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Contents

• The Season

• Daily Calendar For 1833-1834

• First Performance of Sep 1833

• First Performance of Oct 1833

• First Performance of Nov 1833

• First Performance of Dec 1833

• First Performance of Jan 1834

• First Performance of Feb 1834

• First Performance of Mar 1834

• First Performance of Apr 1834

• First Performance of May 1834

• First Performance of Jun 1834

• First Performance of Jul 1834

• 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

The Season

The opening of the 1833-34 Adelphi season brought more changes to the interior of Yates' and Mathews' popular house. The Theatrical Observer announced that "although this theatre will not have been closed more than a week, it will present on its reopening night quite a novel appearance, having been entirely redecorated in that short interval, to effect which more than 100 workmen having been employed" (27 September 1833). After the 30 September opening, the Theatrical Observer reported "the house has assumed quite a new face; the blue silk draperies and fringes have been removed from the fronts of the boxes, and burnished gold ornaments substituted which have a very pleasing effect" (1 October 1833). Of particular interest was the box engaged by the Duchess of St. Albans which had been constructed from two previously existing boxes (Theatrical Observer, 27 September 1833). H. Barton Baker reports that the Duchess (formerly Miss Melton) was a special friend and patron of Yates who "frequently came to his assistance" during times of financial hardship (History of the London Stage, p. 423). Perhaps it was for her "particular desire" that a special performance of Victorine was presented on 22 March (see bill). The season closed on 4 July 1834, after 24 plays had been presented in 191 performances.

Yates and Mathews faced some significant personnel problems as the 1833-34 season opened. According to the Theatrical Observer of 26 September 1833, the Company had grown to 140 performers, including four leading actresses: Harriett Waylett, Fanny Fitzwilliam, Laura Honey, and Elizabeth Yates. That publication had noted on 16 September 1833, that the contention of these four ladies for the "first business ... will give the manager sufficient employment." Indeed the Observer had anticipated a problem, which did surface with the opening of the first show, Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman. On 1 October, he explained: "Mrs. Honey played the part of Mme. Poupette which was intended for Mrs. Fitzwilliam, but in consequence of a misunderstanding, the latter lady threw up her engagement at this theatre." In a self-congratulatory tone, he added, "We foresaw that Mr. Yates would have great difficulty in reconciling the clashing interests of his ladies." Despite this problem, Baker wrote, "this house could boast of companies which made the name of the minor theatre famous throughout the dramatic world" (p. 423).

As in the previous season, none of the 1833-34 offerings achieved the popularity of The Wreck Ashore or Victorine, but John Buckstone's burletta, The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage, did run for 53 performances. When it opened on Nov. 25, the Theatrical Observer proclaimed that it "bids fair to rival in popularity the most attractive of the Adelphi pieces" (27 November 1833). The Times agreed that the play "must be added to the long list of deservedly successful pieces" presented at the Adelphi (26 November 1833).

Elizabeth Yates received special acclaim for her acting again this season by starring in Henry Holl's Grace Huntley. Proclaimed "a real Adelphi drama" by the Athenæum on 2 November 1833 (p. 740), the melodrama featured Mrs. Yates as an innocent girl married to an unscrupulous criminal. The New Monthly Magazine for 1833 declared, "We must observe that the acting of Mrs. Yates ... is just as near perfection as anything on a stage can be. She is a Garrick in petticoats" (pt. III, p. 351). The play ran for 48 performances.

Another favorite of the season was a musical extravaganza by Pitt called Lurine; or, The Revolt of the Naiades [sic]. The play's spectacle attracted the most attention from critics like the writer for the Times who said: "We have seen nothing at any of the minor theatres that in point of brilliancy at all approaches it. The scenery, by Messrs. Tompkins and Pitt, would do credit to any theatre" (14 January 1834). The Athenæum's critic seconded that opinion when he wrote: "The machinery and the general getting up of the piece touch closely, when we consider the difficulties to be surmounted in so small a theatre, upon the wonderful" (18 January 1834, p. 52). An interesting note concerning this production appears in Mathews' biography. The co-manager apparently did not approve of the production's concept when first introduced by his partner. He wrote to his wife on 15 December 1833, "I wrote my objections to the 'harem-'scar'em scheme ... I told him it was, in my opinion, disgraceful:--but what a mockery it is of Yates asking my consent!" (Mathews, Memoirs of Charles Mathews, Comedian, IV, 248).

Mathews had, in fact, spent much of the season away from London recovering from various illnesses. He returned to the city in April to present "a succession of selections from his old entertainments" (Mathews, p. 281). The resulting pieces were billed as two different shows: Mathews at Home, Comic Annual, which ran for 26 performances, and Mr. Mathews at Home with His Comic Annual, which ran for 10 nights. Critics responded with their usual praise, calling Mathews "a living Hogarth" (Times, 5 May 1834).

When the regular season closed at the end of March after benefits honoring Elizabeth Yates, John Reeve and Laura Honey, Yates proclaimed this to be "a most successful season--the shortest we have ever played under, but the most brilliant" and bragged that "no expense is spared for your amusement" (Times, 24 March 1834). Unfortunately, according to Mathews' widow and H. Barton Baker, the managers' profits did not reflect the plays' critical and popular success. Baker writes, "somehow, [the Adelphi] could not be made to pay; whether it was badly managed, or managers lived beyond their means, or the public were not sufficiently liberal in their support, it would be difficult to determine" (p. 423). Anne Mathews indicates throughout the fourth volume of her husband's biography that the actor-manager constantly struggled in his later years to make ends meet. It appears that by the end of the 1833-34 season the extravagance, which had made the Adelphi so popular, began to take a toll on the theatre's managers.

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Daily Calendar For 1833-1834

1) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; MS name "Fitzball" on bill
AU: [Edward Fitzball], COMP: George H. Rodwell
Au Comm The Theatrical Observer (September 27, 1833) attributes authorship to Edward Fitzball

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, next 1 Oct 1833

Genre (romantic drama) entirely new original romantic drama written expressly for the theatre

First Night Cast

The Viceroy: Bayne; Zobaldo, the undying (pretended alchemist): O. Smith; Lenoda (young student of Barcelona): [Frederick H.] Yates; Floresco (his friend and fellow student): [Henry?] Hemming; The Demon Bat: S[tephen] Smith; Pablo (honest lemon merchant somewhat addicted to necromancy): John Reeve; Ambo Gusto (bellows blower to the infernal fire): [John B.] Buckstone; Juan (principal to the Inquisition): Morris; Ompharak (chief of the demons): [Frederick H.] Mordaunt Fiends changed to stone for crimes, reanimated by Zobalda Phomoriamex: Gibson; Strataphantez: King; Gomaria: Brown demons of fire, demons of air, demons of water, demons of earth: Price, Gifford, Willing, Green, Walsh; Algueziles, inquisitors, maskers, dancers, mummers, soldiers, monks: [Unlisted]; Lekinda (the sleepless woman): Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates; Oriella (orphan): Mrs. [Harriett] Waylett; Madame Poupette (sprightly widow of a French negociant): Mrs. [Laura] Honey; bridesmaids, peasants, nuns: Miss Jackson, Miss Walsh, Miss Labatt, Miss Hambleton, Miss Rayner, Miss Blake, Miss Astley, Miss Elder, Mrs. Woodyer, Miss Beaumont

Reference Cast

The Viceroy: Bayne Zobaldo, the undying: O. Smith Lenoda: Frederick H. Yates Floresco: Henry? Hemming The Demon Bat: Stephen Smith Pablo: John Reeve Ambo Gusto: John B. Buckstone Juan: Morris Ompharak: Frederick H. Mordaunt Phomoriamex: Gibson Strataphantez: King Gomaria: Brown demons of fire, demons of air,    demons of water, demons of    earth:    Price    Gifford    Willing    Green    Walsh

Algueziles, inquisitors, maskers,    dancers, mummers, soldiers,    monks: Unlisted Lekinda: Mrs. Frederick H.    Yates Oriella: Mrs. Harriett Waylett Madame Poupette: Mrs. Laura    Honey bridesmaids, peasants, nuns:    Miss Jackson    Miss Walsh    Miss Labatt    Miss Hambleton    Miss Rayner    Miss Blake    Miss Astley    Miss Elder    Mrs. Woodyer    Miss Beaumont

DIR: [Frederick H.] Yates

overture (to The Bottle Imp): [George H. Rodwell]

embodying of the laboratory in the air; resuscitation of the sleepless woman and ascent of the cabalistic altar over the City of Memphis; horrific transformation of the sleepless woman to the phantom bat; disenchantment of the sleepless woman and engulfing of the Necromancer in a sea of liquid fire

1. [moonlight] unhallowed cloisters; 2. a street and lemon shop in Barcelona; 3. laboratory of Zobaldo; 4. the tombs of Memphis; 5. interior of Madame Poupette's house; 6. nuptial residence of Floresco; 7. public gardens of Barcelona; 8. exterior of Zobaldo's laboratory; 9. interior of Zobaldo's laboratory with moonlight terrace; 10. Oriella's dormitory; 11. Pablo's house; 12. valley of eternal snow with gigantic skull and burning poppies of oblivion; 13. presence hall of Barcelona

2) The Mummy (1)

Title Comment "By agreement with the author" (bill)
AU: [William B. Bernard]

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, next 1 Oct 1833

Genre (operatic farce) popular extravaganza

First Night Cast

Toby Tramp: John Reeve; Mr. Mandragon: Unlisted

Reference Cast

Toby Tramp: John Reeve

Mr. Mandragon: Unlisted

Reeve's name is the only one on the bill

3) The Loves of the Stars (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: [William L. Rede], COMP: [G.] Alexander Lee

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, next 1 Oct 1833

Genre (musical drama) romantic, mythological, and musical burletta

First Night Cast

immortals Zeraph (spirit of song): Mrs. [Harriett] Waylett; Rubi (spirit of knowledge): Miss Alleyne; Malech (spirit of love): Miss Daly; Zephyr: Miss Rose; Spring: Miss [Leone] Griffiths; Summer: Miss Slade; Autumn: Miss Lane mortals Korath (warrior and hunter): [Frederick H.] Yates Morath (herdsman): W. Bennett; Jap (worker in iron): [James P.] Wilkinson (1st time since return from America); Hanooh (fisher): [Henry?] Hemming; Reuben (tiller of the earth): Brayne (1st app); Jap's men: Walsh, Morris, Price, Green, Gifford, Willing; Lilis: Mrs. [Laura] Honey; Lea: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello; Nama: Miss Jackson

Reference Cast

Zeraph: Mrs. Harriett Waylett Rubi: Miss Alleyne Malech: Miss Daly Zephyr: Miss Rose Spring: Miss Leone Griffiths Summer: Miss Slade Autumn: Miss Lane Korath: Frederick H. Yates Morath: W. Bennett Jap: James P. Wilkinson Hanooh: Henry? Hemming

Reuben: Brayne Jap's men:    Walsh    Morris    Price    Green    Gifford    Willing Lilis: Mrs. Laura Honey Lea: Miss Cecilia? Novello Nama: Miss Jackson

(dI) trio: "Bright Beams the Merry Day" [Henry R. Bishop], Mrs. [Laura] Honey, Miss [Cecilia?] Novello, Miss Jackson; (dI) chorus: -the characters; (dI) air: "Those Lovely Eyes" [[G.] Alexander Lee], Mrs. [Harriett] Waylett; (dI) air: "Vows Are Wind" [[G.] Alexander Lee], [James P.] Wilkinson; (dI) duet: "Gently, Ah Gently" [Biangini], Mrs. [Harriett] Waylett, Miss Alleyne; (dI) trio: "From that Far Clime" [[Gioacchino A.] Rossini], Mrs. [Harriett] Waylett, Miss Alleyne, Mrs. [Laura] Honey; (dI) finale: "Droop not Fair One" [[G.] Alexander Lee], Mrs. [Harriett] Waylett, Miss Alleyne, Miss [Cecilia?] Novello, Mrs. [Laura] Honey; (dII) chorus: -the characters; (dII) quartette: [Steibelt], Mrs. [Harriett] Waylett, Miss [Cecilia?] Novello, Mrs. [Laura] Honey, Miss Jackson; (dII) air: "Bells upon the Wind" [[G.] Alexander Lee], Mrs. [Harriett] Waylett; (dII) glee and chorus: -the characters; (dII) chorus: -the characters; (dII) finale: -the characters

1) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (2)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 30 Sep 1833, next 2 Oct 1833

2) The Mummy (2)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 30 Sep 1833, next 2 Oct 1833

3) The Loves of the Stars (2)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 30 Sep 1833, next 2 Oct 1833

1) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (3)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 1 Oct 1833, next 3 Oct 1833

2) The Mummy (3)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 1 Oct 1833, next 3 Oct 1833

3) The Loves of the Stars (3)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 1 Oct 1833, next 3 Oct 1833

1) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (4)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 2 Oct 1833, next 4 Oct 1833

2) The Mummy (4)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 2 Oct 1833, next 4 Oct 1833

3) The Loves of the Stars (4)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 2 Oct 1833, next 4 Oct 1833

1) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (5)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 3 Oct 1833, next 5 Oct 1833

2) The Mummy (5)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 3 Oct 1833, next 5 Oct 1833

3) The Loves of the Stars (5)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 3 Oct 1833, next 5 Oct 1833

1) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (6)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 4 Oct 1833, next 7 Oct 1833

2) The Mummy (6)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 4 Oct 1833, next 7 Oct 1833

3) The Loves of the Stars (6)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 4 Oct 1833, next 7 Oct 1833

1) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (7)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 5 Oct 1833, next 8 Oct 1833

Cast truncated in the source

2) Twenty Thousand Pounds; or, London Love (1)

Title Comment Billed under subtitle London Love
AU: [Unknown]

Performances first 7 Oct 1833, next 8 Oct 1833

Genre (farce) new burletta

First Night Cast

Mr. Dormer: W. Bennett; Augustus Drummond: [John B.] Buckstone; Edward: [Henry?] Hemming; Honorable Charles Cheverile: [Frederick H.] Yates; Cecile: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates; Emily: Mrs. Daly

Cast Comment Role of Honorable Charles Cheverile given as "Cheverlie"; here we are following spelling of original performance 4 Feb. 1833

Reference Cast

Mr. Dormer: W. Bennett Augustus Drummond: John B.    Buckstone Edward: Henry? Hemming

Honorable Charles Cheverile:    Frederick H. Yates Cecile: Mrs. Frederick H. Yates Emily: Mrs. Daly

3) The Mummy (7)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 5 Oct 1833, next 8 Oct 1833

4) The Loves of the Stars (7)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 5 Oct 1833, next 8 Oct 1833

Cast truncated in the source

1) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (8)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 7 Oct 1833, next 9 Oct 1833

2) Twenty Thousand Pounds; or, London Love (2)

Performances first 7 Oct 1833, previous 7 Oct 1833, next 9 Oct 1833

3) The Mummy (8)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 7 Oct 1833, next 9 Oct 1833

4) The Loves of the Stars (8)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 7 Oct 1833, next 9 Oct 1833

1) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (9)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 8 Oct 1833, next 10 Oct 1833

2) Twenty Thousand Pounds; or, London Love (3)

Performances first 7 Oct 1833, previous 8 Oct 1833, next 10 Oct 1833

3) The Mummy (9)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 8 Oct 1833, next 10 Oct 1833

4) The Loves of the Stars (9)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 8 Oct 1833, next 10 Oct 1833

1) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (10)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 9 Oct 1833, next 11 Oct 1833

2) Twenty Thousand Pounds; or, London Love (4)

Performances first 7 Oct 1833, previous 9 Oct 1833, next 11 Oct 1833

3) The Mummy (10)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 9 Oct 1833, next 11 Oct 1833

4) The Loves of the Stars (10)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 9 Oct 1833, next 11 Oct 1833

1) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (11)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 10 Oct 1833, next 12 Oct 1833

2) Twenty Thousand Pounds; or, London Love (5)

Performances first 7 Oct 1833, previous 10 Oct 1833, next 12 Oct 1833

3) The Mummy (11)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 10 Oct 1833, next 12 Oct 1833

4) The Loves of the Stars (11)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 10 Oct 1833, next 12 Oct 1833

1) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (12)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 11 Oct 1833, next 14 Oct 1833

2) Twenty Thousand Pounds; or, London Love (6)

Performances first 7 Oct 1833, previous 11 Oct 1833

3) The Mummy (12)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 11 Oct 1833, next 9 Dec 1833

4) The Loves of the Stars (12)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 11 Oct 1833, next 14 Oct 1833

1) Grace Huntley (1)

Title Comment 1st time here
AU: [Henry Holl], COMP: George H. Rodwell, Jonathan Blewitt

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, next 15 Oct 1833

Genre (melodrama) entirely new domestic burletta in three acts; 3 acts

First Night Cast

Joseph Huntley: [Frederick H.] Yates; Able Darnley: Bayne; Simon Mealbag (a baker's apprentice): John Reeve; Sandy Smith: O. Smith; Giles (landlord of the alehouse): [John] Sanders; villagers: Walsh, Willing, Gifford, Price, Green; Grace Darnley, later Grace Huntley: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates; Peggy: Miss Alleyne; William Huntley (aged 11): Master Bryant; Tibby Cracko (the Justice's black footman): [John B.] Buckstone; Squire Lambert: Brayne; Justice: S[tephen] Smith; officer: Morris; servant: [Frederick H.] Mordaunt; Alice Green: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello

Reference Cast

Joseph Huntley: Frederick H.    Yates Able Darnley: Bayne Simon Mealbag: John Reeve Sandy Smith: O. Smith Giles: John Sanders villagers:    Walsh    Willing    Gifford    Price    Green

Grace Darnley, later Grace    Huntley: Mrs. Frederick H.    Yates Peggy: Miss Leone Griffiths William Huntley: Master Bryant Tibby Cracko: John B. Buckstone Squire Lambert: Brayne Justice: Stephen Smith officer: Morris servant: Frederick H. Mordaunt Alice Green: Miss Cecilia?    Novello

1. village in Kent; 2. Darnley's cottage; 3. heath and windmill; 4. view of old building in village; 5. waste land and hut

2) The Loves of the Stars (13)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 12 Oct 1833, next 15 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Malech: Miss Debot Morath: Stephen Smith Lilis: Miss Daly

Cast truncated in the source

3) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (13)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 12 Oct 1833, next 15 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Madame Poupette: Miss Daly

Cast truncated in the source

1) Grace Huntley (2)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 14 Oct 1833, next 16 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (14 Oct 1833)

BUT Peggy: Miss Alleyne

2) The Loves of the Stars (14)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 14 Oct 1833, next 16 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Malech: Miss Debot Morath: Stephen Smith Lilis: Miss Daly

3) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (14)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 14 Oct 1833, next 16 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Madame Poupette: Miss Daly

1) Grace Huntley (3)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 15 Oct 1833, next 17 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (14 Oct 1833)

BUT Peggy: Miss Alleyne

2) The Loves of the Stars (15)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 15 Oct 1833, next 17 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Malech: Miss Debot Morath: Stephen Smith Lilis: Miss Daly

3) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (15)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 15 Oct 1833, next 17 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Madame Poupette: Miss Daly

1) Grace Huntley (4)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 16 Oct 1833, next 18 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (14 Oct 1833)

BUT Peggy: Miss Alleyne

2) The Loves of the Stars (16)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 16 Oct 1833, next 18 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Malech: Miss Debot Morath: Stephen Smith Lilis: Miss Daly

3) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (16)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 16 Oct 1833, next 18 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Madame Poupette: Miss Daly

1) Grace Huntley (5)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 17 Oct 1833, next 19 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (14 Oct 1833)

BUT Peggy: Miss Alleyne

2) The Loves of the Stars (17)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 17 Oct 1833, next 19 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Malech: Miss Debot Morath: Stephen Smith Lilis: Miss Daly

3) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (17)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 17 Oct 1833, next 19 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Madame Poupette: Miss Daly

1) Grace Huntley (6)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 18 Oct 1833, next 21 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (14 Oct 1833)

BUT Peggy: Miss Alleyne

2) The Loves of the Stars (18)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 18 Oct 1833, next 21 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Malech: Miss Debot Morath: Stephen Smith Lilis: Miss Daly

3) Lekinda, The Sleepless Woman (18)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 18 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Madame Poupette: Miss Daly

1) Grace Huntley (7)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 19 Oct 1833, next 22 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (14 Oct 1833)

BUT Peggy: Miss Alleyne

2) Wooing a Widow; or, Love under a Lamp Post (1)

Title Comment 1st time here
AU: [William B. Bernard?]
Au Comm Presumably same piece as Bernard's 1832 play (Strand Theatre)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, next 22 Oct 1833

Genre (farce) original comic burletta

First Night Cast

Daniel Dowgate Esq. (of Bread Street, bachelor and drysalter): W. Bennett; Arthur Melborn (his nephew): [Henry?] Hemming; John: [James P.] Wilkinson; Ellen Bloomley (young widow): Mrs. [Harriett] Waylett; Mary: Miss Alleyne

Reference Cast

Daniel Dowgate Esq.: W. Bennett Arthur Melborn: Henry? Hemming John: James P. Wilkinson

Ellen Bloomley: Mrs. Harriett    Waylett Mary: Miss Daly

"Come Dwell With Me", Mrs. [Harriett] Waylett; Irish melody: "Norah Creina", Mrs. [Harriett] Waylett

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: [Thomas Parry]

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, next 22 Oct 1833

Genre (farce) original comic burletta

First Night Cast

Mr. Splasher: [Frederick H.] Yates; Mr. Staotte: W. Bennett; Mr. Somerhill: [Henry?] Hemming; Lieutenant Fusill: Brayne; Bob Buckskin: John Reeve; John: [Frederick H.] Mordaunt; Thomas: Phillips; Susan Staotte: Miss Alleyne; Crape: Miss Daly; Duster: Miss [Leone] Griffiths; visitors: Morris, Gifford, Price, Green, Miss Jackson, Miss Labatt, Miss Astley, Miss Rayner, Miss Blake

Reference Cast

Mr. Splasher: Frederick H.    Yates Mr. Staotte: W. Bennett Mr. Somerhill: Henry? Hemming Lieutenant Fusill: Brayne Bob Buckskin: John Reeve John: Frederick H. Mordaunt Thomas: Phillips Susan Staotte: Miss Jackson Crape: Miss Daly Duster: Miss Leone Griffiths

visitors:    Morris    Gifford    Price    Green    Miss Jackson    Miss Labatt    Miss Astley    Miss Rayner    Miss Blake

4) The Loves of the Stars (19)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 19 Oct 1833, next 22 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Malech: Miss Labatt Morath: Stephen Smith Lilis: Miss Daly

1) Grace Huntley (8)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 21 Oct 1833, next 23 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (14 Oct 1833)

BUT Peggy: Miss Alleyne

2) Wooing a Widow; or, Love under a Lamp Post (2)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 21 Oct 1833, next 23 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Mary: Miss Alleyne

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (2)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 21 Oct 1833, next 23 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Susan Staotte: Miss Alleyne

4) The Loves of the Stars (20)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 21 Oct 1833, next 23 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Malech: Miss Labatt Morath: Stephen Smith Lilis: Miss Daly

1) Grace Huntley (9)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 22 Oct 1833, next 24 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (14 Oct 1833)

BUT Peggy: Miss Alleyne

2) Wooing a Widow; or, Love under a Lamp Post (3)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 22 Oct 1833, next 24 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Mary: Miss Alleyne

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (3)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 22 Oct 1833, next 24 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Susan Staotte: Miss Alleyne

4) The Loves of the Stars (21)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 22 Oct 1833, next 24 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Malech: Miss Labatt Morath: Stephen Smith Lilis: Miss Daly

1) Grace Huntley (10)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 23 Oct 1833, next 25 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (14 Oct 1833)

BUT Peggy: Miss Alleyne

2) Wooing a Widow; or, Love under a Lamp Post (4)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 23 Oct 1833, next 25 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Mary: Miss Alleyne

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (4)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 23 Oct 1833, next 25 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Susan Staotte: Miss Alleyne

4) The Loves of the Stars (22)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 23 Oct 1833, next 25 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Malech: Miss Labatt Morath: Stephen Smith Lilis: Miss Daly

1) Grace Huntley (11)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 24 Oct 1833, next 26 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (14 Oct 1833)

BUT Peggy: Miss Alleyne

2) Wooing a Widow; or, Love under a Lamp Post (5)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 24 Oct 1833, next 26 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Mary: Miss Alleyne

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (5)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 24 Oct 1833, next 26 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Susan Staotte: Miss Alleyne

4) The Loves of the Stars (23)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 24 Oct 1833, next 26 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Malech: Miss Labatt Morath: Stephen Smith Lilis: Miss Daly

1) Grace Huntley (12)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 25 Oct 1833, next 28 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (14 Oct 1833)

BUT Peggy: Miss Alleyne

2) Wooing a Widow; or, Love under a Lamp Post (6)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 25 Oct 1833, next 16 Dec 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Mary: Miss Alleyne

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (6)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 25 Oct 1833, next 28 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Susan Staotte: Miss Alleyne

4) The Loves of the Stars (24)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 25 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Malech: Miss Labatt Morath: Stephen Smith Lilis: Miss Daly

1) Grace Huntley (13)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 26 Oct 1833, next 29 Oct 1833

Cast truncated in the source

2) The Deserted Village (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; Based upon Goldsmith's poem
AU: [Frederick F. Cooper], COMP: George H. Rodwell

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, next 29 Oct 1833

Genre (farce) new domestic burletta

First Night Cast

Curate: Bayne; Lord Morden (Lord of the Manor): [Frederick H.] Yates; Frederick Morden: [Henry?] Hemming; Mark Maythorn: O. Smith; Major Manville: W. Bennett; Peter Grievous (parish clerk): John Reeve; Mr. Text (village schoolmaster): [John B.] Buckstone; Lord Fopling: Brayne; Dr. Cajeput (the village apothecary): King; Sam (hall porter): S[tephen] Smith; Richard (servant): Phillips; James (servant): [Frederick H.] Mordaunt; Farmer Greenfield: Morris; Bates (gamekeeper): Gibson; Teddy O'Turf (Irish gravedigger): [John] Sanders; second gamekeeper: Brown; reapers, servants, constables, villagers, emigrants, masqueraders: [Unlisted]; Annette: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates; Phillis: Miss Daly; Nelly: Mrs. Daly

Cast Comment Phillips sometimes appears on bills as "Phillips, Sen."

Reference Cast

Curate: Bayne Lord Morden: Frederick H. Yates Frederick Morden: Henry?    Hemming Mark Maythorn: O. Smith Major Manville: W. Bennett Peter Grievous: John Reeve Mr. Text: John B. Buckstone Lord Fopling: Brayne Dr. Cajeput: King Richard: Phillips James: Frederick H. Mordaunt

Farmer Greenfield: Morris Bates: Gibson Teddy O'Turf: John Sanders second gamekeeper: Brown reapers, servants, constables,    villagers, emigrants,    masqueraders: Unlisted Annette: Mrs. Frederick H.    Yates Phillis: Miss Daly Nelly: Mrs. Daly

DIR: [Frederick H.] Yates

(aII,iii) a masquerade, 1770, cotillon and country dance

I,i the Village of Auburn; I,ii the copse; I,iii breakfast room in Morden house; I,iv ale house "The Red Lion"; II,i an apartment in Mrs. Tempest's boarding house; II,ii furnished drawing room; II,iii splendid saloon in the mansion of Lord Fopling; II,iv interior of the hall in Lord Morden's town house; II,v outside of Lord Morden's town house; III,i village churchyard by moonlight; III,ii vicarage interior; III,iii the deserted village III,iv interior of the manor house

Bill contains copious quotations from the poem

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (7)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 26 Oct 1833, next 29 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Susan Staotte: Miss Alleyne

Cast truncated in the source

1) Grace Huntley (14)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 28 Oct 1833, next 30 Oct 1833

2) The Deserted Village (2)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 28 Oct 1833, next 30 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (28 Oct 1833)

ADDS Sam: Stephen Smith

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (8)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 28 Oct 1833, next 30 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Susan Staotte: Miss Alleyne

1) Grace Huntley (15)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 29 Oct 1833, next 31 Oct 1833

2) The Deserted Village (3)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 29 Oct 1833, next 31 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (28 Oct 1833)

ADDS Sam: Stephen Smith

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (9)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 29 Oct 1833, next 31 Oct 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Susan Staotte: Miss Alleyne

1) Grace Huntley (16)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 30 Oct 1833, next 1 Nov 1833

2) The Deserted Village (4)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 30 Oct 1833, next 1 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (28 Oct 1833)

ADDS Sam: Stephen Smith

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (10)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 30 Oct 1833, next 1 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Susan Staotte: Miss Alleyne

1) Grace Huntley (17)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 31 Oct 1833, next 2 Nov 1833

2) The Deserted Village (5)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 31 Oct 1833, next 2 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (28 Oct 1833)

ADDS Sam: Stephen Smith

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (11)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 31 Oct 1833, next 2 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Susan Staotte: Miss Alleyne

1) Grace Huntley (18)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 1 Nov 1833, next 4 Nov 1833

2) The Deserted Village (6)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 1 Nov 1833, next 4 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (28 Oct 1833)

ADDS Sam: Stephen Smith

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (12)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 1 Nov 1833, next 4 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (21 Oct 1833)

BUT Susan Staotte: Miss Alleyne

1) Grace Huntley (19)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 2 Nov 1833, next 5 Nov 1833

2) The Deserted Village (7)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 2 Nov 1833, next 5 Nov 1833

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (13)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 2 Nov 1833, next 5 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (20)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 4 Nov 1833, next 6 Nov 1833

2) The Deserted Village (8)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 4 Nov 1833, next 6 Nov 1833

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (14)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 4 Nov 1833, next 6 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (21)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 5 Nov 1833, next 7 Nov 1833

2) The Deserted Village (9)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 5 Nov 1833, next 7 Nov 1833

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (15)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 5 Nov 1833, next 7 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (22)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 6 Nov 1833, next 8 Nov 1833

2) The Deserted Village (10)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 6 Nov 1833, next 8 Nov 1833

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (16)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 6 Nov 1833, next 8 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (23)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 7 Nov 1833, next 9 Nov 1833

2) The Deserted Village (11)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 7 Nov 1833, next 9 Nov 1833

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (17)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 7 Nov 1833, next 9 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (24)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 8 Nov 1833, next 11 Nov 1833

2) The Deserted Village (12)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 8 Nov 1833, next 11 Nov 1833

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (18)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 8 Nov 1833, next 11 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (25)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 9 Nov 1833, next 12 Nov 1833

2) The Deserted Village (13)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 9 Nov 1833, next 12 Nov 1833

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (19)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 9 Nov 1833, next 12 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (26)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 11 Nov 1833, next 13 Nov 1833

2) The Deserted Village (14)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 11 Nov 1833, next 13 Nov 1833

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (20)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 11 Nov 1833, next 13 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (27)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 12 Nov 1833, next 14 Nov 1833

2) The Deserted Village (15)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 12 Nov 1833, next 14 Nov 1833

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (21)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 12 Nov 1833, next 14 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (28)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 13 Nov 1833, next 15 Nov 1833

2) The Deserted Village (16)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 13 Nov 1833, next 15 Nov 1833

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (22)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 13 Nov 1833, next 15 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (29)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 14 Nov 1833, next 16 Nov 1833

2) The Deserted Village (17)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 14 Nov 1833, next 16 Nov 1833

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (23)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 14 Nov 1833, next 16 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (30)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 15 Nov 1833, next 18 Nov 1833

2) The Deserted Village (18)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 15 Nov 1833, next 18 Nov 1833

3) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (24)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 15 Nov 1833, next 26 Dec 1833

1) Grace Huntley (31)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 16 Nov 1833, next 19 Nov 1833

2) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; licensed as B.B.; or, The Loves of the Plants; Nicoll gives 19/11 as 1st perf
AU: [Henry R. Addison], COMP: [G.] Alexander Lee
Au Comm Catalogue of Additions gives Addison as author

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, next 19 Nov 1833

Genre (bsq) operatical burlesque burletta

First Night Cast

Papillon, the Butterfly Beau (or the winged Giovanni): Mrs. [Harriett] Waylett; The Beetle: S[tephen] Smith; The Jealous Moth: John Reeve; The Gadfly: Miss Slade; grasshoppers: King, Brown, Gibson; Toddygrass, Daddy Long Legs and a scrore of fluttering things: Price, Gifford, Willing, Morris, Walsh; Zephyr: Baker; Rosebud: Miss Rose; Sensitive Plants: Miss [Leone] Griffiths, Miss Lane; Queen Bee: Mrs. [Laura] Honey; First Butterfly: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello; Dandylion (master of ceremonies): Green; Rose Queen: Miss Daly; Sweet Briar: Miss Jackson; Elder Berry: Miss Elder; bouquet: Miss Blake, Miss Labatt, Miss Astley, Miss Rayner

Reference Cast

Papillon, the Butterfly Beau:    Mrs. Harriett Waylett The Beetle: Stephen Smith The Jealous Moth: John Sanders The Gadfly: Miss Slade grasshoppers:    King    Brown    Gibson Toddygrass, Daddy Long Legs and a    scrore of fluttering things:    Price    Gifford    Willing    Morris    Walsh Zephyr: Baker

Rosebud: Miss Rose Sensitive Plants:    Miss Leone Griffiths    Miss Lane Queen Bee: Mrs. Laura Honey First Butterfly: Miss Cecilia?    Novello Dandylion: Green Rose Queen: Miss Daly Sweet Briar: Miss Jackson Elder Berry: Miss Elder bouquet:    Miss Blake    Miss Labatt    Miss Astley    Miss Rayner

pas de deux: Baker, Miss Rose; pas de trois: Miss [Leone] Griffiths, Miss Lane, Miss Rose; pas de trois: King, Brown, Gibson; grand galopade: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello, Miss Blake, Miss Labatt, Miss Astley, Miss Rayner

All dances done in character

the Butterfly's ball; birth of the moth

1. the vegetable regions; 2. the bower of roses; 3. the honeycomb

3) The Deserted Village (19)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 16 Nov 1833, next 19 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (32)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 18 Nov 1833, next 20 Nov 1833

2) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (2)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 18 Nov 1833, next 20 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1833)

BUT The Jealous Moth: John   Reeve

3) The Deserted Village (20)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 18 Nov 1833, next 20 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (33)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 19 Nov 1833, next 21 Nov 1833

2) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (3)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 19 Nov 1833, next 21 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1833)

BUT The Jealous Moth: John   Reeve

3) The Deserted Village (21)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 19 Nov 1833, next 21 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (34)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 20 Nov 1833, next 22 Nov 1833

2) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (4)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 20 Nov 1833, next 22 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1833)

BUT The Jealous Moth: John   Reeve

3) The Deserted Village (22)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 20 Nov 1833, next 22 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (35)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 21 Nov 1833, next 23 Nov 1833

2) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (5)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 21 Nov 1833, next 23 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1833)

BUT The Jealous Moth: John   Reeve

3) The Deserted Village (23)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 21 Nov 1833, next 23 Nov 1833

1) Grace Huntley (36)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 22 Nov 1833, next 25 Nov 1833

2) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (6)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 22 Nov 1833, next 25 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1833)

BUT The Jealous Moth: John   Reeve

3) The Deserted Village (24)

Performances first 28 Oct 1833, previous 22 Nov 1833

Source Comment variant BL bill gives Cupid as 2nd piece

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; Licensed as The Young Rake; or, F., L, and M. --Nicoll
AU: [John B. Buckstone], COMP: George H. Rodwell
Au Comm "By the author of Victorine and Henrietta" (bill)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, next 26 Nov 1833

Genre (burletta) entirely new burletta in three acts; 3 acts

First Night Cast

Rosambert (the rake): [Frederick H.] Yates; Chevalier de Florville (his pupil): [Henry?] Hemming; Marquis de Barres: John Reeve; Baron de Florville: Bayne; Germain: [John] Sanders; valets, masqueraders: [Unlisted]; Marchioness de Barres: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates; Justine: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello; Count de Lignolle: W. Bennett; Madame de Lignolle: Mrs. [Laura] Honey; foresters: Gifford, Green, Willing, Price, Morris; valets and pages: [Frederick H.] Mordaunt, Phillips, Phillips Jr., Taylor; pages: Master Bush, Master Kelly; Sophie Dupertail (the bride): Miss Labatt; bridesmaids: Miss Elder, Miss Jackson; the wedding train: Miss Beaumont, Mrs. Woodyer, Miss Astley, Miss Baker

Reference Cast

Rosambert: Frederick H. Yates Chevalier de Florville: Henry?    Hemming Marquis de Barres: John Reeve Baron de Florville: Bayne Germain: John Sanders valets, masqueraders: Unlisted Marchioness de Barres: Mrs.    Frederick H. Yates Justine: Miss Cecilia? Novello Count de Lignolle: W. Bennett Madame de Lignolle: Mrs. Laura    Honey foresters:    Gifford    Green    Willing    Price

Morris valets and pages:    Frederick H. Mordaunt    Phillips    Phillips Jr.    Taylor pages:    Master Bush    Master Kelly Sophie Dupertail: Miss Labatt bridesmaids:    Miss Elder    Miss Jackson the wedding train:    Miss Beaumont    Mrs. Woodyer    Miss Astley    Miss Baker

DIR: [Frederick H.] Yates

splendid display of fireworks, or fue d'artifice [D'Ernst (arr)]

I,1 ante-chamber to grand salon in the Hotel de Florville; I,ii boudoir de la Marquise; II,i conservatory of Madame de Lignolle; III,i domains and summer pavilion of the Baron

bill contains short summaries of each scene

2) Grace Huntley (37)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 23 Nov 1833, next 26 Nov 1833

3) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (7)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 23 Nov 1833, next 26 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1833)

BUT Queen Bee: Miss Cecilia?   Novello OMITS First Butterfly: Miss   Cecilia? Novello

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (2)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 25 Nov 1833, next 27 Nov 1833

2) Grace Huntley (38)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 25 Nov 1833, next 27 Nov 1833

3) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (8)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 25 Nov 1833, next 27 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1833)

BUT Queen Bee: Miss Cecilia?   Novello OMITS First Butterfly: Miss   Cecilia? Novello

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (3)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 26 Nov 1833, next 28 Nov 1833

2) Grace Huntley (39)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 26 Nov 1833, next 28 Nov 1833

3) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (9)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 26 Nov 1833, next 28 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1833)

BUT Queen Bee: Miss Cecilia?   Novello OMITS First Butterfly: Miss   Cecilia? Novello

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (4)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 27 Nov 1833, next 29 Nov 1833

2) Grace Huntley (40)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 27 Nov 1833, next 29 Nov 1833

3) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (10)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 27 Nov 1833, next 29 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1833)

BUT Queen Bee: Miss Cecilia?   Novello OMITS First Butterfly: Miss   Cecilia? Novello

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (5)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 28 Nov 1833, next 30 Nov 1833

2) Grace Huntley (41)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 28 Nov 1833, next 30 Nov 1833

3) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (11)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 28 Nov 1833, next 30 Nov 1833

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1833)

BUT Queen Bee: Miss Cecilia?   Novello OMITS First Butterfly: Miss   Cecilia? Novello

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (6)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 29 Nov 1833, next 2 Dec 1833

2) Grace Huntley (42)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 29 Nov 1833, next 2 Dec 1833

3) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (12)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 29 Nov 1833, next 9 Dec 1833

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1833)

BUT Queen Bee: Miss Cecilia?   Novello OMITS First Butterfly: Miss   Cecilia? Novello

Source Comment Bill is out of order in nn reel, coming before Sept. 30

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (7)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 30 Nov 1833, next 3 Dec 1833

Cast truncated in the source

2) Cupid (1)

AU: [John G. Millingen]

Performances first 2 Dec 1833, next 3 Dec 1833

Genre (burlesque) highly popular burlesque burletta

First Night Cast

Mr. Vulcan Smith: O. Smith; Master Smith, alias Cupid: John Reeve; Corporal Marsden: S[tephen] Smith; Mr. Slykey: [John] Sanders; Mrs. Vulcan Smith (alias Venus): Miss Daly; Slykey, or Psyche: Mrs. [Laura] Honey

Reference Cast

Mr. Vulcan Smith: O. Smith Master Smith, alias Cupid: John    Reeve Corporal Marsden: Stephen Smith

Mr. Slykey: John Sanders Mrs. Vulcan Smith: Miss Daly Slykey, or Psyche: Mrs. Laura    Honey

3) Grace Huntley (43)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 30 Nov 1833, next 3 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (8)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 2 Dec 1833, next 4 Dec 1833

2) Cupid (2)

Performances first 2 Dec 1833, previous 2 Dec 1833, next 4 Dec 1833

3) Grace Huntley (44)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 2 Dec 1833, next 4 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (9)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 3 Dec 1833, next 5 Dec 1833

2) Cupid (3)

Performances first 2 Dec 1833, previous 3 Dec 1833, next 5 Dec 1833

3) Grace Huntley (45)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 3 Dec 1833, next 5 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (10)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 4 Dec 1833, next 6 Dec 1833

2) Cupid (4)

Performances first 2 Dec 1833, previous 4 Dec 1833, next 6 Dec 1833

3) Grace Huntley (46)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 4 Dec 1833, next 6 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (11)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 5 Dec 1833, next 7 Dec 1833

2) Cupid (5)

Performances first 2 Dec 1833, previous 5 Dec 1833, next 7 Dec 1833

3) Grace Huntley (47)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 5 Dec 1833, next 7 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (12)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 6 Dec 1833, next 9 Dec 1833

2) Cupid (6)

Performances first 2 Dec 1833, previous 6 Dec 1833, next 16 Dec 1833

3) Grace Huntley (48)

Performances first 14 Oct 1833, previous 6 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (13)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 7 Dec 1833, next 10 Dec 1833

Bill truncated in the source

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; licensed without subtitle; "Founded on a circumstance which occurred at Lynn, in Norfolk" (bill)
AU: [John Brunton], COMP: George H. Rodwell
Au Comm The Theatrical Observer (December 11, 1833) attributes authorship to Brunton, the father of Elizabeth Brunton Yates

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, next 10 Dec 1833

Genre (drama) entirely new nautical burletta in three acts; 3 acts

First Night Cast

Paul Dangerfield: [Frederick H.] Yates; Mark Ingleby (fisherman): [Henry?] Hemming; Sam (waiter at the inn): John Reeve; Captain Gunnel: O. Smith; Mr. Anderson: Bayne; sheriff: S[tephen] Smith; jailor: Morris; landlord: [John] Sanders; smugglers, sailors: Walsh, Willing, Gifford, Price, Green, Phillips; Mrs. Howard: Mrs. Daly; Lucy Howard: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates; Mary Ingleby: Mrs. [Laura] Honey

Reference Cast

Paul Dangerfield: Frederick H.    Yates Mark Ingleby: Henry? Hemming Sam: John Reeve Captain Gunnel: O. Smith Mr. Anderson: Bayne sheriff: Stephen Smith jailor: Morris landlord: John Sanders smugglers, sailors:

Walsh    Willing    Gifford    Price    Green    Phillips Mrs. Howard: Mrs. Daly Lucy Howard: Mrs. Frederick H.    Yates Mary Ingleby: Mrs. Laura Honey

old English morris dance: Gibson, King, Brown, Miss [Leone] Griffiths, Miss Lane, Miss Slade

burning at the stake

1. picturesque view of the quay of a small town with wreck in the distance; 2. smuggler's cottage and sea view; 3. granary illuminated for a ball; 4. the inn 5. the sea, the gale, the skiff

3) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (13)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 30 Nov 1833, next 10 Dec 1833

Cast truncated in the source

4) The Mummy (13)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 12 Oct 1833, next 10 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (14)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 9 Dec 1833, next 11 Dec 1833

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (2)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 9 Dec 1833, next 11 Dec 1833

3) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (14)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 9 Dec 1833, next 11 Dec 1833

4) The Mummy (14)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 9 Dec 1833, next 11 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (15)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 10 Dec 1833, next 12 Dec 1833

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (3)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 10 Dec 1833, next 12 Dec 1833

3) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (15)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 10 Dec 1833, next 12 Dec 1833

4) The Mummy (15)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 10 Dec 1833, next 12 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (16)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 11 Dec 1833, next 13 Dec 1833

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (4)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 11 Dec 1833, next 13 Dec 1833

3) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (16)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 11 Dec 1833, next 13 Dec 1833

4) The Mummy (16)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 11 Dec 1833, next 13 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (17)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 12 Dec 1833, next 14 Dec 1833

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (5)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 12 Dec 1833, next 14 Dec 1833

3) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (17)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 12 Dec 1833, next 14 Dec 1833

4) The Mummy (17)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 12 Dec 1833, next 14 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (18)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 13 Dec 1833, next 16 Dec 1833

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (6)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 13 Dec 1833, next 16 Dec 1833

3) The Butterfly's Ball; or, The Jealous Moth (18)

Performances first 18 Nov 1833, previous 13 Dec 1833

4) The Mummy (18)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 13 Dec 1833, next 18 Mar 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (19)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 14 Dec 1833, next 17 Dec 1833

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (7)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 14 Dec 1833, next 17 Dec 1833

3) Wooing a Widow; or, Love under a Lamp Post (7)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 26 Oct 1833, next 17 Dec 1833

"My Own Blue Bell", Mrs. [Harriett] Waylett; "Belles Upon the Wind", Mrs. [Harriett] Waylett

4) Cupid (7)

Performances first 2 Dec 1833, previous 7 Dec 1833, next 17 Dec 1833

Cast truncated in the source

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (20)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 16 Dec 1833, next 18 Dec 1833

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (8)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 16 Dec 1833, next 18 Dec 1833

3) Wooing a Widow; or, Love under a Lamp Post (8)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 16 Dec 1833, next 18 Dec 1833

4) Cupid (8)

Performances first 2 Dec 1833, previous 16 Dec 1833, next 18 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (21)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 17 Dec 1833, next 19 Dec 1833

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (9)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 17 Dec 1833, next 19 Dec 1833

3) Wooing a Widow; or, Love under a Lamp Post (9)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 17 Dec 1833, next 19 Dec 1833

4) Cupid (9)

Performances first 2 Dec 1833, previous 17 Dec 1833, next 19 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (22)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 18 Dec 1833, next 20 Dec 1833

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (10)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 18 Dec 1833, next 20 Dec 1833

3) Wooing a Widow; or, Love under a Lamp Post (10)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 18 Dec 1833, next 20 Dec 1833

4) Cupid (10)

Performances first 2 Dec 1833, previous 18 Dec 1833, next 20 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (23)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 19 Dec 1833, next 21 Dec 1833

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (11)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 19 Dec 1833, next 21 Dec 1833

3) Wooing a Widow; or, Love under a Lamp Post (11)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 19 Dec 1833, next 21 Dec 1833

4) Cupid (11)

Performances first 2 Dec 1833, previous 19 Dec 1833, next 21 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (24)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 20 Dec 1833, next 23 Dec 1833

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (12)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 20 Dec 1833, next 23 Dec 1833

3) Wooing a Widow; or, Love under a Lamp Post (12)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 20 Dec 1833, next 23 Dec 1833

4) Cupid (12)

Performances first 2 Dec 1833, previous 20 Dec 1833, next 23 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (25)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 21 Dec 1833, next 30 Dec 1833

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (13)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 21 Dec 1833, next 26 Dec 1833

3) Wooing a Widow; or, Love under a Lamp Post (13)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 21 Dec 1833

4) Cupid (13)

Performances first 2 Dec 1833, previous 21 Dec 1833, next 18 Mar 1834

DARK: Christmas Eve

DARK: Christmas

1) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (14)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 23 Dec 1833, next 27 Dec 1833

Cast truncated in the source

2) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (25)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 16 Nov 1833, next 27 Dec 1833

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: [John M. Morton], COMP: George H. Rodwell, William H. Callcott

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, next 27 Dec 1833

Genre (pantomime) new grand comic pantomime

First Night Cast

Wavelett (Queen of the Shining River): Miss [Cecilia?] Novello river fairies Riplett: Miss [Leone] Griffiths; Twinkle: Miss Slade; Current: Miss Walsh; Whirlpool: Miss Labatt; Babble: [Unk]; Streamlet: [Unk] Dam (river elf): Master Bush; Swamp (river elf): Master Lightfoot; Mudlark (river elf): Master Baker; Tadpole (river elf): Master Cramer Margery's poultry duck: "Master Waddlewell"; cock: "Doodledoo"; turkey: "Gebblestone" Margery Daw (generous mistress of the farm): Miss Daly; Strephon (her lover): Gibson; fairy beggars: Miss [Leone] Griffiths, Miss Slade, Miss Walsh, Miss Labatt; Farmer Hardheart (cruel landlord, father of Strephon): Brown; Barley (lolloping labourer), Whack (lolloping labourer), Flail (lolloping labourer): "Baconface", "Raw"; Lout: "Lob"; Snowball: "Job"; Miss Guineanob (rich old maid): [John] Sanders; Jigjog (her fat coachman):King; John Doe (bailiff): "Bum"; Richard Roe (bailiff): "Tapshoulder"; Harlequin: Gibson; Pantaloon: Brown; Clowns: [John] Sanders, King; Columbine: Miss Lane; lady of color: "Miss Whiteybrown"; butchers: "Cutlet", "Veal"; fat butcher: "Suet"; Sweep: "Master Chimney"; Italian: "Signor Prigaguinea"; monkey: "Master Mischief"; old women: "M? Noteeth", "M? Mumble", "M? Grunt"; teaman: "Mr. I. Son"; sailor: "Binnacle"; Mrs. Salmon: "Mrs. Flounder"; lawyers: "Bluebag", "Law"; Henry the Eighth: "Polybaglmy"; Queen Elizabeth: "Miss Virginmug"; Mother Goose: "Mrs. Duckegg"; Beefeater: "Shortribs"; Mr. Highprice: "Extortionate"; fat gentleman: "Paunch"; shopman: "Careful"; Jew: "Levylosenotsing"; Civet Cat: "Master Smellwell"; Parker's Patent Hydraulic Pen: "Useful"; dustman: "Bell"; postman: "Twotaps"; muffinmen: "Twinkle", "Bell"; Mr. Gillbank: "Parespirit"; regular drammer: "Master Shakespeare"; Mrs. Blusher and child; spirits: "Old Tom", "cognac", "Rumbo"; miller: "Flourmug"; Stout : "Master Doubieswipes"; policemen: "Blueskin", "Ruin"; cook: "Mrs. Mellon[?]"; housemaid: "Mrs. Oglebaker"; Old Wiggins: "Cosey"; Madame Pentweazle: "Mrs. Scratchcat"

Reference Cast

Wavelett: Miss Cecilia? Novello Riplett: Miss Leone Griffiths Twinkle: Miss Slade Current: Miss Walsh Whirlpool: Miss Labatt Babble: Unk Streamlet: Unk Dam: Master Bush Swamp: Master Lightfoot Mudlark: Master Baker Tadpole: Master Cramer duck: "Master Waddlewell" cock: "Doodledoo" turkey: "Gebblestone" Margery Daw: Miss Daly Strephon: Gibson fairy beggars:    Miss Leone Griffiths    Miss Slade    Miss Walsh    Miss Labatt Farmer Hardheart: Brown Barley, Whack, Flail:    "Baconface"    "Raw" Lout: "Lob" Snowball: "Job" Miss Guineanob: John Sanders Jigjog: King John Doe: "Bum" Richard Roe: "Tapshoulder" Harlequin: Gibson Pantaloon: Brown Clowns:    John Sanders    King Columbine: Miss Lane lady of color: "Miss    Whiteybrown" butchers:    "Cutlet"    "Veal" fat butcher: "Suet" Sweep: "Master Chimney" Italian: "Signor Prigaguinea"

monkey: "Master Mischief" old women:    "M? Noteeth"    "M? Mumble"    "M? Grunt" teaman: "Mr. I. Son" sailor: "Binnacle" Mrs. Salmon: "Mrs. Flounder" lawyers:    "Bluebag"    "Law" Henry the Eighth: "Polybaglmy" Queen Elizabeth: "Miss    Virginmug" Mother Goose: "Mrs. Duckegg" Beefeater: "Shortribs" Mr. Highprice: "Extortionate" fat gentleman: "Paunch" shopman: "Careful" Jew: "Levylosenotsing" Civet Cat: "Master Smellwell" Parker's Patent Hydraulic Pen:    "Useful" dustman: "Bell" postman: "Twotaps" muffinmen:    "Twinkle"    "Bell" Mr. Gillbank: "Parespirit" regular drammer: "Master    Shakespeare" spirits:    "Old Tom"    "cognac"    "Rumbo" miller: "Flourmug" Stout: "Master Doubieswipes" policemen:    "Blueskin"    "Ruin" cook: "Mrs. Mellon?" housemaid: "Mrs. Oglebaker" Old Wiggins: "Cosey" Madame Pentweazle: "Mrs.    Scratchcat"

DIR: [Frederick H.] Yates; ARR: Foster

Swiss pas de deux: Baker, Miss Rose; pas de quatre: Brown, King, Gibson, [John] Sanders

sudden arrival of the original civet cat

1. the mists of midnight; 2. the shining river; 3. rising of the river dews; 4. farm of Margery Daw at sunrise; 5. landscape and village; 6. Margery Daw's cottage; 7. Wavelett's trellissed grottos and glittering gardens; 8. village on a market day; 10. Mrs. Salmon's wax-work and tea warehouse, Fleet Street; 11. Lowther Bazaar and empty house, Strand; 12. view near Tunbridge; 13. interior of Gillbank's wine vaults, Pickett Street, Strand; 14. Gutter Lane, the residence of Mr. Wiggins and Mrs. Pentweazle; 15. bird's eye view of London by moonlight from the housetop of Mrs. Pentweazle; 16. the street 17. dazzling temple of delight

1) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (15)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 26 Dec 1833, next 28 Dec 1833

2) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (26)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 26 Dec 1833, next 28 Dec 1833

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (2)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 26 Dec 1833, next 28 Dec 1833

1) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (16)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 27 Dec 1833, next 30 Dec 1833

2) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (27)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 27 Dec 1833, next 22 Mar 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (3)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 27 Dec 1833, next 30 Dec 1833

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (26)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 23 Dec 1833, next 31 Dec 1833

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (17)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 28 Dec 1833, next 31 Dec 1833

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (4)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 28 Dec 1833, next 31 Dec 1833

Cast truncated in the source

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (27)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 30 Dec 1833, next 1 Jan 1834

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (18)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 30 Dec 1833, next 1 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (5)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 30 Dec 1833, next 1 Jan 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (28)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 31 Dec 1833, next 2 Jan 1834

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (19)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 31 Dec 1833, next 2 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (6)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 31 Dec 1833, next 2 Jan 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (29)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 1 Jan 1834, next 3 Jan 1834

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (20)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 1 Jan 1834, next 3 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (7)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 1 Jan 1834, next 3 Jan 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (30)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 2 Jan 1834, next 4 Jan 1834

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (21)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 2 Jan 1834, next 4 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (8)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 2 Jan 1834, next 4 Jan 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (31)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 3 Jan 1834, next 6 Jan 1834

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (22)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 3 Jan 1834, next 6 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (9)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 3 Jan 1834, next 6 Jan 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (32)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 4 Jan 1834, next 7 Jan 1834

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (23)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 4 Jan 1834, next 7 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (10)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 4 Jan 1834, next 7 Jan 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (33)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 6 Jan 1834, next 8 Jan 1834

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (24)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 6 Jan 1834, next 8 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (11)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 6 Jan 1834, next 8 Jan 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (34)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 7 Jan 1834, next 9 Jan 1834

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (25)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 7 Jan 1834, next 9 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (12)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 7 Jan 1834, next 9 Jan 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (35)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 8 Jan 1834, next 10 Jan 1834

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (26)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 8 Jan 1834, next 10 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (13)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 8 Jan 1834, next 10 Jan 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (36)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 9 Jan 1834, next 11 Jan 1834

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (27)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 9 Jan 1834, next 11 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (14)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 9 Jan 1834, next 11 Jan 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (37)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 10 Jan 1834, next 13 Jan 1834

2) The Victim; or, The Law in 1650 (28)

Performances first 9 Dec 1833, previous 10 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (15)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 10 Jan 1834, next 13 Jan 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: [George D. Pitt], COMP: George H. Rodwell, CHOR: Oscar Byrne

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, next 14 Jan 1834

Genre (musical extravaganza) entirely new romantic, operatic, magical, and ballet burletta; 3 acts

First Night Cast

mortals Baron of Lorchausen: Bayne; Sir Rupert, the Fearnought: [Henry?] Hemming; Rodolph: Price; Rinaldo: Morris; Manfrido: Green; Albert: Gifford; Rolando: Willing; Baptiste, Sir Rupert's esquire: John Reeve; pilgrim: S[tephen] Smith; The Lady Una (betrothed to Sir Rupert): Miss [Cecilia?] Novello; Miss Bridgett (housekeeper): Mrs. Daly naiades or water nymphs Lurline, the nymph of the Lurlei Berg: Mrs. [Laura] Honey; Fluvia (her attendant): Miss Daly Idex (enamoured with Baptiste): Mrs. [Robert] Keeley nymphs: Miss Lane, Miss [Leone] Griffiths, Miss Slade, Miss Jackson, Miss L. Jackson, Mrs. Woodyer, Miss [Millie?] Barnett, Miss Labatt, Miss Blake, Miss Elder, Miss L. Elder, Miss Astley, Miss Rayner, Miss Hamilton, Miss L. Paris, Miss C. Paris, Miss E. Paris, Miss Somerville, Miss Harris, Miss Hooper Amphibo (River Monster): Brown River Monster attendants: [John] Sanders, King, Gibson

Cast Comment The Paris sisters are on the bill as "Parvis"; Miss "E. Paris" appears as "F. Parvis"

Reference Cast

Baron of Lorchausen: Bayne Sir Rupert, the Fearnought:    Henry? Hemming Rodolph: Price Rinaldo: Morris Manfrido: Green Albert: Gifford Rolando: Willing Baptiste, Sir Rupert's esquire:    John Reeve pilgrim: Stephen Smith The Lady Una: Miss Cecilia?    Novello Miss Bridgett: Mrs. Daly Lurline, the nymph of the Lurlei    Berg: Mrs. Laura Honey Fluvia: Miss Daly Idex: Mrs. Robert Keeley nymphs:    Miss Lane    Miss Leone Griffiths    Miss Slade

Miss Jackson    Miss L. Jackson    Mrs. Woodyer    Miss Millie? Barnett    Miss Labatt    Miss Blake    Miss Elder    Miss L. Elder    Miss Astley    Miss Rayner    Miss Hamilton    Miss L. Paris    Miss C. Paris    Miss E. Paris    Miss Somerville    Miss Harris    Miss Hooper Amphibo: Brown River Monster attendants:    John Sanders    King    Gibson

DIR: [Frederick H.] Yates

balloon dance

Nymphs bathing and sporting; the revolt; ascent of the water palace

1. hall in Rupert's castle; 2. the Lurlei Berg by moonlight; 3. the river caves; 4. coral retreat of the Naiades; 5. the bath; 6. stalactistic hall; 7. baronial hall in Lorchausen; 8. the oriel chamber

2) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (38)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 11 Jan 1834, next 14 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (16)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 11 Jan 1834, next 14 Jan 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (2)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 13 Jan 1834, next 15 Jan 1834

2) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (39)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 13 Jan 1834, next 15 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (17)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 13 Jan 1834, next 15 Jan 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (3)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 14 Jan 1834, next 16 Jan 1834

2) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (40)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 14 Jan 1834, next 16 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (18)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 14 Jan 1834, next 16 Jan 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (4)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 15 Jan 1834, next 17 Jan 1834

2) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (41)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 15 Jan 1834, next 17 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (19)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 15 Jan 1834, next 17 Jan 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (5)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 16 Jan 1834, next 18 Jan 1834

2) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (42)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 16 Jan 1834, next 18 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (20)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 16 Jan 1834, next 18 Jan 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (6)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 17 Jan 1834, next 20 Jan 1834

2) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (43)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 17 Jan 1834, next 20 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (21)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 17 Jan 1834, next 20 Jan 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (44)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 18 Jan 1834, next 21 Jan 1834

2) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (7)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 18 Jan 1834, next 21 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (22)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 18 Jan 1834, next 21 Jan 1834

Cast truncated in the source

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (45)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 20 Jan 1834, next 22 Jan 1834

2) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (8)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 20 Jan 1834, next 22 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (23)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 20 Jan 1834, next 22 Jan 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (46)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 21 Jan 1834, next 23 Jan 1834

2) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (9)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 21 Jan 1834, next 23 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (24)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 21 Jan 1834, next 23 Jan 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (47)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 22 Jan 1834, next 24 Jan 1834

2) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (10)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 22 Jan 1834, next 24 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (25)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 22 Jan 1834, next 24 Jan 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (48)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 23 Jan 1834, next 25 Jan 1834

2) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (11)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 23 Jan 1834, next 25 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (26)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 23 Jan 1834, next 25 Jan 1834

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (49)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 24 Jan 1834, next 20 Mar 1834

2) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (12)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 24 Jan 1834, next 27 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (27)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 24 Jan 1834, next 27 Jan 1834

1) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; Also called Thirty Years of a Woman's Life--Nicoll
AU: [John B. Buckstone], COMP: George H. Rodwell

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, next 28 Jan 1834

Genre (melodrama) new and original drama; 3 acts

First Night Cast

Eugene Le Marc (a lancer): [Frederick H.] Yates; Scipio (an Italian comrade): O. Smith; Andrew (a Savoyard): [John B.] Buckstone; Savoyards: Green, Price, Walsh, Willing, Gifford, Miss Labatt, Miss [Millie?] Barnett, Miss Walsh, Miss Jackson, Miss Astley, Miss Elder; Michel: Bayne; Phillippe: Brayne; George: Morris; Isabelle (Savoyard girl): Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates; Sophie (Isabelle's cousin): Mrs. [Robert] Keeley; General Le Marc: [Frederick H.] Yates; Scipio, a charbonniere: O. Smith; Coquin (ruffian): [John] Sanders; Epinoir (ruffian): S[tephen] Smith; Petit Mathieu: Master Kelly; Apollo Bajazet (a fine model): John Reeve; Andrew, a sweep: [John B.] Buckstone; Madame Le Marc: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates; Marie: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello; Vincent (Isabelle's son): Miss Daly; Apollo, an itinerant image man: John Reeve; Andrew, a farmer: [John B.] Buckstone; Monsieur Le Marc, a traveller: [Frederick H.] Yates; Scipio, a brigand: O. Smith; Madame Isabelle: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates; Madame Andrew: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

Reference Cast

Eugene Le Marc: Frederick H.    Yates Scipio: O. Smith Andrew: John B. Buckstone Savoyards:    Green    Price    Walsh    Willing    Gifford    Miss Labatt    Miss Millie? Barnett    Miss Walsh    Miss Jackson    Miss Astley    Miss Elder Michel: Bayne Phillippe: Brayne George: Morris Isabelle: Mrs. Frederick H.    Yates Sophie: Mrs. Robert Keeley General Le Marc: Frederick H.    Yates

Scipio, a charbonniere: O.    Smith Coquin: John Sanders Epinoir: Stephen Smith Petit Mathieu: Master Kelly Apollo Bajazet: John Reeve Andrew, a sweep: John B.    Buckstone Madame Le Marc: Mrs. Frederick    H. Yates Marie: Miss Cecilia? Novello Vincent: Miss Daly Apollo, an itinerant image man:    John Reeve Andrew, a farmer: John B.    Buckstone Monsieur Le Marc, a traveller:    Frederick H. Yates Scipio, a brigand: O. Smith Madame Isabelle: Mrs. Frederick    H. Yates Madame Andrew: Mrs. Robert    Keeley

DIR: [Frederick H.] Yates

[1794] I,i the Piedmontese Alps; [1802] II, i boudoir of Madame Le Marc; II, ii a street in Paris; II, iii an artist's studio; II,iv salon in the house of the general; [1815] III,i interior of a Savoyard cottage; III,ii a passage of the Alps by moonlight; III,iii an Alpine valley

2) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (13)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 25 Jan 1834, next 28 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (28)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 25 Jan 1834, next 28 Jan 1834

1) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (2)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 27 Jan 1834, next 29 Jan 1834

2) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (14)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 27 Jan 1834, next 29 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (29)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 27 Jan 1834, next 29 Jan 1834

1) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (3)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 28 Jan 1834, next 31 Jan 1834

2) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (15)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 28 Jan 1834, next 31 Jan 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (30)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 28 Jan 1834, next 31 Jan 1834

Special Performance Anniversary: Martyr's Day entertainment

1) Mr. Yates's Reminiscences, Views of Himself and Others (1)

Title Comment A single act consisting of imitations and monologues taken from an established routine
AU: [Frederick H.] Yates

Performances first 30 Jan 1834

Genre (entertainment) entertainments; 1 act

First Night Cast

principal performer: [Frederick H.] Yates

Reference Cast

principal performer: Frederick

H. Yates

"Masquerading", [Frederick H.] Yates; "Vauxhall Gardens", [Frederick H.] Yates; "Astley's Amphitheatre", [Frederick H.] Yates

2) Stop Thief (1)

AU: [Frederick H.] Yates

Performances first 30 Jan 1834

First Night Cast

Mr. Piscator Nibble: [Frederick H.] Yates; Spencer Titivate (alias Jonquil Jasmine): [Frederick H.] Yates; Tommy: [Frederick H.] Yates; Barnaby Boshby: [Frederick H.] Yates; Orator Cage: [Frederick H.] Yates; Emily Simper: [Frederick H.] Yates; Penelope Pops: [Frederick H.] Yates; Mrs. McNigglewrih: [Frederick H.] Yates

Reference Cast

Mr. Piscator Nibble: Frederick    H. Yates Spencer Titivate: Frederick H.    Yates Tommy: Frederick H. Yates Barnaby Boshby: Frederick H.    Yates

Orator Cage: Frederick H. Yates Emily Simper: Frederick H.    Yates Penelope Pops: Frederick H.    Yates Mrs. McNigglewrih: Frederick H.    Yates

General Non-Title Information

"The Forester's Glee" (from The Rake), Walsh, Green, Morris, Gifford, Price, Willing

tableau vivant: "The Bath of the Naiades", Mrs. [Laura] Honey, Mrs. Daly; -21 minor female performers; monopolologue: "Stop Thief", [Frederick H.] Yates; dioramas: "Fairy Dreams"

"Revolt of the Naiades, The Warrior Nymphs"

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (16)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 29 Jan 1834, next 1 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (4)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 29 Jan 1834, next 1 Feb 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (31)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 29 Jan 1834, next 1 Feb 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (17)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 31 Jan 1834, next 3 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (5)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 31 Jan 1834, next 3 Feb 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (32)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 31 Jan 1834, next 3 Feb 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (18)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 1 Feb 1834, next 4 Feb 1834

Cast truncated in the source

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (6)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 1 Feb 1834, next 4 Feb 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (33)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 1 Feb 1834, next 4 Feb 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (19)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 3 Feb 1834, next 5 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (7)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 3 Feb 1834, next 5 Feb 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (34)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 3 Feb 1834, next 5 Feb 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (20)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 4 Feb 1834, next 6 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (8)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 4 Feb 1834, next 6 Feb 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (35)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 4 Feb 1834, next 6 Feb 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (21)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 5 Feb 1834, next 7 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (9)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 5 Feb 1834, next 7 Feb 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (36)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 5 Feb 1834, next 7 Feb 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (22)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 6 Feb 1834, next 8 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (10)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 6 Feb 1834, next 8 Feb 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (37)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 6 Feb 1834, next 8 Feb 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (23)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 7 Feb 1834, next 10 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (11)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 7 Feb 1834, next 10 Feb 1834

3) Harlequin and Margery Daw; or, The Saucy Slut and the See-Saw (38)

Performances first 26 Dec 1833, previous 7 Feb 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (24)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 8 Feb 1834, next 11 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (12)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 8 Feb 1834, next 11 Feb 1834

3) The Night Errand; or, A Traveller in Spite of Himself (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: [Unknown]

Performances first 10 Feb 1834, next 11 Feb 1834

Genre (burletta) comic burletta

First Night Cast

Samuel Dobbs (country sporting gentleman): [James P.] Wilkinson; Sir Harry Wildare: [Henry?] Hemming; Scamper: S[tephen] Smith; Wild: Brayne; Tom Trusty: [John] Sanders; Clutchet: Bayne; Touch: Gibson; Martin: Green; Burmeddon (rieu effendix): Morris; Dragsman: King; Ida (Greek slave): Miss [Cecilia?] Novello; Mrs. Bitters: Mrs. Daly

Cast Comment note actor named Brayne in addition to a Bayne in same cast

Reference Cast

Samuel Dobbs: James P.    Wilkinson Sir Harry Wildare: Henry?    Hemming Scamper: Stephen Smith Wild: Brayne Tom Trusty: John Sanders

Clutchet: Bayne Touch: Gibson Martin: Green Burmeddon: Morris Dragsman: King Ida: Miss Cecilia? Novello Mrs. Bitters: Mrs. Daly

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (25)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 10 Feb 1834, next 13 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (13)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 10 Feb 1834, next 13 Feb 1834

3) The Night Errand; or, A Traveller in Spite of Himself (2)

Performances first 10 Feb 1834, previous 10 Feb 1834, next 13 Feb 1834

DARK: Ash Wednesday

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (26)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 11 Feb 1834, next 15 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (14)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 11 Feb 1834, next 15 Feb 1834

Cast truncated in the source

3) The Night Errand; or, A Traveller in Spite of Himself (3)

Performances first 10 Feb 1834, previous 11 Feb 1834, next 15 Feb 1834

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Yates At Home

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (27)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 13 Feb 1834, next 17 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (15)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 13 Feb 1834, next 17 Feb 1834

3) The Night Errand; or, A Traveller in Spite of Himself (4)

Performances first 10 Feb 1834, previous 13 Feb 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (28)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 15 Feb 1834, next 18 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (16)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 15 Feb 1834, next 18 Feb 1834

3) Freaks and Follies [; or, A Match for the Old One] (1)

AU: [George H. Rodwell]

Performances first 17 Feb 1834, next 18 Feb 1834

Genre (burletta) comic burletta

First Night Cast

Sir William Franklin: W. Bennett; Captain Roland: Brayne; Tom Trippet: [James P.] Wilkinson; Doctor Growl: Brayne; Mr. Franklin: [Henry?] Hemming; Chouse: [John] Sanders; Emily: Miss Jackson

Reference Cast

Sir William Franklin: W.    Bennett Captain Roland: Brayne Tom Trippet: James P. Wilkinson

Doctor Growl: Brayne Mr. Franklin: Henry? Hemming Chouse: John Sanders Emily: Miss Jackson

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (29)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 17 Feb 1834, next 20 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (17)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 17 Feb 1834, next 20 Feb 1834

3) Freaks and Follies [; or, A Match for the Old One] (2)

Performances first 17 Feb 1834, previous 17 Feb 1834, next 20 Feb 1834

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Yates At Home

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (30)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 18 Feb 1834, next 22 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (18)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 18 Feb 1834, next 22 Feb 1834

3) Freaks and Follies [; or, A Match for the Old One] (3)

Performances first 17 Feb 1834, previous 18 Feb 1834, next 22 Feb 1834

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Yates At Home

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (31)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 20 Feb 1834, next 24 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (19)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 20 Feb 1834, next 24 Feb 1834

3) Freaks and Follies [; or, A Match for the Old One] (4)

Performances first 17 Feb 1834, previous 20 Feb 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (32)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 22 Feb 1834, next 25 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (20)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 22 Feb 1834, next 25 Feb 1834

3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (1)

AU: [Samuel J. Arnold]

Performances first 24 Feb 1834, next 25 Feb 1834

Genre (burlesque) burlesque

First Night Cast

Abrahamides: John Reeve; Francisco: [James P.] Wilkinson; Piercey: S[tephen] Smith; Bernardo: [John] Sanders; Dorothea: Miss Daly; Tittilindo: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello; Mopperella: Mrs. Daly; Blousedora: Miss [Millie?] Barnett

Reference Cast

Abrahamides: John Reeve Francisco: James P. Wilkinson Piercey: Stephen Smith Bernardo: John Sanders Dorothea: Miss Daly

Tittilindo: Miss Cecilia?    Novello Mopperella: Mrs. Daly Blousedora: Miss Millie?    Barnett

parody: "Heavy Wet", John Reeve

grand attack of horse and foot

Cast truncated in the source

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (33)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 24 Feb 1834, next 27 Feb 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (21)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 24 Feb 1834, next 27 Feb 1834

3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (2)

Performances first 24 Feb 1834, previous 24 Feb 1834, next 27 Feb 1834

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Yates At Home

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (34)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 25 Feb 1834, next 1 Mar 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (22)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 25 Feb 1834, next 1 Mar 1834

3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (3)

Performances first 24 Feb 1834, previous 25 Feb 1834, next 1 Mar 1834

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Yates At Home

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (35)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 27 Feb 1834, next 3 Mar 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (23)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 27 Feb 1834, next 3 Mar 1834

3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (4)

Performances first 24 Feb 1834, previous 27 Feb 1834, next 3 Mar 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (36)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 1 Mar 1834, next 4 Mar 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (24)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 1 Mar 1834, next 4 Mar 1834

3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (5)

Performances first 24 Feb 1834, previous 1 Mar 1834, next 4 Mar 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (37)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 3 Mar 1834, next 6 Mar 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (25)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 3 Mar 1834, next 6 Mar 1834

3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (6)

Performances first 24 Feb 1834, previous 3 Mar 1834, next 6 Mar 1834

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Yates At Home

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (38)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 4 Mar 1834, next 8 Mar 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (26)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 4 Mar 1834, next 8 Mar 1834

3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (7)

Performances first 24 Feb 1834, previous 4 Mar 1834, next 8 Mar 1834

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Yates At Home

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (39)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 6 Mar 1834, next 10 Mar 1834

2) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (27)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 6 Mar 1834, next 10 Mar 1834

3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (8)

Performances first 24 Feb 1834, previous 6 Mar 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (40)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 8 Mar 1834, next 11 Mar 1834

2) Truth; or, A Glass Too Much (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: [Charles J. Mathews]

Performances first 10 Mar 1834, next 11 Mar 1834

Genre (farce) new burletta

First Night Cast

Alfred de Wilback: [Frederick H.] Yates; Donderdunk: [Henry?] Hemming; Christian: Brayne; Grosman: W. Bennett; Count Albert (a stranger): O. Smith; servant: Phillips; chasseurs: Walsh, Willing, Green, Price, Morris, Gifford; Mina: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates; Alice: Miss Daly

Reference Cast

Alfred de Wilback: Frederick H.    Yates Donderdunk: Henry? Hemming Christian: Brayne Grosman: W. Bennett Count Albert: O. Smith servant: Phillips chasseurs:

Walsh    Willing    Green    Price    Morris    Gifford Mina: Mrs. Frederick H. Yates Alice: Miss Daly

3) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (28)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 8 Mar 1834, next 11 Mar 1834

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (41)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 10 Mar 1834, next 13 Mar 1834

2) Truth; or, A Glass Too Much (2)

Performances first 10 Mar 1834, previous 10 Mar 1834, next 13 Mar 1834

3) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (29)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 10 Mar 1834, next 13 Mar 1834

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Yates At Home

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (42)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 11 Mar 1834, next 15 Mar 1834

2) Truth; or, A Glass Too Much (3)

Performances first 10 Mar 1834, previous 11 Mar 1834, next 15 Mar 1834

3) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (30)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 11 Mar 1834, next 15 Mar 1834

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Yates At Home

1) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (43)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 13 Mar 1834, next 17 Mar 1834

2) Truth; or, A Glass Too Much (4)

Performances first 10 Mar 1834, previous 13 Mar 1834, next 17 Mar 1834

3) Isabelle; or, Woman's Life (31)

Performances first 27 Jan 1834, previous 13 Mar 1834

Special Performance Benefit: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates

1) Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (1)

AU: [John B. Buckstone]

Performances first 17 Mar 1834, next 22 Mar 1834

Genre (melodrama) popular highly domestic burletta; 3 acts

First Night Cast

Alexandre (roue): [Frederick H.] Yates; Michael (journeyman upholsterer): [Henry?] Hemming; Victorine, embroiderer: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates; Elise (a seamstress): Mrs. [Robert] Keeley (1st time); Mr. Bonassus (jeweller): John Reeve; Blaise (his man): [John B.] Buckstone; Madame St. Victor: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates; Madame le Baronne Elise: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley; Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly; Justine: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello; Cisar Chanteloupe (Alexandre's friend, an old officer of the Imperial army): O. Smith; Bernard (silversmith): Phillips; sergeants of the National Guard: S[tephen] Smith, Morris; Victorine, keeper of a lodging house: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates; Sophie: Mrs. Gallot; Elise, vendor of oranges: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

Reference Cast

Alexandre: Frederick H. Yates Michael: Henry? Hemming Victorine, embroiderer: Mrs.    Frederick H. Yates Elise: Mrs. Robert Keeley Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: John B. Buckstone Madame St. Victor: Mrs.    Frederick H. Yates Madame le Baronne Elise: Mrs.    Robert Keeley Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly

Justine: Miss Cecilia? Novello Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Bernard: Phillips sergeants of the National Guard:    Stephen Smith    Morris Victorine, keeper of a lodging    house: Mrs. Frederick H.    Yates Sophie: Mrs. Gallot Elise, vendor of oranges: Mrs.    Robert Keeley

2) Truth; or, A Glass Too Much (5)

Performances first 10 Mar 1834, previous 15 Mar 1834, next 20 Mar 1834

3) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (44)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 15 Mar 1834, next 18 Mar 1834

Special Performance Benefit: John Reeve

1) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (1)

AU: [John B. Buckstone]

Performances first 18 Mar 1834

Genre (melodrama) celebrated domestic burletta; 2 acts

First Night Cast

Miles Bertram (Squire of Moatley): [Frederick H.] Yates; Captain Grampus (a smuggler): O. Smith; Walter Barnard (a young farmer): [Henry?] Hemming; Marmaduke Magog (parish constable): John Reeve; Jemmy Starling (a farmer's boy): [John B.] Buckstone; Blackadder (a pirate): S[tephen] Smith; pirates: Walsh, Willing, Green, Morris, Gifford, Price; Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates; Bella: Mrs. Daly; Dame Barnard: Mrs. Daly; Mrs. Starling: Mrs. Beaumont

Reference Cast

Miles Bertram: Frederick H.    Yates Captain Grampus: O. Smith Walter Barnard: Henry? Hemming Marmaduke Magog: John Reeve Jemmy Starling: John B.    Buckstone Blackadder: Stephen Smith pirates:    Walsh

Willing    Green    Morris    Gifford    Price Alice: Mrs. Frederick H. Yates Bella: Mrs. Daly Dame Barnard: Mrs. Daly Mrs. Starling: Mrs. Beaumont

2) Cupid (14)

Performances first 2 Dec 1833, previous 23 Dec 1833

comic songs: John Reeve

old English morris dance: (from The Victim), Brown, King, Gibson, J. Baker, Miss Lane, Miss Rose, Miss Slade, Miss Labatt

Cast truncated in the source

3) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (45)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 17 Mar 1834, next 20 Mar 1834

4) The Mummy (19)

Performances first 30 Sep 1833, previous 14 Dec 1833

Cast as reference cast (30 Sep 1833)

BUT Mr. Mandragon: W. Bennett

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Yates At Home

Special Performance Benefit: Mrs. [Laura] Honey

1) The Rake and His Pupil; or, Folly, Love, and Marriage (50)

Performances first 25 Nov 1833, previous 25 Jan 1834

Cast as reference cast (25 Nov 1833)

ADDS foresters: Walsh

Cast Comment Role now listed as "foresters glee"

2) Truth; or, A Glass Too Much (6)

Performances first 10 Mar 1834, previous 17 Mar 1834

3) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (46)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 18 Mar 1834, next 22 Mar 1834

General Non-Title Information

duet: Mrs. Young, Mrs. [Laura] Honey

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Yates At Home

Special Performance Command: By Particular Desire

1) Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (2)

Performances first 17 Mar 1834, previous 17 Mar 1834

2) P. P.; or, The Man and the Tiger (28)

Performances first 21 Oct 1833, previous 28 Dec 1833

3) Lurline; or, The Revolt of the Naiades (47)

Performances first 13 Jan 1834, previous 20 Mar 1834

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Yates At Home

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Yates At Home

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Yates At Home

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Yates At Home

DARK: Good Friday

Special Performance Non-resident Company: Paganini and Orchestra

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (1)

Title Comment Parts 1 and 2 entitled Youthful Days of Mr. Mathews and Part 3, The Polly Packet
AU: Charles J. Mathews, Richard B. Peake

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, next 10 Apr 1834

Genre (entertainment) 3 parts

First Night Cast

performer: Charles Mathews

Reference Cast

performer: Charles Mathews

piano-flageolet: Moss Moss will accompany the songs and perform rondos between the acts on a newly invented instrument the piano-flageolet

"School of Orators", Charles Mathews; "Market Day", Charles Mathews; "Humours of the Packet", Charles Mathews; "An Irish Rubber at Whist", Charles Mathews; "Volunteer Field Day and Sham Fight", Charles Mathews; "Lord Mayor's Show", Charles Mathews

Special Performance Non-resident Company: Paganini and Orchestra

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (2)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 8 Apr 1834, next 12 Apr 1834

Special Performance Non-resident Company: Paganini and Orchestra

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (3)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 10 Apr 1834, next 15 Apr 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (4)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 12 Apr 1834, next 17 Apr 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (5)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 15 Apr 1834, next 19 Apr 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (6)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 17 Apr 1834, next 22 Apr 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (7)

Title Comment Part 3: Pleasures of a Sea Voyage dropped from bill after this date
Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 19 Apr 1834, next 24 Apr 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (8)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 22 Apr 1834, next 26 Apr 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (9)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 24 Apr 1834, next 29 Apr 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (10)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 26 Apr 1834, next 1 May 1834

"Crooskeen Lawn", Charles Mathews; medley: "Street Melodists" [Charles Mathews], Charles Mathews

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (11)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 29 Apr 1834, next 3 May 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (12)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 1 May 1834, next 6 May 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (13)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 3 May 1834, next 8 May 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (14)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 6 May 1834, next 10 May 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (15)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 8 May 1834, next 13 May 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (16)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 10 May 1834, next 15 May 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (17)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 13 May 1834, next 17 May 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (18)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 15 May 1834, next 20 May 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (19)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 17 May 1834, next 22 May 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (20)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 20 May 1834, next 24 May 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (21)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 22 May 1834, next 27 May 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (22)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 24 May 1834, next 31 May 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (23)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 27 May 1834, next 2 Jun 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (24)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 31 May 1834, next 4 Jun 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (25)

Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 2 Jun 1834, next 6 Jun 1834

1) Mathews At Home, Comic Annual (26)

Title Comment billed as "last nt"
Performances first 8 Apr 1834, previous 4 Jun 1834

1) Mr. Mathews At Home with His Comic Annual (1)

Title Comment second of the series being a revival of Home Circuit; or, London Gleanings; Nicoll says it was titled Home Circuit; or, Cockney Gleanings when performed at the Lyceum, 8 March 1827
AU: Charles Mathews

Performances first 9 Jun 1834, next 13 Jun 1834

Genre (entertainment) celebrated entertainment; 3 parts

First Night Cast

performer: [Frederick H.] Yates

Reference Cast

performer: Frederick H. Yates

"Medley of Melodists", Charles Mathews; "Short Stages", Charles Mathews; comic song: "The Humours of a Country Fair", Charles Mathews; "The Thames Sailing Match", Charles Mathews; "London at Five in the Morning", Charles Mathews; "Epping Hunt", Charles Mathews; "The Country Concert", Charles Mathews

1) Mr. Mathews At Home with His Comic Annual (2)

Performances first 9 Jun 1834, previous 9 Jun 1834, next 16 Jun 1834

1) Mr. Mathews At Home with His Comic Annual (3)

Performances first 9 Jun 1834, previous 13 Jun 1834, next 18 Jun 1834

1) Mr. Mathews At Home with His Comic Annual (4)

Performances first 9 Jun 1834, previous 16 Jun 1834, next 20 Jun 1834

1) Mr. Mathews At Home with His Comic Annual (5)

Performances first 9 Jun 1834, previous 18 Jun 1834, next 23 Jun 1834

1) Mr. Mathews At Home with His Comic Annual (6)

Performances first 9 Jun 1834, previous 20 Jun 1834, next 25 Jun 1834

1) Mr. Mathews At Home with His Comic Annual (7)

Performances first 9 Jun 1834, previous 23 Jun 1834, next 27 Jun 1834

1) Mr. Mathews At Home with His Comic Annual (8)

Performances first 9 Jun 1834, previous 25 Jun 1834, next 30 Jun 1834

1) Mr. Mathews At Home with His Comic Annual (9)

Performances first 9 Jun 1834, previous 27 Jun 1834, next 2 Jul 1834

1) Mr. Mathews At Home with His Comic Annual (10)

Performances first 9 Jun 1834, previous 30 Jun 1834, next 4 Jul 1834

1) Mr. Mathews At Home with His Comic Annual (11)

Performances first 9 Jun 1834, previous 2 Jul 1834

General Non-Title Information

Last night of season

Theatre Information

Theatre Royal, Adelphi. Doors open 6:30, curtain 6:45, half price 8:30.

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

Seasonal Dates

30 September 1833 - 4 July 1834 191 performances: 191 evening

Theatre Management And Functionaries

• Co-proprietors: Charles Mathews, Frederick H. Yates
• Musical director: George H. Rodwell
• Prompter: Davy Grove
• Costumers: Godbee, Miss E. Rayner
• Scene painters: Charles Tomkins, Thomas H. Pitt
• Properties: G. Foster
• Machinist: J. Evans
• Box bookkeeper: Campbell
• Printer: (T. Jullion)

Authors/Pieces

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Choreographers

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