys name taken from nn bill Sept. 13, 1810

Performances first 11 Jun 1810, next 12 Jun 1810

Genre (farce) new melo dramatic burletta

First Night Cast

Will Mainstay: J[ohn] Isaacs; Old Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing; Barebones: Lardner; Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe; Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly; Mary Ann: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway; Richard: [Edwin] Yarnold; William: George; Thomas: Godbee; Harry: Haydon; Priscilla: Miss Cummins; Martha: Mrs. George; Sarah: Miss Plymsell; Rosetta: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Cast Comment In March 1814, several roles have been changed: Timothy Spoilcloth becomes Will Mainstay, Mary Ann becomes Marianne, and Dame becomes Dame Margery

Reference Cast

Will Mainstay: John Isaacs Old Skinflint: Robert? Stebbing Barebones: Lardner Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly Mary Ann: Mrs. Thomas E.    Ridgway Richard: Edwin Yarnold

William: George Thomas: Godbee Harry: Haydon Priscilla: Miss Cummins Martha: Mrs. George Sarah: Miss Plymsell Rosetta: Miss Barbara Bologna

2) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (13)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 5 May 1810, next 12 Jun 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

OMITS principal characters: Mrs.   Thomas E. Ridgway ADDS principal characters:   Edwards   Miss Barbara Bologna

3) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (25)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 2 Jun 1810, next 12 Jun 1810

4) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (7)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 2 Jun 1810, next 12 Jun 1810

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (2)

Performances first 11 Jun 1810, previous 11 Jun 1810, next 13 Jun 1810

2) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (14)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 11 Jun 1810, next 13 Jun 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

OMITS principal characters: Mrs.   Thomas E. Ridgway ADDS principal characters:   Edwards   Miss Barbara Bologna

3) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (26)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 11 Jun 1810, next 13 Jun 1810

4) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (8)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 11 Jun 1810, next 13 Jun 1810

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (3)

Performances first 11 Jun 1810, previous 12 Jun 1810, next 14 Jun 1810

2) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (15)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 12 Jun 1810, next 14 Jun 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

OMITS principal characters: Mrs.   Thomas E. Ridgway ADDS principal characters:   Edwards   Miss Barbara Bologna

3) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (27)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 12 Jun 1810, next 14 Jun 1810

4) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (9)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 12 Jun 1810, next 14 Jun 1810

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (4)

Performances first 11 Jun 1810, previous 13 Jun 1810, next 15 Jun 1810

2) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (16)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 13 Jun 1810, next 15 Jun 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

OMITS principal characters: Mrs.   Thomas E. Ridgway ADDS principal characters:   Edwards   Miss Barbara Bologna

3) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (28)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 13 Jun 1810, next 15 Jun 1810

4) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (10)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 13 Jun 1810, next 15 Jun 1810

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (5)

Performances first 11 Jun 1810, previous 14 Jun 1810, next 16 Jun 1810

2) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (17)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 14 Jun 1810, next 16 Jun 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

OMITS principal characters: Mrs.   Thomas E. Ridgway ADDS principal characters:   Edwards   Miss Barbara Bologna

3) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (29)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 14 Jun 1810, next 16 Jun 1810

4) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (11)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 14 Jun 1810, next 16 Jun 1810

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (6)

Performances first 11 Jun 1810, previous 15 Jun 1810, next 25 Jun 1810

2) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (18)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 15 Jun 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

OMITS principal characters: Mrs.   Thomas E. Ridgway ADDS principal characters:   Edwards   Miss Barbara Bologna

3) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (30)

Performances first 7 May 1810, previous 15 Jun 1810

4) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (12)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 15 Jun 1810, next 9 Jul 1810

1) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (13)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 2 Jun 1810, next 26 Jun 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (1)

Title Comment not in Nicoll
AU: [Unknown]

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, next 26 Jun 1810

Genre (ballet) new ballet dance

First Night Cast

principal characters: George, Youens, Master Lardner, Mme. S. Frederic, Miss Cummins, Miss [Barbara] Bologna, Miss H. Bologna

Reference Cast

principal characters:    George    Youens    Master Lardner

Mme. S. Frederic    Miss Cummins    Miss Barbara Bologna    Miss H. Bologna

hornpipe by three

This beginning date assumed by authors

3) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (7)

Performances first 11 Jun 1810, previous 16 Jun 1810, next 26 Jun 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (25)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 19 May 1810, next 26 Jun 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

BUT Pierro: Youens Jew: Bradby pastry cook: Edwin Yarnold Statue Columbine: Mrs. Thomas E.   Ridgway fairy: Miss H. Bologna

several feats of activity: Master Edwards; drunken and dying SCENE: Master Edwards

General Non-Title Information

new comic song (as sung by Mr. Emery of TR CG): "Marriage a-la-Mode; or, John Bull's Trip to Paris", [Robert?] Stebbing; new song: "Dennis Callahan's Description of the Seven Ages of Man" [Barratt], Thorpe

1) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (14)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 25 Jun 1810, next 27 Jun 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (2)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 25 Jun 1810, next 27 Jun 1810

3) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (8)

Performances first 11 Jun 1810, previous 25 Jun 1810, next 27 Jun 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (26)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 25 Jun 1810, next 27 Jun 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

BUT Pierro: Youens Jew: Bradby pastry cook: Edwin Yarnold Statue Columbine: Mrs. Thomas E.   Ridgway fairy: Miss H. Bologna

1) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (15)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 26 Jun 1810, next 28 Jun 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (3)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 26 Jun 1810, next 28 Jun 1810

3) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (9)

Performances first 11 Jun 1810, previous 26 Jun 1810, next 28 Jun 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (27)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 26 Jun 1810, next 28 Jun 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

BUT Pierro: Youens Jew: Bradby pastry cook: Edwin Yarnold Statue Columbine: Mrs. Thomas E.   Ridgway fairy: Miss H. Bologna

1) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (16)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 27 Jun 1810, next 29 Jun 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (4)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 27 Jun 1810, next 29 Jun 1810

3) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (10)

Performances first 11 Jun 1810, previous 27 Jun 1810, next 29 Jun 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (28)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 27 Jun 1810, next 29 Jun 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

BUT Pierro: Youens Jew: Bradby pastry cook: Edwin Yarnold Statue Columbine: Mrs. Thomas E.   Ridgway fairy: Miss H. Bologna

1) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (17)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 28 Jun 1810, next 30 Jun 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (5)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 28 Jun 1810, next 30 Jun 1810

3) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (11)

Performances first 11 Jun 1810, previous 28 Jun 1810, next 30 Jun 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (29)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 28 Jun 1810, next 30 Jun 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

BUT Pierro: Youens Jew: Bradby pastry cook: Edwin Yarnold Statue Columbine: Mrs. Thomas E.   Ridgway fairy: Miss H. Bologna

1) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (18)

Performances first 21 May 1810, previous 29 Jun 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (6)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 29 Jun 1810, next 16 Jul 1810

3) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (12)

Performances first 11 Jun 1810, previous 29 Jun 1810

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (30)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 29 Jun 1810

Cast as reference cast (23 Apr 1810)

BUT Pierro: Youens Jew: Bradby pastry cook: Edwin Yarnold Statue Columbine: Mrs. Thomas E.   Ridgway fairy: Miss H. Bologna

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (25)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 19 May 1810, next 10 Jul 1810

2) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (13)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 16 Jun 1810, next 10 Jul 1810

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (26)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 9 Jul 1810, next 11 Jul 1810

2) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (14)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 9 Jul 1810, next 11 Jul 1810

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (27)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 10 Jul 1810, next 12 Jul 1810

2) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (15)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 10 Jul 1810, next 12 Jul 1810

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (28)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 11 Jul 1810, next 13 Jul 1810

2) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (16)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 11 Jul 1810, next 13 Jul 1810

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (29)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 12 Jul 1810, next 14 Jul 1810

2) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (17)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 12 Jul 1810, next 14 Jul 1810

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (30)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 13 Jul 1810, next 16 Jul 1810

2) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (18)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 13 Jul 1810, next 16 Jul 1810

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (31)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 14 Jul 1810, next 17 Jul 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (7)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 30 Jun 1810, next 17 Jul 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (19)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 14 Jul 1810, next 17 Jul 1810

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (32)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 16 Jul 1810, next 18 Jul 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (8)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 16 Jul 1810, next 18 Jul 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (20)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 16 Jul 1810, next 18 Jul 1810

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (33)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 17 Jul 1810, next 19 Jul 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (9)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 17 Jul 1810, next 19 Jul 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (21)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 17 Jul 1810, next 19 Jul 1810

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (34)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 18 Jul 1810, next 20 Jul 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (10)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 18 Jul 1810, next 20 Jul 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (22)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 18 Jul 1810, next 20 Jul 1810

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (35)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 19 Jul 1810, next 21 Jul 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (11)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 19 Jul 1810, next 21 Jul 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (23)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 19 Jul 1810, next 21 Jul 1810

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (36)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 20 Jul 1810, next 23 Jul 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (12)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 20 Jul 1810, next 23 Jul 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (24)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 20 Jul 1810, next 23 Jul 1810

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (37)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 21 Jul 1810, next 24 Jul 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (13)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 21 Jul 1810, next 24 Jul 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (25)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 21 Jul 1810, next 24 Jul 1810

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (38)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 23 Jul 1810, next 25 Jul 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (14)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 23 Jul 1810, next 25 Jul 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (26)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 23 Jul 1810, next 25 Jul 1810

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (39)

Performances first 23 Apr 1810, previous 24 Jul 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (15)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 24 Jul 1810, next 26 Jul 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (27)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 24 Jul 1810, next 26 Jul 1810

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: [Unknown]

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, next 27 Jul 1810

Genre (burletta) well-known tale from the poems of Ossian

First Night Cast

Oscar: Auld; Draco: [Unk]; Morvin: [Richard] Norman; Carrol (the Irish Chieftain): [John P.] Bologna; Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway; Scotch pedlar: [Unk]

Cast Comment Cast from NN bill, 13 Sep 1810

Reference Cast

Oscar: Auld Draco: Unk Morvin: Richard Norman

Carrol: John P. Bologna Malvina: Mrs. Thomas E. Ridgway Scotch pedlar: Unk

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (16)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 25 Jul 1810, next 27 Jul 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 25 Jul 1810, next 27 Jul 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (2)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 26 Jul 1810, next 28 Jul 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (17)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 26 Jul 1810, next 28 Jul 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (29)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 26 Jul 1810, next 28 Jul 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (3)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 27 Jul 1810, next 30 Jul 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (18)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 27 Jul 1810, next 30 Jul 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (30)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 27 Jul 1810, next 30 Jul 1810

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (4)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 28 Jul 1810, next 31 Jul 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (19)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 28 Jul 1810, next 31 Jul 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (31)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 28 Jul 1810, next 31 Jul 1810

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (5)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 30 Jul 1810, next 1 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (20)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 30 Jul 1810, next 1 Aug 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (32)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 30 Jul 1810, next 1 Aug 1810

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (6)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 31 Jul 1810, next 2 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (21)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 31 Jul 1810, next 2 Aug 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (33)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 31 Jul 1810, next 2 Aug 1810

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (7)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 1 Aug 1810, next 3 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (22)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 1 Aug 1810, next 3 Aug 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (34)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 1 Aug 1810, next 3 Aug 1810

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (8)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 2 Aug 1810, next 4 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (23)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 2 Aug 1810, next 4 Aug 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (35)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 2 Aug 1810, next 4 Aug 1810

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (9)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 3 Aug 1810, next 6 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (24)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 3 Aug 1810, next 6 Aug 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (36)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 3 Aug 1810, next 6 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (10)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 4 Aug 1810, next 7 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 4 Aug 1810, next 7 Aug 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (37)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 4 Aug 1810, next 7 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (11)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 6 Aug 1810, next 8 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (26)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 6 Aug 1810, next 8 Aug 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (38)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 6 Aug 1810, next 8 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (12)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 7 Aug 1810, next 9 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (27)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 7 Aug 1810, next 9 Aug 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (39)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 7 Aug 1810, next 9 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (13)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 8 Aug 1810, next 10 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (28)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 8 Aug 1810, next 10 Aug 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (40)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 8 Aug 1810, next 10 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (14)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 9 Aug 1810, next 11 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (29)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 9 Aug 1810, next 11 Aug 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (41)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 9 Aug 1810, next 11 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (15)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 10 Aug 1810, next 13 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (30)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 10 Aug 1810, next 16 Aug 1810

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (42)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 10 Aug 1810, next 13 Aug 1810

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (43)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 11 Aug 1810, next 14 Aug 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (16)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 11 Aug 1810, next 14 Aug 1810

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (44)

Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 13 Aug 1810, next 15 Aug 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (17)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 13 Aug 1810, next 15 Aug 1810

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (45)

Title Comment "by very particular desire" (bill)
Performances first 28 May 1810, previous 14 Aug 1810

Time 8:00

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (18)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 14 Aug 1810, next 16 Aug 1810

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: [Unknown]

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, next 17 Aug 1810

Genre (comic pantomime) entire new comic pantomime

First Night Cast

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna; Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs; Sawney (afterwards Scaramouche): Auld; Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland; Clown: [Richard] Norman; Miss Grundy (little egg woman): Miss Thorpe; Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

Cast Comment cast taken from NN bill 13 Sep 1810

Reference Cast

Harlequin: John P. Bologna Hermit of Stonehenge: John    Isaacs Sawney: Auld Bang-up Bounce: John? Holland

Clown: Richard Norman Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe Clara of the Vale, afterwards    Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (31)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 11 Aug 1810, next 17 Aug 1810

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (19)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 15 Aug 1810, next 17 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (2)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 16 Aug 1810, next 18 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (32)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 16 Aug 1810, next 18 Aug 1810

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (20)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 16 Aug 1810, next 18 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (3)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 17 Aug 1810, next 20 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (33)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 17 Aug 1810, next 20 Aug 1810

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (21)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 17 Aug 1810, next 20 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (4)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 18 Aug 1810, next 21 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (34)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 18 Aug 1810, next 21 Aug 1810

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (22)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 18 Aug 1810, next 21 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (5)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 20 Aug 1810, next 22 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (35)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 20 Aug 1810, next 22 Aug 1810

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (23)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 20 Aug 1810, next 22 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (6)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 21 Aug 1810, next 23 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (36)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 21 Aug 1810, next 23 Aug 1810

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (24)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 21 Aug 1810, next 23 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (7)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 22 Aug 1810, next 24 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (37)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 22 Aug 1810, next 24 Aug 1810

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (25)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 22 Aug 1810, next 24 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (8)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 23 Aug 1810, next 25 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (38)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 23 Aug 1810, next 25 Aug 1810

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (26)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 23 Aug 1810, next 25 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (9)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 24 Aug 1810, next 27 Aug 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (39)

Performances first 25 Jun 1810, previous 24 Aug 1810

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (27)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 24 Aug 1810, next 27 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: Humphreys
Au Comm "by the author of Intrigue; or, Love's Failure" (bill)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, next 28 Aug 1810

Genre (burletta) new burletta

First Night Cast

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing; Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs; Jack Grapplehard: [Unk]; Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Cast Comment cast taken fr NN bill of 13 Sep 1810

Reference Cast

Takestock: Robert? Stebbing Henry Cheerly: John Isaacs Jack Grapplehard: Unk

Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. Thomas E.    Ridgway

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (28)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 25 Aug 1810, next 28 Aug 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (10)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 25 Aug 1810, next 28 Aug 1810

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (2)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 27 Aug 1810, next 29 Aug 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (29)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 27 Aug 1810, next 29 Aug 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (11)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 27 Aug 1810, next 29 Aug 1810

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (3)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 28 Aug 1810, next 30 Aug 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (30)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 28 Aug 1810, next 30 Aug 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (12)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 28 Aug 1810, next 30 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (4)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 29 Aug 1810, next 31 Aug 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (31)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 29 Aug 1810, next 31 Aug 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (13)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 29 Aug 1810, next 31 Aug 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (5)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 30 Aug 1810, next 1 Sep 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (32)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 30 Aug 1810, next 1 Sep 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (14)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 30 Aug 1810, next 1 Sep 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (6)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 31 Aug 1810, next 3 Sep 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (33)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 31 Aug 1810, next 3 Sep 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (15)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 31 Aug 1810, next 3 Sep 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (7)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 1 Sep 1810, next 4 Sep 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (34)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 1 Sep 1810, next 4 Sep 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (16)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 1 Sep 1810, next 4 Sep 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (8)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 3 Sep 1810, next 5 Sep 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (35)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 3 Sep 1810, next 5 Sep 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (17)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 3 Sep 1810, next 5 Sep 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (9)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 4 Sep 1810, next 6 Sep 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (36)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 4 Sep 1810, next 6 Sep 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (18)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 4 Sep 1810, next 6 Sep 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (10)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 5 Sep 1810, next 7 Sep 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (37)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 5 Sep 1810, next 7 Sep 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (19)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 5 Sep 1810, next 7 Sep 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (11)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 6 Sep 1810, next 8 Sep 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (38)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 6 Sep 1810, next 8 Sep 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (20)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 6 Sep 1810, next 8 Sep 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (12)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 7 Sep 1810, next 10 Sep 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (39)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 7 Sep 1810, next 10 Sep 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (21)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 7 Sep 1810, next 10 Sep 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (13)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 8 Sep 1810, next 11 Sep 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (40)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 8 Sep 1810, next 11 Sep 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (22)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 8 Sep 1810, next 11 Sep 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (14)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 10 Sep 1810, next 12 Sep 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (41)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 10 Sep 1810, next 12 Sep 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (23)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 10 Sep 1810, next 12 Sep 1810

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (15)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 11 Sep 1810, next 13 Sep 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (42)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 11 Sep 1810, next 13 Sep 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (24)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 11 Sep 1810, next 13 Sep 1810

Special Performance Benefit: Pearman and Brady

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (16)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 12 Sep 1810, next 14 Sep 1810

Time 7:00

Cast as reference cast (27 Aug 1810)

BUT Jack Grapplehard: William   Pearman

Cast Comment Pearman's first app in this role

"Bound 'Prentice to a Waterman", [William] Pearman

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (43)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 12 Sep 1810, next 14 Sep 1810

Cast as reference cast (26 Jul 1810)

BUT Draco: Bradby Scotch pedlar: William Pearman

"I'm a Jolly Gay Pedlar", [William] Pearman; "Monody on the Death of Lord Nelson", J[ohn] Isaacs; "London Sighs", Kusack (this nt only)

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (25)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 12 Sep 1810, next 14 Sep 1810

"Miss Margery Muggins", Kusack Kusack in character of Clown this nt only

General Non-Title Information

new song: "Banco Regis; or, Tandem Broke Loose", [William] Pearman

hornpipe in fetters: Grant

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (17)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 13 Sep 1810, next 15 Sep 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (44)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 13 Sep 1810, next 15 Sep 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (26)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 13 Sep 1810, next 15 Sep 1810

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (18)

Performances first 27 Aug 1810, previous 14 Sep 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (45)

Performances first 26 Jul 1810, previous 14 Sep 1810

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (27)

Performances first 16 Aug 1810, previous 14 Sep 1810

Theatre Information

Sans Pareil Theatre. Doors open 5:30, curtain 6:30, half price 8:30.

Ticket prices: box 4/-, pit 2/-, gallery 1/-. . (After June 25, opening and curtain times were delayed thirty minutes, and half price was at 8:45 PM).

Seasonal Dates

23 April 1810 - 15 September 1810 108 performances: 108 evening

Theatre Management And Functionaries

• Managers: Holland (of CG), John P. Bologna (after July 9, 1810)
• Stage manager: John P. Bologna
• Costumer: Mrs. Holland
• Box bookkeeper: Caton
• Printer: (T. Romney, Bridge-road, Lambeth)

Authors/Pieces

Musical Composers And Arrangers

Choreographers

Actors

Auld

Harlequin (30) in Fiery Cauldron (23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Harlequin (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); Osric (18) in Genoese Tyrant (21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Sawney (27) in Hermit's Altar (16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810); principal characters (18) in Love in a Village (23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810); Oscar (45) in Oscar and Malvina (26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810); Belarmo (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810); Jemmie (12) in Village Mill (21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

Harlequin (27) in Hermit's Altar (16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810); Carrol (45) in Oscar and Malvina (26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810); Godfredo (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Jew (6) in Fiery Cauldron (25 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Slumber (30) in Little Aaron (7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810); Draco (1) in Oscar and Malvina (13 Sep 1810); Emnamus (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Jew (24) in Fiery Cauldron (23 Apr 1810 - 19 May 1810); Rabono (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Pantaloon (30) in Fiery Cauldron (23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Pantaloon (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); Lodovic (18) in Genoese Tyrant (21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Concordo (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

landlord (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

haymakers (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

Clown's brother (6) in Fiery Cauldron (23 Apr 1810 - 28 Apr 1810); Clown (24) in Fiery Cauldron (30 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); clowns (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); principal characters (6) in Love in a Village (11 Jun 1810 - 16 Jun 1810); Sawney (12) in Village Mill (21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

Second Clown (24) in Fiery Cauldron (30 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Pierro (24) in Fiery Cauldron (23 Apr 1810 - 19 May 1810)

butcher (30) in Fiery Cauldron (23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Strength (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); William (12) in Intrigue (11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); principal characters (39) in Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810)

haymakers (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); Thomas (12) in Intrigue (11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

haymakers (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); Harry (12) in Intrigue (11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Jemmy Corsette (30) in Fiery Cauldron (23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); lover (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); Caesar (18) in Genoese Tyrant (21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Bang-up Bounce (27) in Hermit's Altar (16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810); Hindoo (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

principal characters (15) in All Alive in Greenwich (23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810); Ibrahim (30) in Fiery Cauldron (23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Gypsies (6) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810); Hermit of Stonehenge (27) in Hermit's Altar (16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810); Will Mainstay (12) in Intrigue (11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Henry Cheerly (18) in Jack Grapplehard (27 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810); Tom (30) in Little Aaron (7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810); Captainus (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

principal characters (15) in All Alive in Greenwich (23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810); Barebones (12) in Intrigue (11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Pinch-Penny (30) in Little Aaron (7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810); principal characters (18) in Love in a Village (23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810); Angus (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810); Donald (12) in Village Mill (21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

principal characters (18) in Love in a Village (23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810); principal characters (39) in Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810)

Clown (6) in Fiery Cauldron (23 Apr 1810 - 28 Apr 1810); clowns (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); Sygismund (18) in Genoese Tyrant (21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Clown (27) in Hermit's Altar (16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810); principal characters (18) in Love in a Village (23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810); Morvin (45) in Oscar and Malvina (26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810); Percy (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Jack Grapplehard (1) in Jack Grapplehard (13 Sep 1810); Scotch pedlar (1) in Oscar and Malvina (13 Sep 1810)

principal characters (15) in All Alive in Greenwich (23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810); Gypsies (6) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810); turnkey (18) in Genoese Tyrant (21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Old Skinflint (12) in Intrigue (11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Takestock (18) in Jack Grapplehard (27 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810); Aaron (30) in Little Aaron (7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810); Ensarmo (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

pastry cook (24) in Fiery Cauldron (23 Apr 1810 - 19 May 1810)

baker (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

principal characters (15) in All Alive in Greenwich (23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810); Mordecai (30) in Fiery Cauldron (23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Paddock (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); Timothy Spoilcloth (12) in Intrigue (11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Ben (30) in Little Aaron (7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810); Lieutano (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

pastry cook (6) in Fiery Cauldron (25 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); haymakers (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); Richard (12) in Intrigue (11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Pierro (6) in Fiery Cauldron (25 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); bear (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); Travapan (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810); principal characters (39) in Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810); Mrs. M'Gregor (12) in Village Mill (21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

Actresses

Bologna, Miss Barbara

principal characters (15) in All Alive in Greenwich (23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810); dancers (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); Rosetta (12) in Intrigue (11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); principal characters (6) in Love in a Village (11 Jun 1810 - 16 Jun 1810); attendant (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810); principal characters (39) in Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810)

fairy (6) in Fiery Cauldron (25 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); dancers (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); principal characters (18) in Love in a Village (23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810); principal dancer at banquet (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810); principal characters (39) in Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810); Peggy (12) in Village Mill (21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

Wisdom (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); Priscilla (12) in Intrigue (11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); principal characters (39) in Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810)

Ceremony (30) in Fiery Cauldron (23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); oyster woman (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); Dame Margery (12) in Intrigue (11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Deborah (30) in Little Aaron (7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

Almeyda (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Statue Columbine (24) in Fiery Cauldron (23 Apr 1810 - 19 May 1810); Riches (39) in Fortune's Gift (11 Jun 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); principal characters (18) in Love in a Village (23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810); Hellena (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810); principal characters (39) in Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810); Kitty (12) in Village Mill (21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

Beauty (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); Martha (12) in Intrigue (11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Florilla (18) in Genoese Tyrant (21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

fairy (24) in Fiery Cauldron (23 Apr 1810 - 19 May 1810); haymakers (6) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

Hecate, or Columbine (30) in Fiery Cauldron (23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Columbine (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); Eloisa (18) in Genoese Tyrant (21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Mary (30) in Little Aaron (7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810); Genoura (39) in Percy and Genoura (23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

haymakers (39) in Fortune's Gift (11 Jun 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); water-cress girl (6) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810); Sarah (12) in Intrigue (11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

principal characters (15) in All Alive in Greenwich (23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810); Statue Columbine (6) in Fiery Cauldron (25 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Fortune (45) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810); Mary Ann (12) in Intrigue (11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810); Fanny Maythorn (18) in Jack Grapplehard (27 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810); Susan (30) in Little Aaron (7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810); principal characters (12) in Love in a Village (23 Apr 1810 - 5 May 1810); Malvina (45) in Oscar and Malvina (26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Miss Grundy (27) in Hermit's Altar (16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Riches (6) in Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810); water-cress girl (39) in Fortune's Gift (11 Jun 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine (27) in Hermit's Altar (16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Singers

• Isaacs, John (13 Sep 1810)
• Kusack (this nt only, 13 Sep 1810; 13 Sep 1810)
• Pearman, William (13 Sep 1810 (3))
• Stebbing, Robert? (21 May 1810; 25 Jun 1810)
• Thorpe (25 Jun 1810)

Dancers

• Auld (28 May 1810)
• Grant (13 Sep 1810)
• Norman, Richard (28 May 1810)

Entertainers

• Edwards, Master (protean exercises, 28 May 1810; drunken and dying scene, 25 Jun 1810; several feats of activity, 25 Jun 1810)
• Holland, John? (occasional address, 23 Apr 1810)

Pieces Performed And Summary Cast Lists

All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week

(divertissement) by Unknown (15 times, 23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810)

Summary Cast:

• principal characters: Thorpe (15 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810), J[ohn] Isaacs (15 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810), [Robert?] Stebbing (15 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810), Lardner (15 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810), Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway (15 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810), Miss [Barbara] Bologna (15 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810)

(comic pantomime) by John? Holland, Montague P.? Corri (comp) (30 times, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Summary Cast:

• Harlequin: Auld (30 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri (30 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Pierro: Forster (24 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 19 May 1810), Youens (6 perfs, 25 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland (30 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• butcher: George (30 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Jew: Brown (24 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 19 May 1810), Bradby (6 perfs, 25 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• pastry cook: Swan (24 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 19 May 1810), [Edwin] Yarnold (6 perfs, 25 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Mordecai: Thorpe (30 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs (30 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Clown's brother: Edwards (6 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 28 Apr 1810)
• Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic (24 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 19 May 1810), Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway (6 perfs, 25 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Ceremony: Mrs. Daly (30 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Clown: Edwards (24 perfs, 30 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810), [Richard] Norman (6 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 28 Apr 1810)
• fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman (24 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 19 May 1810), Miss H. Bologna (6 perfs, 25 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott (30 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Second Clown: Master Edwards (24 perfs, 30 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

(comic pantomime) by Unknown, Montague P.? Corri (comp) (45 times, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

Summary Cast:

• Harlequin: Auld (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)
• Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)
• landlord: Cozens (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)
• lover: [John?] Holland (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)
• baker: Taylor (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)
• Gypsies: [Robert?] Stebbing (6 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810), J[ohn] Isaacs (6 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)
• bear: Youens (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)
• haymakers: [Edwin] Yarnold (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810), Haydon (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810), Cross (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810), Godbee (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810), Miss Plymsell (39 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 15 Aug 1810), Mrs. [Richard] Norman (6 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)
• dancers: Miss [Barbara] Bologna (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810), Miss H. Bologna (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)
• Riches: Mme. S. Frederic (39 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 15 Aug 1810), Miss Westley (6 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)
• Beauty: Mrs. George (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)
• Wisdom: Miss Cummins (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)
• Strength: George (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)
• water-cress girl: Miss Westley (39 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 15 Aug 1810), Miss Plymsell (6 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)
• oyster woman: Mrs. Daly (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)
• Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)
• Paddock: Thorpe (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)
• clowns: [Richard] Norman (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810), Edwards (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)
• Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott (45 perfs, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

(spectacle) by Unknown (18 times, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Summary Cast:

• Sygismund: [Richard] Norman (18 perfs, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Osric: Auld (18 perfs, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri (18 perfs, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing (18 perfs, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Caesar: [John?] Holland (18 perfs, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Florilla: Miss Goodwin (18 perfs, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott (18 perfs, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• guards, peasants: [Unlisted] (18 perfs, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

(comic pantomime) by Unknown (27 times, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Summary Cast:

• Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna (27 perfs, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)
• Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs (27 perfs, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)
• Sawney: Auld (27 perfs, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)
• Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland (27 perfs, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)
• Clown: [Richard] Norman (27 perfs, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)
• Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe (27 perfs, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)
• Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow (27 perfs, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

(farce) by Humphreys, Montague P.? Corri (comp) (12 times, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Summary Cast:

• Will Mainstay: J[ohn] Isaacs (12 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Old Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing (12 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Barebones: Lardner (12 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe (12 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly (12 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Mary Ann: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway (12 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Richard: [Edwin] Yarnold (12 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• William: George (12 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Thomas: Godbee (12 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Harry: Haydon (12 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Priscilla: Miss Cummins (12 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Martha: Mrs. George (12 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Sarah: Miss Plymsell (12 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)
• Rosetta: Miss [Barbara] Bologna (12 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

(burletta) by Humphreys (18 times, 27 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Summary Cast:

• Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing (18 perfs, 27 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)
• Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs (18 perfs, 27 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)
• Jack Grapplehard: [Unk] (17 perfs, 27 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810), [William] Pearman (1 perf, 13 Sep 1810)
• Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway (18 perfs, 27 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

(burletta, 1 act) by Unknown, Montague P.? Corri (comp) (30 times, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

Summary Cast:

• Pinch-Penny: Lardner (30 perfs, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)
• Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing (30 perfs, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)
• Slumber: Bradby (30 perfs, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)
• Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs (30 perfs, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)
• Ben: Thorpe (30 perfs, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)
• Deborah: Mrs. Daly (30 perfs, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)
• Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway (30 perfs, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)
• Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott (30 perfs, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

(ballet) by John P. Bologna (chor) (18 times, 23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

Summary Cast:

• principal characters: [Richard] Norman (18 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810), Auld (18 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810), Lardner (18 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810), Master Lardner (18 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810), Miss H. Bologna (18 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810), Mme. S. Frederic (18 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810), Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway (12 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 5 May 1810), Edwards (6 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 16 Jun 1810), Miss [Barbara] Bologna (6 perfs, 11 Jun 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

(burletta) by Unknown (45 times, 26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Summary Cast:

• Oscar: Auld (45 perfs, 26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)
• Draco: [Unk] (44 perfs, 26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810), Bradby (1 perf, 13 Sep 1810)
• Morvin: [Richard] Norman (45 perfs, 26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)
• Carrol: [John P.] Bologna (45 perfs, 26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)
• Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway (45 perfs, 26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)
• Scotch pedlar: [Unk] (44 perfs, 26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810), [William] Pearman (1 perf, 13 Sep 1810)

(spectacle) by John? Holland, Ryall (comp) (39 times, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Summary Cast:

• Angus: Lardner (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• Belarmo: Auld (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• Lieutano: Thorpe (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• Emnamus: Bradby (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• Rabono: Brown (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• Travapan: Youens (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted] (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• Percy: [Richard] Norman (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• Hindoo: [John?] Holland (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• Almeyda: Miss Deveulle (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)
• attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna (39 perfs, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

(ballet) by Unknown (39 times, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810)

Summary Cast:

• principal characters: George (39 perfs, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810), Youens (39 perfs, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810), Master Lardner (39 perfs, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810), Mme. S. Frederic (39 perfs, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810), Miss Cummins (39 perfs, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810), Miss [Barbara] Bologna (39 perfs, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810), Miss H. Bologna (39 perfs, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810)

(ballet) by John P. Bologna (chor) (12 times, 21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

Summary Cast:

• Sawney: Edwards (12 perfs, 21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)
• Jemmie: Auld (12 perfs, 21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)
• Donald: Lardner (12 perfs, 21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)
• Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens (12 perfs, 21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)
• Kitty: Mme. S. Frederic (12 perfs, 21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)
• Peggy: Miss H. Bologna (12 perfs, 21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

Genre

• ballet (3)
• burletta (3)
• comic pantomime (3)
• divertissement (1)
• farce (1)
• spectacle (2)

Songs, Composers and Singers

• song: [Robert?] Stebbing (21 May 1810)
• new comic song (as sung by Mr. Emery of TR CG): "Marriage a-la-Mode; or, John Bull's Trip to Paris" [Robert?] Stebbing (25 Jun 1810)
• new song: "Dennis Callahan's Description of the Seven Ages of Man" [Barratt] Thorpe (25 Jun 1810)
• "Miss Margery Muggins" Kusack (13 Sep 1810)
• "I'm a Jolly Gay Pedlar" [William] Pearman (13 Sep 1810)
• "Monody on the Death of Lord Nelson" J[ohn] Isaacs (13 Sep 1810)
• "London Sighs" Kusack (this nt only) (13 Sep 1810)
• "Bound 'Prentice to a Waterman" [William] Pearman (13 Sep 1810)
• new song: "Banco Regis; or, Tandem Broke Loose" [William] Pearman (13 Sep 1810)

Dances, Choreographers, And Dancers

• comic dance (fr Mother Goose): [Richard] Norman; Auld (28 May 1810)
• hornpipe by three (25 Jun 1810)
• hornpipe in fetters: Grant (13 Sep 1810)

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