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Contents

• The Season

• Daily Calendar For 1866-1867

• First Performance of Oct 1866

• First Performance of Nov 1866

• First Performance of Dec 1866

• First Performance of Jan 1867

• First Performance of Feb 1867

• First Performance of Mar 1867

• First Performance of Apr 1867

• First Performance of May 1867

• First Performance of Jun 1867

• First Performance of Jul 1867

• First Performance of Aug 1867

• First Performance of Sep 1867

• Theatre Information

• Seasonal Dates

• Theatre Management And Functionaries

• Authors/Pieces

• Musical Composers And Arrangers

• Actors

• Actresses

• Musicians

• Singers

• Entertainers

• Pieces Performed And Summary Cast Lists

• Genre

• Music, Composers and Musicians

• Songs, Composers and Singers

The Season

The season was somewhat shorter than the previous one, having only 287 performances compared with 316. No new play was offered for the opening night. There was, however, a very talented actress engaged for the season, Kate Terry. Perhaps in these days better known as the sister of Ellen Terry and the grandmother of Sir John Gielgud, she herself had already established a high reputation in London and Bristol when she went to the Adelphi. Unfortunately for the stage, she retired in 1867 when she married Arthur Lewis, but "at the height of her career she had been considered a better actress than her more famous sister, Ellen" (Oxford Companion to the Theatre).

On the opening night, she made her first appearance in A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing, in "an old and not very important part." The piece did not call for comment, but the heroine was

one of Miss Terry's best personalities and in spite of the unimportance of the piece she has always produced a most favourable impression by her acting in it, which is marked by extreme grace and tenderness (Observer, 7 October).

Her sister, Florence, only eleven at the time, appeared as the daughter of the heroine. The main piece of the evening was Helen; or, Taken from the Greek. The next piece in which Kate Terry appeared was Ethel; or, Only a Life, an adaptation by Benjamin Webster, Jr., of Une Pauvre Fille. The play had little merit. It was sufficiently applauded

to warrant the rise of the curtain after the performance of the last act and the appearance of the author before the footlights, but as these results could not be obtained save by the defeat of a body of dissentients, who not only hissed but shouted out such unsavoury substantives as 'trash' and 'rubbish,' the triumph was not worth much.

The play was "not agreeable." The Times (5 October) added, "a more technical objection lies in the extreme length of the work." There was no fault in Kate Terry's performance. The role was scarcely worthy of her, but "what would be utterly ineffective and wearisome in the keeping of an ordinary actress, she renders effective and interesting by the natural interpretation of the character." No blame could be attached to the other performers; the play itself was at fault.

With all due praise to her gifted comrades, it must be confessed that Ethel saved the piece from failing. With a part more worthy of the intellect she can expend on it, there will come a greater and abiding triumph (Athenæum, 20 October).

There were only twenty-five performances.

At the end of November, a new piece, A Sister's Penance by Tom Taylor and Augustus Dubourg was presented, no doubt because of a strong role for Kate Terry. The reviewers treated the play itself with scorn. One example sums up defects: "There is little skill in working up the incidents, the dialogue is poor, and the piece, except at intervals, drags a slow length along" (Observer, 2 December). Again there was no doubt of Kate Terry's talent, on which the success of the play depended, though the part was deemed unworthy of her, and both the Observer and the Times commented on her misfortune in having to waste herself on such pieces. However, the play was greatly applauded and "on the fall of the curtain," she and three other performers "were summoned to receive the congratulations of a well-filled house" (Athenæum, 1 December). An all too familiar comment on its length was made by the Observer. "The new drama ... might be greatly improved by compression, and with judicious alterations will probably keep its place upon the boards for some time." With eighty-three performances, it had more success than Ethel.

On Boxing Day, with the return of Toole from a provincial tour, a new burlesque The Mountain Dhu by Andrew Halliday was presented. The theme, taken from The Lady of the Lake, was used as a basis for uproarious fun. The Observer gives an example of the absurd (30 December):

Roderick Dhu ... though slain by the Knight of Snowden is resuscitated in the last scene in good time to take part in the finale, when everybody within the limits of poetic justice is made more comfortable.

The scenery, described as picturesque by the Athenæum, would have contributed to the appeal of the production, which ran for eighty-seven performances. During January and February, it was the sole supporting piece of A Sister's Penance and no doubt provided light relief from the gloomy and melodramatic nature of that play. The Prince of Wales visited the theatre on 5 March.

A new piece, Lost in London by Watt Phillips, was brought out on 16 March. The bill stated that Miss Neilson had been "engaged expressly for this play." The disappointment was that Webster was prevented by illness from taking the role intended for him. Henry Neville, new to the Adelphi, took his place. As the working miner, he was "conspicuous for his northern dialect and rude pathos, which went to the heart of the audience." Miss Neilson was not, however, thought to give such a finished performance. She was "as yet crude in her art; but showed signs of improvement in the executive portion of it by the display of natural feeling without running into extravagance" (Athenæum, 23 March). Success for the production was expected. It ran for forty-eight nights.

During this time a new one-act musical drama, Garibaldi in Sicily, was produced. The Times (27 April) neatly summed up the elements of its success--ninety-nine performances:

The action and plot are to a great extent subordinate to the main business--namely, the introduction of effective scenery and grouping, blended with a considerable amount of very fair singing. There was good scene painting by Mr. J. Gates. ... The music by Mr. Hatton and Mr. Calcott also deserves favourable mention.

Dora, by Charles Reade, produced in June, was a "poetic drama" based on Tennyson's poem. In three acts, it was--no surprise--judged by the Athenæum (8 June) to be far too long "for a simple tale... .The first act was enchanting, the second commonplace and the third interrupted with laughter." The Observer (2 June) was more generous: "Charles Reade has constructed a clever drama." The play was applauded and the only adverse criticism was that "In one scene physical suffering was made too prominent." At the end of the season (7 September), the Athenæum described it as "a stage-portrait of distinctive elegance." Kate Terry took the principal role. It was given thirty-six times.

A short farce, A Slice of Luck by John Morton, "rather slight both in subject and structure" (Athenæum, 29 June), was a successful afterpiece, appearing on the program until the end of the season.

Some benefit performances were notable, one especially for the talent brought together for the occasion. In May, a Saturday matinee performance was given on behalf of the widow and children of C. H. Bennett. It was sufficiently interesting to be reviewed. It was billed as "amateur," but seems to have been very professional for the most part. The program began with a version of Cox and Box by F. C. Burnand, set to music by Arthur Sullivan, now renowned as the composer of light operas, but who had not then started in this field. The Times (13 May) commented:

Mr. Burnand has executed his task so well and Mr. Arthur Sullivan, our most rising composer has written music for it so full of sparkling tunes and real comic humour that we cannot but believe that this musical version of a popular farce would have a genuine success if produced on the recognised stage by professional singers... . Mr. Sullivan should compose an overture and so complete his admirable operetta.

This was done in July when it was again performed for charity and set Sullivan on his way as a composer of opera (Grove's Dictionary of Music).

This piece was followed by A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing, on this occasion with three Terry sisters performing, Ellen taking the role of the servant. The matinee concluded with Les Deux Aveugles, billed as a musical entertainment, with only two performers. One was George du Maurier, better known now as the author of Trilby, but who, earlier in his career, was an artist and also a fine singer. He also sang in Cox and Box.

For Henry Neville's benefit on 24 July, Kate Terry performed in The Lady of Lyons. His father, John Neville, and brother, George, appeared with him in His First Champagne (playbill).

For her own benefit on 3 July, Kate Terry performed as Beatrice in Much Ado about Nothing, a role much more worthy of her talents than her previous ones at the Adelphi. The Times (26 July) gave unqualified praise. "We can remember no such Beatrice, and we find it difficult to conceive a better." The Adelphi Company was not considered to be really fitted for the acting of Shakespeare's comedies, but Henry Neville did well as Benedick for a first time performance. Ellen Terry appeared for her in Little Treasure. Much Ado was then performed twenty times.

The last production was Romeo and Juliet for three nights with Kate Terry as Juliet--her farewell to the stage. The critics agreed on the fine quality of her performance. After prolonged applause on the last night (31 August), she received "one of the greatest compliments ever paid to an actress. The whole audience rose to leave the house and scarcely anyone remained to see the farce" (Observer 1 September).

On 4 September, for the treasurer J. W. Anson's benefit, As You Like It was presented, most of the performers appearing for that night only.

Therefore, the season ended in the theatre, but Webster, as manager, was not given the peace he would have wished. The Times (13 September), after giving lavish praise to Kate Terry on 2 September, attacked the last production, Romeo and Juliet, in very contemptuous terms, comparing it unfavorably with the current production at the Haymarket. At the Haymarket, "appropriateness, good taste and intelligence" were shown in the "dresses, scenery and stage-management," while at the Adelphi "beggarliness and brainlessness ... seemed to reign unchecked." He could not, of course, disparage Kate Terry but thought a comparison between the two Juliets would have been "unfair, and would serve no useful purpose." He avoided this by taking the superiority of Kate Terry for granted. "It would be unfair to pit an actress (Mrs. Scott-Siddons of the Haymarket) of so little experience against one of so much, or to measure a star just showing on the horizon with one ... at the zenith."

It is not surprising that the expression "brainlessness and beggarliness" stung Webster into making a reply in which he said he would do full justice to the Haymarket production, "but would not shrink from any comparison that could be fairly made between the two" (17 September).

The critic did not let the matter rest, but the following day made references to "mutilation and transposition of scenes," and the disregard of "indications in the text" in the ball scene. He added scathing references to the "shabbiness" of the "mise en scene, and the shortcomings of the stage-management."

A letter was printed below supporting these opinions and so much in the same vein as to appear to have been prompted by the reviewer, if not written by him. No name was given, only the initials G. A. D.

On 23 September Webster replied. The critic had been aware that toward the close of Miss Kate Terry's engagement it "was resolved by [her] that she should appear ... for three nights in Romeo and Juliet." Would it not have been "brainless" to provide new scenery and dresses for three nights? In conclusion Webster pointed out that as the Adelphi had the longest theatrical season in London, the criticism that the "benches had become soiled" was answered by the early closing of the theatre for renovation.

The critic persisted. It was not he who had identified the manager with the defects, yet a manager must be held responsible for what he permitted in his own theatre. He acknowledged that Webster was renovating the "front of his theatre," adding that when he had done as much for the stage, not only would the public be pleased but--egregious remark--Webster would "be fain to acknowledge his great and real obligation to--your Dramatic Critic."

No further comment was made.

One must assume that the production of Romeo and Juliet left something to be desired, but that much of this vituperation was unjustified. For the season as a whole, the scenery could scarcely have been so contemptible when the Athenæum had described that of the Mountain Dhu as picturesque, and the Times (perhaps not the same critic) commended the good scene painting of J. Gates for Garibaldi in Sicily. One's sympathies must be with Webster. As in the previous season, his absence from the stage due to illness was regretted, and some plays of little merit were offered. However, it had its successes, and the talents of some of its performers, especially Kate Terry, were undisputed.

AL

Daily Calendar For 1866-1867

1) The Irish Tiger (1)

AU: [John M. Morton]

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, next 2 Oct 1866

Genre (farce) farce

First Night Cast

Sir Charles Lavender: W[illiam] H. Eburne; Alderman Marrowfat: R[obert] Romer; Mr. Bilberry: C. J. Smith; Paddy Ryan: C[harles] H. Stephenson; John: [James] Paulo; Miss Julia Marrowfat: Miss [Emmie] D'Este; Nancy: Miss Burnette

Reference Cast

Sir Charles Lavender: William H.    Eburne Alderman Marrowfat: Robert    Romer Mr. Bilberry: C. J. Smith Paddy Ryan: Charles H.

Stephenson John: James Paulo Miss Julia Marrowfat: Miss Emmie    D'Este Nancy: Miss Stoker

2) A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing (1)

Title Comment billed here as A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
AU: Tom Taylor

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, next 2 Oct 1866

Genre (comedy) popular drama

First Night Cast

Colonel Percy Kirke (of Kirke's Lambs): Stuart; Colonel Lord Churchill (of the Life Guards): W[illiam] H. Eburne; Master Jasper Carew: [John] Billington of Kirke's Lambs Corporal Flintoff: [James] Paulo; Hackett: Jones Kester Chedzoy: J. A. Shaw (1st time); John Zoyland (locksmith): Aldridge; Anne Carew (wife of Jasper): Miss Kate Terry (1st app here); Dame Carew (mother of Jasper): Mrs. Stoker; Sibyl (Jasper's daughter): Miss Florence Terry; Keziah Mapletoft (servant to Anne): Miss Turtle

Reference Cast

Colonel Percy Kirke: Stuart Colonel Lord Churchill: William    H. Eburne Master Jasper Carew: John    Billington Corporal Flintoff: James Paulo Hackett: Jones

Kester Chedzoy: J. A. Shaw John Zoyland: Aldridge Anne Carew: Miss Kate Terry Dame Carew: Mrs. Stoker Sibyl: Miss Florence Terry Keziah Mapletoft: Miss Turtle

3) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (1)

Title Comment "Adapted fr the French opera bouffe of Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halevy and done very freely into English rhymes" (bill)
AU: Francis C. Burnand, COMP: Jacques Offenbach

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, next 2 Oct 1866

Genre (burlesque) grand burlesque opera; 2 acts

First Night Cast

Paris (Prince of Troy): Mrs. Alfred Mellon; Menelaus (King of Sparta--husband of Helen): J. A. Shaw; Agamemnon (chief of the Myrmidons): R. Phillips; Calchus (high priest): Paul J. Bedford; Achilles: Ashley; Ajax, the First (King of Salamis): W[illiam] H. Eburne; Ajax, the Second (King of the Locrians): C. J. Smith; Philocomenos (clerk in Temple of Jupiter-Gammon): R[obert] Romer; Euthycles (worker in iron): Branscombe; Orestes (Helen's nephew): Miss Emily L. Pitt (1st app here); Helen (the fairest one with the golden locks): Miss [Teresa E.] Furtado; Glauce (Helen's maid): Miss Burnette; Bacchis: Mrs. H. Lewis; Loena: Miss Stoker

Cast Comment A variant New York bill has Miss Godsall in the role of Glauce. The Times does not include Miss Godsall in the list of performers but does include Miss Burnette

Reference Cast

Paris: Mrs. Alfred Mellon Menelaus: J. A. Shaw Agamemnon: R. Phillips Calchus: Paul J. Bedford Achilles: Ashley Ajax, the First: William H.    Eburne Ajax, the Second: C. J. Smith

Philocomenos: Robert Romer Euthycles: Branscombe Orestes: Miss Emily L. Pitt Helen: Miss Teresa E. Furtado Glauce: Miss Burnette Bacchis: Mrs. H. Lewis Loena: Miss Stoker

(dII)" the revenge of Venus--the augury"; (dII) "enormous sacrifice of Menelaus"

I,i exterior of Jupiter's temple; I,ii the oracle; II,i in my lady's chamber; II,ii on the sands at Nauplia

Plot summary in bill

1) The Irish Tiger (2)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 1 Oct 1866, next 3 Oct 1866

Cast as reference cast (1 Oct 1866)

BUT Nancy: Miss Burnette

2) A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing (2)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 1 Oct 1866, next 3 Oct 1866

3) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (2)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 1 Oct 1866, next 3 Oct 1866

1) The Irish Tiger (3)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 2 Oct 1866, next 4 Oct 1866

Cast as reference cast (1 Oct 1866)

BUT Nancy: Miss Burnette

2) A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing (3)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 2 Oct 1866, next 4 Oct 1866

3) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (3)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 2 Oct 1866, next 4 Oct 1866

1) The Irish Tiger (4)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 3 Oct 1866, next 5 Oct 1866

Cast as reference cast (1 Oct 1866)

BUT Nancy: Miss Burnette

2) A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing (4)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 3 Oct 1866, next 5 Oct 1866

3) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (4)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 3 Oct 1866, next 5 Oct 1866

1) The Irish Tiger (5)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 4 Oct 1866, next 6 Oct 1866

Cast as reference cast (1 Oct 1866)

BUT Nancy: Miss Burnette

2) A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing (5)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 4 Oct 1866, next 6 Oct 1866

3) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (5)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 4 Oct 1866, next 6 Oct 1866

1) The Irish Tiger (6)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 5 Oct 1866, next 8 Oct 1866

Cast as reference cast (1 Oct 1866)

BUT Nancy: Miss Burnette

2) A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing (6)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 5 Oct 1866, next 8 Oct 1866

3) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (6)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 5 Oct 1866, next 8 Oct 1866

1) The Irish Tiger (7)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 6 Oct 1866, next 9 Oct 1866

2) A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing (7)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 6 Oct 1866, next 9 Oct 1866

3) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (7)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 6 Oct 1866, next 9 Oct 1866

1) The Irish Tiger (8)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 8 Oct 1866, next 10 Oct 1866

2) A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing (8)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 8 Oct 1866, next 10 Oct 1866

3) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (8)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 8 Oct 1866, next 10 Oct 1866

1) The Irish Tiger (9)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 9 Oct 1866, next 11 Oct 1866

2) A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing (9)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 9 Oct 1866, next 11 Oct 1866

3) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (9)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 9 Oct 1866, next 11 Oct 1866

1) The Irish Tiger (10)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 10 Oct 1866, next 12 Oct 1866

2) A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing (10)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 10 Oct 1866, next 12 Oct 1866

3) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (10)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 10 Oct 1866, next 12 Oct 1866

1) The Irish Tiger (11)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 11 Oct 1866, next 12 Nov 1866

2) A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing (11)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 11 Oct 1866, next 11 May 1867

3) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (11)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 11 Oct 1866, next 13 Oct 1866

Source Comment bill covers following week

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: [Benjamin Webster Jr.]

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, next 15 Oct 1866

Genre (melodrama) entirely new domestic drama; 4 acts

First Night Cast

Thomas Wordley (retired linen-draper): C[harles] H. Stephenson; Hilton Wordley (Thomas Wordley's son): [John] Billington; Robert Langdale (a medical man): Ashley; John Dunn (green-grocer, of Park Walk, Chelsea): R[obert] Romer; Mr. Broadhard (from Colwood's Musical Repository, Brompton Row): C. J. Smith; servant: Hitchenson; valet: [James] Paulo; Ethel Chatteris: Miss Kate Terry; Judith Montgomery (rich widow): Miss [Teresa E.] Furtado; Isabel Wordley (daughter to Wordley): Miss Emily L. Pitt; Abigail Hawcroft (niece to Wordley): Mrs. A[lfred] Mellon; Mary Hughes (dress-maker): Miss Moon

Reference Cast

Thomas Wordley: Charles H.    Stephenson Hilton Wordley: John Billington Robert Langdale: Ashley John Dunn: Robert Romer Mr. Broadhard: C. J. Smith servant: Hitchenson valet: James Paulo Ethel Chatteris: Miss Kate

Terry Judith Montgomery: Miss Teresa    E. Furtado Isabel Wordley: Miss Emily L.    Pitt Abigail Hawcroft: Mrs. Alfred    Mellon Mary Hughes: Miss Moon

I [Richmond, Surrey, summer, 1864] I,i a room in Cambric House, Richmond Hill; II [2 days later] II,i The Terrace, Richmond, overlooking the Thames; II,ii Ethel's lodgings in the High Street; III [Chelsea London, S.W., spring, 1866] III,i Ethel's rooms in Park Walk, Fulham Road; IV [South Kensington, London, S.W.] IV,i drawing-room of No. 365, Cromwell Road

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (12)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 12 Oct 1866, next 15 Oct 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (2)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 13 Oct 1866, next 16 Oct 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (13)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 13 Oct 1866, next 16 Oct 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (3)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 15 Oct 1866, next 17 Oct 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (14)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 15 Oct 1866, next 17 Oct 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (4)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 16 Oct 1866, next 18 Oct 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (15)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 16 Oct 1866, next 18 Oct 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (5)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 17 Oct 1866, next 19 Oct 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (16)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 17 Oct 1866, next 19 Oct 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (6)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 18 Oct 1866, next 20 Oct 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (17)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 18 Oct 1866, next 20 Oct 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (7)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 19 Oct 1866, next 22 Oct 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (18)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 19 Oct 1866, next 22 Oct 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (8)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 20 Oct 1866, next 23 Oct 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (19)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 20 Oct 1866, next 23 Oct 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (9)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 22 Oct 1866, next 24 Oct 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (20)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 22 Oct 1866, next 24 Oct 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (10)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 23 Oct 1866, next 25 Oct 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (21)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 23 Oct 1866, next 25 Oct 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (11)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 24 Oct 1866, next 26 Oct 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (22)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 24 Oct 1866, next 26 Oct 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (12)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 25 Oct 1866, next 27 Oct 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (23)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 25 Oct 1866, next 27 Oct 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (13)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 26 Oct 1866, next 29 Oct 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (24)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 26 Oct 1866, next 29 Oct 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (14)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 27 Oct 1866, next 30 Oct 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (25)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 27 Oct 1866, next 30 Oct 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (15)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 29 Oct 1866, next 31 Oct 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (26)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 29 Oct 1866, next 31 Oct 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (16)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 30 Oct 1866, next 1 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (27)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 30 Oct 1866, next 1 Nov 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (17)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 31 Oct 1866, next 2 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (28)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 31 Oct 1866, next 2 Nov 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (18)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 1 Nov 1866, next 3 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (29)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 1 Nov 1866, next 3 Nov 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (19)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 2 Nov 1866, next 5 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (30)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 2 Nov 1866, next 5 Nov 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (20)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 3 Nov 1866, next 6 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (31)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 3 Nov 1866, next 6 Nov 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (21)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 5 Nov 1866, next 7 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (32)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 5 Nov 1866, next 7 Nov 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (22)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 6 Nov 1866, next 8 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (33)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 6 Nov 1866, next 8 Nov 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (23)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 7 Nov 1866, next 9 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (34)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 7 Nov 1866, next 9 Nov 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (24)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 8 Nov 1866, next 10 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (35)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 8 Nov 1866, next 10 Nov 1866

1) Ethel; or, Only a Life (25)

Performances first 13 Oct 1866, previous 9 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (36)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 9 Nov 1866, next 12 Nov 1866

1) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (1)

AU: [Joseph] S. Coyne

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, next 13 Nov 1866

Genre (extravaganza) popular extravaganza

First Night Cast

Count Muffenuff (Russian Governor of Neveraskwehr): R[obert] Romer; Kyboshki (Privy Councillor): C. J. Smith; Slickwitz (treasurer): Ashley; Major Kutsoff: Aldridge; Tittlebatz (a page): Miss Burnette; Michael Browsky (state barber): W[illiam] H. Eburne; Grippenhoff (Chief of Police): Branscombe; Stiffenbach (gentleman usher): [James] Paulo; Zephirine Joliejambe: Miss Emily L. Pitt; Madame Vaulkerehawks: Miss Stoker; Madame Kyboshski: Mrs. H. Lewis; Katerine Kloper: Miss [Teresa E.] Furtado

Cast Comment Cast not given--taken from December 3 bill

Reference Cast

Count Muffenuff: Robert Romer Kyboshki: C. J. Smith Slickwitz: Ashley Major Kutsoff: Aldridge Tittlebatz: Miss Burnette Michael Browsky: William H.    Eburne Grippenhoff: Branscombe

Stiffenbach: James Paulo Zephirine Joliejambe: Miss Emily    L. Pitt Madame Vaulkerehawks: Miss    Stoker Madame Kyboshski: Mrs. H. Lewis Katerine Kloper: Miss Teresa E.    Furtado

2) Good for Nothing (1)

AU: [John B. Buckstone]

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, next 13 Nov 1866

Genre (farce) comic drama

First Night Cast

Nan: Mrs. Alfred Mellon

Cast Comment rest of cast not given--see 4 Sept 1865 for roles & cast

Reference Cast

Nan: Mrs. Alfred Mellon

3) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (37)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 10 Nov 1866, next 13 Nov 1866

4) The Irish Tiger (12)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 12 Oct 1866, next 13 Nov 1866

1) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (2)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 12 Nov 1866, next 3 Dec 1866

2) Good for Nothing (2)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 12 Nov 1866

3) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (38)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 12 Nov 1866, next 14 Nov 1866

4) The Irish Tiger (13)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 12 Nov 1866

1) Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (1)

AU: J[ohn] B. Buckstone

Performances first 14 Nov 1866, next 15 Nov 1866

Genre (drama) celebrated Adelphi drama; 3 acts

First Night Cast

characters in Act I Alexandre, a roue: [John] Billington; Michael (journeyman upholsterer): Ashley; Victorine, an embroideress: Miss [Adelaide] Neilson; Elise, a semptress: Mrs. A[lfred] Mellon characters in Act II, 5 yrs later M. d'Alexandre (horse dealer, aged 40): [John] Billington; Michael (foreman), aged 26: Ashley; Bijou: Miss Stoker; Madame St. Victor (aged 24): Miss [Adelaide] Neilson; Madame La Barone Elise (aged 25): Mrs. A[lfred] Mellon; Justine (femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor): Miss Burnette; Mr. Bonassus (jeweller), aged 35: Paul J. Bedford; Blaise (his man), aged 20: J. A. Shaw; Macaire (friend to Alexandre): Branscombe; Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. H. Lewis characters in Act III, 20 yrs later Alexandre (juggler and escaped convict), aged 60: [John] Billington; Caesar Chanteloupe (his companion, an old soldier of the Imperial Army): Stuart; Mr. Bonassus (widower), aged 55: Paul J. Bedford; Blaise (his valet), aged 40: J. A. Shaw; Michael (captain of the National Guard), aged 46: Ashley; Bernard (silversmith): R[obert] Romer; Victorine (keeper of a lodging house), aged 44: Miss [Adelaide] Neilson; Elise (orange vendor), aged 45: Mrs. A[lfred] Mellon; Sophie: Mrs. Stoker

Reference Cast

Alexandre, a roue: John    Billington Michael: Ashley Victorine, an embroideress: Miss    Adelaide Neilson Elise, a semptress: Mrs. Alfred    Mellon M. d'Alexandre: John Billington Michael, aged 26: Ashley Bijou: Miss Stoker Madame St. Victor: Miss Adelaide    Neilson Madame La Barone Elise: Mrs.    Alfred Mellon Justine: Miss Burnette Mr. Bonassus, aged 35: Paul J.    Bedford

Blaise, aged 20: J. A. Shaw Macaire: Branscombe Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. H. Lewis Alexandre, aged 60: John    Billington Caesar Chanteloupe: Stuart Mr. Bonassus, aged 55: Paul J.    Bedford Blaise, aged 40: J. A. Shaw Michael, aged 46: Ashley Bernard: Robert Romer Victorine, aged 44: Miss    Adelaide Neilson Elise, aged 45: Mrs. Alfred    Mellon Sophie: Mrs. Stoker

I mansard of Victorine in the Rue St. Honore; II [five years later] II,i splendid apartments in the palace of the Duke de [blank]; II,ii apartments in the house of Mr. Bonassus; III [twenty years later] III,i room in a ci-devant gambling house; III,ii Notre Dame--night; III,iii Rue du Temple

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (39)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 13 Nov 1866, next 15 Nov 1866

General Non-Title Information

overture: "Les Sabots de la Marquise" [E. Boulanger]; set of valses: "Erinnerung auf Dresden" [J[oseph] Gungl]; polka: "Die Antilope" [J[oseph] Gungl]; quadrille: "Flick and Flock" [J[ohann] Strauss]; valse: "La Belle Helene" [Jacques Offenbach]

1) Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (2)

Performances first 14 Nov 1866, previous 14 Nov 1866, next 16 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (40)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 14 Nov 1866, next 16 Nov 1866

1) Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (3)

Performances first 14 Nov 1866, previous 15 Nov 1866, next 17 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (41)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 15 Nov 1866, next 17 Nov 1866

1) Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (4)

Performances first 14 Nov 1866, previous 16 Nov 1866, next 19 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (42)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 16 Nov 1866, next 19 Nov 1866

1) Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (5)

Performances first 14 Nov 1866, previous 17 Nov 1866, next 20 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (43)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 17 Nov 1866, next 20 Nov 1866

1) Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (6)

Performances first 14 Nov 1866, previous 19 Nov 1866, next 21 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (44)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 19 Nov 1866, next 21 Nov 1866

1) Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (7)

Performances first 14 Nov 1866, previous 20 Nov 1866, next 22 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (45)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 20 Nov 1866, next 22 Nov 1866

1) Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (8)

Performances first 14 Nov 1866, previous 21 Nov 1866, next 23 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (46)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 21 Nov 1866, next 23 Nov 1866

1) Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (9)

Performances first 14 Nov 1866, previous 22 Nov 1866, next 24 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (47)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 22 Nov 1866, next 24 Nov 1866

1) Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (10)

Performances first 14 Nov 1866, previous 23 Nov 1866

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (48)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 23 Nov 1866, next 26 Nov 1866

1) A Sister's Penance (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: Tom Taylor, Augustus W. Dubourg

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, next 27 Nov 1866

Genre (drama) new and original drama; 3 acts

First Night Cast

Markham (young engineer): Hermann Vezin; Anmedoolah (agent to the Rajah of Mazareepore): [John] Billington; Colonel Leslie: C[harles] H. Stephenson; Handyside (regimental surgeon): Ashley; Stubbs (auctioneer's man): J. A. Shaw officers under Colonel Leslie's command Major McWort: R[obert] Romer; Ensign Dodds: W[illiam] H. Eburne Sepoys, artillerymen, railway workers: [Unlisted] sisters Alice Vernon: Miss Kate Terry; Marion Vernon: Miss Hughes (1st app here) Pamela Pink (maid): Miss Emily L. Pitt

Reference Cast

Markham: Hermann Vezin Anmedoolah: John Billington Colonel Leslie: Charles H.    Stephenson Handyside: Ashley Stubbs: R. Phillips Major McWort: Robert Romer

Ensign Dodds: William H. Eburne Sepoys, artillerymen, railway    workers: Unlisted Alice Vernon: Miss Kate Terry Marion Vernon: Miss Hughes Pamela Pink: Miss Emily L. Pitt

I [1855] I a villa near London; II [1857] II an up-country station in India; III [1858] III a villa near Southampton Water

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (49)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 24 Nov 1866, next 27 Nov 1866

General Non-Title Information

overture: "Les Chaperons Blancs" [[Daniel F.] Auber]; valse: "Zephir-Lufte" [J[oseph] Gungl]; quadrille: "Lucknow" [P. Williams]; mazurka: "Apollo" [J[oseph] Gungl]; overture: "La Belle Helene" [Jacques Offenbach]

1) A Sister's Penance (2)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 26 Nov 1866, next 28 Nov 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (50)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 26 Nov 1866, next 28 Nov 1866

1) A Sister's Penance (3)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 27 Nov 1866, next 29 Nov 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (51)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 27 Nov 1866, next 29 Nov 1866

1) A Sister's Penance (4)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 28 Nov 1866, next 30 Nov 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (52)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 28 Nov 1866, next 30 Nov 1866

1) A Sister's Penance (5)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 29 Nov 1866, next 1 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (53)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 29 Nov 1866, next 1 Dec 1866

1) A Sister's Penance (6)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 30 Nov 1866, next 3 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

2) Helen; or, Taken from the Greek (54)

Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 30 Nov 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (1)

Title Comment 1st time here; Title on the bill is The Baronet Abroad
AU: [F. Lennox Horne]

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, next 4 Dec 1866

Genre (musical farce) musical drama

First Night Cast

Sir Fitful Green, Bart. (eccentric gentleman): Ashley; Loup Garou (desperate smuggler): Stuart; Renard (the confederate): C. J. Smith; Louis Lepec (commissary of police): R[obert] Romer; Alphonse Laroche (young farmer): W[illiam] H. Eburne; Susette (a orphan): Miss Roden

Reference Cast

Sir Fitful Green, Bart.: Ashley Loup Garou: Stuart Renard: C. J. Smith Louis Lepec: Robert Romer

Alphonse Laroche: William H.    Eburne Susette: Miss Roden

2) A Sister's Penance (7)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 1 Dec 1866, next 4 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (3)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 13 Nov 1866, next 4 Dec 1866

General Non-Title Information

overture: "Les Chaperons Blancs" [[Daniel F.] Auber]; valse: "Zephir-Lufte" [J[oseph] Gungl]; quadrille: "Lucknow" [P. Williams]; mazurka: "Apollo" [J[oseph] Gungl]; overture: "La Belle Helene" [Jacques Offenbach]

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (2)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 3 Dec 1866, next 5 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (8)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 3 Dec 1866, next 5 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (4)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 3 Dec 1866, next 5 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (3)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 4 Dec 1866, next 6 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (9)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 4 Dec 1866, next 6 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (5)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 4 Dec 1866, next 6 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (4)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 5 Dec 1866, next 7 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (10)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 5 Dec 1866, next 7 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (6)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 5 Dec 1866, next 7 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (5)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 6 Dec 1866, next 8 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (11)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 6 Dec 1866, next 8 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (7)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 6 Dec 1866, next 8 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (6)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 7 Dec 1866, next 10 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (12)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 7 Dec 1866, next 10 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (8)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 7 Dec 1866, next 10 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (7)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 8 Dec 1866, next 11 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (13)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 8 Dec 1866, next 11 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (9)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 8 Dec 1866, next 11 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (8)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 10 Dec 1866, next 12 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (14)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 10 Dec 1866, next 12 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (10)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 10 Dec 1866, next 12 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (9)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 11 Dec 1866, next 13 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (15)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 11 Dec 1866, next 13 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (11)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 11 Dec 1866, next 13 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (10)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 12 Dec 1866, next 14 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (16)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 12 Dec 1866, next 14 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (12)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 12 Dec 1866, next 14 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (11)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 13 Dec 1866, next 15 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (17)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 13 Dec 1866, next 15 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (13)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 13 Dec 1866, next 15 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (12)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 14 Dec 1866, next 17 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (18)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 14 Dec 1866, next 17 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (14)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 14 Dec 1866, next 17 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (13)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 15 Dec 1866, next 18 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (19)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 15 Dec 1866, next 18 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (15)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 15 Dec 1866, next 18 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (14)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 17 Dec 1866, next 19 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (20)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 17 Dec 1866, next 19 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (16)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 17 Dec 1866, next 19 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (15)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 18 Dec 1866, next 20 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (21)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 18 Dec 1866, next 20 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (17)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 18 Dec 1866, next 20 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (16)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 19 Dec 1866, next 21 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (22)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 19 Dec 1866, next 21 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (18)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 19 Dec 1866, next 21 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (17)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 20 Dec 1866, next 22 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (23)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 20 Dec 1866, next 22 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (19)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 20 Dec 1866, next 22 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (18)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 21 Dec 1866, next 24 Dec 1866

2) A Sister's Penance (24)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 21 Dec 1866, next 24 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (20)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 21 Dec 1866, next 24 Dec 1866

1) The Baronet Abroad and the Rustic Prima Donna (19)

Performances first 3 Dec 1866, previous 22 Dec 1866, next 19 Aug 1867

2) A Sister's Penance (25)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 22 Dec 1866, next 26 Dec 1866

Cast as reference cast (26 Nov 1866)

BUT Stubbs: J. A. Shaw

3) Pas de Fascination [; or, Catching a Governor] (21)

Performances first 12 Nov 1866, previous 22 Dec 1866

DARK: Christmas

1) A Sister's Penance (26)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 24 Dec 1866, next 27 Dec 1866

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: [Andrew Halliday]
Au Comm "By the author of the celebrated burlesque of Kenilworth" (bill)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, next 27 Dec 1866

Genre (extravaganza) new and original grand extravaganza

First Night Cast

Fitzjames (errant knight): Mrs. Alfred Mellon; Malcolm Graeme (original "bonnie laddie, highland laddie"): Miss Hughes; Roderick (the genuine Mountan Dhu): J[ohn] L. Toole; the Douglas (definite article of his clan): Paul J. Bedford; Malise (young 'electric' spark of the period): Miss Emily L. Pitt; Red Murdoch (rough and red-dy, Roderick's mactotum): Ashley; Norman (Scotch Norseman, or "Sandy Knavian"): R[obert] Romer; Ellen (the Blue Belle Ellen of Scotland): Miss [Teresa E.] Furtado; Allan Bane (transparent medium): C. J. Smith

Reference Cast

Fitzjames: Mrs. Alfred Mellon Malcolm Graeme: Miss Hughes Roderick: John L. Toole the Douglas: Paul J. Bedford Malise: Miss Emily L. Pitt

Red Murdoch: Ashley Norman: Robert Romer Ellen: Miss Teresa E. Furtado Allan Bane: C. J. Smith

(d2) "Uncorking of the Mountain Dhu--startling effects of the Mountain Dhu"; (d5)"the gathering of the clans"

1. view of Loch Katrine; 2. a Scotch (Walpurgis) Nicht; 3. the retreat of the Douglas; 4. a mountain pass; 5. the pass of Ben Ledi; 6. walls of Stirling Castle; 7. the Wappenschaw; 8. Fingal's Cave with Dhu Drops of Delight, somewhere in the Northern Ossian

1) A Sister's Penance (27)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 26 Dec 1866, next 28 Dec 1866

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (2)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 26 Dec 1866, next 28 Dec 1866

1) A Sister's Penance (28)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 27 Dec 1866, next 29 Dec 1866

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (3)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 27 Dec 1866, next 29 Dec 1866

1) A Sister's Penance (29)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 28 Dec 1866, next 31 Dec 1866

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (4)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 28 Dec 1866, next 31 Dec 1866

1) A Sister's Penance (30)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 29 Dec 1866, next 1 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (5)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 29 Dec 1866, next 1 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (31)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 31 Dec 1866, next 2 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (6)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 31 Dec 1866, next 2 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (32)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 1 Jan 1867, next 3 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (7)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 1 Jan 1867, next 3 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (33)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 2 Jan 1867, next 4 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (8)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 2 Jan 1867, next 4 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (34)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 3 Jan 1867, next 5 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (9)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 3 Jan 1867, next 5 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (35)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 4 Jan 1867, next 7 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (10)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 4 Jan 1867, next 7 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (36)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 5 Jan 1867, next 8 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (11)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 5 Jan 1867, next 8 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (37)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 7 Jan 1867, next 9 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (12)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 7 Jan 1867, next 9 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (38)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 8 Jan 1867, next 10 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (13)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 8 Jan 1867, next 10 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (39)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 9 Jan 1867, next 11 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (14)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 9 Jan 1867, next 11 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (40)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 10 Jan 1867, next 12 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (15)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 10 Jan 1867, next 12 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (41)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 11 Jan 1867, next 14 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (16)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 11 Jan 1867, next 14 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (42)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 12 Jan 1867, next 15 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (17)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 12 Jan 1867, next 15 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (43)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 14 Jan 1867, next 16 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (18)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 14 Jan 1867, next 16 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (44)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 15 Jan 1867, next 17 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (19)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 15 Jan 1867, next 17 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (45)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 16 Jan 1867, next 18 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (20)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 16 Jan 1867, next 18 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (46)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 17 Jan 1867, next 19 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (21)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 17 Jan 1867, next 19 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (47)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 18 Jan 1867, next 21 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (22)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 18 Jan 1867, next 21 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (48)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 19 Jan 1867, next 22 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (23)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 19 Jan 1867, next 22 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (49)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 21 Jan 1867, next 23 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (24)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 21 Jan 1867, next 23 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (50)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 22 Jan 1867, next 24 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (25)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 22 Jan 1867, next 24 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (51)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 23 Jan 1867, next 25 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (26)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 23 Jan 1867, next 25 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (52)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 24 Jan 1867, next 26 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (27)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 24 Jan 1867, next 26 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (53)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 25 Jan 1867, next 28 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (28)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 25 Jan 1867, next 28 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (54)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 26 Jan 1867, next 29 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (29)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 26 Jan 1867, next 29 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (55)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 28 Jan 1867, next 30 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (30)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 28 Jan 1867, next 30 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (56)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 29 Jan 1867, next 31 Jan 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (31)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 29 Jan 1867, next 31 Jan 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (57)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 30 Jan 1867, next 1 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (32)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 30 Jan 1867, next 1 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (58)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 31 Jan 1867, next 2 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (33)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 31 Jan 1867, next 2 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (59)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 1 Feb 1867, next 4 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (34)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 1 Feb 1867, next 4 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (60)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 2 Feb 1867, next 5 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (35)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 2 Feb 1867, next 5 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (61)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 4 Feb 1867, next 6 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (36)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 4 Feb 1867, next 6 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (62)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 5 Feb 1867, next 7 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (37)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 5 Feb 1867, next 7 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (63)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 6 Feb 1867, next 8 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (38)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 6 Feb 1867, next 8 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (64)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 7 Feb 1867, next 9 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (39)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 7 Feb 1867, next 9 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (65)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 8 Feb 1867, next 11 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (40)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 8 Feb 1867, next 11 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (66)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 9 Feb 1867, next 12 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (41)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 9 Feb 1867, next 12 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (67)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 11 Feb 1867, next 13 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (42)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 11 Feb 1867, next 13 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (68)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 12 Feb 1867, next 14 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (43)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 12 Feb 1867, next 14 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (69)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 13 Feb 1867, next 15 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (44)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 13 Feb 1867, next 15 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (70)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 14 Feb 1867, next 16 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (45)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 14 Feb 1867, next 16 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (71)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 15 Feb 1867, next 18 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (46)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 15 Feb 1867, next 18 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (72)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 16 Feb 1867, next 19 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (47)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 16 Feb 1867, next 19 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (73)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 18 Feb 1867, next 20 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (48)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 18 Feb 1867, next 20 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (74)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 19 Feb 1867, next 21 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (49)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 19 Feb 1867, next 21 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (75)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 20 Feb 1867, next 22 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (50)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 20 Feb 1867, next 22 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (76)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 21 Feb 1867, next 23 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (51)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 21 Feb 1867, next 23 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (77)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 22 Feb 1867, next 25 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (52)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 22 Feb 1867, next 25 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (78)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 23 Feb 1867, next 26 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (53)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 23 Feb 1867, next 26 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (79)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 25 Feb 1867, next 27 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (54)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 25 Feb 1867, next 27 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (80)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 26 Feb 1867, next 28 Feb 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (55)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 26 Feb 1867, next 28 Feb 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (81)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 27 Feb 1867, next 1 Mar 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (56)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 27 Feb 1867, next 1 Mar 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (82)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 28 Feb 1867, next 2 Mar 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (57)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 28 Feb 1867, next 2 Mar 1867

1) A Sister's Penance (83)

Performances first 26 Nov 1866, previous 1 Mar 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (58)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 1 Mar 1867, next 4 Mar 1867

1) Paul Pry (1)

AU: [John Poole]

Performances first 4 Mar 1867, next 5 Mar 1867

Genre (comedy) popular comedy

First Night Cast

Colonel Hardy: C[harles] H. Stephenson; Frank Hardy: Ashley; Witherton: R. Phillips; Willis: W[illiam] H. Eburne; Old Stanley: Aldridge; Harry Stanley: [John] Billington; Paul Pry: J[ohn] L. Toole; Grasp: C. J. Smith; Doubledot: Branscombe; Simon: R[obert] Romer; servant: Hitchenson; Eliza: Miss Emily L. Pitt; Marian: Miss Burnette; Mrs. Subtle: Mrs. [John] Billington; Phoebe: Mrs. A[lfred] Mellon

Reference Cast

Colonel Hardy: Charles H.    Stephenson Frank Hardy: Ashley Witherton: R. Phillips Willis: William H. Eburne Old Stanley: Aldridge Harry Stanley: John Billington Paul Pry: John L. Toole Grasp: C. J. Smith

Doubledot: Branscombe Simon: Robert Romer servant: Hitchenson Eliza: Miss Emily L. Pitt Marian: Miss Burnette Mrs. Subtle: Mrs. John    Billington Phoebe: Mrs. Alfred Mellon

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (59)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 2 Mar 1867, next 5 Mar 1867

General Non-Title Information

overture (from Lestocq): [[Daniel F.] Auber]; selection (from Masaniello): [[Daniel F.] Auber]; quadrille: "Barbe Bleue" [D[aniel] Godfrey]; valse: "Accelerationen" [Johann Strauss]; polka: "The A B C Polka" [V. G. Heinsdorff]; overture: "Mountain Dhu" [Edwin Ellis]

1) Paul Pry (2)

Performances first 4 Mar 1867, previous 4 Mar 1867, next 7 Mar 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (60)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 4 Mar 1867, next 7 Mar 1867

DARK: Ash Wednesday

1) Paul Pry (3)

Performances first 4 Mar 1867, previous 5 Mar 1867, next 8 Mar 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (61)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 5 Mar 1867, next 8 Mar 1867

1) Paul Pry (4)

Performances first 4 Mar 1867, previous 7 Mar 1867, next 9 Mar 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (62)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 7 Mar 1867, next 9 Mar 1867

1) Paul Pry (5)

Performances first 4 Mar 1867, previous 8 Mar 1867, next 11 Mar 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (63)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 8 Mar 1867, next 11 Mar 1867

1) Paul Pry (6)

Performances first 4 Mar 1867, previous 9 Mar 1867, next 12 Mar 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (64)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 9 Mar 1867, next 12 Mar 1867

1) Paul Pry (7)

Performances first 4 Mar 1867, previous 11 Mar 1867, next 13 Mar 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (65)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 11 Mar 1867, next 13 Mar 1867

1) Paul Pry (8)

Performances first 4 Mar 1867, previous 12 Mar 1867, next 14 Mar 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (66)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 12 Mar 1867, next 14 Mar 1867

1) Paul Pry (9)

Performances first 4 Mar 1867, previous 13 Mar 1867, next 15 Mar 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (67)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 13 Mar 1867, next 15 Mar 1867

1) Paul Pry (10)

Performances first 4 Mar 1867, previous 14 Mar 1867, next 29 Jul 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (68)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 14 Mar 1867, next 16 Mar 1867

1) Lost in London (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: Watts Phillips
Au Comm Phillips "author of Dead Heart" (bill)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, next 18 Mar 1867

Genre (drama) new and original drama; 3 acts

First Night Cast

Gilbert Featherstone (owner of the Bleakmore Mine): Ashley; Sir Richard Loader (his friend): Branscombe miners Job Armroyd: H[enry G.] Neville (1st app here); Jack Longbones: Paul J. Bedford; Dick Raine: Aldridge; Noah Morehead: [E.] Tomlin Benjamin Blinker (London Tiger): J[ohn] L. Toole; Thomas (footman): W[illiam] H. Eburne; Tops (post boy): C. J. Smith; guests, miners: [Unlisted]; Nelly: Miss [Adelaide] Neilson; Tiddy Dragglethorpe: Mrs. A[lfred] Mellon; Florence: Miss A. Seaman

Cast Comment Miss Neilson engaged expressly for this play; Neville plays part intended for Benjamin N. Webster, whose illness prevents his assuming role

Reference Cast

Gilbert Featherstone: Ashley Sir Richard Loader: Branscombe Job Armroyd: Henry G. Neville Jack Longbones: Paul J. Bedford Dick Raine: Aldridge Noah Morehead: E. Tomlin Benjamin Blinker: John L. Toole

Thomas: William H. Eburne Tops: C. J. Smith guests, miners: Unlisted Nelly: Miss Adelaide Neilson Tiddy Dragglethorpe: Mrs. John    Billington Florence: Miss A. Seaman

I [Lancashire] I,i Job Armroyd's cottage; I,ii Bleakmore; I,iii Bleakmore Mine; II [London] II,i interior of the Fern's villa; II,ii ante room at the Fern's villa; II,iii exterior of the Fern's villa in Regent's Park by night; II,iv ante room at the the Fern's villa; II,v ball room; III,i interior of a cottage in the neighbourhood of London

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (69)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 15 Mar 1867, next 18 Mar 1867

General Non-Title Information

overture (from Il Barbiere di Siviglia): [[Gioacchino A.] Rossini]; valse: "Debaten" [J[oseph] Gungl]; quadrille: "Linda" [[Charles L.] D'Albert]; galop: "Wedding" [C[harles] Coote Jr.]; valse: "Shadows of Destiny" [Captain Colomb]; overture: "Mountain Dhu" [Edwin Ellis]; solo cornet: W. H. Hawkes

1) Lost in London (2)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 16 Mar 1867, next 19 Mar 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Tiddy Dragglethorpe: Mrs.   Alfred Mellon

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (70)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 16 Mar 1867, next 19 Mar 1867

1) Lost in London (3)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 18 Mar 1867, next 20 Mar 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Tiddy Dragglethorpe: Mrs.   Alfred Mellon

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (71)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 18 Mar 1867, next 20 Mar 1867

1) Lost in London (4)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 19 Mar 1867, next 21 Mar 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Tiddy Dragglethorpe: Mrs.   Alfred Mellon

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (72)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 19 Mar 1867, next 21 Mar 1867

1) Lost in London (5)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 20 Mar 1867, next 22 Mar 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Tiddy Dragglethorpe: Mrs.   Alfred Mellon

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (73)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 20 Mar 1867, next 22 Mar 1867

1) Lost in London (6)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 21 Mar 1867, next 23 Mar 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Tiddy Dragglethorpe: Mrs.   Alfred Mellon

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (74)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 21 Mar 1867, next 23 Mar 1867

1) Lost in London (7)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 22 Mar 1867, next 25 Mar 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Tiddy Dragglethorpe: Mrs.   Alfred Mellon

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (75)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 22 Mar 1867, next 25 Mar 1867

1) Lost in London (8)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 23 Mar 1867, next 26 Mar 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Tiddy Dragglethorpe: Mrs.   Alfred Mellon

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (76)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 23 Mar 1867, next 26 Mar 1867

1) Lost in London (9)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 25 Mar 1867, next 27 Mar 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Tiddy Dragglethorpe: Mrs.   Alfred Mellon

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (77)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 25 Mar 1867, next 27 Mar 1867

1) Lost in London (10)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 26 Mar 1867, next 28 Mar 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Tiddy Dragglethorpe: Mrs.   Alfred Mellon

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (78)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 26 Mar 1867, next 28 Mar 1867

1) Lost in London (11)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 27 Mar 1867, next 29 Mar 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Tiddy Dragglethorpe: Mrs.   Alfred Mellon

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (79)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 27 Mar 1867, next 29 Mar 1867

1) Lost in London (12)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 28 Mar 1867, next 30 Mar 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Tiddy Dragglethorpe: Mrs.   Alfred Mellon

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (80)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 28 Mar 1867, next 30 Mar 1867

1) Lost in London (13)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 29 Mar 1867, next 1 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Tiddy Dragglethorpe: Mrs.   Alfred Mellon

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (81)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 29 Mar 1867, next 1 Apr 1867

1) Lost in London (14)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 30 Mar 1867, next 2 Apr 1867

Cast Comment "In consequence of Mrs. Alfred Mellon's domestic bereavement" (bill). Alfred Mellon had died; this season Mrs. Mellon billed herself under her married name

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (82)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 30 Mar 1867, next 2 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1866)

BUT Fitzjames: Miss A. Seaman

1) Lost in London (15)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 1 Apr 1867, next 3 Apr 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (83)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 1 Apr 1867, next 3 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1866)

BUT Fitzjames: Miss A. Seaman

1) Lost in London (16)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 2 Apr 1867, next 4 Apr 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (84)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 2 Apr 1867, next 4 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1866)

BUT Fitzjames: Miss A. Seaman

1) Lost in London (17)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 3 Apr 1867, next 5 Apr 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (85)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 3 Apr 1867, next 5 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1866)

BUT Fitzjames: Miss A. Seaman

1) Lost in London (18)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 4 Apr 1867, next 6 Apr 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (86)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 4 Apr 1867, next 6 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1866)

BUT Fitzjames: Miss A. Seaman

1) Lost in London (19)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 5 Apr 1867, next 8 Apr 1867

2) The Mountain Dhu; or, The Knight, the Lady and the Lake (87)

Performances first 26 Dec 1866, previous 5 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1866)

BUT Fitzjames: Miss A. Seaman

1) Ici On Parle Francais (1)

AU: Thomas J. Williams

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, next 9 Apr 1867

Genre (farce) screaming farce

First Night Cast

Major Regulus Rattan: R. Phillips; Victor Dubois: [John] Billington; Mr. Spriggins: J[ohn] L. Toole; Mrs. Spriggins: Mrs. H. Lewis; Angelina (her daughter): Miss Burnette; Julia (wife of Rattan): Miss Emily L. Pitt; Anna Maria (maid-of-all-work): Miss A. Seaman

Reference Cast

Major Regulus Rattan: R.    Phillips Victor Dubois: John Billington Mr. Spriggins: John L. Toole

Mrs. Spriggins: Mrs. H. Lewis Angelina: Miss Burnette Julia: Miss Emily L. Pitt Anna Maria: Miss A. Seaman

2) Lost in London (20)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 6 Apr 1867, next 9 Apr 1867

3) The Steeple Chase; or, In the Pigskin (1)

AU: John M. Morton

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, next 9 Apr 1867

Genre (farce) screaming Adelphi farce

First Night Cast

Mr. Tittmus: J[ohn] L. Toole; Alderman Slowcoach: Paul J. Bedford; Doctor Clipper: [John] Billington; Buzzard (Sheriff's officer): C[harles] H. Stephenson; Cummings: W[illiam] H. Eburne; Thomas: Branscombe; Boots: Aldridge; first gentleman: [James] Paulo; second gentleman: Cox; Mrs. Clipper (niece to the alderman): Miss Burnette; Mrs. Tittmus: Mrs. H. Lewis; chambermaid: Miss Turtle

Reference Cast

Mr. Tittmus: John L. Toole Alderman Slowcoach: Paul J.    Bedford Doctor Clipper: John Billington Buzzard: Charles H. Stephenson Cummings: William H. Eburne Thomas: Branscombe

Boots: Aldridge first gentleman: James Paulo second gentleman: Cox Mrs. Clipper: Miss Burnette Mrs. Tittmus: Mrs. H. Lewis chambermaid: Miss Turtle

1) Ici On Parle Francais (2)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 8 Apr 1867, next 10 Apr 1867

2) Lost in London (21)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 8 Apr 1867, next 10 Apr 1867

3) The Steeple Chase; or, In the Pigskin (2)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 8 Apr 1867, next 10 Apr 1867

Special Performance Benefit: John Kinloch (acting manager)

1) Ici On Parle Francais (3)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 9 Apr 1867, next 11 Apr 1867

2) Lost in London (22)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 9 Apr 1867, next 11 Apr 1867

3) The Steeple Chase; or, In the Pigskin (3)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 9 Apr 1867, next 11 Apr 1867

Special Performance Benefit: John Kinloch (acting manager)

1) Ici On Parle Francais (4)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 10 Apr 1867, next 12 Apr 1867

2) Lost in London (23)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 10 Apr 1867, next 12 Apr 1867

3) The Steeple Chase; or, In the Pigskin (4)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 10 Apr 1867, next 12 Apr 1867

1) Ici On Parle Francais (5)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 11 Apr 1867, next 13 Apr 1867

2) Lost in London (24)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 11 Apr 1867, next 13 Apr 1867

3) The Steeple Chase; or, In the Pigskin (5)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 11 Apr 1867, next 13 Apr 1867

1) Ici On Parle Francais (6)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 12 Apr 1867, next 15 Apr 1867

2) Lost in London (25)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 12 Apr 1867, next 15 Apr 1867

3) The Steeple Chase; or, In the Pigskin (6)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 12 Apr 1867, next 15 Apr 1867

1) Ici On Parle Francais (7)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 13 Apr 1867, next 16 Apr 1867

2) Lost in London (26)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 13 Apr 1867, next 16 Apr 1867

3) The Steeple Chase; or, In the Pigskin (7)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 13 Apr 1867, next 16 Apr 1867

1) Ici On Parle Francais (8)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 15 Apr 1867, next 17 Apr 1867

2) Lost in London (27)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 15 Apr 1867, next 17 Apr 1867

3) The Steeple Chase; or, In the Pigskin (8)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 15 Apr 1867, next 17 Apr 1867

1) Ici On Parle Francais (9)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 16 Apr 1867, next 18 Apr 1867

2) Lost in London (28)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 16 Apr 1867, next 18 Apr 1867

3) The Steeple Chase; or, In the Pigskin (9)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 16 Apr 1867, next 18 Apr 1867

1) Ici On Parle Francais (10)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 17 Apr 1867, next 4 Sep 1867

2) Lost in London (29)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 17 Apr 1867, next 20 Apr 1867

3) The Steeple Chase; or, In the Pigskin (10)

Performances first 8 Apr 1867, previous 17 Apr 1867

DARK: Good Friday

1) A Fretful Porcupine (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: [Leicester S. Buckingham]

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, next 22 Apr 1867

Genre (farce) new farce

First Night Cast

Mr. Tracy Toogood: J[ohn] Clarke; Mr. Peter Pennifold: C[harles] H. Stephenson; Mr. Nobbleton: C. J. Smith; Hilderbrand: Branscombe; Timothy: J[ames] G. Taylor (1st app here); Sophia: Miss Emily L. Pitt

Reference Cast

Mr. Tracy Toogood: John Clarke Mr. Peter Pennifold: Charles H.    Stephenson Mr. Nobbleton: C. J. Smith

Hilderbrand: Branscombe Timothy: James G. Taylor Sophia: Miss Emily L. Pitt

2) Lost in London (30)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 18 Apr 1867, next 22 Apr 1867

3) The Bonnie Fish Wife (1)

Title Comment "Fishwife" one word on bill
AU: Charles Selby

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, next 6 May 1867

Genre (farce) farce

First Night Cast

Sir Hiccory Heartycheer: C[harles] H. Stephenson; Mr. Wildoats: Ashley; Gaiters: J[ohn] Clarke; Miss Thistledown: Miss [Teresa E.] Furtado; Maggy Macfarlane: Miss [Teresa E.] Furtado

Reference Cast

Sir Hiccory Heartycheer: Charles    H. Stephenson Mr. Wildoats: Ashley Gaiters: John Clarke

Miss Thistledown: Miss Teresa E.    Furtado Maggy Macfarlane: Miss Teresa E.    Furtado

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: William Sawyer, COMP: John L. Hatton, John F. Calcott
Au Comm "Sawyer author of Ten Miles from Town" (bill)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, next 23 Apr 1867

Genre (musical drama) musical drama; 1 act

First Night Cast

Guiseppe Garibaldi: R. Phillips; Il Conte Luigi Orlando: Ashley; Il Marchese Petronio di Bivona (old beau, chief of secret police): C. J. Smith; Grasso (spy): Paul J. Bedford; Gasparo: [James] Paulo; Neapolitan officer: Branscombe; Francesca (wife of Orlando): Miss Roden; Laura (maid): Miss Emily L. Pitt

Reference Cast

Guiseppe Garibaldi: R. Phillips Il Conte Luigi Orlando: Ashley Il Marchese Petronio di Bivona:    C. J. Smith Grasso: James G. Taylor

Gasparo: James Paulo Neapolitan officer: Branscombe Francesca: Miss Roden Laura: Miss Emily L. Pitt

prayer and chorus: [[John L.] Hatton]; "Luigi Beloved" [[John L.] Hatton], Miss Roden; duet: "Ah Me, We Dare Not" [John F. Calcott], Miss Roden, Miss Pitt; "Sad, Ever Sad" [[John L.] Hatton], Miss Roden; prayer: "O Pow'rs that Shield" [John F. Calcott], Miss Roden; "Men Love Such Strange Disguises" [[John L.] Hatton], Miss Roden; song and chorus: [[John L.] Hatton]; finale, chorus: [John F. Calcott]

1. room in a palazzo overlooking the Bay of Palermo (J. Gates)

2) Lost in London (31)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 20 Apr 1867, next 23 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) A Fretful Porcupine (2)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 20 Apr 1867, next 23 Apr 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (2)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 22 Apr 1867, next 24 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (22 Apr 1867)

BUT Grasso: Paul J. Bedford

2) Lost in London (32)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 22 Apr 1867, next 24 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) A Fretful Porcupine (3)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 22 Apr 1867, next 24 Apr 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (3)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 23 Apr 1867, next 25 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (22 Apr 1867)

BUT Grasso: Paul J. Bedford

2) Lost in London (33)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 23 Apr 1867, next 25 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) A Fretful Porcupine (4)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 23 Apr 1867, next 25 Apr 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (4)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 24 Apr 1867, next 26 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (22 Apr 1867)

BUT Grasso: Paul J. Bedford

2) Lost in London (34)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 24 Apr 1867, next 26 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) A Fretful Porcupine (5)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 24 Apr 1867, next 26 Apr 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (5)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 25 Apr 1867, next 27 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (22 Apr 1867)

BUT Grasso: Paul J. Bedford

2) Lost in London (35)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 25 Apr 1867, next 27 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) A Fretful Porcupine (6)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 25 Apr 1867, next 27 Apr 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (6)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 26 Apr 1867, next 29 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (22 Apr 1867)

BUT Grasso: Paul J. Bedford

2) Lost in London (36)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 26 Apr 1867, next 29 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) A Fretful Porcupine (7)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 26 Apr 1867, next 29 Apr 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (7)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 27 Apr 1867, next 30 Apr 1867

2) Lost in London (37)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 27 Apr 1867, next 30 Apr 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) A Fretful Porcupine (8)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 27 Apr 1867, next 30 Apr 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (8)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 29 Apr 1867, next 1 May 1867

2) Lost in London (38)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 29 Apr 1867, next 1 May 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) A Fretful Porcupine (9)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 29 Apr 1867, next 1 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (9)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 30 Apr 1867, next 2 May 1867

2) Lost in London (39)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 30 Apr 1867, next 2 May 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) A Fretful Porcupine (10)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 30 Apr 1867, next 2 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (10)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 1 May 1867, next 3 May 1867

2) Lost in London (40)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 1 May 1867, next 3 May 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) A Fretful Porcupine (11)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 1 May 1867, next 3 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (11)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 2 May 1867, next 4 May 1867

2) Lost in London (41)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 2 May 1867, next 4 May 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) A Fretful Porcupine (12)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 2 May 1867, next 4 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (12)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 3 May 1867, next 6 May 1867

2) Lost in London (42)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 3 May 1867, next 6 May 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) A Fretful Porcupine (13)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 3 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (13)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 4 May 1867, next 7 May 1867

2) Lost in London (43)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 4 May 1867, next 7 May 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) The Bonnie Fish Wife (2)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 20 Apr 1867, next 7 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (14)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 6 May 1867, next 8 May 1867

2) Lost in London (44)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 6 May 1867, next 8 May 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) The Bonnie Fish Wife (3)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 6 May 1867, next 8 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (15)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 7 May 1867, next 9 May 1867

2) Lost in London (45)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 7 May 1867, next 9 May 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) The Bonnie Fish Wife (4)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 7 May 1867, next 9 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (16)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 8 May 1867, next 10 May 1867

2) Lost in London (46)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 8 May 1867, next 10 May 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) The Bonnie Fish Wife (5)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 8 May 1867, next 10 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (17)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 9 May 1867, next 11 May 1867

2) Lost in London (47)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 9 May 1867, next 11 May 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) The Bonnie Fish Wife (6)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 9 May 1867, next 11 May 1867

Source Comment This program contains typographical errors, and the words "Rough Proof" are printed in the upper left corner. It appears to have been printed without corrections in Punch, May 4, 1867 Special Performance Amateur: Behalf of widow and eight children of the late C. H. Bennett

1) Cox and Box; or, The Long Lost Brothers (1)

Title Comment musical version of Morton's 1847 farce, Box and Cox
AU: Francis C. Burnand, COMP: Arthur S. Sullivan

Performances first 11 May 1867

Time 2:00 Genre (musical farce) entirely new and original triumviretta; 1 act, 10 tableaux

First Night Cast

John Cox (journeyman hatter): Twiss; James Box (journeyman printer): Geo[rge] Du Maurier; Bouncer (late of the Dampshire Yeomanry with military reminiscences): Arthur Blunt

Reference Cast

John Cox: Twiss James Box: George Du Maurier

Bouncer: Arthur Blunt

1. Cox at his looking glass; 2. Cox and Bouncer; 3. the beauties of Bacon; 4. ravenous a nos moutons; 5. thee stranger; 6. the duel; 7. the gamblers: the hazard and the false die; 8. reading of the will; 9. a classical study (Penelope); 10. Knox et praetera nil

2) A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing (12)

Title Comment billed here as A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
Performances first 1 Oct 1866, previous 12 Oct 1866

Cast as reference cast (1 Oct 1866)

BUT Colonel Percy Kirke: Mark   Lemon Colonel Lord Churchill: John   Tenniel Master Jasper Carew: Tom Taylor Corporal Flintoff: Horace   Mayhew Hackett: Henry Silver Kester Chedzoy: Francis C.   Burnand John Zoyland: Shirley Brooks Keziah Mapletoft: Miss Ellen   Terry

Cast Comment This is John Tenniel, the famous illustrator, later Sir John Tenniel, who had appeared with Charles Dickens in an amateur performance of Edward Bulwer-Lytton's comedy, Not So Bad as We Seem, in 1852

3) Les Deux Aveugles (1)

COMP: [Jacques Offenbach]

Performances first 11 May 1867

Genre (musical entertainment) bouffonerie musicale

First Night Cast

Stanislas Giraffier: George Du Maurier; Giacomo Palachon: Hal Power

Reference Cast

Stanislas Giraffier: George    Du Maurier

Giacomo Palachon: Hal Power

General Non-Title Information

minstrel songs: "Moray Minstrels"

address: Shirley Brooks

Benjamin N. Webster provided house rent free for occasion

"Mr. Sullivan has kindly undertaken the musical arrangements for the evening" (bill)

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (18)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 10 May 1867, next 13 May 1867

2) Lost in London (48)

Performances first 16 Mar 1867, previous 10 May 1867

Cast as reference cast (16 Mar 1867)

BUT Benjamin Blinker: John   Clarke

3) The Bonnie Fish Wife (7)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 10 May 1867, next 13 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (19)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 11 May 1867, next 14 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (1)

Title Comment 1st time here; "Founded in popular novel of that name and dramatized by the special perm of Miss Braddon"(bill)
AU: [Tom Taylor]

Performances first 13 May 1867, next 14 May 1867

Genre (drama) drama; 4 acts

First Night Cast

Henry Dunbar: H[enry] G. Neville; Clement Austin: Ashley; Arthur Lovell: Branscombe; Henry Carter (detective): J[ames] G. Taylor; The Major (with several aliases): R. Phillips; Jerrams (head waiter at the "George"): R[obert] Romer; Hartogg (jewel merchant): C. J. Smith; Balderby (junior partner in the house of Dunbar and Balderby): C[harles] H. Stephenson; Thomas Tibbles (Mr. Carter's mate): Aldridge; office messenger: [James] Paulo; Margaret Wentworth: Miss Kate Terry; Laura Dunbar: Miss Emily L. Pitt; Mary Madden: Miss A. Seaman

Reference Cast

Henry Dunbar: Henry G. Neville Clement Austin: Ashley Arthur Lovell: Branscombe Henry Carter: James G. Taylor The Major: R. Phillips Jerrams: Robert Romer Hartogg: C. J. Smith Balderby: Charles H. Stephenson

Thomas Tibbles: Aldridge office messenger: James Paulo Margaret Wentworth: Miss Kate    Terry Laura Dunbar: Miss Emily L.    Pitt Mary Madden: Miss A. Seaman

I,i parlour in Miss Wentworth's cottage at Wandsworth; I,ii sitting-room in the "George" at Winchester; II,i drawing-room in Portland Place; II,ii waiting-room at the bank of Dunbar and Balderby; II,iii the bank parlour; III,i room in Maudslay Abbey; III,ii the exterior of Maudsley Abbey; III,iii autumn evening in Maudslay Abbey; IV,i drawing-room in Maudsley Abbey; IV,ii hall of Woodbine Cottage; IV,iii library in Woodbine Cottage

3) The Bonnie Fish Wife (8)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 11 May 1867, next 14 May 1867

General Non-Title Information

overture (from Falstaff): [[C. Otto] Nicolai]; valse: "Die Romantiker" [J[osef F.] Lanner]; quadrille: "Vaillant Belle Rose" [[A.] Lamotta]; quadrille: "Jouvence" [Bosisio]

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (20)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 13 May 1867, next 15 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (2)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 13 May 1867, next 15 May 1867

3) The Bonnie Fish Wife (9)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 13 May 1867, next 15 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (21)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 14 May 1867, next 16 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (3)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 14 May 1867, next 16 May 1867

3) The Bonnie Fish Wife (10)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 14 May 1867, next 16 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (22)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 15 May 1867, next 17 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (4)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 15 May 1867, next 17 May 1867

3) The Bonnie Fish Wife (11)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 15 May 1867, next 17 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (23)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 16 May 1867, next 18 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (5)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 16 May 1867, next 18 May 1867

3) The Bonnie Fish Wife (12)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 16 May 1867, next 18 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (24)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 17 May 1867, next 20 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (6)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 17 May 1867, next 20 May 1867

3) The Bonnie Fish Wife (13)

Performances first 20 Apr 1867, previous 17 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (25)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 18 May 1867, next 21 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (7)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 18 May 1867, next 21 May 1867

3) Going to the Derby (1)

AU: John M. Morton

Performances first 20 May 1867, next 21 May 1867

Genre (farce) farce

First Night Cast

Mr. Jeremiah Twiddle: J[ohn] Clarke; Mr. John James Chucks: J[ames] G. Taylor; Captain Nobble: W[illiam] H. Eburne; Sam (waiter at the "Spread Eagle," Epsom): C[harles] H. Stephenson; man with Dorling's correct card: [James] Paulo; Mrs. Twiddle: Mrs. [John] Billington; Mrs. Chucks: Miss A. Seaman; Mrs. Plummy (Sam's mother): Mrs. H. Lewis; Gipsy: Miss [Emmie] D'Este

Reference Cast

Mr. Jeremiah Twiddle: John    Clarke Mr. John James Chucks: James G.    Taylor Captain Nobble: William H.    Eburne Sam: Charles H. Stephenson

man with Dorling's correct card:    James Paulo Mrs. Twiddle: Mrs. John    Billington Mrs. Chucks: Miss A. Seaman Mrs. Plummy: Mrs. H. Lewis Gipsy: Miss Emmie D'Este

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (26)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 20 May 1867, next 22 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (8)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 20 May 1867, next 22 May 1867

3) Going to the Derby (2)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 20 May 1867, next 22 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (27)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 21 May 1867, next 23 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (9)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 21 May 1867, next 23 May 1867

3) Going to the Derby (3)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 21 May 1867, next 23 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (28)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 22 May 1867, next 24 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (10)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 22 May 1867, next 24 May 1867

3) Going to the Derby (4)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 22 May 1867, next 24 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (29)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 23 May 1867, next 25 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (11)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 23 May 1867, next 25 May 1867

3) Going to the Derby (5)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 23 May 1867, next 25 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (30)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 24 May 1867, next 27 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (12)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 24 May 1867, next 27 May 1867

3) Going to the Derby (6)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 24 May 1867, next 27 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (31)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 25 May 1867, next 28 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (13)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 25 May 1867, next 28 May 1867

3) Going to the Derby (7)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 25 May 1867, next 28 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (32)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 27 May 1867, next 29 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (14)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 27 May 1867, next 29 May 1867

3) Going to the Derby (8)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 27 May 1867, next 29 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (33)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 28 May 1867, next 30 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (15)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 28 May 1867, next 30 May 1867

3) Going to the Derby (9)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 28 May 1867, next 30 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (34)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 29 May 1867, next 31 May 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (16)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 29 May 1867, next 31 May 1867

3) Going to the Derby (10)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 29 May 1867, next 31 May 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (35)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 30 May 1867, next 1 Jun 1867

2) Henry Dunbar; or, The Outcast (17)

Performances first 13 May 1867, previous 30 May 1867

3) Going to the Derby (11)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 30 May 1867, next 1 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (36)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 31 May 1867, next 3 Jun 1867

2) Dora (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; based on Tennyson's poem, "Dora"
AU: Charles Reade

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, next 3 Jun 1867

Genre (poetic drama) new and original rustical & poetical drama; 3 acts

First Night Cast

Farmer Allan (man whose will is law): H[enry] G. Neville; William Allan: Ashley; Luke Blomfield (young farmer in love with Dora): [John] Billington; Jem Blunt (farmer Allan's carter): [James] Paulo; Dora (Farmer Allan's niece, timorous but noble): Miss Kate Terry; Mary Morrison (poor relation of Allan's, acting as servant): Miss Hughes; Willy (William Allan's child): Miss Jessie Powell

Reference Cast

Farmer Allan: Henry G. Neville William Allan: Ashley Luke Blomfield: John Billington Jem Blunt: James Paulo

Dora: Miss Kate Terry Mary Morrison: Miss Hughes Willy: Miss Jessie Powell

I [winter] I the old farmhouse; II [spring] II,i the old farmhouse; II,ii a lane; II,iii Brookside Cottage, residence of William and Mary Allan; III [summer] III,i the wheat field, the setting sun

3) Going to the Derby (12)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 31 May 1867, next 3 Jun 1867

General Non-Title Information

overture (from La Sirene): [[Daniel F.] Auber]; valse: "Windsor Klange" [Johann Strauss]; quadrille: "Le Diable a Quatre" [A. Lamotta]; valse: "Les Persanes" [Bosisio]; quadrille: "Les Charmes de la Vie" [N. Bousquet]

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (37)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 1 Jun 1867, next 4 Jun 1867

2) Dora (2)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 1 Jun 1867, next 4 Jun 1867

3) Going to the Derby (13)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 1 Jun 1867, next 4 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (38)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 3 Jun 1867, next 5 Jun 1867

2) Dora (3)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 3 Jun 1867, next 5 Jun 1867

3) Going to the Derby (14)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 3 Jun 1867, next 5 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (39)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 4 Jun 1867, next 6 Jun 1867

2) Dora (4)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 4 Jun 1867, next 6 Jun 1867

3) Going to the Derby (15)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 4 Jun 1867, next 6 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (40)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 5 Jun 1867, next 7 Jun 1867

2) Dora (5)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 5 Jun 1867, next 7 Jun 1867

3) Going to the Derby (16)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 5 Jun 1867, next 7 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (41)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 6 Jun 1867, next 8 Jun 1867

2) Dora (6)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 6 Jun 1867, next 8 Jun 1867

3) Going to the Derby (17)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 6 Jun 1867, next 8 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (42)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 7 Jun 1867, next 10 Jun 1867

2) Dora (7)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 7 Jun 1867, next 10 Jun 1867

3) Going to the Derby (18)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 7 Jun 1867, next 10 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (43)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 8 Jun 1867, next 11 Jun 1867

2) Dora (8)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 8 Jun 1867, next 11 Jun 1867

3) Going to the Derby (19)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 8 Jun 1867, next 11 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (44)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 10 Jun 1867, next 12 Jun 1867

2) Dora (9)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 10 Jun 1867, next 12 Jun 1867

3) Going to the Derby (20)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 10 Jun 1867, next 12 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (45)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 11 Jun 1867, next 13 Jun 1867

2) Dora (10)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 11 Jun 1867, next 13 Jun 1867

3) Going to the Derby (21)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 11 Jun 1867, next 13 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (46)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 12 Jun 1867, next 14 Jun 1867

2) Dora (11)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 12 Jun 1867, next 14 Jun 1867

3) Going to the Derby (22)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 12 Jun 1867, next 14 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (47)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 13 Jun 1867, next 15 Jun 1867

2) Dora (12)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 13 Jun 1867, next 15 Jun 1867

3) Going to the Derby (23)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 13 Jun 1867, next 15 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (48)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 14 Jun 1867, next 17 Jun 1867

2) Dora (13)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 14 Jun 1867, next 17 Jun 1867

3) Going to the Derby (24)

Performances first 20 May 1867, previous 14 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (49)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 15 Jun 1867, next 18 Jun 1867

2) Dora (14)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 15 Jun 1867, next 18 Jun 1867

3) A Slice of Luck (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever
AU: John M. Morton

Performances first 17 Jun 1867, next 18 Jun 1867

Genre (farce) new farce

First Night Cast

Mr. Triptolemus Twitter: J[ohn] Clarke; Doctor Barnacles: C. J. Smith; Captain O'Slash: C[harles] H. Stephenson; Joseph (Twitter's servant): J[ames] G. Taylor; Mrs. O'Slash: Miss A. Seaman; Julia Maynard: Miss Emily L. Pitt

Reference Cast

Mr. Triptolemus Twitter: John    Clarke Doctor Barnacles: C. J. Smith Captain O'Slash: Charles H.    Stephenson

Joseph: James G. Taylor Mrs. O'Slash: Miss A. Seaman Julia Maynard: Miss Emily L.    Pitt

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (50)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 17 Jun 1867, next 19 Jun 1867

2) Dora (15)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 17 Jun 1867, next 19 Jun 1867

3) A Slice of Luck (2)

Performances first 17 Jun 1867, previous 17 Jun 1867, next 19 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (51)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 18 Jun 1867, next 20 Jun 1867

2) Dora (16)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 18 Jun 1867, next 20 Jun 1867

3) A Slice of Luck (3)

Performances first 17 Jun 1867, previous 18 Jun 1867, next 20 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (52)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 19 Jun 1867, next 21 Jun 1867

2) Dora (17)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 19 Jun 1867, next 21 Jun 1867

3) A Slice of Luck (4)

Performances first 17 Jun 1867, previous 19 Jun 1867, next 21 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (53)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 20 Jun 1867, next 22 Jun 1867

2) Dora (18)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 20 Jun 1867, next 22 Jun 1867

3) A Slice of Luck (5)

Performances first 17 Jun 1867, previous 20 Jun 1867, next 22 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (54)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 21 Jun 1867, next 24 Jun 1867

2) Dora (19)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 21 Jun 1867, next 24 Jun 1867

3) A Slice of Luck (6)

Performances first 17 Jun 1867, previous 21 Jun 1867, next 24 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (55)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 22 Jun 1867, next 25 Jun 1867

2) Dora (20)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 22 Jun 1867, next 25 Jun 1867

3) A Slice of Luck (7)

Performances first 17 Jun 1867, previous 22 Jun 1867, next 25 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (56)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 24 Jun 1867, next 26 Jun 1867

2) Dora (21)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 24 Jun 1867, next 26 Jun 1867

3) A Slice of Luck (8)

Performances first 17 Jun 1867, previous 24 Jun 1867, next 26 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (57)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 25 Jun 1867, next 27 Jun 1867

2) Dora (22)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 25 Jun 1867, next 27 Jun 1867

3) A Slice of Luck (9)

Performances first 17 Jun 1867, previous 25 Jun 1867, next 27 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (58)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 26 Jun 1867, next 28 Jun 1867

2) Dora (23)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 26 Jun 1867, next 28 Jun 1867

3) A Slice of Luck (10)

Performances first 17 Jun 1867, previous 26 Jun 1867, next 28 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (59)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 27 Jun 1867, next 29 Jun 1867

2) Dora (24)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 27 Jun 1867, next 29 Jun 1867

3) A Slice of Luck (11)

Performances first 17 Jun 1867, previous 27 Jun 1867, next 29 Jun 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (60)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 28 Jun 1867, next 1 Jul 1867

2) Dora (25)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 28 Jun 1867, next 1 Jul 1867

3) A Slice of Luck (12)

Performances first 17 Jun 1867, previous 28 Jun 1867, next 1 Jul 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (61)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 29 Jun 1867, next 2 Jul 1867

2) Dora (26)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 29 Jun 1867, next 2 Jul 1867

3) A Slice of Luck (13)

Performances first 17 Jun 1867, previous 29 Jun 1867, next 2 Jul 1867

1) Garibaldi In Sicily (62)

Performances first 22 Apr 1867, previous 1 Jul 1867, next 4 Jul 1867

2) Dora (27)

Performances first 1 Jun 1867, previous 1 Jul 1867, next 4 Jul 1867

3) A Slice of Luck (14)

Performances first 17 Jun 1867, previous 1 Jul 1867, next 3 Jul 1867