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Contents

• The Season

• Daily Calendar For 1815-1816

• First Performance of Oct 1815

• First Performance of Nov 1815

• First Performance of Dec 1815

• First Performance of Jan 1816

• First Performance of Feb 1816

• First Performance of Mar 1816

• First Performance of Apr 1816

• Theatre Information

• Seasonal Dates

• Theatre Management And Functionaries

• Authors/Pieces

• Musical Composers And Arrangers

• Choreographers

• Actors

• Actresses

• Musicians

• Singers

• Dancers

• Entertainers

• Pieces Performed And Summary Cast Lists

• Genre

• Music, Composers and Musicians

• Songs, Composers and Singers

• Dances, Choreographers and Dancers

• Spectacle Performers

The Season

Under the management of its proprietor, John Scott, The Strand Theatre opened its new season 30 October 1815, with Miss Jane Scott's Asgard The Daemon Hunter, The Conjurer, and The Summer House. The season closed 135 evening performances later on 6 April 1816, with performances of The Old Oak Chest and Stratagems. Of the season's works, six were ballets, seven were burlettas, one a comic pantomime, one a drama, one a divertissement, four were melodramas, one an operatic entertainment, and two were pantomimes.

Based on the number of performances, the most durable and admired of these works were: The Conjurer (a burletta, 49 performances); Love in the Vintage (a ballet, 46 performances); The Witch and the Owl (a pantomime, 44 performances); The Old Oak Chest (a melodrama, 39 performances); Jamie of Aberdeen (a ballet, 24 performances); The Inscription (a ballet, 29 performances); Harlequin Rasselas (a pantomime, 21 performances); Asgard The Daemon Hunter (a melodrama, 18 performances). Apparently, this season's audiences thrived on ballet and pantomime, with melodrama enjoying its usual strong showing.

During this season, Miss Jane Scott's burletta The Conjurer was produced for the first time in England with these words of praise on the bill: "Now performing in Paris and through the provinces with enthusiastic approbation." For the opening of her melodrama Asgard The Daemon Hunter on 30 October, an entirely new architectural front drop scene was introduced, "representing a grand imperial palace" with statues and banners celebrating Roman historical figures. The Two Little Savoyards was performed for the first time since September 1808, according to Nicoll's History. The bill emphasizes that the performance took place "with the original French music." Harlequin Rasselas, author unknown, was based on Dr. Johnson's tale, and its bill contains a detailed plot summary. Master Snelling (age 4) performed the flute selections in Love in the Vintage in his first public appearance. Alphonso was written from the renowned romance of Gonzalve de Cordova.

"Tippitywichet" sung during Stratagems was by Charles Dibdin, the younger. While at Sadler's Wells, Dibdin had begun a series of broad songs and extravaganzas sung by the Clown, Joseph Grimaldi. Of these songs, "Tippitywichet" and "Hot Codlings," became standards and suffered the dubious distinction of being appropriated by "piratical publications," as Dibdin put it. The Theatrical Inquisitor had this to say in January:

Miss Scott deserves much praise for her exertions to render this house deservedly attractive. The interior is really fitted up in a respectable manner, and several new pieces of merit have been produced, particularly one called The Inscription, apparently founded on Murphy's Desert Island. The pantomime [The Witch and the Owl] is also remarkedly amusing (p. 77).

The theatre was dark for Martyr's Day, 30 January 1816, and for Ash Wednesday, 28 February 1816.

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Daily Calendar For 1815-1816

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (1)

Title Comment 1st time in this country; "Now performing in Paris and through the provinces with enthusiastic approbation" (bill)
AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott, COMP: John Jolly

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, next 31 Oct 1815

Genre (burletta) new comic burletta

First Night Cast

Blaise: Weston (from TR, Dublin, 1st time this stage); Bastien: Powell (1st time this stage); Lucien Lenois: J. Jones (from TR, Haymarket, 1st time here); Mme. Belfleur: Mrs. Daly (1st app for two years); Nannette: Mrs. Weston (from TR, Dublin, 1st app this stage); Laurette: Miss [Jane M.] Scott; principal dancers: Master Louis R. Dore (from King's Th, 1st app here), [Richard] Flexmore, [Charles?] Leclercq, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq

Cast Comment This name is spelled "Leclerq," "LeClerq" or "Le Clercq"; Louis R. Dore was first billed as Robert Louis Dore on 30 October 1815. "Powell" is frequently spelled "Powel"; it is not impossible there are two men, but we have entered only one name "Powell."

Reference Cast

Blaise: Weston Bastien: Robert? Stebbing Lucien Lenois: J. Jones Mme. Belfleur: Mrs. Daly Nannette: Mrs. Weston Laurette: Miss Jane M. Scott

principal dancers:    Master Louis R. Dore    Richard Flexmore    Charles? Leclercq    Mme. Charles? Leclercq

song: J. Jones (in character)

grand incidental dance

2) The Summer House (1)

AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott], COMP: [Lawrence]
Au Comm Authors' names added in MS on NN 18 Feb 1815

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, next 31 Oct 1815

Genre (comic operetta) favorite burletta

First Night Cast

General Touchwood: Santer (from TR, Bath, 1st time here); Trot: [Robert?] Stebbing; Sir Devereux Daisy: [James] Villiers; forrester: [R. H.] Widdicomb; gardeners: [C. H.?] Simpson, Addison; Susan: Mrs. Riley; Jemima: Mrs. Dornton (1st app for two years)

Reference Cast

General Touchwood: Santer Trot: Robert? Stebbing Sir Devereux Daisy: James    Villiers forrester: R. H. Widdicomb

gardeners:    C. H.? Simpson    Addison Susan: Mrs. Riley Jemima: Mrs. Dornton

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (1)

Title Comment 1st time these three years
AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott]

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, next 31 Oct 1815

Genre (melodrama) melodramatic serious pantomime

First Night Cast

Baron Wildgrave: [Frederick] Hartland (1st time here); Asgard, the Daemon Hunter: Austin (1st time here); Oswald (the Hermit of the Wood): [Edwin] Yarnold; Hoeland (farmer, vassal of the Baron): [Robert?] Stebbing; Leopold: [Charles?] Leclercq; vocal hunters (friends of the Baron): Sherriff, Swinney, Daly, [R. H.] Widdicomb, Powell, Santer; pages, attendants: Smith, [C. H.?] Simpson, [Richard] Flexmore; harvest peasants: Bemetzrieder, Addison, Shaw, Hamblin; daemon hounds: Gardel, Florio, Salner, Debray; inquisitors: [R. H.] Widdicomb, Morgan, Ellis, Davis, Ward; Adeline (runaway nun, married to Baron): Miss Browne; Joletta (her faithful attendant): Mrs. Riley; Dame Hoeland: Mrs. Daly; Lilla (daughter of Hoeland): Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq; Lucina: Mrs. Dornton; attendants on Adeline: Miss Sealey, Miss Davenport farmer's children Paulina: Miss Hart; Rosina: Miss Weston female peasants: Miss Garcia, Miss Thornton, Miss Bailey, Miss Cannon

Cast Comment Sherriff's name frequently spelled with one "r"

Reference Cast

Baron Wildgrave: Frederick    Hartland Asgard, the Daemon Hunter:    Austin Oswald: Edwin Yarnold Hoeland: Robert? Stebbing Leopold: Charles? Leclercq vocal hunters:    Sherriff    Daly    R. H. Widdicomb    Santer    Swinney    Powell pages, attendants:    Smith    C. H.? Simpson    Richard Flexmore harvest peasants:    Bemetzrieder    Addison    Shaw    Hampton daemon hounds:    Gardel

Florio    Salner    Debray inquisitors:    R. H. Widdicomb    Morgan    Ellis    Davis    Ward Adeline: Miss Browne Joletta: Mrs. Riley Dame Hoeland: Mrs. Daly Lilla: Mme. Charles? Leclercq Lucina: Mrs. Dornton attendants on Adeline:    Miss Sealey    Miss Davenport Paulina: Miss Hart Rosina: Miss Weston female peasants:    Miss Garcia    Miss Thornton    Miss Bailey    Miss Cannon

song: Mrs. Dornton (in character)

(dii) rural dance festival: [Charles?] Leclercq, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq; (dvii)pas seul: Master Louis R. Dore

General Non-Title Information

entire new architectural front drop scene introduced on the opening of the season, 30 October, "representing a grand imperial palace" with statues and banners celebrating Roman historical figures

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (2)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 30 Oct 1815, next 1 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

BUT Bastien: Powell

2) The Summer House (2)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 30 Oct 1815, next 1 Nov 1815

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (2)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 30 Oct 1815, next 1 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

OMITS harvest peasants: Hampton ADDS harvest peasants: Hamblin

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (3)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 31 Oct 1815, next 2 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

BUT Bastien: Powell

2) The Summer House (3)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 31 Oct 1815, next 2 Nov 1815

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (3)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 31 Oct 1815, next 2 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

OMITS harvest peasants: Hampton ADDS harvest peasants: Hamblin

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (4)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 1 Nov 1815, next 3 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

BUT Bastien: Powell

2) The Summer House (4)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 1 Nov 1815, next 3 Nov 1815

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (4)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 1 Nov 1815, next 3 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

OMITS harvest peasants: Hampton ADDS harvest peasants: Hamblin

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (5)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 2 Nov 1815, next 4 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

BUT Bastien: Powell

2) The Summer House (5)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 2 Nov 1815, next 4 Nov 1815

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (5)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 2 Nov 1815, next 4 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

OMITS harvest peasants: Hampton ADDS harvest peasants: Hamblin

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (6)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 3 Nov 1815, next 6 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

BUT Bastien: Powell

2) The Summer House (6)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 3 Nov 1815

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (6)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 3 Nov 1815, next 6 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

OMITS harvest peasants: Hampton ADDS harvest peasants: Hamblin

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (7)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 4 Nov 1815, next 7 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

BUT Bastien: Powell

2) The Gipsy Girl (1)

AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott]

Performances first 6 Nov 1815, next 7 Nov 1815

Genre (farce) new pastoral comic burletta

First Night Cast

Farmer Furrow: [Robert?] Stebbing; George Furrow (his son): J. Jones; Dozey: Daly; Clod: Weston; Cryer: [Edwin] Yarnold; rustics: [R. H.] Widdicomb, Sherriff, [C. H.?] Simpson, Shaw, Bemetzrieder, Addison, Smith; Dolly Dozey: Mrs. Weston; Bridget Bright-thorn: Mrs. Daly; Fanny: Mrs. Riley; Kate: Miss Garcia; Anne (country girl disguised as a Gypsy): Mrs. Dornton; female peasants: Miss Hart, Miss Thornton, Miss Davenport, Miss Cannon, Miss Bailey, Miss Sealey

Reference Cast

Farmer Furrow: Robert? Stebbing George Furrow: J. Jones Dozey: Daly Clod: Weston Cryer: Edwin Yarnold rustics:    R. H. Widdicomb    Sherriff    C. H.? Simpson    Shaw    Bemetzrieder    Addison    Smith

Swinney Dolly Dozey: Mrs. Weston Bridget Bright-thorn: Mrs. Daly Fanny: Mrs. Riley Kate: Miss Garcia Anne: Mrs. Dornton female peasants:    Miss Hart    Miss Thornton    Miss Davenport    Miss Cannon    Miss Bailey    Miss Sealey

comic dance: [Richard] Flexmore

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (7)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 4 Nov 1815, next 7 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

OMITS vocal hunters: Swinney

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (8)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 6 Nov 1815, next 8 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

BUT Bastien: Powell

2) The Gipsy Girl (2)

Performances first 6 Nov 1815, previous 6 Nov 1815, next 8 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (6 Nov 1815)

OMITS rustics: Swinney

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (8)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 6 Nov 1815, next 8 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

OMITS vocal hunters: Swinney

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (9)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 7 Nov 1815, next 9 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

BUT Bastien: Powell

2) The Gipsy Girl (3)

Performances first 6 Nov 1815, previous 7 Nov 1815, next 9 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (6 Nov 1815)

OMITS rustics: Swinney

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (9)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 7 Nov 1815, next 9 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

OMITS vocal hunters: Swinney

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (10)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 8 Nov 1815, next 10 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

BUT Bastien: Powell

2) The Gipsy Girl (4)

Performances first 6 Nov 1815, previous 8 Nov 1815, next 10 Nov 1815

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (10)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 8 Nov 1815, next 10 Nov 1815

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (11)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 9 Nov 1815, next 11 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

BUT Bastien: Powell

2) The Gipsy Girl (5)

Performances first 6 Nov 1815, previous 9 Nov 1815, next 11 Nov 1815

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (11)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 9 Nov 1815, next 11 Nov 1815

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (12)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 10 Nov 1815, next 13 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

BUT Bastien: Powell

2) The Gipsy Girl (6)

Performances first 6 Nov 1815, previous 10 Nov 1815

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (12)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 10 Nov 1815, next 13 Nov 1815

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (13)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 11 Nov 1815, next 14 Nov 1815

2) The Two Little Savoyards (1)

Title Comment 1st time in five years [actually since Sep 1808]; Nicoll gives this as 1st perf. "With the original French music" (bill)
AU: [Unknown]

Performances first 13 Nov 1815, next 14 Nov 1815

Genre (burletta) burletta from the French

First Night Cast

Lord Frederick: [James] Villiers; bailiff: Santer; Clarmont: [R. H.] Widdicomb; Michell: Mrs. Dornton; Joset: Miss [Jane M.] Scott; peasants, villagers

Reference Cast

Lord Frederick: James Villiers bailiff: Santer Clarmont: R. H. Widdicomb

Michell: Mrs. Dornton Joset: Miss Jane M. Scott

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (13)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 11 Nov 1815, next 14 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

OMITS vocal hunters: Powell

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (14)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 13 Nov 1815, next 15 Nov 1815

2) The Two Little Savoyards (2)

Performances first 13 Nov 1815, previous 13 Nov 1815, next 15 Nov 1815

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (14)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 13 Nov 1815, next 15 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

OMITS vocal hunters: Powell

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (15)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 14 Nov 1815, next 16 Nov 1815

2) The Two Little Savoyards (3)

Performances first 13 Nov 1815, previous 14 Nov 1815, next 16 Nov 1815

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (15)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 14 Nov 1815, next 16 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

OMITS vocal hunters: Powell

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (16)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 15 Nov 1815, next 17 Nov 1815

2) The Two Little Savoyards (4)

Performances first 13 Nov 1815, previous 15 Nov 1815, next 17 Nov 1815

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (16)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 15 Nov 1815, next 17 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

OMITS vocal hunters: Powell

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (17)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 16 Nov 1815, next 18 Nov 1815

2) The Two Little Savoyards (5)

Performances first 13 Nov 1815, previous 16 Nov 1815, next 18 Nov 1815

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (17)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 16 Nov 1815, next 18 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

OMITS vocal hunters: Powell

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (18)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 17 Nov 1815, next 20 Nov 1815

2) The Two Little Savoyards (6)

Performances first 13 Nov 1815, previous 17 Nov 1815, next 20 Nov 1815

3) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (18)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 17 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (30 Oct 1815)

OMITS vocal hunters: Powell

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (19)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 18 Nov 1815, next 21 Nov 1815

2) The Two Little Savoyards (7)

Performances first 13 Nov 1815, previous 18 Nov 1815, next 21 Nov 1815

favorite comic dance: "The Frog in the Opera Hat", [Richard] Flexmore (by particular desire)

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (1)

Title Comment Founded on Dr. Johnson's tale
AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott, COMP: Lawrence, CHOR: John Jones

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, next 21 Nov 1815

Genre (pantomime) new comic pantomime

First Night Cast

Rasselas (Prince of Abyssinia, afterwards Harlequin): [Edwin] Yarnold; Sorceress Curiosity: Austin; Genie of the mountains: Mrs. Dornton; Hinks-Sphinks-Pyramid or Pantaloon: Daly; lover: Powell; Cockney sportsman: Weston; Areonaut (an old philosopher, skilled in mechanics): [Robert?] Stebbing; Clown: [Frederick] Hartland (1st time here as clown); Florida (mistress to Rasselas): Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq; Nekayah (sister to Rasselas): Mrs. Riley; Pekuah: Mrs. Weston; Columbine: Miss Browne

Reference Cast

Rasselas: Edwin Yarnold Sorceress Curiosity: Austin Genie of the mountains: Mrs.    Dornton Hinks-Sphinks-Pyramid or    Pantaloon: Daly lover: Powell

Areonaut: Robert? Stebbing Clown: Frederick Hartland Florida: Mme. Charles? Leclercq Nekayah: Mrs. Riley Pekuah: Mrs. Weston Columbine: Miss Browne

bill contains detailed plot summary

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (20)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 20 Nov 1815, next 22 Nov 1815

2) The Two Little Savoyards (8)

Performances first 13 Nov 1815, previous 20 Nov 1815, next 22 Nov 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (2)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 20 Nov 1815, next 22 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (20 Nov 1815)

ADDS Cockney sportsman: Weston

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (21)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 21 Nov 1815, next 23 Nov 1815

2) The Two Little Savoyards (9)

Performances first 13 Nov 1815, previous 21 Nov 1815, next 23 Nov 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (3)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 21 Nov 1815, next 23 Nov 1815

Cast as reference cast (20 Nov 1815)

ADDS Cockney sportsman: Weston

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (22)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 22 Nov 1815, next 24 Nov 1815

2) The Two Little Savoyards (10)

Performances first 13 Nov 1815, previous 22 Nov 1815, next 24 Nov 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (4)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 22 Nov 1815, next 24 Nov 1815

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (23)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 23 Nov 1815, next 25 Nov 1815

2) The Two Little Savoyards (11)

Performances first 13 Nov 1815, previous 23 Nov 1815, next 25 Nov 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (5)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 23 Nov 1815, next 25 Nov 1815

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (24)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 24 Nov 1815, next 27 Nov 1815

2) The Two Little Savoyards (12)

Performances first 13 Nov 1815, previous 24 Nov 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (6)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 24 Nov 1815, next 27 Nov 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (1)

CHOR: John Jones

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, next 28 Nov 1815

Genre (ballet) favorite Scotch ballet

First Night Cast

principal characters and dancers: [Edwin] Yarnold, [Richard] Flexmore, Swinney, [R. H.] Widdicomb, Master Louis R. Dore, Miss Hart, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq; Coryphes: Bemetzrieder, Addison, Shaw, Smith, [C. H.?] Simpson, Hamlet; Coryphees: Miss Garcia, Miss Thornton, Miss Cannon, Miss Davenport, Miss Bailey, Miss Sealey

Reference Cast

principal characters and dancers:    Edwin Yarnold    Richard Flexmore    Swinney    R. H. Widdicomb    Master Louis R. Dore    Miss Hart    Mme. Charles? Leclercq Coryphes:    Bemetzrieder    Addison

Smith    C. H.? Simpson    Hamlet    Shaw Coryphees:    Miss Thornton    Miss Cannon    Miss Davenport    Miss Bailey    Miss Sealey    Miss Garcia

comic dance: "The Tank", [Richard] Flexmore

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (25)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 25 Nov 1815, next 28 Nov 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (7)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 25 Nov 1815, next 28 Nov 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (2)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 27 Nov 1815, next 29 Nov 1815

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (26)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 27 Nov 1815, next 29 Nov 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (8)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 27 Nov 1815, next 29 Nov 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (3)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 28 Nov 1815, next 30 Nov 1815

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (27)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 28 Nov 1815, next 30 Nov 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (9)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 28 Nov 1815, next 30 Nov 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (4)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 29 Nov 1815, next 1 Dec 1815

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (28)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 29 Nov 1815, next 1 Dec 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (10)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 29 Nov 1815, next 1 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (5)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 30 Nov 1815, next 2 Dec 1815

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (29)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 30 Nov 1815, next 2 Dec 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (11)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 30 Nov 1815, next 2 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (6)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 1 Dec 1815, next 4 Dec 1815

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (30)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 1 Dec 1815, next 26 Dec 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (12)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 1 Dec 1815, next 4 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (7)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 2 Dec 1815, next 5 Dec 1815

2) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (1)

Title Comment 1st time these three years [actually since Mar 1813]
AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott]

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, next 5 Dec 1815

Genre (burletta) comic opera burletta

First Night Cast

Mored Sanzarmanaz (Cadi of Bagdad): [Robert?] Stebbing; Saldanab (rich merchant): [James] Villiers; Achmet Ben Hamed (Vizier's son, under assumed name of Halden): J. Jones (1st app in this role); Omar (tailor): Weston (1st app this role); Mahmut (an Aga, attendant on the Cadi): Daly; Zapho (inferior officer): [R. H.] Widdicomb; Rushob (inferior officer): Bemetzrieder; Lerif (inferior officer): Hamlet; Swanza (wife to the Cadi): Mrs. Daly; Panzake (tailor's daughter): [C. H.?] Simpson; Delta (merchant's daughter): Miss [Jane M.] Scott; principal dancers: Master Louis R. Dore, [Charles?] Leclercq, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq; vocal attendants: Mrs. Dornton, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Weston, Miss Young; chorus: Swinney, Sherriff, Smith, Shaw, Addison, Bennett, Miss Garcia, Miss Hart, Miss Cannon, Miss Davenport, Miss Sealey

Reference Cast

Mored Sanzarmanaz: Robert?    Stebbing Saldanab: James Villiers Achmet Ben Hamed: J. Jones Omar: Weston Mahmut: Daly Zapho: R. H. Widdicomb Rushob: Bemetzrieder Lerif: Hamlet Swanza: Mrs. Daly Panzake: C. H.? Simpson Delta: Miss Jane M. Scott principal dancers:    Master Louis R. Dore    Charles? Leclercq    Mme. Charles? Leclercq vocal attendants:

Mrs. Dornton    Mrs. Riley    Mrs. Weston    Miss Young chorus:    Swinney    Sherriff    Smith    Addison    Bennett    Miss Garcia    Miss Hart    Miss Cannon    Miss Davenport    Miss Sealey    Shaw

(di) grand Turkish ballet divertissement: [Charles?] Leclercq

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (13)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 2 Dec 1815, next 5 Dec 1815

General Non-Title Information

favorite song: Mrs. Dornton

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (8)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 4 Dec 1815, next 6 Dec 1815

2) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (2)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 4 Dec 1815, next 6 Dec 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (14)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 4 Dec 1815, next 6 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (9)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 5 Dec 1815, next 7 Dec 1815

2) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (3)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 5 Dec 1815, next 7 Dec 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (15)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 5 Dec 1815, next 7 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (10)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 6 Dec 1815, next 8 Dec 1815

2) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 6 Dec 1815, next 8 Dec 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (16)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 6 Dec 1815, next 8 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (11)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 7 Dec 1815, next 9 Dec 1815

2) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (5)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 7 Dec 1815, next 9 Dec 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (17)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 7 Dec 1815, next 9 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (12)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 8 Dec 1815, next 11 Dec 1815

2) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (6)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 8 Dec 1815, next 11 Dec 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (18)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 8 Dec 1815, next 11 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (13)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 9 Dec 1815, next 12 Dec 1815

2) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (7)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 9 Dec 1815, next 12 Dec 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (19)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 9 Dec 1815, next 12 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (14)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 11 Dec 1815, next 13 Dec 1815

2) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (8)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 11 Dec 1815, next 13 Dec 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (20)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 11 Dec 1815, next 13 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (15)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 12 Dec 1815, next 14 Dec 1815

2) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (9)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 12 Dec 1815, next 14 Dec 1815

3) Harlequin Rasselas; or, The Happy Valley (21)

Performances first 20 Nov 1815, previous 12 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (16)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 13 Dec 1815, next 15 Dec 1815

Cast as reference cast (27 Nov 1815)

OMITS principal characters and   dancers: Mme. Charles?   Leclercq Coryphees: Miss Garcia ADDS principal characters and   dancers: Miss Garcia Coryphees: Miss Edwards

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

Title Comment 1st time these three years. Billed as The Lottery Ticket; or, The Miser Duped
AU: [Humphries], COMP: [Montague P. Corri]

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, next 15 Dec 1815

Genre (burletta) comic burletta

First Night Cast

Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing; Tim Spoilcloth: [R. H.] Widdicomb; Barebones: Daly; Will Mainstay: Powell; Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly; Marianne: Mrs. Riley

Reference Cast

Skinflint: Robert? Stebbing Tim Spoilcloth: R. H. Widdicomb Barebones: Daly

Will Mainstay: Powell Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly Marianne: Mrs. Riley

3) Love in the Vintage (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; Nicoll gives 15 Dec as 1st perf.
CHOR: [Charles?] Leclercq, COMP: John Jolly

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, next 15 Dec 1815

Genre (ballet) ballet divertissement

First Night Cast

principal characters: Master Louis R. Dore, [Richard] Flexmore, Daly, [Charles?] Leclercq, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq

Reference Cast

principal characters:    Master Louis R. Dore    Richard Flexmore

Charles? Leclercq    Mme. Charles? Leclercq    Daly

pastoral bower dance

4) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (10)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 13 Dec 1815, next 15 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (17)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 14 Dec 1815, next 16 Dec 1815

Cast as reference cast (27 Nov 1815)

OMITS principal characters and   dancers: Mme. Charles?   Leclercq Coryphees: Miss Garcia ADDS principal characters and   dancers: Miss Garcia Coryphees: Miss Edwards

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

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 14 Dec 1815, next 16 Dec 1815

3) Love in the Vintage (2)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 14 Dec 1815, next 16 Dec 1815

4) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (11)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 14 Dec 1815, next 16 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (18)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 15 Dec 1815, next 18 Dec 1815

Cast as reference cast (27 Nov 1815)

OMITS principal characters and   dancers: Mme. Charles?   Leclercq Coryphees: Miss Garcia ADDS principal characters and   dancers: Miss Garcia Coryphees: Miss Edwards

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

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 15 Dec 1815, next 18 Dec 1815

3) Love in the Vintage (3)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 15 Dec 1815, next 18 Dec 1815

4) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (12)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 15 Dec 1815, next 18 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (19)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 16 Dec 1815, next 19 Dec 1815

Cast as reference cast (27 Nov 1815)

OMITS principal characters and   dancers: Mme. Charles?   Leclercq Coryphes: Shaw Coryphees: Miss Garcia ADDS principal characters and   dancers: Miss Garcia Coryphees: Miss Edwards

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

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 16 Dec 1815, next 19 Dec 1815

3) Love in the Vintage (4)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 16 Dec 1815, next 19 Dec 1815

4) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (13)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 16 Dec 1815, next 19 Dec 1815

Cast as reference cast (4 Dec 1815)

OMITS chorus: Shaw

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (20)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 18 Dec 1815, next 20 Dec 1815

Cast as reference cast (27 Nov 1815)

OMITS principal characters and   dancers: Mme. Charles?   Leclercq Coryphes: Shaw Coryphees: Miss Garcia ADDS principal characters and   dancers: Miss Garcia Coryphees: Miss Edwards

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

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 18 Dec 1815, next 20 Dec 1815

3) Love in the Vintage (5)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 18 Dec 1815, next 20 Dec 1815

4) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (14)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 18 Dec 1815, next 20 Dec 1815

Cast as reference cast (4 Dec 1815)

OMITS chorus: Shaw

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (21)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 19 Dec 1815, next 21 Dec 1815

Cast as reference cast (27 Nov 1815)

OMITS principal characters and   dancers: Mme. Charles?   Leclercq Coryphes: Shaw Coryphees: Miss Garcia ADDS principal characters and   dancers: Miss Garcia Coryphees: Miss Edwards

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

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 19 Dec 1815, next 21 Dec 1815

3) Love in the Vintage (6)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 19 Dec 1815, next 21 Dec 1815

4) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (15)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 19 Dec 1815, next 21 Dec 1815

Cast as reference cast (4 Dec 1815)

OMITS chorus: Shaw

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (22)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 20 Dec 1815, next 22 Dec 1815

Cast as reference cast (27 Nov 1815)

OMITS principal characters and   dancers: Mme. Charles?   Leclercq Coryphes: Shaw Coryphees: Miss Garcia ADDS principal characters and   dancers: Miss Garcia Coryphees: Miss Edwards Corypes: Shaw

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

Title Comment advertised under subtitle
Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 20 Dec 1815, next 22 Dec 1815

3) Love in the Vintage (7)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 20 Dec 1815, next 22 Dec 1815

4) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 20 Dec 1815, next 22 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (23)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 21 Dec 1815, next 23 Dec 1815

Cast as reference cast (27 Nov 1815)

OMITS principal characters and   dancers: Mme. Charles?   Leclercq Coryphes: Shaw Coryphees: Miss Garcia ADDS principal characters and   dancers: Miss Garcia Coryphees: Miss Edwards Corypes: Shaw

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

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 21 Dec 1815, next 23 Dec 1815

3) Love in the Vintage (8)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 21 Dec 1815, next 23 Dec 1815

4) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (17)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 21 Dec 1815, next 23 Dec 1815

1) Jamie of Aberdeen; or, Love in a Mist (24)

Performances first 27 Nov 1815, previous 22 Dec 1815

Cast as reference cast (27 Nov 1815)

OMITS principal characters and   dancers: Mme. Charles?   Leclercq Coryphes: Shaw Coryphees: Miss Garcia ADDS principal characters and   dancers: Miss Garcia Coryphees: Miss Edwards Corypes: Shaw

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

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 22 Dec 1815

3) Love in the Vintage (9)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 22 Dec 1815, next 26 Dec 1815

4) The Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (18)

Performances first 4 Dec 1815, previous 22 Dec 1815

DARK: Christmas Day

1) Love in the Vintage (10)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 23 Dec 1815, next 27 Dec 1815

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (31)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 2 Dec 1815, next 27 Dec 1815

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: [Unknown], COMP: John Jolly, COMP: James Sanderson

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, next 27 Dec 1815

Genre (pantomime) new comic pantomime

First Night Cast

Bruma (malignant old witch): Mrs. Daly; Sunbright (Bruma's daughter): Mrs. Dornton; Night-Star (Bruma's daughter): Mrs. Riley; Sachelin (diabolic wizard, chief of the Legion of Scotch witches): Austin; Witches of the Burning Cauldron: J. Powell, Sherriff, Salner; young witches of the woods: Miss Garcia, Miss Hart, Miss Thornton, Miss Bailey, Miss Cannon, Miss Sealey, Miss Davenport, Mrs. Weston; old witches of the heaths and wilds: Swinney, [R. H.] Widdicomb, Bemetzrieder, Hamlet, Addison, Smith, Turner, Morton; Glencarrol (traveller benighted on the wilds), afterwards Harlequin: [Edwin] Yarnold; Pantaloon: Daly; Sir Timothy Haggis, afterwards Lover: [Richard] Flexmore; Crowdy (Sir Timothy's man), afterwards Clown: [Frederick] Hartland; rustic: J. Shaw; comic servant: [C. H.?] Simpson; dancing master: Powell; pastry-cook: Hamblin; landlord: [R. H.] Widdicomb; flower girl: Miss Hart; Columbine: Miss Browne; genie of the palace: Master Louis R. Dore; inhabitants of the Silver Lake: Unlisted

Reference Cast

Bruma: Mrs. Daly Sunbright: Mrs. Dornton Night-Star: Mrs. Riley Sachelin: Austin Witches of the Burning Cauldron:    J. Powell    Sherriff    Salner young witches of the woods:    Miss Garcia    Miss Hart    Miss Thornton    Miss Bailey    Miss Cannon    Miss Sealey    Miss Davenport    Mrs. Weston old witches of the heaths and    wilds:    R. H. Widdicomb    Bemetzrieder    Hamlet

Addison    Smith    Turner    Morton Glencarrol, afterwards    Harlequin: Edwin Yarnold Pantaloon: Daly Sir Timothy Haggis, afterwards    Lover: Richard Flexmore Crowdy, afterwards Clown:    Frederick Hartland rustic: J. Shaw comic servant: C. H.? Simpson dancing master: Powell pastry-cook: Hamblin landlord: R. H. Widdicomb flower girl: Miss Hart Columbine: Miss Browne genie of the palace: Master    Louis R. Dore inhabitants of the Silver Lake:    Unlisted

DIR: Harland

(div) characteristic mystic broom dance [Austin]; grand finale dance [Charles?] Leclercq

(div) a revel of witches

1. Palace of the Silver Lake

1) Love in the Vintage (11)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 26 Dec 1815, next 28 Dec 1815

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (32)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 26 Dec 1815, next 28 Dec 1815

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (2)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 26 Dec 1815, next 28 Dec 1815

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

1) Love in the Vintage (12)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 27 Dec 1815, next 29 Dec 1815

pastoral bower dance

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (33)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 27 Dec 1815, next 29 Dec 1815

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (3)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 27 Dec 1815, next 29 Dec 1815

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

1) Love in the Vintage (13)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 28 Dec 1815, next 30 Dec 1815

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (34)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 28 Dec 1815, next 30 Dec 1815

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (4)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 28 Dec 1815, next 30 Dec 1815

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

1) Love in the Vintage (14)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 29 Dec 1815, next 1 Jan 1816

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (35)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 29 Dec 1815, next 1 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (5)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 29 Dec 1815, next 1 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

1) Love in the Vintage (15)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 30 Dec 1815, next 2 Jan 1816

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (36)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 30 Dec 1815, next 2 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (6)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 30 Dec 1815, next 2 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

General Non-Title Information

(dperf) flute selections: Master Snelling (age 4) Snelling's 1st app in public

1) Love in the Vintage (16)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 1 Jan 1816, next 3 Jan 1816

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (37)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 1 Jan 1816, next 3 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (7)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 1 Jan 1816, next 3 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

1) Love in the Vintage (17)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 2 Jan 1816, next 4 Jan 1816

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (38)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 2 Jan 1816, next 4 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (8)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 2 Jan 1816, next 4 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

1) Love in the Vintage (18)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 3 Jan 1816, next 5 Jan 1816

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (39)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 3 Jan 1816, next 5 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (9)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 3 Jan 1816, next 5 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

1) Love in the Vintage (19)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 4 Jan 1816, next 6 Jan 1816

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (40)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 4 Jan 1816, next 6 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (10)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 4 Jan 1816, next 6 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

1) Love in the Vintage (20)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 5 Jan 1816, next 8 Jan 1816

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (41)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 5 Jan 1816, next 8 Feb 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (11)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 5 Jan 1816, next 8 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

1) Love in the Vintage (21)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 6 Jan 1816, next 9 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (1)

Title Comment Title not given in source
AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott, COMP: John Jolly, James Sanderson, CHOR: [Charles?] Leclercq

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, next 9 Jan 1816

Genre (melodrama) melodramatic romance or naval burletta

First Night Cast

Europeans Captain Maitland: J. Jones (1st time this role); Dan Dock: Weston (1st time this role); Styptic (doctor): [Robert?] Stebbing; Herbert: [James] Villiers; Sidney Nelson (a midshipman): Miss [Jane M.] Scott; Matilda: Miss Browne; Rosa (Matilda's daughter): Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (1st time in role) Indian chiefs tarro: Austin; Mao Mango: Daly; Komallo: [Edwin] Yarnold; Tabanna: [Richard] Flexmore chiefs' wives Cuba: Mrs. Riley; Wowski: Mrs. Weston; Muskah: Mrs. Dornton; Matoona: Mrs. Elliot Quashee (old squaw): Mrs. Daly; Namasket (prince of the tribe): [Charles?] Leclercq; Indian hunters: [R. H.] Widdicomb, Addison, Smith, Hamblin, Bemetzrieder, [C. H.?] Simpson, Miss Hart, Miss Garcia, Miss Cannon, Miss Thornton, Miss Sealey, Miss Davenport, Miss Bailey; sailors: Swinney, Sherriff, Powell, Bennett, Shaw, Green

Cast Comment cast supplemented by DFo bill 11 Jan 1816

Reference Cast

Captain Maitland: J. Jones Dan Dock: Weston Styptic: Robert? Stebbing Herbert: James Villiers Sidney Nelson: Miss Jane M.    Scott Matilda: Miss Browne Rosa: Mme. Charles? Leclercq tarro: Austin Mao Mango: Daly Komallo: Edwin Yarnold Tabanna: Richard Flexmore Cuba: Mrs. Riley Wowski: Mrs. Weston Muskah: Mrs. Dornton Matoona: Mrs. Elliot Quashee: Mrs. Daly Namasket: Charles? Leclercq Indian hunters:

R. H. Widdicomb    Addison    Smith    Hamblin    Bemetzrieder    C. H.? Simpson    Miss Hart    Miss Garcia    Miss Cannon    Miss Thornton    Miss Sealey    Miss Davenport    Miss Bailey sailors:    Sherriff    Powell    Bennett    Shaw    Green

"The Death of Nelson", J. Jones (in character)

(aI) grand characteristic dance: [Charles?] Leclercq; -corps de ballet

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (12)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 6 Jan 1816, next 9 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

1) Love in the Vintage (22)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 8 Jan 1816, next 10 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (2)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 8 Jan 1816, next 10 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (8 Jan 1816)

ADDS sailors: Swinney

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (13)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 8 Jan 1816, next 10 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

1) Love in the Vintage (23)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 9 Jan 1816, next 11 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (3)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 9 Jan 1816, next 11 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (8 Jan 1816)

ADDS sailors: Swinney

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (14)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 9 Jan 1816, next 11 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

1) Love in the Vintage (24)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 10 Jan 1816, next 12 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (4)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 10 Jan 1816, next 12 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (8 Jan 1816)

ADDS sailors: Swinney

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (15)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 10 Jan 1816, next 12 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

1) Love in the Vintage (25)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 11 Jan 1816, next 13 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (5)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 11 Jan 1816, next 13 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (8 Jan 1816)

ADDS sailors: Swinney

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (16)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 11 Jan 1816, next 13 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

1) Love in the Vintage (26)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 12 Jan 1816, next 29 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (6)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 12 Jan 1816, next 15 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (8 Jan 1816)

ADDS sailors: Swinney

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (17)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 12 Jan 1816, next 15 Jan 1816

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS old witches of the heaths   and wilds: Swinney

1) The Young Serenader (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
CHOR: [Charles?] Leclercq

Performances first 15 Jan 1816, next 16 Jan 1816

Genre (divertissement) new divertissement

First Night Cast

principal characters: Master Louis R. Dore, [Richard] Flexmore, Daly, [Charles?] Leclercq, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq

Reference Cast

principal characters:    Master Louis R. Dore    Richard Flexmore

Daly    Charles? Leclercq    Mme. Charles? Leclercq

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (7)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 13 Jan 1816, next 16 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (18)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 13 Jan 1816, next 16 Jan 1816

General Non-Title Information

airs: Master Snelling (octave flute)

song: Mrs. Dornton

1) The Young Serenader (2)

Performances first 15 Jan 1816, previous 15 Jan 1816, next 17 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (8)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 15 Jan 1816, next 17 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (19)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 15 Jan 1816, next 17 Jan 1816

1) The Young Serenader (3)

Performances first 15 Jan 1816, previous 16 Jan 1816, next 18 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (9)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 16 Jan 1816, next 18 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (20)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 16 Jan 1816, next 18 Jan 1816

1) The Young Serenader (4)

Performances first 15 Jan 1816, previous 17 Jan 1816, next 19 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (10)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 17 Jan 1816, next 19 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (21)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 17 Jan 1816, next 19 Jan 1816

1) The Young Serenader (5)

Performances first 15 Jan 1816, previous 18 Jan 1816, next 20 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (11)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 18 Jan 1816, next 20 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (22)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 18 Jan 1816, next 20 Jan 1816

1) The Young Serenader (6)

Performances first 15 Jan 1816, previous 19 Jan 1816, next 22 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (12)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 19 Jan 1816, next 22 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (23)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 19 Jan 1816, next 22 Jan 1816

1) The Young Serenader (7)

Performances first 15 Jan 1816, previous 20 Jan 1816, next 23 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (13)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 20 Jan 1816, next 23 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (24)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 20 Jan 1816, next 23 Jan 1816

1) The Young Serenader (8)

Performances first 15 Jan 1816, previous 22 Jan 1816, next 24 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (14)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 22 Jan 1816, next 24 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (25)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 22 Jan 1816, next 24 Jan 1816

1) The Young Serenader (9)

Performances first 15 Jan 1816, previous 23 Jan 1816, next 25 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (15)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 23 Jan 1816, next 25 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (26)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 23 Jan 1816, next 25 Jan 1816

1) The Young Serenader (10)

Performances first 15 Jan 1816, previous 24 Jan 1816, next 26 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (16)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 24 Jan 1816, next 26 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (27)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 24 Jan 1816, next 26 Jan 1816

1) The Young Serenader (11)

Performances first 15 Jan 1816, previous 25 Jan 1816, next 27 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (17)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 25 Jan 1816, next 27 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (28)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 25 Jan 1816, next 27 Jan 1816

1) The Young Serenader (12)

Performances first 15 Jan 1816, previous 26 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (18)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 26 Jan 1816, next 29 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (29)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 26 Jan 1816, next 29 Jan 1816

1) Love in the Vintage (27)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 13 Jan 1816, next 31 Jan 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (19)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 27 Jan 1816, next 31 Jan 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (30)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 27 Jan 1816, next 31 Jan 1816

DARK: Martyr's Day

1) Love in the Vintage (28)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 29 Jan 1816, next 1 Feb 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (20)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 29 Jan 1816, next 1 Feb 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (31)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 29 Jan 1816, next 1 Feb 1816

1) Love in the Vintage (29)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 31 Jan 1816, next 2 Feb 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (21)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 31 Jan 1816, next 2 Feb 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (32)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 31 Jan 1816, next 2 Feb 1816

1) Love in the Vintage (30)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 1 Feb 1816, next 3 Feb 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (22)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 1 Feb 1816, next 3 Feb 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (33)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 1 Feb 1816, next 3 Feb 1816

1) Love in the Vintage (31)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 2 Feb 1816, next 4 Mar 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (23)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 2 Feb 1816, next 12 Feb 1816

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (34)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 2 Feb 1816, next 5 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott], COMP: John Jolly

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, next 6 Feb 1816

Genre ([m]) entire new original drama, melo-romantic burletta of interest

First Night Cast

Count Lanfranco (Governor of Cordova secretly in league with banditti): [Frederick] Hartland; Almanza (Spanish general beloved of the people and proscribed by machinations of Lanfranco): [James] Villiers; Henrico de Rosalva (courier attached to Almanza): J[oshua] B. Fisher (late of DL, 1st time here); Brusto Shabrico (captain of the banditti, protected by Lanfranco): Austin; Rodolph (robber, disguised as a woodman): Bishop (late of CG, 1st time here); Nicolas de Lasso (chief of smugglers): Weston; Tinaco de Lasso (his son): [Robert?] Stebbing; Paulo de Lasso (son to Nicolas): J. Jones banditti Rofus: Daly; Garcius: Powell; Brianthus: [R. H.] Widdicomb; Otho: [C. H.?] Simpson; Albano: Addison; Stilleto: [Richard] Flexmore; Carrillo: Shaw Wilhelm (goatherd boy): Miss Le Brun; Florian (infant son to Almanza supposed to be dead): Miss Stebbing (1st time any stage); principal hunters: [Edwin] Yarnold, Powell, Sherriff, Swinney, [R. H.] Widdicomb, Bemetzrieder, Smith, Garcia; principal smugglers: Hamblin, Baldwin, Rogers, Smith, Sherriff, Swinney, Green, Bennett; Adriana (wife of Almanza wandering with him in disguise): Mrs. Riley; Roda (peasant girl, daughter to Rodolph): Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Cast Comment cast taken from DFo bill dated 8/2/1816

Reference Cast

Count Lanfranco: Frederick    Hartland Almanza: James Villiers Henrico de Rosalva: Joshua B.    Fisher Brusto Shabrico: Austin Rodolph: Bishop Nicolas de Lasso: Weston Tinaco de Lasso: Robert?    Stebbing Paulo de Lasso: J. Jones Rofus: Daly Garcius: Powell Brianthus: R. H. Widdicomb Otho: C. H.? Simpson Albano: Addison Stilleto: Richard Flexmore Carrillo: Shaw Wilhelm: Miss Le Brun Florian: Miss Stebbing

principal hunters:    Edwin Yarnold    Powell    Sherriff    Swinney    R. H. Widdicomb    Bemetzrieder    Smith    Garcia principal smugglers:    Hamblin    Baldwin    Rogers    Smith    Sherriff    Swinney    Green    Bennett Adriana: Mrs. Riley Roda: Miss Jane M. Scott

(dI) incidental combat: [Frederick] Hartland, Bishop; (dII) grand incidental combat: Austin, [Frederick] Hartland combats directed by [Frederick] Hartland

2) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (35)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 3 Feb 1816, next 6 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (2)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 5 Feb 1816, next 7 Feb 1816

2) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (36)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 5 Feb 1816, next 7 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (3)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 6 Feb 1816, next 8 Feb 1816

2) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (37)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 6 Feb 1816, next 19 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (4)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 7 Feb 1816, next 9 Feb 1816

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (42)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 6 Jan 1816, next 9 Feb 1816

General Non-Title Information

pas deux (from The Daemon Hunter): [Charles?] Leclercq, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq; pas deux: Master Louis R. Dore, Miss Le Brun; comic dance: "The Tank", [Richard] Flexmore Above dances billed together as "Divertisement"

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (5)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 8 Feb 1816, next 10 Feb 1816

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (43)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 8 Feb 1816, next 10 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (6)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 9 Feb 1816, next 12 Feb 1816

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (44)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 9 Feb 1816, next 26 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (7)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 10 Feb 1816, next 13 Feb 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (24)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 3 Feb 1816, next 13 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (8)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 12 Feb 1816, next 14 Feb 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (25)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 12 Feb 1816, next 14 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (9)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 13 Feb 1816, next 15 Feb 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (26)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 13 Feb 1816, next 15 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (10)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 14 Feb 1816, next 16 Feb 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (27)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 14 Feb 1816, next 16 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (11)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 15 Feb 1816, next 17 Feb 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (28)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 15 Feb 1816, next 17 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (12)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 16 Feb 1816, next 19 Feb 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (29)

Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 16 Feb 1816, next 4 Apr 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (13)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 17 Feb 1816, next 20 Feb 1816

2) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (38)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 7 Feb 1816, next 20 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (14)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 19 Feb 1816, next 21 Feb 1816

2) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (39)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 19 Feb 1816, next 21 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (15)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 20 Feb 1816, next 22 Feb 1816

2) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (40)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 20 Feb 1816, next 22 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (16)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 21 Feb 1816, next 23 Feb 1816

2) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (41)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 21 Feb 1816, next 23 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (17)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 22 Feb 1816, next 24 Feb 1816

2) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (42)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 22 Feb 1816, next 24 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (18)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 23 Feb 1816, next 26 Feb 1816

2) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (43)

Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 23 Feb 1816, next 21 Mar 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (19)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 24 Feb 1816, next 27 Feb 1816

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1816)

BUT Roda: Mrs. Dornton

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (45)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 10 Feb 1816, next 27 Feb 1816

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (20)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 26 Feb 1816, next 29 Feb 1816

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1816)

BUT Roda: Mrs. Dornton

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (46)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 26 Feb 1816, next 29 Feb 1816

DARK: Ash Wednesday

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (21)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 27 Feb 1816, next 2 Mar 1816

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1816)

BUT Roda: Mrs. Dornton

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (47)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 27 Feb 1816, next 2 Mar 1816

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor. Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Exhibit of Panoramas

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (22)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 29 Feb 1816, next 4 Mar 1816

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1816)

BUT Roda: Mrs. Dornton

2) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (48)

Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 29 Feb 1816, next 4 Apr 1816

Special Performance Benefit: Miss Jane M. Scott

1) Love in the Vintage (32)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 3 Feb 1816, next 5 Mar 1816

2) Stratagems; or, The Lost Treasure (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; Founded on The Casket by J[oshua] B. Fisher, rearranged by Miss Scott
AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott, COMP: John Jolly

Performances first 4 Mar 1816, next 5 Mar 1816

Genre (melodrama) entire new and splendid Persian drama

First Night Cast

Abdalla: Austin; Caleb Hassen: [James] Villiers; Doctor Aboulcazim: J[oshua] B. Fisher; Zedib Bennasker (Governor of Ispahan): Daly; Mustapha (a silly peasant): [Robert?] Stebbing; Muley Azem (a robber): Bishop; Ali (servant to Caleb): Powell; officers: [R. H.] Widdicomb, Sherriff; Zemena: Mrs. Dornton; Telma: Miss Garcia; Yamira (daughter to Caleb Hassen): Miss [Jane M.] Scott; soldiers, attendants

Cast Comment cast taken from DFo bill dated 5/3/1816

Reference Cast

Abdalla: Austin Caleb Hassen: James Villiers Doctor Aboulcazim: Joshua B.    Fisher Zedib Bennasker: Daly Mustapha: Robert? Stebbing Muley Azem: Bishop

Ali: Powell officers:    R. H. Widdicomb    Sherriff Zemena: Mrs. Dornton Telma: Miss Garcia Yamira: Miss Jane M. Scott

pas deux: Master Louis R. Dore, Miss Le Brun; shawl pas seul: Miss Browne; grand pas deux: [Charles?] Leclercq, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq; finale: -corps de ballet all dances in piece subsumed under heading of "New Grand Persian Ballet composed by Monsieur Leclercq, ballet master"

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (23)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 2 Mar 1816, next 5 Mar 1816

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1816)

BUT Roda: Mrs. Dornton

1) Love in the Vintage (33)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 4 Mar 1816, next 7 Mar 1816

2) Stratagems; or, The Lost Treasure (2)

Performances first 4 Mar 1816, previous 4 Mar 1816, next 7 Mar 1816

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (24)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 4 Mar 1816, next 7 Mar 1816

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Exhibit of Panoramas

1) Love in the Vintage (34)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 5 Mar 1816, next 9 Mar 1816

2) Stratagems; or, The Lost Treasure (3)

Performances first 4 Mar 1816, previous 5 Mar 1816, next 9 Mar 1816

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (25)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 5 Mar 1816, next 9 Mar 1816

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Exhibit of Panoramas

1) Love in the Vintage (35)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 7 Mar 1816, next 11 Mar 1816

2) Stratagems; or, The Lost Treasure (4)

Performances first 4 Mar 1816, previous 7 Mar 1816, next 11 Mar 1816

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (26)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 7 Mar 1816, next 11 Mar 1816

1) Love in the Vintage (36)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 9 Mar 1816, next 12 Mar 1816

2) Stratagems; or, The Lost Treasure (5)

Performances first 4 Mar 1816, previous 9 Mar 1816, next 12 Mar 1816

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (27)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 9 Mar 1816, next 12 Mar 1816

1) Love in the Vintage (37)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 11 Mar 1816, next 14 Mar 1816

2) Stratagems; or, The Lost Treasure (6)

Performances first 4 Mar 1816, previous 11 Mar 1816, next 14 Mar 1816

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (28)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 11 Mar 1816, next 14 Mar 1816

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Exhibit of Panoramas

1) Love in the Vintage (38)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 12 Mar 1816, next 16 Mar 1816

2) Stratagems; or, The Lost Treasure (7)

Performances first 4 Mar 1816, previous 12 Mar 1816, next 16 Mar 1816

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (29)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 12 Mar 1816, next 16 Mar 1816

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Exhibit of Panoramas

1) Love in the Vintage (39)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 14 Mar 1816, next 18 Mar 1816

2) Stratagems; or, The Lost Treasure (8)

Performances first 4 Mar 1816, previous 14 Mar 1816, next 18 Mar 1816

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (30)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 14 Mar 1816, next 18 Mar 1816

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Love in the Vintage (40)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 16 Mar 1816, next 19 Mar 1816

2) Stratagems; or, The Lost Treasure (9)

Performances first 4 Mar 1816, previous 16 Mar 1816, next 19 Mar 1816

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (31)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 16 Mar 1816, next 19 Mar 1816

1) Love in the Vintage (41)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 18 Mar 1816, next 23 Mar 1816

2) Stratagems; or, The Lost Treasure (10)

Performances first 4 Mar 1816, previous 18 Mar 1816, next 23 Mar 1816

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (32)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 18 Mar 1816, next 23 Mar 1816

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Exhibit of Panoramas

Special Performance Benefit: Miss Browne

1) "Turkish ballet" (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; No specific title given
CHOR: [Charles?] Leclercq

Performances first 21 Mar 1816

Genre (ballet) grand new Turkish ballet

First Night Cast

dancers: Master Louis R. Dore, Miss Le Brun, Miss Browne, [Charles?] Leclercq, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq

Reference Cast

dancers:    Master Louis R. Dore    Miss Le Brun

Miss Browne    Charles? Leclercq    Mme. Charles? Leclercq

pas de deux: Master Louis R. Dore, Miss Le Brun; grand pas de deux: [Charles?] Leclercq, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq; grand finale: -principal dancers; -corps de ballet

2) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (1)

AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott]

Performances first 21 Mar 1816

Genre (operatic entertainment) operatic piece

First Night Cast

Marquis de Montesa (under assumed name of Count de Tourvile): [James] Villiers; confidential servant of Marchioness: Austin; Alegre (valet to the Marquis): Powell; Pedrillo: [Robert?] Stebbing; Maurice (villager): J. Jones; Dame Bertha (mistress of vintage): Mrs. Daly; son of Marquis and Marchioness (under assumed name of Siffred, a peasant): Miss Browne; daughter to Dame Bertha: Mrs. Riley; Louis (her son): Miss Le Brun; Marchioness de Montesa: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Reference Cast

Marquis de Montesa: James    Villiers confidential servant of    Marchioness: Austin Alegre: Powell Pedrillo: Robert? Stebbing Maurice: J. Jones Dame Bertha: Mrs. Daly

son of Marquis and Marchioness:    Miss Browne daughter to Dame Bertha: Mrs.    Riley Louis: Miss Le Brun Marchioness de Montesa: Miss    Jane M. Scott

admired ballad: J. Jones

pas seul: Miss Le Brun; pas seul: Master Louis R. Dore; pas deux: [Charles?] Leclercq, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq Dore and [Charles?] Leclercq dances part of "Rural Ballet Festival"

3) The Witch and the Owl; or, The Palace of the Silver Lake (44)

Title Comment a cut down version of this piece
Performances first 26 Dec 1815, previous 24 Feb 1816

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1815)

ADDS Amazon: Miss Le Brun

celebrated dance: "Frog in the Opera Hat", [Richard] Flexmore; broad sword hornpipe: Miss Le Brun; clog hornpipe: Master Louis R. Dore; characteristic dance of witches: grand finale dance: [Charles?] Leclercq

General Non-Title Information

"Love Among the Roses", J. Jones; comic song: "Humours of Dunmow" /[Robert?] Stebbing; song: Mrs. Dornton

comic dance: "Paddy Carey", [Richard] Flexmore; naval hornpipe: "The Waterman", Bemetzrieder; pas deux: "Irish Lilt and Jigg", Miss Hart; -Young Lady Young Lady, pupil of Lloyd, 1st app

recitation and "Jacob Gaukey's Rambles to Bath", Weston

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Exhibit of Panoramas

1) Love in the Vintage (42)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 19 Mar 1816, next 26 Mar 1816

2) Stratagems; or, The Lost Treasure (11)

Performances first 4 Mar 1816, previous 19 Mar 1816, next 26 Mar 1816

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (33)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 19 Mar 1816, next 25 Mar 1816

Special Performance Benefit: Hartland

1) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (34)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 23 Mar 1816, next 26 Mar 1816

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1816)

BUT Henrico de Rosalva: Johnson Rodolph: S. Slader

Cast truncated for reasons of space

2) Fairly Taken In; or, The Rustic Revels (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
CHOR: Austin

Performances first 25 Mar 1816

Genre (ballet) entire new dance

First Night Cast

principal dancers: [Charles?] Leclercq, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq, [Richard] Flexmore, Master Louis R. Dore, Miss S. Browne

Cast Comment Miss S. Browne pupil of Austin

Reference Cast

principal dancers:    Charles? Leclercq    Mme. Charles? Leclercq

Richard Flexmore    Master Louis R. Dore    Miss S. Browne

favourite song: S. Slader

3) Transformations; or, Harlequin Navigator (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; "Partly new and partly compiled" (bill); Nicoll calls it Transformation; or, H. N.
AU: Frederick Hartland, COMP: [Montague P.?] Corri

Performances first 25 Mar 1816, next 28 Mar 1816

Genre (comic pantomime) comic pantomime

First Night Cast

Navigator, afterwards Harlequin: [Edwin] Yarnold; Kanko, afterwards Pantaloon: Daly; Sambo, afterwards Lover: Master Louis R. Dore; Quashee: [R. H.] Widdicomb; Terriboo: Bemetzrieder; Bambozo: Smith; Quamjo: Addison; Bofedella: Master [Charles F.?] Morelli; Clown: [Frederick] Hartland; water genie: Mrs. Riley; Umba, afterwards Columbine: Miss Browne

Cast Comment Morelli's name entered in reverse--Illerom

Reference Cast

Navigator, afterwards Harlequin:    Edwin Yarnold Kanko, afterwards Pantaloon:    Daly Sambo, afterwards Lover: Master    Louis R. Dore Quashee: R. H. Widdicomb Terriboo: Bemetzrieder

Bambozo: Smith Quamjo: Addison Bofedella: Master Charles F.?    Morelli Clown: Frederick Hartland water genie: Mrs. Riley Umba, afterwards Columbine: Miss    Browne

DIR: [Frederick] Hartland

comic song: "The Clown and His Neddy", [Frederick] Hartland

original fricasse pas de deux: [Edwin] Yarnold, [Frederick] Hartland

favourite sporting scene; aquatic scene

General Non-Title Information

recitation: "Rolla's Address to the Peruvians", Hamblin

Special Performance Benefit: Schoengen

1) Love in the Vintage (43)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 23 Mar 1816, next 30 Mar 1816

2) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (35)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 25 Mar 1816, next 30 Mar 1816

3) Stratagems; or, The Lost Treasure (12)

Performances first 4 Mar 1816, previous 23 Mar 1816, next 30 Mar 1816

General Non-Title Information

waltz: "The Waterloo Waltze" [Schoengen]; -full orchestra waltz "for two Kent bugles (obligato)" (bill)

comic song: "Tippitywitchet" [Charles Dibdin], Master Stone

naval hornpipe: Miss E. Dore (first and only app here)

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Exhibit of Panoramas

Special Performance Benefit: Yarnold and Widdicomb

1) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (1)

AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott]

Performances first 28 Mar 1816

Genre (burletta)

First Night Cast

Bob: Mezzia; Joe: Sherriff; Richard: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Reference Cast

Bob: Mezzia Joe: Sherriff

Richard: Miss Jane M. Scott

2) Intrigue (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever [?]; Not listed by Nicoll
CHOR: [Unknown]

Performances first 28 Mar 1816

Genre (ballet) grand, Persian ballet

No cast located

3) Transformations; or, Harlequin Navigator (2)

Performances first 25 Mar 1816, previous 25 Mar 1816

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Exhibit of Panoramas

1) Love in the Vintage (44)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 26 Mar 1816, next 1 Apr 1816

2) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (36)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 26 Mar 1816, next 1 Apr 1816

3) Stratagems; or, The Lost Treasure (13)

Performances first 4 Mar 1816, previous 26 Mar 1816, next 2 Apr 1816

Special Performance Benefit: J. B. Fisher

1) Love in the Vintage (45)

Title Comment billed as New Divertisement; MS. note gives title as Love in the Vintage
Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 30 Mar 1816, next 6 Apr 1816

Cast as reference cast (14 Dec 1815)

OMITS principal characters:   Daly

2) Alphonso; or, The Traitor Unmasked (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; "Written from the renowned romance of Gonzalva de Cordova"
AU: J. B. Fisher

Performances first 1 Apr 1816

Genre (melodrama) new splendid melo-drama

First Night Cast

Alphonso: J[oshua] B. Fisher; principal characters: Austin, [James] Villiers, Daly, Powell, Hamblin, Miss Browne, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Dornton

Cast Comment NN bill gives Alphonso as Fisher in MS

Reference Cast

Alphonso: Joshua B. Fisher principal characters:    Austin    James Villiers    Daly

Powell    Hamblin    Miss Browne    Mrs. Riley    Mrs. Dornton

"Young Love", Mrs. Dornton

grand Persian ballet

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (37)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 30 Mar 1816, next 2 Apr 1816

General Non-Title Information

comic song: [Robert?] Stebbing; favorite song: J. Jones

fencing: "fencing duet from Quadrupeds", Daly, J[oshua] B. Fisher; Address of 44 lines: Miss Stebbing (age 4, infant prodigy)

Special Performance Benefit: Stuck, box keeper

1) Egbert the Unknown; or, The Ghost Hermit (1)

Title Comment Not in Nicoll; there is a piece called Egbert by C. I. M. Dibdin (Charles Dibdin Jr.) performed at Sadler's Wells in 1815
AU: [Unknown]

Performances first 2 Apr 1816

Genre (melodrama)

2) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (38)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 1 Apr 1816, next 4 Apr 1816

3) Stratagems; or, The Lost Treasure (14)

Performances first 4 Mar 1816, previous 30 Mar 1816, next 6 Apr 1816

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Exhibit of Panoramas

Special Performance Benefit: Weston and Mrs. Weston

1) The Conjuror; or, Blaise in Amaze (49)

Title Comment title is not specified, but it is called a new comic burletta
Performances first 30 Oct 1815, previous 2 Mar 1816

2) The Inscription; or, Indian Hunters (30)

Title Comment Title not given in source
Performances first 8 Jan 1816, previous 17 Feb 1816

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (39)

Title Comment Title not given in source
Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 2 Apr 1816, next 6 Apr 1816

General Non-Title Information

new song: Mrs. Dornton; "Sheep's Eyes! or Bob Wronghead's New Method of Courting", Weston; comic song: "Irish Providence", Weston

Spanish bolero: [Charles?] Leclercq, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq; clog hornpipe: Master Louis R. Dore

Address in character of a Fairy Queen: [Miss Jane M. Scott], Miss Weston

"The son of the late Mr. John Palmer will sustain a principal character, being his first appearance on any stage, and for that night only" (bill)

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Exhibit of Panoramas

1) Love in the Vintage (46)

Performances first 14 Dec 1815, previous 1 Apr 1816

Cast as reference cast (14 Dec 1815)

OMITS principal characters:   Daly

2) Stratagems; or, The Lost Treasure (15)

Performances first 4 Mar 1816, previous 2 Apr 1816

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (40)

Performances first 5 Feb 1816, previous 4 Apr 1816

Theatre Information

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

Ticket prices: box 4/-, pit 2/-, gallery 1/-.

Seasonal Dates

30 October 1815 - 6 April 1816 135 performances: 135 evening

Theatre Management And Functionaries

• Proprietor: John Scott
• Manager: John Scott
• Composer: John Jolly
• Band leader: John Jolly
• Ballet master: Charles Leclercq
• Scene painter: Scruton
• Machinist: Hartland
• Costumers: Godbee, Miss Marchbanks
• Box bookkeeper: Stuck
• Printer: (C. Lowndes, Marquis-court, Drury-Lane)

Authors/Pieces

Musical Composers And Arrangers

Choreographers

Actors

Addison

harvest peasants (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); rustics (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Indian hunters (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Coryphes (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); Albano (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); gardeners (6) in Summer House (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815); Quamjo (2) in Transformations (25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816); chorus (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); old witches of the heaths and wilds (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

principal characters (1) in Alphonso (1 Apr 1816); Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); confidential servant of Marchioness (1) in Giorno Felice (21 Mar 1816); Sorceress Curiosity (21) in Harlequin Rasselas (20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815); tarro (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Brusto Shabrico (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Abdalla (15) in Stratagems (4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Sachelin (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

principal smugglers (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)

harvest peasants (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); rustics (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Indian hunters (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Coryphes (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); principal hunters (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Terriboo (2) in Transformations (25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816); Rushob (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); old witches of the heaths and wilds (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

sailors (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); principal smugglers (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); chorus (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)

Rodolph (39) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Muley Azem (15) in Stratagems (4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)

principal characters (1) in Alphonso (1 Apr 1816); vocal hunters (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); Dozey (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Hinks-Sphinks-Pyramid or Pantaloon (21) in Harlequin Rasselas (20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815); Mao Mango (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Barebones (9) in Intrigue (14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); principal characters (44) in Love in the Vintage (14 Dec 1815 - 30 Mar 1816); Rofus (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Zedib Bennasker (15) in Stratagems (4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Kanko, afterwards Pantaloon (2) in Transformations (25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816); Mahmut (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); Pantaloon (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816); principal characters (12) in Young Serenader (15 Jan 1816 - 27 Jan 1816)

inquisitors (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)

daemon hounds (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)

principal dancers (49) in Conjuror (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816); principal dancers (1) in Fairly Taken In (25 Mar 1816); principal characters and dancers (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); principal characters (46) in Love in the Vintage (14 Dec 1815 - 6 Apr 1816); Sambo, afterwards Lover (2) in Transformations (25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816); dancers (1) in Turkish ballet (21 Mar 1816); principal dancers (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); genie of the palace (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816); principal characters (12) in Young Serenader (15 Jan 1816 - 27 Jan 1816)

inquisitors (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)

Alphonso (1) in Alphonso (1 Apr 1816); Henrico de Rosalva (39) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Doctor Aboulcazim (15) in Stratagems (4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)

pages, attendants (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); principal dancers (49) in Conjuror (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816); principal dancers (1) in Fairly Taken In (25 Mar 1816); Tabanna (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); principal characters and dancers (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); principal characters (46) in Love in the Vintage (14 Dec 1815 - 6 Apr 1816); Stilleto (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Sir Timothy Haggis, afterwards Lover (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816); principal characters (12) in Young Serenader (15 Jan 1816 - 27 Jan 1816)

daemon hounds (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)

principal hunters (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)

daemon hounds (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)

sailors (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); principal smugglers (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)

principal characters (1) in Alphonso (1 Apr 1816); harvest peasants (6) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815); Indian hunters (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); principal smugglers (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); pastry-cook (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

Coryphes (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); Lerif (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); old witches of the heaths and wilds (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

harvest peasants (12) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (6 Nov 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)

Baron Wildgrave (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); Clown (21) in Harlequin Rasselas (20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815); Count Lanfranco (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Clown (2) in Transformations (25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816); Crowdy, afterwards Clown (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

Henrico de Rosalva (1) in Old Oak Chest (25 Mar 1816)

Lucien Lenois (49) in Conjuror (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816); Maurice (1) in Giorno Felice (21 Mar 1816); George Furrow (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Captain Maitland (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Paulo de Lasso (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Achmet Ben Hamed (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)

Leopold (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); principal dancers (49) in Conjuror (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816); principal dancers (1) in Fairly Taken In (25 Mar 1816); Namasket (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); principal characters (46) in Love in the Vintage (14 Dec 1815 - 6 Apr 1816); dancers (1) in Turkish ballet (21 Mar 1816); principal dancers (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); principal characters (12) in Young Serenader (15 Jan 1816 - 27 Jan 1816)

Bob (1) in Forest Knight (28 Mar 1816)

Bofedella (2) in Transformations (25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816)

inquisitors (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)

old witches of the heaths and wilds (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

principal characters (1) in Alphonso (1 Apr 1816); vocal hunters (12) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Bastien (12) in Conjuror (30 Oct 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Alegre (1) in Giorno Felice (21 Mar 1816); lover (21) in Harlequin Rasselas (20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815); sailors (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Will Mainstay (9) in Intrigue (14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); Garcius (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); principal hunters (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Ali (15) in Stratagems (4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); dancing master (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

Witches of the Burning Cauldron (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

principal smugglers (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)

daemon hounds (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); Witches of the Burning Cauldron (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

vocal hunters (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); General Touchwood (6) in Summer House (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815); bailiff (12) in Two Little Savoyards (13 Nov 1815 - 25 Nov 1815)

harvest peasants (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); rustics (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); sailors (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Coryphes (18) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 16 Dec 1815); Corypes (3) in Jamie of Aberdeen (21 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); Carrillo (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); chorus (15) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)

rustic (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

vocal hunters (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); Joe (1) in Forest Knight (28 Mar 1816); rustics (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); sailors (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); principal hunters (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); principal smugglers (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); officers (15) in Stratagems (4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); chorus (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); Witches of the Burning Cauldron (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

pages, attendants (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); rustics (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Indian hunters (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Coryphes (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); Otho (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); gardeners (6) in Summer House (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815); Panzake (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); comic servant (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

Rodolph (1) in Old Oak Chest (25 Mar 1816)

pages, attendants (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); rustics (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Indian hunters (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Coryphes (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); principal hunters (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); principal smugglers (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Bambozo (2) in Transformations (25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816); chorus (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); old witches of the heaths and wilds (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

Hoeland (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); Bastien (37) in Conjuror (13 Nov 1815 - 4 Apr 1816); Pedrillo (1) in Giorno Felice (21 Mar 1816); Farmer Furrow (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Areonaut (21) in Harlequin Rasselas (20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815); Styptic (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Skinflint (9) in Intrigue (14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); Tinaco de Lasso (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Mustapha (15) in Stratagems (4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Trot (6) in Summer House (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815); Mored Sanzarmanaz (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)

vocal hunters (15) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); rustics (3) in Gipsy Girl (9 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); sailors (6) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 13 Jan 1816); principal characters and dancers (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); principal hunters (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); principal smugglers (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); chorus (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); old witches of the heaths and wilds (17) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 13 Jan 1816)

old witches of the heaths and wilds (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

principal characters (1) in Alphonso (1 Apr 1816); Marquis de Montesa (1) in Giorno Felice (21 Mar 1816); Herbert (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Almanza (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Caleb Hassen (15) in Stratagems (4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Sir Devereux Daisy (6) in Summer House (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815); Lord Frederick (12) in Two Little Savoyards (13 Nov 1815 - 25 Nov 1815); Saldanab (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)

inquisitors (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)

Blaise (49) in Conjuror (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816); Clod (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Cockney sportsman (3) in Harlequin Rasselas (20 Nov 1815 - 22 Nov 1815); Dan Dock (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Nicolas de Lasso (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Omar (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)

vocal hunters (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); inquisitors (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); rustics (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Indian hunters (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Tim Spoilcloth (9) in Intrigue (14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); principal characters and dancers (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); Brianthus (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); principal hunters (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); officers (15) in Stratagems (4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); forrester (6) in Summer House (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815); Quashee (2) in Transformations (25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816); Clarmont (12) in Two Little Savoyards (13 Nov 1815 - 25 Nov 1815); Zapho (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); old witches of the heaths and wilds (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816); landlord (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

Oswald (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); Cryer (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Rasselas (21) in Harlequin Rasselas (20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815); Komallo (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); principal characters and dancers (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); principal hunters (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Navigator, afterwards Harlequin (2) in Transformations (25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816); Glencarrol, afterwards Harlequin (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

Actresses

Bailey, Miss

female peasants (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); female peasants (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Indian hunters (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Coryphees (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); young witches of the woods (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

principal characters (1) in Alphonso (1 Apr 1816); Adeline (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); son of Marquis and Marchioness (1) in Giorno Felice (21 Mar 1816); Columbine (21) in Harlequin Rasselas (20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815); Matilda (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Umba, afterwards Columbine (2) in Transformations (25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816); dancers (1) in Turkish ballet (21 Mar 1816); Columbine (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

principal dancers (1) in Fairly Taken In (25 Mar 1816)

female peasants (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); female peasants (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Indian hunters (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Coryphees (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); chorus (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); young witches of the woods (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

Dame Hoeland (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); Mme. Belfleur (49) in Conjuror (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816); Dame Bertha (1) in Giorno Felice (21 Mar 1816); Bridget Bright-thorn (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Quashee (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Dame Margery (9) in Intrigue (14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); Swanza (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); Bruma (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

attendants on Adeline (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); female peasants (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Indian hunters (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Coryphees (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); chorus (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); young witches of the woods (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

principal characters (1) in Alphonso (1 Apr 1816); Lucina (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); Anne (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Genie of the mountains (21) in Harlequin Rasselas (20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815); Muskah (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Roda (5) in Old Oak Chest (26 Feb 1816 - 4 Mar 1816); Zemena (15) in Stratagems (4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Jemima (6) in Summer House (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815); Michell (12) in Two Little Savoyards (13 Nov 1815 - 25 Nov 1815); vocal attendants (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); Sunbright (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

Coryphees (9) in Jamie of Aberdeen (14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)

Matoona (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)

female peasants (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); Kate (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Indian hunters (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); principal characters and dancers (9) in Jamie of Aberdeen (14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); Coryphees (15) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815); Telma (15) in Stratagems (4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); chorus (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); young witches of the woods (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

Paulina (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); female peasants (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Indian hunters (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); principal characters and dancers (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); chorus (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); young witches of the woods (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816); flower girl (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

Louis (1) in Giorno Felice (21 Mar 1816); Wilhelm (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); dancers (1) in Turkish ballet (21 Mar 1816); Amazon (1) in Witch and the Owl (21 Mar 1816)

Lilla (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); principal dancers (49) in Conjuror (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816); principal dancers (1) in Fairly Taken In (25 Mar 1816); Florida (21) in Harlequin Rasselas (20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815); Rosa (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); principal characters and dancers (15) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815); principal characters (46) in Love in the Vintage (14 Dec 1815 - 6 Apr 1816); dancers (1) in Turkish ballet (21 Mar 1816); principal dancers (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); principal characters (12) in Young Serenader (15 Jan 1816 - 27 Jan 1816)

principal characters (1) in Alphonso (1 Apr 1816); Joletta (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); daughter to Dame Bertha (1) in Giorno Felice (21 Mar 1816); Fanny (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Nekayah (21) in Harlequin Rasselas (20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815); Cuba (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Marianne (9) in Intrigue (14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); Adriana (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Susan (6) in Summer House (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815); water genie (2) in Transformations (25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816); vocal attendants (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); Night-Star (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

Laurette (49) in Conjuror (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816); Richard (1) in Forest Knight (28 Mar 1816); Marchioness de Montesa (1) in Giorno Felice (21 Mar 1816); Sidney Nelson (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Roda (35) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Yamira (15) in Stratagems (4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816); Joset (12) in Two Little Savoyards (13 Nov 1815 - 25 Nov 1815); Delta (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)

attendants on Adeline (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); female peasants (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Indian hunters (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Coryphees (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); chorus (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); young witches of the woods (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

Florian (40) in Old Oak Chest (5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)

female peasants (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815); female peasants (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Indian hunters (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); Coryphees (24) in Jamie of Aberdeen (27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); young witches of the woods (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

Rosina (18) in Asgard, the Daemon Hunter (30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)

Nannette (49) in Conjuror (30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816); Dolly Dozey (6) in Gipsy Girl (6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815); Pekuah (21) in Harlequin Rasselas (20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815); Wowski (30) in Inscription (8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816); vocal attendants (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815); young witches of the woods (44) in Witch and the Owl (26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

vocal attendants (18) in Vizier's Son, the Merchant's Daughter, and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)

Musicians

• Snelling, Master (age 4, 1 Jan 1816; octave flute, 15 Jan 1816)

Singers

• Dornton, Mrs. (in character, 30 Oct 1815; 4 Dec 1815; 15 Jan 1816; 21 Mar 1816; 1 Apr 1816; 4 Apr 1816)
• Hartland, Frederick (25 Mar 1816)
• Jones, J. (in character, 30 Oct 1815; in character, 8 Jan 1816; 21 Mar 1816 (2); 1 Apr 1816)
• Slader, S. (25 Mar 1816)
• Stebbing, Robert? (21 Mar 1816; 1 Apr 1816)
• Stone, Master (26 Mar 1816)
• Weston (4 Apr 1816 (2))

Dancers

• Bemetzrieder (21 Mar 1816)
• Browne, Miss (4 Mar 1816)
• Dore, Master Louis R. (30 Oct 1815; 8 Feb 1816; 4 Mar 1816; 21 Mar 1816 (3); 4 Apr 1816)
• Dore, Miss E. (first and only app here, 26 Mar 1816)
• Flexmore, Richard (6 Nov 1815; by particular desire, 20 Nov 1815; 27 Nov 1815; 8 Feb 1816; 21 Mar 1816 (2))
• Hart, Miss (21 Mar 1816)
• Hartland, Frederick (25 Mar 1816)
• Le Brun, Miss (8 Feb 1816; 4 Mar 1816; 21 Mar 1816 (3))
• Leclercq, Charles? (30 Oct 1815; 8 Jan 1816; 8 Feb 1816; 4 Mar 1816; 21 Mar 1816 (2); 4 Apr 1816)
• Leclercq, Mme. Charles? (30 Oct 1815; 8 Feb 1816; 4 Mar 1816; 21 Mar 1816 (2); 4 Apr 1816)
• Yarnold, Edwin (25 Mar 1816)

Entertainers

• Daly (1 Apr 1816)
• Fisher, Joshua B. (1 Apr 1816)
• Hamblin (25 Mar 1816)
• Stebbing, Miss (Address of 44 lines, 1 Apr 1816)
• Weston (21 Mar 1816)
• Weston, Miss (4 Apr 1816)

Pieces Performed And Summary Cast Lists

* Alphonso; or, The Traitor Unmasked

(melodrama) by J. B. Fisher (1 time, 1 Apr 1816)

Summary Cast:

• Alphonso: J[oshua] B. Fisher (1 perf, 1 Apr 1816)
• principal characters: Austin (1 perf, 1 Apr 1816), [James] Villiers (1 perf, 1 Apr 1816), Daly (1 perf, 1 Apr 1816), Powell (1 perf, 1 Apr 1816), Hamblin (1 perf, 1 Apr 1816), Miss Browne (1 perf, 1 Apr 1816), Mrs. Riley (1 perf, 1 Apr 1816), Mrs. Dornton (1 perf, 1 Apr 1816)

(melodrama) by Miss Jane M. Scott (18 times, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)

Summary Cast:

• Baron Wildgrave: [Frederick] Hartland (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• Asgard, the Daemon Hunter: Austin (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• Oswald: [Edwin] Yarnold (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• Hoeland: [Robert?] Stebbing (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• Leopold: [Charles?] Leclercq (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• vocal hunters: Sherriff (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Daly (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), [R. H.] Widdicomb (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Santer (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Swinney (15 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Powell (12 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 11 Nov 1815)
• pages, attendants: Smith (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), [C. H.?] Simpson (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), [Richard] Flexmore (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• harvest peasants: Bemetzrieder (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Addison (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Shaw (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Hampton (12 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Hamblin (6 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815)
• daemon hounds: Gardel (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Florio (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Salner (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Debray (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• inquisitors: [R. H.] Widdicomb (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Morgan (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Ellis (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Davis (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Ward (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• Adeline: Miss Browne (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• Joletta: Mrs. Riley (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• Dame Hoeland: Mrs. Daly (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• Lilla: Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• Lucina: Mrs. Dornton (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• attendants on Adeline: Miss Sealey (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Miss Davenport (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• Paulina: Miss Hart (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• Rosina: Miss Weston (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)
• female peasants: Miss Garcia (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Miss Thornton (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Miss Bailey (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815), Miss Cannon (18 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 18 Nov 1815)

(burletta) by Miss Jane M. Scott, John Jolly (comp) (49 times, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816)

Summary Cast:

• Blaise: Weston (49 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Bastien: [Robert?] Stebbing (37 perfs, 13 Nov 1815 - 4 Apr 1816), Powell (12 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 11 Nov 1815)
• Lucien Lenois: J. Jones (49 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Mme. Belfleur: Mrs. Daly (49 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Nannette: Mrs. Weston (49 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Laurette: Miss [Jane M.] Scott (49 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816)
• principal dancers: Master Louis R. Dore (49 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816), [Richard] Flexmore (49 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816), [Charles?] Leclercq (49 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816), Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (49 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Apr 1816)

(melodrama) by Unknown (1 time, 2 Apr 1816)

(ballet) by Austin (chor) (1 time, 25 Mar 1816)

Summary Cast:

• principal dancers: [Charles?] Leclercq (1 perf, 25 Mar 1816), Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (1 perf, 25 Mar 1816), [Richard] Flexmore (1 perf, 25 Mar 1816), Master Louis R. Dore (1 perf, 25 Mar 1816), Miss S. Browne (1 perf, 25 Mar 1816)

(burletta) by Miss Jane M. Scott (1 time, 28 Mar 1816)

Summary Cast:

• Bob: Mezzia (1 perf, 28 Mar 1816)
• Joe: Sherriff (1 perf, 28 Mar 1816)
• Richard: Miss [Jane M.] Scott (1 perf, 28 Mar 1816)

(operatic entertainment) by Miss Jane M. Scott (1 time, 21 Mar 1816)

Summary Cast:

• Marquis de Montesa: [James] Villiers (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816)
• confidential servant of Marchioness: Austin (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816)
• Alegre: Powell (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816)
• Pedrillo: [Robert?] Stebbing (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816)
• Maurice: J. Jones (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816)
• Dame Bertha: Mrs. Daly (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816)
• son of Marquis and Marchioness: Miss Browne (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816)
• daughter to Dame Bertha: Mrs. Riley (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816)
• Louis: Miss Le Brun (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816)
• Marchioness de Montesa: Miss [Jane M.] Scott (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816)

(farce) by Miss Jane M. Scott (6 times, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815)

Summary Cast:

• Farmer Furrow: [Robert?] Stebbing (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815)
• George Furrow: J. Jones (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815)
• Dozey: Daly (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815)
• Clod: Weston (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815)
• Cryer: [Edwin] Yarnold (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815)
• rustics: [R. H.] Widdicomb (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815), Sherriff (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815), [C. H.?] Simpson (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815), Shaw (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815), Bemetzrieder (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815), Addison (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815), Smith (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815), Swinney (3 perfs, 9 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815)
• Dolly Dozey: Mrs. Weston (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815)
• Bridget Bright-thorn: Mrs. Daly (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815)
• Fanny: Mrs. Riley (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815)
• Kate: Miss Garcia (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815)
• Anne: Mrs. Dornton (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815)
• female peasants: Miss Hart (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815), Miss Thornton (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815), Miss Davenport (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815), Miss Cannon (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815), Miss Bailey (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815), Miss Sealey (6 perfs, 6 Nov 1815 - 11 Nov 1815)

(pantomime) by Miss Jane M. Scott, Lawrence (comp), John Jones (chor) (21 times, 20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815)

Summary Cast:

• Rasselas: [Edwin] Yarnold (21 perfs, 20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815)
• Sorceress Curiosity: Austin (21 perfs, 20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815)
• Genie of the mountains: Mrs. Dornton (21 perfs, 20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815)
• Hinks-Sphinks-Pyramid or Pantaloon: Daly (21 perfs, 20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815)
• lover: Powell (21 perfs, 20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815)
• Cockney sportsman: Weston (3 perfs, 20 Nov 1815 - 22 Nov 1815)
• Areonaut: [Robert?] Stebbing (21 perfs, 20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815)
• Clown: [Frederick] Hartland (21 perfs, 20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815)
• Florida: Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (21 perfs, 20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815)
• Nekayah: Mrs. Riley (21 perfs, 20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815)
• Pekuah: Mrs. Weston (21 perfs, 20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815)
• Columbine: Miss Browne (21 perfs, 20 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815)

(melodrama) by Miss Jane M. Scott, John Jolly (comp), James Sanderson (comp), Charles? Leclercq (chor) (30 times, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)

Summary Cast:

• Captain Maitland: J. Jones (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Dan Dock: Weston (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Styptic: [Robert?] Stebbing (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Herbert: [James] Villiers (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Sidney Nelson: Miss [Jane M.] Scott (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Matilda: Miss Browne (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Rosa: Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• tarro: Austin (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Mao Mango: Daly (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Komallo: [Edwin] Yarnold (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Tabanna: [Richard] Flexmore (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Cuba: Mrs. Riley (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Wowski: Mrs. Weston (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Muskah: Mrs. Dornton (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Matoona: Mrs. Elliot (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Quashee: Mrs. Daly (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Namasket: [Charles?] Leclercq (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• Indian hunters: [R. H.] Widdicomb (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Addison (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Smith (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Hamblin (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Bemetzrieder (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), [C. H.?] Simpson (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Miss Hart (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Miss Garcia (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Miss Cannon (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Miss Thornton (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Miss Sealey (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Miss Davenport (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Miss Bailey (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816)
• sailors: Sherriff (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Powell (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Bennett (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Shaw (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Green (30 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 4 Apr 1816), Swinney (6 perfs, 8 Jan 1816 - 13 Jan 1816)

(ballet) by Unknown (chor) (1 time, 28 Mar 1816)

(burletta) by Humphries, Montague P. Corri (comp) (9 times, 14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)

Summary Cast:

• Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing (9 perfs, 14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Tim Spoilcloth: [R. H.] Widdicomb (9 perfs, 14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Barebones: Daly (9 perfs, 14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Will Mainstay: Powell (9 perfs, 14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly (9 perfs, 14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Marianne: Mrs. Riley (9 perfs, 14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)

(ballet) by John Jones (chor) (24 times, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)

Summary Cast:

• principal characters and dancers: [Edwin] Yarnold (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), [Richard] Flexmore (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Swinney (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), [R. H.] Widdicomb (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Master Louis R. Dore (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Miss Hart (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (15 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815), Miss Garcia (9 perfs, 14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Coryphes: Bemetzrieder (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Addison (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Smith (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), [C. H.?] Simpson (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Hamlet (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Shaw (18 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 16 Dec 1815)
• Coryphees: Miss Thornton (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Miss Cannon (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Miss Davenport (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Miss Bailey (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Miss Sealey (24 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Miss Garcia (15 perfs, 27 Nov 1815 - 13 Dec 1815), Miss Edwards (9 perfs, 14 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Corypes: Shaw (3 perfs, 21 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)

(ballet) by Charles? Leclercq (chor), John Jolly (comp) (46 times, 14 Dec 1815 - 6 Apr 1816)

Summary Cast:

• principal characters: Master Louis R. Dore (46 perfs, 14 Dec 1815 - 6 Apr 1816), [Richard] Flexmore (46 perfs, 14 Dec 1815 - 6 Apr 1816), [Charles?] Leclercq (46 perfs, 14 Dec 1815 - 6 Apr 1816), Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (46 perfs, 14 Dec 1815 - 6 Apr 1816), Daly (44 perfs, 14 Dec 1815 - 30 Mar 1816)

([m]) by Miss Jane M. Scott, John Jolly (comp) (40 times, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)

Summary Cast:

• Count Lanfranco: [Frederick] Hartland (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Almanza: [James] Villiers (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Henrico de Rosalva: J[oshua] B. Fisher (39 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Johnson (1 perf, 25 Mar 1816)
• Brusto Shabrico: Austin (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Rodolph: Bishop (39 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), S. Slader (1 perf, 25 Mar 1816)
• Nicolas de Lasso: Weston (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Tinaco de Lasso: [Robert?] Stebbing (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Paulo de Lasso: J. Jones (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Rofus: Daly (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Garcius: Powell (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Brianthus: [R. H.] Widdicomb (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Otho: [C. H.?] Simpson (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Albano: Addison (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Stilleto: [Richard] Flexmore (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Carrillo: Shaw (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Wilhelm: Miss Le Brun (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Florian: Miss Stebbing (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• principal hunters: [Edwin] Yarnold (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Powell (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Sherriff (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Swinney (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), [R. H.] Widdicomb (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Bemetzrieder (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Smith (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Garcia (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• principal smugglers: Hamblin (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Baldwin (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Rogers (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Smith (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Sherriff (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Swinney (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Green (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Bennett (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Adriana: Mrs. Riley (40 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Roda: Miss [Jane M.] Scott (35 perfs, 5 Feb 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Mrs. Dornton (5 perfs, 26 Feb 1816 - 4 Mar 1816)

(melodrama) by Miss Jane M. Scott, John Jolly (comp) (15 times, 4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)

Summary Cast:

• Abdalla: Austin (15 perfs, 4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Caleb Hassen: [James] Villiers (15 perfs, 4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Doctor Aboulcazim: J[oshua] B. Fisher (15 perfs, 4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Zedib Bennasker: Daly (15 perfs, 4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Mustapha: [Robert?] Stebbing (15 perfs, 4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Muley Azem: Bishop (15 perfs, 4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Ali: Powell (15 perfs, 4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• officers: [R. H.] Widdicomb (15 perfs, 4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816), Sherriff (15 perfs, 4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Zemena: Mrs. Dornton (15 perfs, 4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Telma: Miss Garcia (15 perfs, 4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• Yamira: Miss [Jane M.] Scott (15 perfs, 4 Mar 1816 - 6 Apr 1816)
• soldiers, attendants: [blank name] (1 perf, 4 Mar 1816)

(comic operetta) by Miss Jane M. Scott, Lawrence (comp) (6 times, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815)

Summary Cast:

• General Touchwood: Santer (6 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815)
• Trot: [Robert?] Stebbing (6 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815)
• Sir Devereux Daisy: [James] Villiers (6 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815)
• forrester: [R. H.] Widdicomb (6 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815)
• gardeners: [C. H.?] Simpson (6 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815), Addison (6 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815)
• Susan: Mrs. Riley (6 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815)
• Jemima: Mrs. Dornton (6 perfs, 30 Oct 1815 - 4 Nov 1815)

(comic pantomime) by Frederick Hartland, Montague P.? Corri (comp) (2 times, 25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816)

Summary Cast:

• Navigator, afterwards Harlequin: [Edwin] Yarnold (2 perfs, 25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816)
• Kanko, afterwards Pantaloon: Daly (2 perfs, 25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816)
• Sambo, afterwards Lover: Master Louis R. Dore (2 perfs, 25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816)
• Quashee: [R. H.] Widdicomb (2 perfs, 25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816)
• Terriboo: Bemetzrieder (2 perfs, 25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816)
• Bambozo: Smith (2 perfs, 25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816)
• Quamjo: Addison (2 perfs, 25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816)
• Bofedella: Master [Charles F.?] Morelli (2 perfs, 25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816)
• Clown: [Frederick] Hartland (2 perfs, 25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816)
• water genie: Mrs. Riley (2 perfs, 25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816)
• Umba, afterwards Columbine: Miss Browne (2 perfs, 25 Mar 1816 - 28 Mar 1816)

(ballet) by Charles? Leclercq (chor) (1 time, 21 Mar 1816)

Summary Cast:

• dancers: Master Louis R. Dore (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816), Miss Le Brun (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816), Miss Browne (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816), [Charles?] Leclercq (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816), Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816)

(burletta) by Unknown (12 times, 13 Nov 1815 - 25 Nov 1815)

Summary Cast:

• Lord Frederick: [James] Villiers (12 perfs, 13 Nov 1815 - 25 Nov 1815)
• bailiff: Santer (12 perfs, 13 Nov 1815 - 25 Nov 1815)
• Clarmont: [R. H.] Widdicomb (12 perfs, 13 Nov 1815 - 25 Nov 1815)
• Michell: Mrs. Dornton (12 perfs, 13 Nov 1815 - 25 Nov 1815)
• Joset: Miss [Jane M.] Scott (12 perfs, 13 Nov 1815 - 25 Nov 1815)
• peasants, villagers: [blank name] (1 perf, 13 Nov 1815)

(burletta) by Miss Jane M. Scott (18 times, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)

Summary Cast:

• Mored Sanzarmanaz: [Robert?] Stebbing (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Saldanab: [James] Villiers (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Achmet Ben Hamed: J. Jones (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Omar: Weston (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Mahmut: Daly (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Zapho: [R. H.] Widdicomb (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Rushob: Bemetzrieder (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Lerif: Hamlet (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Swanza: Mrs. Daly (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Panzake: [C. H.?] Simpson (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• Delta: Miss [Jane M.] Scott (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• principal dancers: Master Louis R. Dore (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), [Charles?] Leclercq (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• vocal attendants: Mrs. Dornton (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Mrs. Riley (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Mrs. Weston (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Miss Young (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)
• chorus: Swinney (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Sherriff (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Smith (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Addison (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Bennett (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Miss Garcia (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Miss Hart (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Miss Cannon (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Miss Davenport (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Miss Sealey (18 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815), Shaw (15 perfs, 4 Dec 1815 - 23 Dec 1815)

(pantomime) by Unknown, John Jolly (comp), James Sanderson (comp) (44 times, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)

Summary Cast:

• Bruma: Mrs. Daly (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• Sunbright: Mrs. Dornton (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• Night-Star: Mrs. Riley (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• Sachelin: Austin (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• Witches of the Burning Cauldron: J. Powell (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Sherriff (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Salner (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• young witches of the woods: Miss Garcia (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Miss Hart (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Miss Thornton (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Miss Bailey (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Miss Cannon (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Miss Sealey (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Miss Davenport (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Mrs. Weston (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• old witches of the heaths and wilds: [R. H.] Widdicomb (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Bemetzrieder (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Hamlet (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Addison (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Smith (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Turner (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Morton (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816), Swinney (17 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 13 Jan 1816)
• Glencarrol, afterwards Harlequin: [Edwin] Yarnold (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• Pantaloon: Daly (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• Sir Timothy Haggis, afterwards Lover: [Richard] Flexmore (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• Crowdy, afterwards Clown: [Frederick] Hartland (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• rustic: J. Shaw (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• comic servant: [C. H.?] Simpson (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• dancing master: Powell (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• pastry-cook: Hamblin (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• landlord: [R. H.] Widdicomb (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• flower girl: Miss Hart (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• Columbine: Miss Browne (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• genie of the palace: Master Louis R. Dore (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• inhabitants of the Silver Lake: Unlisted (44 perfs, 26 Dec 1815 - 21 Mar 1816)
• Amazon: Miss Le Brun (1 perf, 21 Mar 1816)

(divertissement) by Charles? Leclercq (chor) (12 times, 15 Jan 1816 - 27 Jan 1816)

Summary Cast:

• principal characters: Master Louis R. Dore (12 perfs, 15 Jan 1816 - 27 Jan 1816), [Richard] Flexmore (12 perfs, 15 Jan 1816 - 27 Jan 1816), Daly (12 perfs, 15 Jan 1816 - 27 Jan 1816), [Charles?] Leclercq (12 perfs, 15 Jan 1816 - 27 Jan 1816), Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (12 perfs, 15 Jan 1816 - 27 Jan 1816)

Genre

• ballet (5)
• burletta (5)
• comic operetta (1)
• comic pantomime (1)
• divertissement (1)
• farce (1)
• melodrama (6)
• operatic entertainment (1)
• pantomime (2)

Music, Composers and Musicians

• flute selections: Master Snelling (age 4) (01 Jan 1816)
• airs: Master Snelling (octave flute) (15 Jan 1816)
• waltz: "The Waterloo Waltze" [Schoengen] (26 Mar 1816)

Songs, Composers and Singers

• song: Mrs. Dornton (in character) (30 Oct 1815)
• song: J. Jones (in character) (30 Oct 1815)
• favorite song: Mrs. Dornton (04 Dec 1815)
• "The Death of Nelson" J. Jones (in character) (08 Jan 1816)
• song: Mrs. Dornton (15 Jan 1816)
• admired ballad: J. Jones (21 Mar 1816)
• "Love Among the Roses" J. Jones (21 Mar 1816)
• comic song: "Humours of Dunmow" [Robert?] Stebbing (21 Mar 1816)
• song: Mrs. Dornton (21 Mar 1816)
• comic song: "The Clown and His Neddy" [Frederick] Hartland (25 Mar 1816)
• favourite song: S. Slader (25 Mar 1816)
• comic song: "Tippitywitchet" [Charles Dibdin] Master Stone (26 Mar 1816)
• "Young Love" Mrs. Dornton (01 Apr 1816)
• comic song: [Robert?] Stebbing (01 Apr 1816)
• favorite song: J. Jones (01 Apr 1816)
• new song: Mrs. Dornton (04 Apr 1816)
• "Sheep's Eyes! or Bob Wronghead's New Method of Courting" Weston (04 Apr 1816)
• comic song: "Irish Providence" Weston (04 Apr 1816)

Dances, Choreographers, And Dancers

• rural dance festival: [Charles?] Leclercq; Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (30 Oct 1815)
• pas seul: Master Louis R. Dore (30 Oct 1815)
• grand incidental dance (30 Oct 1815)
• comic dance: [Richard] Flexmore (06 Nov 1815)
• favorite comic dance: "The Frog in the Opera Hat" [Richard] Flexmore (by particular desire) (20 Nov 1815)
• comic dance: "The Tank" [Richard] Flexmore (27 Nov 1815)
• grand Turkish ballet divertissement: [Charles?] Leclercq (04 Dec 1815)
• pastoral bower dance (14 Dec 1815)
• characteristic mystic broom dance [Austin] (26 Dec 1815)
• grand finale dance [Charles?] Leclercq (26 Dec 1815)
• grand characteristic dance: [Charles?] Leclercq (08 Jan 1816)
• pas deux (from The Daemon Hunter): [Charles?] Leclercq; Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (08 Feb 1816)
• pas deux: Master Louis R. Dore; Miss Le Brun (08 Feb 1816)
• comic dance: "The Tank" [Richard] Flexmore (08 Feb 1816)
• pas deux: Master Louis R. Dore; Miss Le Brun (04 Mar 1816)
• shawl pas seul: Miss Browne (04 Mar 1816)
• grand pas deux: [Charles?] Leclercq; Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (04 Mar 1816)
• finale (04 Mar 1816)
• celebrated dance: "Frog in the Opera Hat" [Richard] Flexmore (21 Mar 1816)
• broad sword hornpipe: Miss Le Brun (21 Mar 1816)
• clog hornpipe: Master Louis R. Dore (21 Mar 1816)
• characteristic dance of witches (21 Mar 1816)
• grand finale dance: [Charles?] Leclercq (21 Mar 1816)
• pas seul: Miss Le Brun (21 Mar 1816)
• pas seul: Master Louis R. Dore (21 Mar 1816)
• pas deux: [Charles?] Leclercq; Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (21 Mar 1816)
• pas de deux: Master Louis R. Dore; Miss Le Brun (21 Mar 1816)
• grand pas de deux: [Charles?] Leclercq; Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (21 Mar 1816)
• grand finale (21 Mar 1816)
• comic dance: "Paddy Carey" [Richard] Flexmore (21 Mar 1816)
• naval hornpipe: "The Waterman" Bemetzrieder (21 Mar 1816)
• pas deux: "Irish Lilt and Jigg" Miss Hart (21 Mar 1816)
• original fricasse pas de deux: [Edwin] Yarnold; [Frederick] Hartland (25 Mar 1816)
• naval hornpipe: Miss E. Dore (first and only app here) (26 Mar 1816)
• grand Persian ballet (01 Apr 1816)
• Spanish bolero: [Charles?] Leclercq; Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq (04 Apr 1816)
• clog hornpipe: Master Louis R. Dore (04 Apr 1816)

Spectacle Performers

• Austin (grand incidental combat, 5 Feb 1816)
• Bishop (incidental combat, 5 Feb 1816)
• Hartland, Frederick (grand incidental combat, 5 Feb 1816; incidental combat, 5 Feb 1816)

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