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THE LONDON STAGE 1800-1900
Joseph Donohue and James Ellis, General Editors
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THE ADELPHI THEATRE
(formerly THE SANS PAREIL THEATRE)
1806-1900
Calendar for 1825-1826
Edited by Alfrida Lee
A Publication of
The Adelphi Calendar Project
Alfred L. Nelson and Gilbert B. Cross, General Editors
Theodore J. Seward, Jr., Systems Analyst
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The season opened under the new management of Daniel Terry and Frederick H. Yates. The sum paid by them for the Adelphi Theatre was given as £25,000 by the Era Almanack, 1877, but the Theatrical Times, 1847, mentions that the terms have been "variously stated at £21,000, £25,000 and £30,000." The lowest figure seems unlikely if Jones and Rodwell had paid 25,000 guineas [£26,250] in 1819 (the equivalent of more than a million dollars today). The interior of the theatre had been refurbished. This description appeared in the Times 11 October: "The house has been newly embellished, not without some taste, and apparently at considerable expense: fresh linings and gildings having been afforded to the boxes, lamps and chandeliers to the stage, and a looking-glass of large dimension, besides crimson cushions in abundance, to the refreshment room."
There were some valuable additions to the company. Both managers were well-known performers. Terry, a friend of Sir Walter Scott and adapter of some of his novels for the stage, had appeared at Drury Lane, Covent Garden and the Haymarket. Yates had appeared at Covent Garden and had considerable experience in Edinburgh and some provincial towns. In addition to acting, he had established a reputation as an entertainer in one-man performances, chiefly imitations, in the style of Charles Mathews. Thomas Potter Cooke came from Covent Garden, Mrs. Fitzwilliam from Drury Lane, and Gouriet from Covent Garden.
The management proposed "to place its entertainments on a higher footing than they have hitherto occupied." Evidently, a good beginning was made as the Times said of the performances, "Upon the whole they were decidedly of a higher order than any which had before been presented at the theatre; and were received with general satisfaction by the audience crowded in all parts." The great success of the season was The Pilot, being played to crowded houses and having a run of more than one hundred nights. The author, Edward Fitzball, wrote, "It was asserted, and I have no doubt of its truth, that the managers cleared upwards of £7,000 pounds by the production...and I must admit that much of this was due to their own exertions and talents" (Thirty-five Years of a Dramatist's Life, I, 162). There is further comment on the improved quality of the performances on 3 November: "Taken altogether, the entertainments at this theatre are extremely well-arranged and amusing, and incomparably above the standard of minor-house performances in general." By the end of December, however, the Times had few compliments for the pantomime, The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf, which did not give the impression of the long preparation claimed for it on the bills. The scene-shifting especially seemed clumsy and time-consuming. A trio was considered indecent. One scene was deleted after the first week. Christmas Boxes was "a clever production" though it "trenches a little too much on the indelicate and improper."
Overall, melodrama and humor seemed to be the keynotes of the season's productions. The Anaconda, which was favorably received, included both. Anticlimax was achieved by the appearance of the snake of very moderate size.
One other production worthy of comment was Success; it appears to be the first attempt in England to introduce a "Revue" a genre already popular in Paris (James R. Planché, Recollections, 1872).
From the Times, it appears that the performers acquitted themselves well, especially T. P. Cooke and John Reeve in The Pilot and The Anaconda. The critic expressed surprise that they had not been engaged at one of "the two great theatres."
Artistic effects were achieved with the scenery for new pieces, and there was great ingenuity shown in the machinery.
A numerous audience attended major productions. The Anaconda must have had family appeal as the children (and the gallery) loudly applauded the serpent (Times, 24 January 1826). The audience was not always appreciative. On December 26 1825, the police had to be called to deal with a disturbance in the gallery, which rendered two of the pieces inaudible.
Monsieur Henry again gave the Lenten Entertainment continuing into Passion Week. This was in the same style as previous seasons with some variation in content.
After the season, Yates's Reminiscences drew a crowded audience on the first night, but there was a disturbance in the gallery. "Volleys of shot...were poured into the pit." Yates acted promptly and "sent an officer into the gallery to seize the offenders."
From April to June there were 30 performances of Yates's Reminiscences, for which there was mostly favorable criticism in the Times, though some of the entertainment was considered indifferent. The second part of Yates' program was Mr. Chairman, a dramatic monologue which Fitzball claimed to have written, though he gave the date as 1829 (Thirty-five Years of a Dramatist's Life, I, 193).
The theatre opened again on 26 June 1826, for a benefit for the Royalty Theatre, which had been destroyed by fire. On 10 July, Mrs. Cruse took the theatre for one night, after which the theatre was dark until the next season.
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10 October 1825 Monday Evening Adelphi |
10 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Opening Night (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever; not in Nicoll
Author: [Unknown]
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Next 11 October 1825
Genre: (Prelude) a personal prelude; or, piece and no piece; 1 act
First Night Cast:
Mr. Terry (new manager): [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Yates (new manager): [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Wrench: [Benjamin] Wrench
Peter Corcoran (a Delphic author and sporting Apollo): J[ohn] Reeve
Underrate (a theatrical shareholder): Elliott
Captain Truncheon (a ci-devant militia amateur): Meredith
Monsieur Le Singe (a man-monkey in search of an engagement): W. Brown
Dick Bellows (a property boy of 40 years standing): Salter
Mr. Bawl (a prompter): Cooper
Lungs (a call boy): Sanders
Miss Harriette Matilda Thornhaugh (an aspiring debutante from the West): Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
actors and actresses of the establishment: "themselves"
Song
- comic song: Bob Pointer, the Dunstable Coachman; or, How to Drive Two Stages at One Time: John Reeve
Entertainment
- parody on the: Chough and Crow
- entertainment: Dilettante Italian scena: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
2) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever
Author: [Unknown]; Composer: George B. Herbert
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Next 11 October 1825
Genre: (Burletta) entirely new comic historical burletta; 3 acts
First Night Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew (jester and Master of the Revels): [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead (a country magistrate): J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart (a decayed Cavalier): [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty (clerk to Sir Luke): Brown
Titus Hemp (constable and usher to Sir Luke): Meredith
North (servant to Killigrew): Salter
(assistants to Sir Luke)
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot (a page): Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza (Queen of England): Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde (mother of the maids): Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart (maid of honor): Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings (maid of honor): Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead (wife to Sir Luke): Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts (ward of Walter Stewart): Miss Boden
Sims (maid to Lady Addlehead): Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
(characters in the ballet)
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
Cast Commentary
- Miss Drewe's name misspelled "Drew" on bill
Dance
- (during II) grand ballet: The Power of Love (W[illiam] Kirby)
Entertainment
- (during II) mythological masque: The Festival of Love (Killigrew)
3) No Dinner Yet [; or, Sponge Out of Town] (1)
Author: [James T. Rodwell]
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Next 11 October 1825
Genre: (Farce) favorite burletta; 1 act
First Night Cast:
Doric (a retired tradesman, excessively fond of building): Meredith
Measureton: Elliott
Dalton: Thomas Gladstane
Lovell: East
Feedwell: Salter
Frank: S[tephen] Smith
William: Cooper
Gripe: Sanders
Sponge: [Benjamin] Wrench
Cast Commentary
- Gladstane's name misspelled "Gladstanes" on bill
11 October 1825 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
10 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Opening Night (2)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 10 October 1825; Next 12 October 1825
Cast:
Mr. Terry: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Yates: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Wrench: [Benjamin] Wrench
Peter Corcoran: J[ohn] Reeve
Underrate: Elliott
Captain Truncheon: Meredith
Monsieur Le Singe: W. Brown
Dick Bellows: Salter
Mr. Bawl: Cooper
Lungs: Sanders
Miss Harriette Matilda Thornhaugh: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
actors and actresses of the establishment: "themselves"
2) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (2)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 10 October 1825; Next 12 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
3) No Dinner Yet [; or, Sponge Out of Town] (2)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 10 October 1825; Next 12 October 1825
Cast:
Doric: Meredith
Measureton: Elliott
Dalton: Thomas Gladstane
Lovell: East
Feedwell: Salter
Frank: S[tephen] Smith
William: Cooper
Gripe: Sanders
Sponge: [Benjamin] Wrench
12 October 1825 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
10 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Opening Night (3)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 11 October 1825; Next 13 October 1825
Cast:
Mr. Terry: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Yates: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Wrench: [Benjamin] Wrench
Peter Corcoran: J[ohn] Reeve
Underrate: Elliott
Captain Truncheon: Meredith
Monsieur Le Singe: W. Brown
Dick Bellows: Salter
Mr. Bawl: Cooper
Lungs: Sanders
Miss Harriette Matilda Thornhaugh: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
actors and actresses of the establishment: "themselves"
2) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (3)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 11 October 1825; Next 13 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
3) No Dinner Yet [; or, Sponge Out of Town] (3)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 11 October 1825; Next 7 November 1825
Cast:
Doric: Meredith
Measureton: Elliott
Dalton: Thomas Gladstane
Lovell: East
Feedwell: Salter
Frank: S[tephen] Smith
William: Cooper
Gripe: Sanders
Sponge: [Benjamin] Wrench
13 October 1825 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
13 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Opening Night (4)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 12 October 1825; Next 14 October 1825
Cast:
Mr. Terry: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Yates: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Wrench: [Benjamin] Wrench
Peter Corcoran: J[ohn] Reeve
Underrate: Elliott
Captain Truncheon: Meredith
Dick Bellows: Salter
Lungs: Sanders
Miss Harriette Matilda Thornhaugh: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
actors and actresses of the establishment: "themselves"
Cast Changes:
OMITS Monsieur Le Singe: W. Brown Mr. Bawl: Cooper
2) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (4)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 12 October 1825; Next 14 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
3) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (1)
Author: [P. P. O'Callaghan]
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Next 14 October 1825
Genre: (Farce) favorite burletta; 1 act
First Night Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cast Commentary
- S. Smith listed as Smith; on later bills as S. Smith
14 October 1825 Friday Evening Adelphi |
13 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Opening Night (5)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 13 October 1825; Next 15 October 1825
Cast:
Mr. Terry: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Yates: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Wrench: [Benjamin] Wrench
Peter Corcoran: J[ohn] Reeve
Underrate: Elliott
Captain Truncheon: Meredith
Dick Bellows: Salter
Lungs: Sanders
Miss Harriette Matilda Thornhaugh: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
actors and actresses of the establishment: "themselves"
2) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (5)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 13 October 1825; Next 15 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
3) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (2)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 13 October 1825; Next 15 October 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
15 October 1825 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
13 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Opening Night (6)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 14 October 1825
Cast:
Mr. Terry: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Yates: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Wrench: [Benjamin] Wrench
Peter Corcoran: J[ohn] Reeve
Underrate: Elliott
Captain Truncheon: Meredith
Dick Bellows: Salter
Lungs: Sanders
Miss Harriette Matilda Thornhaugh: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
actors and actresses of the establishment: "themselves"
2) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (6)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 14 October 1825; Next 17 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
3) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (3)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 14 October 1825; Next 17 October 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
17 October 1825 Monday Evening Adelphi |
17 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (7)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 15 October 1825; Next 18 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
- listed without performers
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (4)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 15 October 1825; Next 18 October 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (1)
Title Comment: performed perm S. J. Arnold, EOH
Author: [Samuel J. Arnold]
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Next 18 October 1825
Genre: (Burlesque) much admired burlesque
First Night Cast:
Francisco (leader of the Dungs): [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey (leader of the horse): Salter
Benardo (a determined Flint): W. Brown
Abrahamides (leader of the Flints): John Reeve
Bartholomeus (a tailor): Foster
Isaacos (a Flint): Elliott
Humphriminos (a Flint): Phillips
Christopherides (foreman in the shop): Cooper
Timotheus (leader of the Dung infantry): J. Shaw
Pucker (Dung cavalryman): S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole (flinty hero): Sanders
Dorothea (a pattern of a wife): Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella (a young lady): Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora (waiting woman): Miss Arnold
Mopperella (maid of all work): Mrs. Daly
Song
- parody: Heavy Wet: John Reeve
Song Commentary
- "Heavy Wet" is a parody of "Cherry Ripe"
Entertainment
- entertainment: Imitations of several London performers: [Frederick H.] Yates
- entertainment: Imitations of different London performers: John Reeve
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill. Bill has lengthy descriptions for all roles
18 October 1825 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
17 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (8)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 17 October 1825; Next 19 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (5)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 17 October 1825; Next 19 October 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (2)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 17 October 1825; Next 19 October 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
19 October 1825 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
17 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (9)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 18 October 1825; Next 20 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (6)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 18 October 1825; Next 20 October 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (3)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 18 October 1825; Next 20 October 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
20 October 1825 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
17 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 19 October 1825; Next 21 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (7)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 19 October 1825; Next 21 October 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (4)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 19 October 1825; Next 21 October 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
21 October 1825 Friday Evening Adelphi |
17 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (11)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 20 October 1825; Next 22 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (8)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 20 October 1825; Next 22 October 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (5)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 20 October 1825; Next 22 October 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
22 October 1825 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
17 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (12)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 21 October 1825; Next 24 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (9)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 21 October 1825; Next 31 October 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (6)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 21 October 1825; Next 24 October 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
24 October 1825 Monday Evening Adelphi |
24 October 1825 playbill New York Public Library |
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1) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (13)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 22 October 1825; Next 25 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
Dance
- dance: Pas de deux: W[illiam] Kirby; Miss Wagner
Dance Commentary
- Miss Wagner from the Port St. Martin
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated—mythological & minor roles omitted
2) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (1)
Author: [James T. Rodwell]
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Next 25 October 1825
Genre: (Farce) favorite burletta; 1 act
First Night Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash (his valet): [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy (a lady's maid): Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove (the young widow): Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Song
- song: The Fox and the Grapes: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (7)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 22 October 1825; Next 25 October 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
25 October 1825 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
24 October 1825 playbill New York Public Library |
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1) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (14)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 24 October 1825; Next 26 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
2) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (2)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 24 October 1825; Next 26 October 1825
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (8)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 24 October 1825; Next 26 October 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
26 October 1825 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
24 October 1825 playbill New York Public Library |
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1) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (15)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 25 October 1825; Next 27 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
2) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (3)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 25 October 1825; Next 27 October 1825
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (9)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 25 October 1825; Next 27 October 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
27 October 1825 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
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Preliminaries Commentary
1) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (16)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 26 October 1825; Next 28 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
2) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (4)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 26 October 1825; Next 28 October 1825
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (10)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 26 October 1825; Next 28 October 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
28 October 1825 Friday Evening Adelphi |
28 October 1825 advertisement The London Times |
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1) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (17)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 27 October 1825; Next 29 October 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
- listed without performers
2) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (5)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 27 October 1825; Next 29 October 1825
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (11)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 27 October 1825; Next 29 October 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
29 October 1825 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
29 October 1825 advertisement The London Times |
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1) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (18)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 28 October 1825; Next 7 November 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
2) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (6)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 28 October 1825; Next 12 December 1825
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (12)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 28 October 1825; Next 31 October 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
31 October 1825 Monday Evening Adelphi |
31 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever; based on Cooper's novel
Author: [Edward Fitzball]; Composer: George B. Herbert
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Next 1 November 1825
Genre: (Melodrama) new nautical melo-dramatic burletta
First Night Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin (the cockswain): T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff (a genuine Yankee riglar): J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard (in the American Service): Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
Spectacle
- spectacle: A Tremendous Storm surrounded with rocks and breakers (Walker)
- spectacle: Main Deck of the Enemy's Frigate boarded by the Boat of the Ariel and her Consort and Triumph of the British Flag
Scenery Commentary
- new scenery
Scenery Description
- (1) a rocky shore, with distant view of frigate and schooner (Walker)
- (2) interior of Colonel Howard's house ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (3) another chamber in Col. Howard's house (Walker)
- (4) Fore and aft view of the schooner Ariel during storm surrounded by rocks and breakers (Walker)
- (5) gun deck of the frigate ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (6) exterior of Colonel Howard's house, with watch tower and distant view of the sea (Walker)
- (7) romantic prospect of a sea beach (Walker)
- (8) moonlight marine view-schooner at anchor in the offing ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (9) cabin of the Ariel ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (10) main deck of the enemy's frigate
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (10)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 22 October 1825; Next 1 November 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (13)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 29 October 1825; Next 1 November 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
1 November 1825 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
31 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (2)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 31 October 1825; Next 2 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (11)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 31 October 1825; Next 2 November 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (14)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 31 October 1825; Next 2 November 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
2 November 1825 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
31 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (3)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 1 November 1825; Next 3 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (12)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 1 November 1825; Next 3 November 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (15)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 1 November 1825; Next 3 November 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
3 November 1825 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
31 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (4)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 2 November 1825; Next 4 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (13)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 2 November 1825; Next 4 November 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (16)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 2 November 1825; Next 4 November 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
4 November 1825 Friday Evening Adelphi |
31 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (5)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 3 November 1825; Next 5 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (14)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 3 November 1825; Next 5 November 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (17)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 3 November 1825; Next 5 November 1825
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
5 November 1825 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
31 October 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (6)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 4 November 1825; Next 7 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (15)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 4 November 1825; Next 21 November 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (18)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 4 November 1825; Next 13 February 1826
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
7 November 1825 Monday Evening Adelphi |
7 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (7)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 5 November 1825; Next 8 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
Cast Commentary
- The regular printer, Glindon, omits minor roles from his bills. Variant bills by another printer contain the full cast
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
2) No Dinner Yet [; or, Sponge Out of Town] (4)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 12 October 1825; Next 8 November 1825
Cast:
Doric: Meredith
Measureton: Elliott
Dalton: Thomas Gladstane
Lovell: East
Feedwell: Salter
Frank: S[tephen] Smith
William: Cooper
Gripe: Sanders
Sponge: [Benjamin] Wrench
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
3) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (19)
Title Comment: Now played as an afterpiece
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 29 October 1825; Next 8 November 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
Dance
- dance: Pas de deux: Miss Wagner; W[illiam] Kirby
Dance Commentary
- Miss Wagner (from Port St. Martin)
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
8 November 1825 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
7 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (8)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 7 November 1825; Next 9 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) No Dinner Yet [; or, Sponge Out of Town] (5)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 7 November 1825; Next 9 November 1825
Cast:
Doric: Meredith
Measureton: Elliott
Dalton: Thomas Gladstane
Lovell: East
Feedwell: Salter
Frank: S[tephen] Smith
William: Cooper
Gripe: Sanders
Sponge: [Benjamin] Wrench
3) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (20)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 7 November 1825; Next 9 November 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
9 November 1825 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
7 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (9)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 8 November 1825; Next 10 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) No Dinner Yet [; or, Sponge Out of Town] (6)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 8 November 1825; Next 10 November 1825
Cast:
Doric: Meredith
Measureton: Elliott
Dalton: Thomas Gladstane
Lovell: East
Feedwell: Salter
Frank: S[tephen] Smith
William: Cooper
Gripe: Sanders
Sponge: [Benjamin] Wrench
3) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (21)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 8 November 1825; Next 10 November 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
10 November 1825 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
7 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (10)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 9 November 1825; Next 11 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) No Dinner Yet [; or, Sponge Out of Town] (7)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 9 November 1825; Next 11 November 1825
Cast:
Doric: Meredith
Measureton: Elliott
Dalton: Thomas Gladstane
Lovell: East
Feedwell: Salter
Frank: S[tephen] Smith
William: Cooper
Gripe: Sanders
Sponge: [Benjamin] Wrench
3) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (22)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 9 November 1825; Next 11 November 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
11 November 1825 Friday Evening Adelphi |
7 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (11)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 10 November 1825; Next 12 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) No Dinner Yet [; or, Sponge Out of Town] (8)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 10 November 1825; Next 12 November 1825
Cast:
Doric: Meredith
Measureton: Elliott
Dalton: Thomas Gladstane
Lovell: East
Feedwell: Salter
Frank: S[tephen] Smith
William: Cooper
Gripe: Sanders
Sponge: [Benjamin] Wrench
3) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (23)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 10 November 1825; Next 12 November 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
12 November 1825 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
7 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (12)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 11 November 1825; Next 14 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) No Dinner Yet [; or, Sponge Out of Town] (9)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 11 November 1825; Next 14 November 1825
Cast:
Doric: Meredith
Measureton: Elliott
Dalton: Thomas Gladstane
Lovell: East
Feedwell: Salter
Frank: S[tephen] Smith
William: Cooper
Gripe: Sanders
Sponge: [Benjamin] Wrench
3) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (24)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 11 November 1825; Next 14 November 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
14 November 1825 Monday Evening Adelphi |
14 November 1825 advertisement The London Times |
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Benefit: City Philanthropic Institution. Under the patronage of H.R.H. Duke of Sussex
1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (13)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 12 November 1825; Next 15 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) No Dinner Yet [; or, Sponge Out of Town] (10)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 12 November 1825
Cast:
Doric: Meredith
Measureton: Elliott
Dalton: Thomas Gladstane
Lovell: East
Feedwell: Salter
Frank: S[tephen] Smith
William: Cooper
Gripe: Sanders
Sponge: [Benjamin] Wrench
3) Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (25)
Performances: First 10 October 1825; Previous 12 November 1825
Cast:
Charles the Second, King of England: T[homas] P. Cooke
Killigrew: [Frederick H.] Yates
Duke of Richmond: Elliott
George Hamilton: Foster
Sir Luke Addlehead: J[ohn] Reeve
Walter Stewart: [Daniel] Terry
Peter Musty: Brown
Titus Hemp: Meredith
North: Salter
Poker: Sanders
Longmetre: Shaw
servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard
Dapperfoot: Miss E[llen] Daly
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities:
Smith
East
Buxton
Cahill
Catherine de Braganza: Miss F. Brunton
Mlle. de la Garde: Mrs. Tayleure
Miss Stewart: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Miss Jennings: Miss Curtis
Lady Addlehead: Mrs. Daly
Miss Cecilia Crofts: Miss Boden
Sims: Miss Arnold
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: [Unlisted]
Apollo: W[illiam] Kirby
Mercury: Gouriet
Pan: Gay
Cupid: Miss Daly
Minerva: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
Diana: Mrs. Wells
deities, muses, graces:
Bertram
Colson
Brady
Nightingale
Grammer
Miller
Miss Webster
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Ireland
15 November 1825 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
15 November 1825 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (14)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 14 November 1825; Next 16 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
Song
- Ballad: Miss Boden
Song Commentary
- ballad sung by Miss Boden published by Goulding and D'Almaine
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
2) Curiosity Cured [; or, Powder for Peeping] (1)
Title Comment: 1st time here
Author: [John B. Buckstone]
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Next 16 November 1825
Genre: (Farce) favorite burletta; 1 act
First Night Cast:
Mr. Curious: Meredith
Charles: Elliott
Mikey: Salter
John: Cooper
Miss Grace: Mrs. Tayleure
Sally: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Kitty Curious: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Billy Pit: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mrs. Erudite: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Janet Squareitz: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mary Jones: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Artistic Supervision
- Director: T[homas] P. Cooke
3) The Life of an Actor (1)
Title Comment: based on Pierce Egan's work; bill: "compressed into 2 acts with alterations"
Author: [Richard B. Peake]
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Next 16 November 1825
Genre: (Farce) highly popular burletta; 2 acts
First Night Cast:
Peregrine Proteus (aspirant to Thespian honors): [Benjamin] Wrench
Jeremy Pica (wealthy printer, his uncle): Lancaster
Carrytype (his foreman): S[tephen] Smith
Schemes (theatrical agent): Phillips
Mr. Batten Notrip (Harlequin out of his place): Elliott
Mr. Damper (singer): Foster
Barnaby Parsnip (runaway fruiterer): Brown
Muzzy Merryweather (leader of the band): Salter
Delawhang (manager of a theatre rural): John Reeve
Shakespeare Delawhang (his eldest son): Master Cooper
four other Delawhangs:
Master Belin
Miss [C?] Phillips
Miss [D?] Phillips
Miss [O?] Phillips
Sir Capias Gooseberry (Justice of the Peace): Meredith
Davy (his servant): Sanders
William (waiter at "The Harp"): J. Shaw
beadle: Gay
constables, footmen, mob, prisoners, visitors to the theatre: [Unlisted]
Julia (daughter to Pica): Miss Boden
Priscilla (her confidante): Miss Arnold
Mrs. Muns (a tragic actress): Mrs. Daly
Mlle. Elastique: Mrs. Tayleure
Mrs. Delawhang: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Cast Commentary
- Initials for the Phillips girls taken from 1841-42 season
16 November 1825 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
15 November 1825 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (15)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 15 November 1825; Next 17 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Curiosity Cured [; or, Powder for Peeping] (2)
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Previous 15 November 1825; Next 17 November 1825
Cast:
Mr. Curious: Meredith
Charles: Elliott
Mikey: Salter
John: Cooper
Miss Grace: Mrs. Tayleure
Sally: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Kitty Curious: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Billy Pit: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mrs. Erudite: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Janet Squareitz: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mary Jones: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Life of an Actor (2)
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Previous 15 November 1825; Next 17 November 1825
Cast:
Peregrine Proteus: [Benjamin] Wrench
Jeremy Pica: Lancaster
Carrytype: S[tephen] Smith
Schemes: Phillips
Mr. Batten Notrip: Elliott
Mr. Damper: Foster
Barnaby Parsnip: Brown
Muzzy Merryweather: Salter
Delawhang: J[ohn] Reeve
Shakespeare Delawhang: Master Cooper
four other Delawhangs:
Master Belin
Miss [C?] Phillips
Miss [D?] Phillips
Miss [O?] Phillips
Sir Capias Gooseberry: Meredith
Davy: Sanders
William: J. Shaw
beadle: Gay
constables, footmen, mob, prisoners, visitors to the theatre: [Unlisted]
Julia: Miss Boden
Priscilla: Miss Arnold
Mrs. Muns: Mrs. Daly
Mlle. Elastique: Mrs. Tayleure
Mrs. Delawhang: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
17 November 1825 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
15 November 1825 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (16)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 16 November 1825; Next 18 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Curiosity Cured [; or, Powder for Peeping] (3)
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Previous 16 November 1825; Next 18 November 1825
Cast:
Mr. Curious: Meredith
Charles: Elliott
Mikey: Salter
John: Cooper
Miss Grace: Mrs. Tayleure
Sally: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Kitty Curious: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Billy Pit: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mrs. Erudite: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Janet Squareitz: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mary Jones: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Life of an Actor (3)
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Previous 16 November 1825; Next 18 November 1825
Cast:
Peregrine Proteus: [Benjamin] Wrench
Jeremy Pica: Lancaster
Carrytype: S[tephen] Smith
Schemes: Phillips
Mr. Batten Notrip: Elliott
Mr. Damper: Foster
Barnaby Parsnip: Brown
Muzzy Merryweather: Salter
Delawhang: J[ohn] Reeve
Shakespeare Delawhang: Master Cooper
four other Delawhangs:
Master Belin
Miss [C?] Phillips
Miss [D?] Phillips
Miss [O?] Phillips
Sir Capias Gooseberry: Meredith
Davy: Sanders
William: J. Shaw
beadle: Gay
constables, footmen, mob, prisoners, visitors to the theatre: [Unlisted]
Julia: Miss Boden
Priscilla: Miss Arnold
Mrs. Muns: Mrs. Daly
Mlle. Elastique: Mrs. Tayleure
Mrs. Delawhang: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
18 November 1825 Friday Evening Adelphi |
15 November 1825 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (17)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 17 November 1825; Next 19 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Curiosity Cured [; or, Powder for Peeping] (4)
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Previous 17 November 1825; Next 19 November 1825
Cast:
Mr. Curious: Meredith
Charles: Elliott
Mikey: Salter
John: Cooper
Miss Grace: Mrs. Tayleure
Sally: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Kitty Curious: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Billy Pit: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mrs. Erudite: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Janet Squareitz: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mary Jones: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Life of an Actor (4)
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Previous 17 November 1825; Next 19 November 1825
Cast:
Peregrine Proteus: [Benjamin] Wrench
Jeremy Pica: Lancaster
Carrytype: S[tephen] Smith
Schemes: Phillips
Mr. Batten Notrip: Elliott
Mr. Damper: Foster
Barnaby Parsnip: Brown
Muzzy Merryweather: Salter
Delawhang: J[ohn] Reeve
Shakespeare Delawhang: Master Cooper
four other Delawhangs:
Master Belin
Miss [C?] Phillips
Miss [D?] Phillips
Miss [O?] Phillips
Sir Capias Gooseberry: Meredith
Davy: Sanders
William: J. Shaw
beadle: Gay
constables, footmen, mob, prisoners, visitors to the theatre: [Unlisted]
Julia: Miss Boden
Priscilla: Miss Arnold
Mrs. Muns: Mrs. Daly
Mlle. Elastique: Mrs. Tayleure
Mrs. Delawhang: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
19 November 1825 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
15 November 1825 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (18)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 18 November 1825; Next 21 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Thomas Gladstane
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Curiosity Cured [; or, Powder for Peeping] (5)
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Previous 18 November 1825; Next 21 November 1825
Cast:
Mr. Curious: Meredith
Charles: Elliott
Mikey: Salter
John: Cooper
Miss Grace: Mrs. Tayleure
Sally: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Kitty Curious: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Billy Pit: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mrs. Erudite: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Janet Squareitz: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mary Jones: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Life of an Actor (5)
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Previous 18 November 1825
Cast:
Peregrine Proteus: [Benjamin] Wrench
Jeremy Pica: Lancaster
Carrytype: S[tephen] Smith
Schemes: Phillips
Mr. Batten Notrip: Elliott
Mr. Damper: Foster
Barnaby Parsnip: Brown
Muzzy Merryweather: Salter
Delawhang: J[ohn] Reeve
Shakespeare Delawhang: Master Cooper
four other Delawhangs:
Master Belin
Miss [C?] Phillips
Miss [D?] Phillips
Miss [O?] Phillips
Sir Capias Gooseberry: Meredith
Davy: Sanders
William: J. Shaw
beadle: Gay
constables, footmen, mob, prisoners, visitors to the theatre: [Unlisted]
Julia: Miss Boden
Priscilla: Miss Arnold
Mrs. Muns: Mrs. Daly
Mlle. Elastique: Mrs. Tayleure
Mrs. Delawhang: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
21 November 1825 Monday Evening Adelphi |
21 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (19)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 19 November 1825; Next 22 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
Cast Changes:
BUT Colonel Howard: Elliott (replaces Thomas Gladstane) Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (16)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 5 November 1825; Next 22 November 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Title: General Commentary
- Complete cast reappears
3) Curiosity Cured [; or, Powder for Peeping] (6)
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Previous 19 November 1825; Next 22 November 1825
Cast:
Mr. Curious: Meredith
Charles: Elliott
Mikey: Salter
John: Cooper
Miss Grace: Mrs. Tayleure
Sally: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Kitty Curious: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Billy Pit: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mrs. Erudite: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Janet Squareitz: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mary Jones: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
22 November 1825 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
21 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (20)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 21 November 1825; Next 23 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (17)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 21 November 1825; Next 23 November 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) Curiosity Cured [; or, Powder for Peeping] (7)
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Previous 21 November 1825; Next 23 November 1825
Cast:
Mr. Curious: Meredith
Charles: Elliott
Mikey: Salter
John: Cooper
Miss Grace: Mrs. Tayleure
Sally: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Kitty Curious: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Billy Pit: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mrs. Erudite: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Janet Squareitz: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mary Jones: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
23 November 1825 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
21 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (21)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 22 November 1825; Next 24 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (18)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 22 November 1825; Next 24 November 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) Curiosity Cured [; or, Powder for Peeping] (8)
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Previous 22 November 1825; Next 7 March 1826
Cast:
Mr. Curious: Meredith
Charles: Elliott
Mikey: Salter
John: Cooper
Miss Grace: Mrs. Tayleure
Sally: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Kitty Curious: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Billy Pit: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mrs. Erudite: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Janet Squareitz: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mary Jones: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
24 November 1825 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
24 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (22)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 23 November 1825; Next 25 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (19)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 23 November 1825; Next 25 November 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) All at Coventry [; or, Love and Laugh] (1)
Author: William T. Moncrieff
Author Commentary: bill: "by the author of Life in London"
Performances: First 24 November 1825; Next 25 November 1825
Genre: (Farce) admired and whimsical burletta
First Night Cast:
Timothy: [Benjamin] Wrench
Bramble: Meredith
Gabblewig: Salter
Tommy: Elliott
Ramble: Phillips
waiter: S[tephen] Smith
Gregory: Sanders
Lively: J[ohn] Reeve
Dora: Miss Curtis
Miss Catherine: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Cast Commentary
- Roles of Miss Parrock and Miss Curtis switched on this bill, all other bills show them as we have them here—typo assumed
- Miss Curtis spelled "Curties" on some bills
- Some bills show Miss Catherine as Catherine
- Gabblewig spelled "Gablewig" in bill, typo assumed
25 November 1825 Friday Evening Adelphi |
24 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (23)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 24 November 1825; Next 26 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (20)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 24 November 1825; Next 26 November 1825
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) All at Coventry [; or, Love and Laugh] (2)
Performances: First 24 November 1825; Previous 24 November 1825; Next 26 November 1825
Cast:
Timothy: [Benjamin] Wrench
Bramble: Meredith
Gabblewig: Salter
Tommy: Elliott
Ramble: Phillips
waiter: S[tephen] Smith
Gregory: Sanders
Lively: J[ohn] Reeve
Dora: Miss Curtis
Miss Catherine: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
26 November 1825 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
24 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (24)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 25 November 1825; Next 28 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (21)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 25 November 1825; Next 6 February 1826
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) All at Coventry [; or, Love and Laugh] (3)
Performances: First 24 November 1825; Previous 25 November 1825; Next 28 November 1825
Cast:
Timothy: [Benjamin] Wrench
Bramble: Meredith
Gabblewig: Salter
Tommy: Elliott
Ramble: Phillips
waiter: S[tephen] Smith
Gregory: Sanders
Lively: J[ohn] Reeve
Dora: Miss Curtis
Miss Catherine: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
28 November 1825 Monday Evening Adelphi |
28 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (25)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 26 November 1825; Next 29 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) All at Coventry [; or, Love and Laugh] (4)
Performances: First 24 November 1825; Previous 26 November 1825; Next 29 November 1825
Cast:
Timothy: [Benjamin] Wrench
Bramble: Meredith
Gabblewig: Salter
Tommy: Elliott
Ramble: Phillips
waiter: S[tephen] Smith
Gregory: Sanders
Lively: J[ohn] Reeve
Dora: Miss Curtis
Miss Catherine: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Mr. Redtail: Brown
Cast Changes:
ADDS Mr. Redtail: Brown Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
3) Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (1)
Title Comment: 1st time here
Author: T[homas J.] Dibdin
Performances: First 28 November 1825; Next 29 November 1825
Genre: (Burlesque) very celebrated comic-heroic-operatic-tragic-pantomimic burlesque burletta spectacular extravaganza; 2 acts
First Night Cast:
Don Giovanni: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Don Guzman (and Ghost of himself): T[homas] P. Cooke
Don Octavio: Foster
bridegroom: Brown
bridegroom's father: Gouriet
bridegroom's brothers:
W[illiam] Kirby
Sanders
Leporello: J[ohn] Reeve
gondolieri:
Salter
Lancaster
pescatori:
S[tephen] Smith
J. Shaw
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori:
Barclay
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Cooper
East
Gay
Grammer
Matthews
Miller
Phillips
Donna Anna: Miss Boden
bride: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
bridesmaids:
Miss Wagner
Miss Vidall
bridegroom's mother: Gay
Lobsteretta: Mrs. Tayleure
Shrimperina: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
contadine, gentiline:
Miss Arnold
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss E[llen] Daly
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Vidall
Miss Webster
Dance
- (during I) Allemande: W[illiam] Kirby; Sanders; Miss [Leonora] Pincott; Miss Wagner
- (during I) dance: Eccentric pas de deux: Gay; Gouriet
Spectacle
- (during II) spectacle: The Equestrian statue of Don Guzman, by a living ghost
- (during II) spectacle: The Marble horse, by a real pony (except in 2d scene of this Act)
29 November 1825 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
28 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (26)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 28 November 1825; Next 30 November 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) All at Coventry [; or, Love and Laugh] (5)
Performances: First 24 November 1825; Previous 28 November 1825; Next 30 November 1825
Cast:
Timothy: [Benjamin] Wrench
Bramble: Meredith
Gabblewig: Salter
Tommy: Elliott
Ramble: Phillips
waiter: S[tephen] Smith
Gregory: Sanders
Lively: J[ohn] Reeve
Dora: Miss Curtis
Miss Catherine: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Mr. Redtail: Brown
3) Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (2)
Performances: First 28 November 1825; Previous 28 November 1825; Next 30 November 1825
Cast:
Don Giovanni: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Don Guzman: T[homas] P. Cooke
Don Octavio: Foster
bridegroom: Brown
bridegroom's father: Gouriet
bridegroom's brothers:
W[illiam] Kirby
Sanders
Leporello: J[ohn] Reeve
gondolieri:
Salter
Lancaster
pescatori:
S[tephen] Smith
J. Shaw
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori:
Barclay
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Cooper
East
Gay
Grammer
Matthews
Miller
Phillips
Donna Anna: Miss Boden
bride: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
bridesmaids:
Miss Wagner
Miss Vidall
bridegroom's mother: Gay
Lobsteretta: Mrs. Tayleure
Shrimperina: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
contadine, gentiline:
Miss Arnold
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss E[llen] Daly
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Vidall
Miss Webster
30 November 1825 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
28 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (27)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 29 November 1825; Next 1 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) All at Coventry [; or, Love and Laugh] (6)
Performances: First 24 November 1825; Previous 29 November 1825; Next 1 December 1825
Cast:
Timothy: [Benjamin] Wrench
Bramble: Meredith
Gabblewig: Salter
Tommy: Elliott
Ramble: Phillips
waiter: S[tephen] Smith
Gregory: Sanders
Lively: J[ohn] Reeve
Dora: Miss Curtis
Miss Catherine: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Mr. Redtail: Brown
3) Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (3)
Performances: First 28 November 1825; Previous 29 November 1825; Next 1 December 1825
Cast:
Don Giovanni: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Don Guzman: T[homas] P. Cooke
Don Octavio: Foster
bridegroom: Brown
bridegroom's father: Gouriet
bridegroom's brothers:
W[illiam] Kirby
Sanders
Leporello: J[ohn] Reeve
gondolieri:
Salter
Lancaster
pescatori:
S[tephen] Smith
J. Shaw
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori:
Barclay
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Cooper
East
Gay
Grammer
Matthews
Miller
Phillips
Donna Anna: Miss Boden
bride: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
bridesmaids:
Miss Wagner
Miss Vidall
bridegroom's mother: Gay
Lobsteretta: Mrs. Tayleure
Shrimperina: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
contadine, gentiline:
Miss Arnold
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss E[llen] Daly
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Vidall
Miss Webster
1 December 1825 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
28 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (28)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 30 November 1825; Next 2 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) All at Coventry [; or, Love and Laugh] (7)
Performances: First 24 November 1825; Previous 30 November 1825; Next 2 December 1825
Cast:
Timothy: [Benjamin] Wrench
Bramble: Meredith
Gabblewig: Salter
Tommy: Elliott
Ramble: Phillips
waiter: S[tephen] Smith
Gregory: Sanders
Lively: J[ohn] Reeve
Dora: Miss Curtis
Miss Catherine: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Mr. Redtail: Brown
3) Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (4)
Performances: First 28 November 1825; Previous 30 November 1825; Next 2 December 1825
Cast:
Don Giovanni: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Don Guzman: T[homas] P. Cooke
Don Octavio: Foster
bridegroom: Brown
bridegroom's father: Gouriet
bridegroom's brothers:
W[illiam] Kirby
Sanders
Leporello: J[ohn] Reeve
gondolieri:
Salter
Lancaster
pescatori:
S[tephen] Smith
J. Shaw
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori:
Barclay
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Cooper
East
Gay
Grammer
Matthews
Miller
Phillips
Donna Anna: Miss Boden
bride: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
bridesmaids:
Miss Wagner
Miss Vidall
bridegroom's mother: Gay
Lobsteretta: Mrs. Tayleure
Shrimperina: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
contadine, gentiline:
Miss Arnold
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss E[llen] Daly
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Vidall
Miss Webster
2 December 1825 Friday Evening Adelphi |
28 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (29)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 1 December 1825; Next 3 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) All at Coventry [; or, Love and Laugh] (8)
Performances: First 24 November 1825; Previous 1 December 1825; Next 3 December 1825
Cast:
Timothy: [Benjamin] Wrench
Bramble: Meredith
Gabblewig: Salter
Tommy: Elliott
Ramble: Phillips
waiter: S[tephen] Smith
Gregory: Sanders
Lively: J[ohn] Reeve
Dora: Miss Curtis
Miss Catherine: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Mr. Redtail: Brown
3) Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (5)
Performances: First 28 November 1825; Previous 1 December 1825; Next 3 December 1825
Cast:
Don Giovanni: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Don Guzman: T[homas] P. Cooke
Don Octavio: Foster
bridegroom: Brown
bridegroom's father: Gouriet
bridegroom's brothers:
W[illiam] Kirby
Sanders
Leporello: J[ohn] Reeve
gondolieri:
Salter
Lancaster
pescatori:
S[tephen] Smith
J. Shaw
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori:
Barclay
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Cooper
East
Gay
Grammer
Matthews
Miller
Phillips
Donna Anna: Miss Boden
bride: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
bridesmaids:
Miss Wagner
Miss Vidall
bridegroom's mother: Gay
Lobsteretta: Mrs. Tayleure
Shrimperina: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
contadine, gentiline:
Miss Arnold
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss E[llen] Daly
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Vidall
Miss Webster
3 December 1825 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
28 November 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (30)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 2 December 1825; Next 5 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) All at Coventry [; or, Love and Laugh] (9)
Performances: First 24 November 1825; Previous 2 December 1825; Next 5 December 1825
Cast:
Timothy: [Benjamin] Wrench
Bramble: Meredith
Gabblewig: Salter
Tommy: Elliott
Ramble: Phillips
waiter: S[tephen] Smith
Gregory: Sanders
Lively: J[ohn] Reeve
Dora: Miss Curtis
Miss Catherine: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Mr. Redtail: Brown
3) Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (6)
Performances: First 28 November 1825; Previous 2 December 1825; Next 5 December 1825
Cast:
Don Giovanni: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Don Guzman: T[homas] P. Cooke
Don Octavio: Foster
bridegroom: Brown
bridegroom's father: Gouriet
bridegroom's brothers:
W[illiam] Kirby
Sanders
Leporello: J[ohn] Reeve
gondolieri:
Salter
Lancaster
pescatori:
S[tephen] Smith
J. Shaw
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori:
Barclay
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Cooper
East
Gay
Grammer
Matthews
Miller
Phillips
Donna Anna: Miss Boden
bride: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
bridesmaids:
Miss Wagner
Miss Vidall
bridegroom's mother: Gay
Lobsteretta: Mrs. Tayleure
Shrimperina: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
contadine, gentiline:
Miss Arnold
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss E[llen] Daly
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Vidall
Miss Webster
5 December 1825 Monday Evening Adelphi |
5 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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Preliminaries Commentary
1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (31)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 3 December 1825; Next 6 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) All at Coventry [; or, Love and Laugh] (10)
Performances: First 24 November 1825; Previous 3 December 1825; Next 6 December 1825
Cast:
Timothy: [Benjamin] Wrench
Bramble: Meredith
Gabblewig: Salter
Tommy: Elliott
Ramble: Phillips
waiter: S[tephen] Smith
Gregory: Sanders
Lively: J[ohn] Reeve
Dora: Miss Curtis
Miss Catherine: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Mr. Redtail: Brown
Title: General Commentary
- Complete cast given here
3) Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (7)
Performances: First 28 November 1825; Previous 3 December 1825; Next 6 December 1825
Cast:
Don Giovanni: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Don Guzman: T[homas] P. Cooke
Don Octavio: Foster
bridegroom: Brown
bridegroom's father: Gouriet
bridegroom's brothers:
W[illiam] Kirby
Sanders
Leporello: Salter
gondolieri:
Salter
Lancaster
pescatori:
S[tephen] Smith
J. Shaw
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori:
Barclay
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Cooper
East
Gay
Grammer
Matthews
Miller
Phillips
Donna Anna: Miss Boden
bride: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
bridesmaids:
Miss Wagner
Miss Vidall
bridegroom's mother: Gay
Lobsteretta: Mrs. Tayleure
Shrimperina: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
contadine, gentiline:
Miss Arnold
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss E[llen] Daly
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Vidall
Miss Webster
Cast Changes:
BUT Leporello: Salter (replaces J[ohn] Reeve) Cast Commentary
- Variant truncated LTM bill (different printer) shows John Reeve still playing Leporello
Title: General Commentary
- Complete cast given here
6 December 1825 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
5 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (32)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 5 December 1825; Next 7 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) All at Coventry [; or, Love and Laugh] (11)
Performances: First 24 November 1825; Previous 5 December 1825; Next 7 December 1825
Cast:
Timothy: [Benjamin] Wrench
Bramble: Meredith
Gabblewig: Salter
Tommy: Elliott
Ramble: Phillips
waiter: S[tephen] Smith
Gregory: Sanders
Lively: J[ohn] Reeve
Dora: Miss Curtis
Miss Catherine: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Mr. Redtail: Brown
3) Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (8)
Performances: First 28 November 1825; Previous 5 December 1825; Next 7 December 1825
Cast:
Don Giovanni: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Don Guzman: T[homas] P. Cooke
Don Octavio: Foster
bridegroom: Brown
bridegroom's father: Gouriet
bridegroom's brothers:
W[illiam] Kirby
Sanders
Leporello: Salter
gondolieri:
Salter
Lancaster
pescatori:
S[tephen] Smith
J. Shaw
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori:
Barclay
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Cooper
East
Gay
Grammer
Matthews
Miller
Phillips
Donna Anna: Miss Boden
bride: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
bridesmaids:
Miss Wagner
Miss Vidall
bridegroom's mother: Gay
Lobsteretta: Mrs. Tayleure
Shrimperina: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
contadine, gentiline:
Miss Arnold
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss E[llen] Daly
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Vidall
Miss Webster
7 December 1825 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
5 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (33)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 6 December 1825; Next 8 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) All at Coventry [; or, Love and Laugh] (12)
Performances: First 24 November 1825; Previous 6 December 1825; Next 8 December 1825
Cast:
Timothy: [Benjamin] Wrench
Bramble: Meredith
Gabblewig: Salter
Tommy: Elliott
Ramble: Phillips
waiter: S[tephen] Smith
Gregory: Sanders
Lively: J[ohn] Reeve
Dora: Miss Curtis
Miss Catherine: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Mr. Redtail: Brown
3) Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (9)
Performances: First 28 November 1825; Previous 6 December 1825; Next 8 December 1825
Cast:
Don Giovanni: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Don Guzman: T[homas] P. Cooke
Don Octavio: Foster
bridegroom: Brown
bridegroom's father: Gouriet
bridegroom's brothers:
W[illiam] Kirby
Sanders
Leporello: Salter
gondolieri:
Salter
Lancaster
pescatori:
S[tephen] Smith
J. Shaw
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori:
Barclay
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Cooper
East
Gay
Grammer
Matthews
Miller
Phillips
Donna Anna: Miss Boden
bride: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
bridesmaids:
Miss Wagner
Miss Vidall
bridegroom's mother: Gay
Lobsteretta: Mrs. Tayleure
Shrimperina: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
contadine, gentiline:
Miss Arnold
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss E[llen] Daly
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Vidall
Miss Webster
8 December 1825 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
5 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (34)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 7 December 1825; Next 9 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) All at Coventry [; or, Love and Laugh] (13)
Performances: First 24 November 1825; Previous 7 December 1825; Next 9 December 1825
Cast:
Timothy: [Benjamin] Wrench
Bramble: Meredith
Gabblewig: Salter
Tommy: Elliott
Ramble: Phillips
waiter: S[tephen] Smith
Gregory: Sanders
Lively: J[ohn] Reeve
Dora: Miss Curtis
Miss Catherine: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Mr. Redtail: Brown
3) Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (10)
Performances: First 28 November 1825; Previous 7 December 1825; Next 9 December 1825
Cast:
Don Giovanni: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Don Guzman: T[homas] P. Cooke
Don Octavio: Foster
bridegroom: Brown
bridegroom's father: Gouriet
bridegroom's brothers:
W[illiam] Kirby
Sanders
Leporello: Salter
gondolieri:
Salter
Lancaster
pescatori:
S[tephen] Smith
J. Shaw
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori:
Barclay
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Cooper
East
Gay
Grammer
Matthews
Miller
Phillips
Donna Anna: Miss Boden
bride: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
bridesmaids:
Miss Wagner
Miss Vidall
bridegroom's mother: Gay
Lobsteretta: Mrs. Tayleure
Shrimperina: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
contadine, gentiline:
Miss Arnold
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss E[llen] Daly
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Vidall
Miss Webster
9 December 1825 Friday Evening Adelphi |
5 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (35)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 8 December 1825; Next 10 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) All at Coventry [; or, Love and Laugh] (14)
Performances: First 24 November 1825; Previous 8 December 1825; Next 10 December 1825
Cast:
Timothy: [Benjamin] Wrench
Bramble: Meredith
Gabblewig: Salter
Tommy: Elliott
Ramble: Phillips
waiter: S[tephen] Smith
Gregory: Sanders
Lively: J[ohn] Reeve
Dora: Miss Curtis
Miss Catherine: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Mr. Redtail: Brown
3) Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (11)
Performances: First 28 November 1825; Previous 8 December 1825; Next 10 December 1825
Cast:
Don Giovanni: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Don Guzman: T[homas] P. Cooke
Don Octavio: Foster
bridegroom: Brown
bridegroom's father: Gouriet
bridegroom's brothers:
W[illiam] Kirby
Sanders
Leporello: Salter
gondolieri:
Salter
Lancaster
pescatori:
S[tephen] Smith
J. Shaw
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori:
Barclay
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Cooper
East
Gay
Grammer
Matthews
Miller
Phillips
Donna Anna: Miss Boden
bride: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
bridesmaids:
Miss Wagner
Miss Vidall
bridegroom's mother: Gay
Lobsteretta: Mrs. Tayleure
Shrimperina: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
contadine, gentiline:
Miss Arnold
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss E[llen] Daly
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Vidall
Miss Webster
10 December 1825 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
5 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (36)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 9 December 1825; Next 12 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) All at Coventry [; or, Love and Laugh] (15)
Performances: First 24 November 1825; Previous 9 December 1825
Cast:
Timothy: [Benjamin] Wrench
Bramble: Meredith
Gabblewig: Salter
Tommy: Elliott
Ramble: Phillips
waiter: S[tephen] Smith
Gregory: Sanders
Lively: J[ohn] Reeve
Dora: Miss Curtis
Miss Catherine: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Mr. Redtail: Brown
3) Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (12)
Performances: First 28 November 1825; Previous 9 December 1825
Cast:
Don Giovanni: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Don Guzman: T[homas] P. Cooke
Don Octavio: Foster
bridegroom: Brown
bridegroom's father: Gouriet
bridegroom's brothers:
W[illiam] Kirby
Sanders
Leporello: Salter
gondolieri:
Salter
Lancaster
pescatori:
S[tephen] Smith
J. Shaw
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori:
Barclay
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Cooper
East
Gay
Grammer
Matthews
Miller
Phillips
Donna Anna: Miss Boden
bride: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
bridesmaids:
Miss Wagner
Miss Vidall
bridegroom's mother: Gay
Lobsteretta: Mrs. Tayleure
Shrimperina: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
contadine, gentiline:
Miss Arnold
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss E[llen] Daly
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Miss Stallard
Miss Vidall
Miss Webster
12 December 1825 Monday Evening Adelphi |
12 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (37)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 10 December 1825; Next 13 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated—full cast shown on variant LTM bill
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever
Author: [James R. Planché]; Composer: George B. Herbert
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Next 13 December 1825
Genre: (Farcical comedy) grand, mock-heroical, allegorical, operatical, melodramatical, magical (anything but tragical) burletta; 1 act
First Night Cast:
(immortals)
Fashion (Governor of the town for the Emperor Whim): [Benjamin] Wrench
Success (his daughter): Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha! (officer of the Court of Fashion): Foster
Fiddlededee! (officer of the Court of Fashion): Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
(suitors of all sorts, mortals and immortals, for the hand of Success)
Zamiel (an original, from the TR, EOH): T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M. (a copy, from the TR EOH): [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus (from TR DL): J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles (from TR DL): "Himself"
an ex-tragedian (from TR CG): [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello (a foreigner of distinction from TR CG): Gouriet
Paul Pry (from Haymarket): J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin (from the Adelphi): T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
Cast Commentary
- Age added in later bills
Scenery Commentary
- bill: "a new scene which being impossible to describe must be seen to be appreciated"
Scenery Description
- (1) palace of Fashion
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (7)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 29 October 1825; Next 13 December 1825
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
13 December 1825 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
12 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (38)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 12 December 1825; Next 14 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (2)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 12 December 1825; Next 14 December 1825
Cast:
Fashion: [Benjamin] Wrench
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (8)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 12 December 1825; Next 14 December 1825
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
14 December 1825 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
12 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (39)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 13 December 1825; Next 15 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (3)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 13 December 1825; Next 15 December 1825
Cast:
Fashion: [Benjamin] Wrench
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (9)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 13 December 1825; Next 15 December 1825
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
15 December 1825 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
12 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (40)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 14 December 1825; Next 16 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (4)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 14 December 1825; Next 16 December 1825
Cast:
Fashion: [Benjamin] Wrench
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (10)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 14 December 1825; Next 16 December 1825
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
16 December 1825 Friday Evening Adelphi |
12 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (41)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 15 December 1825; Next 17 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (5)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 15 December 1825; Next 17 December 1825
Cast:
Fashion: [Benjamin] Wrench
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (11)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 15 December 1825; Next 17 December 1825
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
17 December 1825 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
12 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (42)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 16 December 1825; Next 19 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (6)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 16 December 1825; Next 19 December 1825
Cast:
Fashion: [Benjamin] Wrench
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (12)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 16 December 1825; Next 13 February 1826
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
19 December 1825 Monday Evening Adelphi |
19 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (43)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 17 December 1825; Next 20 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated here for reasons of space and for rest of season
2) Christmas Boxes (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever
Author: [Unknown]
Performances: First 19 December 1825; Next 20 December 1825
Genre: (Farce) burletta; 1 act
First Night Cast:
Mr. Testy: [Daniel] Terry
Charles Testy: Foster
Simon: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Meadows: Meredith
Fanny: Miss Boden
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
3) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (7)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 17 December 1825; Next 20 December 1825
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
Cast Changes:
BUT Fashion: Elliott (replaces [Benjamin] Wrench) Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
20 December 1825 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
19 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (44)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 19 December 1825; Next 21 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Christmas Boxes (2)
Performances: First 19 December 1825; Previous 19 December 1825; Next 21 December 1825
Cast:
Mr. Testy: [Daniel] Terry
Charles Testy: Foster
Simon: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Meadows: Meredith
Fanny: Miss Boden
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
3) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (8)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 19 December 1825; Next 21 December 1825
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
21 December 1825 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
19 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (45)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 20 December 1825; Next 22 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Christmas Boxes (3)
Performances: First 19 December 1825; Previous 20 December 1825; Next 22 December 1825
Cast:
Mr. Testy: [Daniel] Terry
Charles Testy: Foster
Simon: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Meadows: Meredith
Fanny: Miss Boden
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
3) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (9)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 20 December 1825; Next 22 December 1825
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
22 December 1825 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
19 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (46)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 21 December 1825; Next 23 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Christmas Boxes (4)
Performances: First 19 December 1825; Previous 21 December 1825; Next 23 December 1825
Cast:
Mr. Testy: [Daniel] Terry
Charles Testy: Foster
Simon: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Meadows: Meredith
Fanny: Miss Boden
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
3) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (10)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 21 December 1825; Next 23 December 1825
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
23 December 1825 Friday Evening Adelphi |
19 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (47)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 22 December 1825; Next 26 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Christmas Boxes (5)
Performances: First 19 December 1825; Previous 22 December 1825; Next 26 December 1825
Cast:
Mr. Testy: [Daniel] Terry
Charles Testy: Foster
Simon: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Meadows: Meredith
Fanny: Miss Boden
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
3) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (11)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 22 December 1825; Next 2 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
24 December 1825 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
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Dark: Christmas Eve
26 December 1825 Monday Evening Adelphi |
26 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (48)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 23 December 1825; Next 27 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
2) Christmas Boxes (6)
Performances: First 19 December 1825; Previous 23 December 1825; Next 27 December 1825
Cast:
Mr. Testy: [Daniel] Terry
Charles Testy: Foster
Simon: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Meadows: Meredith
Fanny: Miss Boden
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever
Author: [Unknown]; Composer: George B. Herbert
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Next 27 December 1825
Genre: (Pantomime) new, splendid, comic, Christmas pantomime; 16 scenes
First Night Cast:
Solambo Gambo (wizard dwarf): Master Richardson
Gringamboldino (Egyptian sorcerer): S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus (his attendant spirit): Master Belin
Epitimarus (Gringamboldino's factotum): East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman (a young fisherman), afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma (the sorcerer's daughter), afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
(guardians of the golden lamps)
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri (his brother): "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus (mother to the young fisherman), afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo (1st app this season)
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Gouriet
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas (landlord): Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
mancook: "Firebrand"
another living skeleton: "Fleshless"
Cast Commentary
- Master Belin's name misspelled on bill as "Billen"
Artistic Supervision
- Director: Signor Paulo
Dance
- dance: Double hornpipe: W[illiam] Kirby; Miss [Leonora] Pincott
- dance: Ballet grand finale
Scenery Commentary
- entirely new scenery
Scenery Description
- (1) castle of the Egyptian sorcerer (Walker)
- (2) abode of the giant spirits (Walker)
- (3) fisherman's cottage on the magic lake (Walker)
- (4) Plymouth Hoe ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (5) a truly great coat ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (6) butcher's and poulterer's shops opposite the Asylum ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (7) exterior of Gliddon's snuff shop, King Street, Covent Garden ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (8) interior of Gliddon's cigar divan ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (9) outside of snuff shop ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (10) Garrick's Head Hotel, Bow Street ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (11) Royal Sky Blue Association Company, or Patent Milk Manufactory ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (12) Stretton, Ironmonger, Strand ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (13) Charles Wright's Champagne Warehouse, Royal Opera Colonnade ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (14) inside of kitchen ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (15) cavern of the lamps ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (16) palace of the Genius of the Golden Lamps (Walker)
Other Production Credits
- Comic business: W. H. Russell; Stage machinery: J. Evans
Title: General Commentary
- Th Obs "Piece not worthy of the admission price"
27 December 1825 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
26 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (49)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 26 December 1825; Next 28 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Christmas Boxes (7)
Performances: First 19 December 1825; Previous 26 December 1825; Next 28 December 1825
Cast:
Mr. Testy: [Daniel] Terry
Charles Testy: Foster
Simon: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Meadows: Meredith
Fanny: Miss Boden
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (2)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 26 December 1825; Next 28 December 1825
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Gouriet
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
mancook: "Firebrand"
another living skeleton: "Fleshless"
28 December 1825 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
26 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (50)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 27 December 1825; Next 29 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Christmas Boxes (8)
Performances: First 19 December 1825; Previous 27 December 1825; Next 29 December 1825
Cast:
Mr. Testy: [Daniel] Terry
Charles Testy: Foster
Simon: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Meadows: Meredith
Fanny: Miss Boden
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (3)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 27 December 1825; Next 29 December 1825
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Gouriet
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
mancook: "Firebrand"
another living skeleton: "Fleshless"
29 December 1825 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
26 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (51)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 28 December 1825; Next 30 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Christmas Boxes (9)
Performances: First 19 December 1825; Previous 28 December 1825; Next 30 December 1825
Cast:
Mr. Testy: [Daniel] Terry
Charles Testy: Foster
Simon: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Meadows: Meredith
Fanny: Miss Boden
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (4)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 28 December 1825; Next 30 December 1825
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Gouriet
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
mancook: "Firebrand"
another living skeleton: "Fleshless"
30 December 1825 Friday Evening Adelphi |
26 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (52)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 29 December 1825; Next 31 December 1825
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Christmas Boxes (10)
Performances: First 19 December 1825; Previous 29 December 1825; Next 31 December 1825
Cast:
Mr. Testy: [Daniel] Terry
Charles Testy: Foster
Simon: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Meadows: Meredith
Fanny: Miss Boden
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (5)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 29 December 1825; Next 31 December 1825
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Gouriet
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
mancook: "Firebrand"
another living skeleton: "Fleshless"
31 December 1825 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
26 December 1825 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (53)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 30 December 1825; Next 2 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Christmas Boxes (11)
Performances: First 19 December 1825; Previous 30 December 1825
Cast:
Mr. Testy: [Daniel] Terry
Charles Testy: Foster
Simon: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mr. Meadows: Meredith
Fanny: Miss Boden
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (6)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 30 December 1825; Next 2 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Gouriet
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
mancook: "Firebrand"
another living skeleton: "Fleshless"
2 January 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
2 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (54)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 31 December 1825; Next 3 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 23 December 1825; Next 3 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
Cast Changes:
ADDS mortals: "Age"
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (7)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 31 December 1825; Next 3 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Gouriet
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
Cast Changes:
OMITS another living skeleton: "Fleshless" mancook: "Firebrand" Title: General Commentary
- scene 14 omitted
- "Signor Paulo, having recovered from his accident, will resume his part of Clown in the pantomime" (bill)
- We have no record of this, it must have occurred after 26 December
3 January 1826 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
2 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (55)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 2 January 1826; Next 4 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (13)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 2 January 1826; Next 4 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (8)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 2 January 1826; Next 4 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Gouriet
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
4 January 1826 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
2 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (56)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 3 January 1826; Next 5 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (14)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 3 January 1826; Next 5 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (9)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 3 January 1826; Next 5 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Gouriet
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
5 January 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
2 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (57)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 4 January 1826; Next 6 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (15)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 4 January 1826; Next 6 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (10)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 4 January 1826; Next 6 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Gouriet
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
6 January 1826 Friday Evening Adelphi |
2 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (58)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 5 January 1826; Next 7 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (16)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 5 January 1826; Next 7 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (11)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 5 January 1826; Next 7 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Gouriet
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
7 January 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
2 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (59)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 6 January 1826; Next 9 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (17)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 6 January 1826; Next 9 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gouriet
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (12)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 6 January 1826; Next 9 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Gouriet
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
9 January 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
9 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (60)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 7 January 1826; Next 10 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (18)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 7 January 1826; Next 10 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
Cast Changes:
BUT Policinello: Gay (replaces Gouriet)
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (13)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 7 January 1826; Next 10 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
Cast Changes:
BUT Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller (replaces Gouriet)
10 January 1826 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
9 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (61)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 9 January 1826; Next 11 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (19)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 9 January 1826; Next 11 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (14)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 9 January 1826; Next 11 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
11 January 1826 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
9 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (62)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 10 January 1826; Next 12 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (20)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 10 January 1826; Next 12 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (15)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 10 January 1826; Next 12 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
12 January 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
9 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (63)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 11 January 1826; Next 13 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (21)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 11 January 1826; Next 13 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (16)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 11 January 1826; Next 13 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
13 January 1826 Friday Evening Adelphi |
9 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (64)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 12 January 1826; Next 14 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (22)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 12 January 1826; Next 14 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (17)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 12 January 1826; Next 14 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
14 January 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
9 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (65)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 13 January 1826; Next 16 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (23)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 13 January 1826; Next 16 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (18)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 13 January 1826; Next 16 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
16 January 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
16 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (66)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 14 January 1826; Next 17 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (24)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 14 January 1826; Next 17 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (19)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 14 January 1826; Next 17 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
17 January 1826 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
16 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (67)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 16 January 1826; Next 18 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (25)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 16 January 1826; Next 18 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (20)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 16 January 1826; Next 18 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
18 January 1826 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
16 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (68)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 17 January 1826; Next 19 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (26)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 17 January 1826; Next 19 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (21)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 17 January 1826; Next 19 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
19 January 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
16 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (69)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 18 January 1826; Next 20 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (27)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 18 January 1826; Next 20 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (22)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 18 January 1826; Next 20 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
20 January 1826 Friday Evening Adelphi |
16 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (70)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 19 January 1826; Next 21 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (28)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 19 January 1826; Next 21 January 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (23)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 19 January 1826; Next 21 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
21 January 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
16 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (71)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 20 January 1826; Next 23 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (29)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 20 January 1826; Next 6 February 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (24)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 20 January 1826; Next 23 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
butcher [2]: "Scrag"
Jew: "Levi"
potboy: "Swipes"
old market woman: "Miss Missletoe"
23 January 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
23 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (72)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 21 January 1826; Next 24 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever; bill: "based on a tale of the late G. M. Lewis" [sic]
Author: [Richard A. Milliken]; Composer: George B. Herbert
Author Commentary: "This seems to have been by R. A. Milliken" (Nicoll)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Next 24 January 1826
Genre: (Melodrama) new burletta of particular interest
First Night Cast:
Zadi (a Cingalese restored to freedom): [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield (a wealthy European planter): S[tephen] Smith
Everard (his overseer): Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee (a musical-theatrical-tragical-comical cook): J[ohn] Reeve
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa (wife to Seafield): Miss Curtis
Lilla (Zadi's daughter): Miss Boden
Zela (a Cingalese slave): Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cast Commentary
- minor characters omitted in variant LTM bill
Dance
- (during I) dance: Indian dance: W[illiam] Kirby; Sanders; Gay; Miss [Leonora] Pincott; Miss Daly; Miss Leicester
Scenery Commentary
- new scenery
Scenery Description
- (1) Indian plantation with distant view of the City of Colombo, in the Island of Ceylon (Walker)
- (2) grove of palms, and distant view of pavilion (Walker)
- (3) Indian huts on Seafield's estate ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (4) hall in Seafield's house (Walker)
- (5) illuminated chamber in Seafield's house ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
- (6) Seafield's pavilion
Other Production Description
- The Anaconda, a piece of mechanism representing the surprising agility and almost incredible strength of the Terror of the East [Woodyer]
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (25)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 21 January 1826; Next 24 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
Cast Changes:
OMITS Jew: "Levi" butcher [2]: "Scrag" old market woman: "Miss Missletoe" potboy: "Swipes" Title: General Commentary
- sc 12 and sc 13 omitted, scenes now total 13
24 January 1826 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
23 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (73)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 23 January 1826; Next 25 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (2)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 23 January 1826; Next 25 January 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: J[ohn] Reeve
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 23 January 1826; Next 25 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
25 January 1826 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
23 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (74)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 24 January 1826; Next 26 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (3)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 24 January 1826; Next 26 January 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: J[ohn] Reeve
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (27)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 24 January 1826; Next 26 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
26 January 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
23 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (75)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 25 January 1826; Next 27 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (4)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 25 January 1826; Next 27 January 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: J[ohn] Reeve
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (28)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 25 January 1826; Next 27 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
27 January 1826 Friday Evening Adelphi |
23 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (76)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 26 January 1826; Next 28 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (5)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 26 January 1826; Next 28 January 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: J[ohn] Reeve
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (29)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 26 January 1826; Next 28 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
28 January 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
23 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (77)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 27 January 1826; Next 31 January 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (6)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 27 January 1826; Next 31 January 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: J[ohn] Reeve
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (30)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 27 January 1826; Next 31 January 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
30 January 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
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Dark: Martyr's Day
31 January 1826 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
31 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (78)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 28 January 1826; Next 1 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (7)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 28 January 1826; Next 1 February 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: J[ohn] Reeve
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (31)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 28 January 1826; Next 1 February 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
1 February 1826 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
31 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (79)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 31 January 1826; Next 2 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (8)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 31 January 1826; Next 2 February 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: J[ohn] Reeve
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (32)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 31 January 1826; Next 2 February 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
2 February 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
31 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (80)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 1 February 1826; Next 3 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (9)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 1 February 1826; Next 3 February 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: J[ohn] Reeve
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (33)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 1 February 1826; Next 3 February 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
3 February 1826 Friday Evening Adelphi |
31 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (81)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 2 February 1826; Next 4 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (10)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 2 February 1826; Next 4 February 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: J[ohn] Reeve
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (34)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 2 February 1826; Next 4 February 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
4 February 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
31 January 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (82)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 3 February 1826; Next 6 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (11)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 3 February 1826; Next 6 February 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: J[ohn] Reeve
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (35)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 3 February 1826; Next 27 February 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
6 February 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
6 February 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (83)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 4 February 1826; Next 7 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
Title: General Commentary
- only major characters listed, roles not shown
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (22)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 26 November 1825; Next 7 February 1826
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
3) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (30)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 21 January 1826; Next 7 February 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
4) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (12)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 4 February 1826; Next 7 February 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: J[ohn] Reeve
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Cast Changes:
BUT Zela: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock (replaces Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam) Cast Commentary
- Miss [Eliza?] Parrock is listed as a principal character, Mrs. Fitzwilliam, who played Zela is not
Title: General Commentary
- Truncated cast
7 February 1826 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
6 February 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (84)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 6 February 1826; Next 9 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (23)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 6 February 1826; Next 9 February 1826
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (31)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 6 February 1826; Next 9 February 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
4) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (13)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 6 February 1826; Next 9 February 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: J[ohn] Reeve
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
8 February 1826 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
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Dark: Ash Wednesday
9 February 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
6 February 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (85)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 7 February 1826; Next 11 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (24)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 7 February 1826; Next 11 February 1826
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (32)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 7 February 1826; Next 11 February 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
4) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (14)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 7 February 1826; Next 11 February 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: J[ohn] Reeve
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
10 February 1826 Friday Evening Adelphi |
10 February 1826 playbill British Library |
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Lent: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
General, Music
General, Entertainment
11 February 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
6 February 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (86)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 9 February 1826; Next 13 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (25)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 9 February 1826; Next 27 February 1826
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (33)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 9 February 1826; Next 13 February 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
4) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (15)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 9 February 1826; Next 27 February 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: J[ohn] Reeve
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
13 February 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
13 February 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (87)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 11 February 1826; Next 14 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (34)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 11 February 1826; Next 14 February 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (13)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 17 December 1825; Next 14 February 1826
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
4) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (19)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 5 November 1825; Next 14 February 1826
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. Tayleure
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
Cast Changes:
BUT Dorothea: Mrs. Tayleure (replaces Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam) Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
14 February 1826 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
13 February 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (88)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 13 February 1826; Next 16 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (35)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 13 February 1826; Next 16 February 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (14)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 13 February 1826; Next 16 February 1826
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
4) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (20)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 13 February 1826; Next 16 February 1826
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. Tayleure
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
15 February 1826 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
15 February 1826 playbill British Library |
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Lent: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
16 February 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
13 February 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (89)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 14 February 1826; Next 18 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (36)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 14 February 1826; Next 18 February 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (15)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 14 February 1826; Next 18 February 1826
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
4) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (21)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 14 February 1826; Next 18 February 1826
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. Tayleure
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
17 February 1826 Friday Evening Adelphi |
15 February 1826 playbill British Library |
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Lent: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
18 February 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
13 February 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (90)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 16 February 1826; Next 20 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (37)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 16 February 1826; Next 20 February 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (16)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 16 February 1826; Next 20 February 1826
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
4) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (22)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 16 February 1826; Next 20 February 1826
Cast:
Francisco: [Frederick H.] Yates
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. Tayleure
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
20 February 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
20 February 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (91)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 18 February 1826; Next 21 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (38)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 18 February 1826; Next 21 February 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (17)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 18 February 1826; Next 21 February 1826
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
4) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (23)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 18 February 1826; Next 21 February 1826
Cast:
Francisco: Meredith
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. Tayleure
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
Cast Changes:
BUT Francisco: Meredith (replaces [Frederick H.] Yates) Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
21 February 1826 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
20 February 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (92)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 20 February 1826; Next 23 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (39)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 20 February 1826; Next 23 February 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (18)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 20 February 1826; Next 23 February 1826
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
4) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (24)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 20 February 1826; Next 23 February 1826
Cast:
Francisco: Meredith
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. Tayleure
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
22 February 1826 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
22 February 1826 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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Lent: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
23 February 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
20 February 1826 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (93)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 21 February 1826; Next 25 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (40)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 21 February 1826; Next 25 February 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (19)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 21 February 1826; Next 25 February 1826
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
4) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (25)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 21 February 1826; Next 25 February 1826
Cast:
Francisco: Meredith
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. Tayleure
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
24 February 1826 Friday Evening Adelphi |
22 February 1826 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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Lent: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
25 February 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
20 February 1826 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (94)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 23 February 1826; Next 27 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (41)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 23 February 1826; Next 2 March 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (20)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 23 February 1826; Next 2 March 1826
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
4) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (26)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 23 February 1826; Next 2 March 1826
Cast:
Francisco: Meredith
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. Tayleure
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
27 February 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
27 February 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (95)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 25 February 1826; Next 28 February 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (26)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 11 February 1826; Next 28 February 1826
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the source
3) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (16)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 11 February 1826; Next 28 February 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: Salter
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
principal character: Salter
Cast Changes:
ADDS principal character: Salter BUT Smokee: Salter (replaces J[ohn] Reeve) Cast Commentary
- Salter is listed as a principal character. John Reeve, who played Smokee, is not. See also entry for Mar 1, 1826
Title: General Commentary
- Truncated cast
4) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (36)
Title Comment: Now an afterpiece; several more scenes omitted
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 4 February 1826; Next 28 February 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
Title: General Commentary
- Cast severely truncated
28 February 1826 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
27 February 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (96)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 27 February 1826; Next 2 March 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (27)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 27 February 1826; Next 7 March 1826
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gouriet
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (17)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 27 February 1826; Next 6 March 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: Salter
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
principal character: Salter
4) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (37)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 27 February 1826; Next 6 March 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
1 March 1826 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
1 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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Lent: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
2 March 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
2 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (97)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 28 February 1826; Next 4 March 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (42)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 25 February 1826; Next 4 March 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (21)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 25 February 1826; Next 4 March 1826
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Title: General Commentary
- role of Lucy apparently changed to Susan
- Entire cast given again
4) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (27)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 25 February 1826; Next 4 March 1826
Cast:
Francisco: Meredith
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. Tayleure
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
General, Advertisement
3 March 1826 Friday Evening Adelphi |
1 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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Lent: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
4 March 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
2 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (98)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 2 March 1826; Next 6 March 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (43)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 2 March 1826; Next 7 March 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
page: Phillips
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (22)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 2 March 1826; Next 9 March 1826
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
4) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (28)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 2 March 1826; Next 11 March 1826
Cast:
Francisco: Meredith
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. Tayleure
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
6 March 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
6 March 1826 playbill Theatrical Observer |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (99)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 4 March 1826; Next 7 March 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) [Robin and Marian; or, ] Love in a Bustle (1)
Choreographer: [W[illiam] Kirby]
Performances: First 6 March 1826
Genre: (Ballet)
Title: General Commentary
- Cast unavailable
3) The Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon (18)
Performances: First 23 January 1826; Previous 28 February 1826
Cast:
Zadi: [Daniel] Terry
Mr. Seafield: S[tephen] Smith
Everard: Elliott
Henry Seafield: Master Daly
Smokee: Salter
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants:
Phillips
East
Grammer
Miller
Brady
Buxton
Cahill
Evans
Fuller
Gay
Norris
Matthews
Shaw
Miss Arnold
Miss Vidall
Miss Clare
Miss M. Clare
Miss Drewe
Miss Leicester
Louisa: Miss Curtis
Lilla: Miss Boden
Zela: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
principal character: Salter
4) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (38)
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 28 February 1826; Next 18 March 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Miss [Leonora] Pincott
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
7 March 1826 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
7 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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Benefit: Mrs. Fitzwilliam
1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (100)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 6 March 1826; Next 9 March 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Curiosity Cured [; or, Powder for Peeping] (9)
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Previous 23 November 1825; Next 14 March 1826
Cast:
Mr. Curious: Meredith
Charles: Elliott
Mikey: Salter
Miss Grace: Mrs. Tayleure
Sally: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Kitty Curious: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Billy Pit: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mrs. Erudite: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Janet Squareitz: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mary Jones: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cast Changes:
OMITS John: Cooper
3) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (28)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 28 February 1826; Next 9 March 1826
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gay
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cast Changes:
BUT La Broche: Gay (replaces Gouriet) Cast Commentary
- It is unclear when Gay replaced Gouriet
4) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (44)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 4 March 1826; Next 9 March 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
Cast Changes:
OMITS page: Phillips
8 March 1826 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
8 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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Lent: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
9 March 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
9 March 1826 advertisement The London Times |
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Benefit: [Benjamin] Wrench
1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (101)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 7 March 1826; Next 11 March 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (23)
Performances: First 24 October 1825; Previous 4 March 1826
Cast:
Mandeville: Elliott
Splash: [Benjamin] Wrench
Lucy: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Aurelia Fairlove: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (45)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 7 March 1826; Next 11 March 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
4) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (29)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 7 March 1826; Next 11 March 1826
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gay
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
10 March 1826 Friday Evening Adelphi |
8 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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Lent: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
11 March 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
11 March 1826 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (102)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 9 March 1826; Next 14 March 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (30)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 9 March 1826; Next 16 March 1826
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gay
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (46)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 9 March 1826; Next 16 March 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Psha!: Foster
Fiddlededee!: Brown
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
4) The Quadrupeds [; or, The Manager's Last Kick] (29)
Performances: First 17 October 1825; Previous 4 March 1826
Cast:
Francisco: Meredith
Pearcey: Salter
Benardo: W. Brown
Abrahamides: J[ohn] Reeve
Bartholomeus: Foster
Isaacos: Elliott
Humphriminos: Phillips
Christopherides: Cooper
Timotheus: J. Shaw
Pucker: S[tephen] Smith
Buttonhole: Sanders
Dorothea: Mrs. Tayleure
Tinderella: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Blousedora: Miss Arnold
Mopperella: Mrs. Daly
13 March 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
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Dark: Lent
Preliminaries Commentary
14 March 1826 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
14 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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Benefit: John Reeve
1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (103)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 11 March 1826; Next 16 March 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Curiosity Cured [; or, Powder for Peeping] (10)
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Previous 7 March 1826; Next 16 March 1826
Cast:
Mr. Curious: Meredith
Charles: Elliott
Mikey: Salter
Miss Grace: Mrs. Tayleure
Sally: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Kitty Curious: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Billy Pit: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mrs. Erudite: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Janet Squareitz: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mary Jones: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) More Blunders Than One; or, The Irish Valet (1)
Title Comment: licensed (1824) as M. B. than O.; or, The I. V., but billed here with the subtitle and title transposed
Author: James T. Rodwell
Author Commentary: Nicoll attributes this piece to George Rodwell; however bill states "by the late J. Rodwell"; This piece was evidently written in 1824 by James, who died in 1825, and adapted by his brother George in 1825, who added a scene
Performances: First 14 March 1826
Genre: (Farce) favorite farce
First Night Cast:
Old Melbourn: Meredith
Young Melbourn: Elliott
Trap: Salter
Larry Hoolagan: [Tyrone] Power (from TR CG, perm Charles Kemble)
Louisa Lovemore: Miss Curtis
Susan: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Letty: Mrs. Tayleure
Cast Commentary
- Larry Hoolagan appears here as Larry O'Hoolagan
- There are various spellings of Melbourn throughout the century
General, Song
15 March 1826 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
15 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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Lent: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
16 March 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
16 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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Benefit: T[homas] P. Cooke
1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (104)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 14 March 1826; Next 18 March 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) Curiosity Cured [; or, Powder for Peeping] (11)
Performances: First 15 November 1825; Previous 14 March 1826
Genre: ADDS John Cooper
Cast:
Mr. Curious: Meredith
Charles: Elliott
Mikey: Salter
Miss Grace: Mrs. Tayleure
Sally: Miss [Eliza?] Parrock
Kitty Curious: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Billy Pit: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mrs. Erudite: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Janet Squareitz: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mary Jones: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (47)
Performances: First 12 December 1825; Previous 11 March 1826
Cast:
Fashion: Elliott
Success: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
mortals:
"Old Times"
"New Times"
"Morning Post"
"Chronicle"
"Herald"
"Sun"
"Courier"
"John Bull"
"Examiner"
"Theatrical Observer"
"Thespian Sentinel"
"Age"
Zamiel: T[homas] P. Cooke
Mr. M.: [Frederick H.] Yates
Brutus: J[ohn] Reeve
Mephistophiles: "Himself"
an ex-tragedian: [Frederick H.] Yates
Policinello: Gay
Paul Pry: J[ohn] Reeve
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: [Unlisted]
Cast Changes:
OMITS Fiddlededee!: Brown Psha!: Foster Spectacle
- spectacle: Sea fight from the popular interlude of Yard Arm and Yard Arm: T[homas] P. Cooke
Spectacle Commentary
- sea fight this nt only
4) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (31)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 11 March 1826; Next 18 March 1826
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gay
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
17 March 1826 Friday Evening Adelphi |
15 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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Lent: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
18 March 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
18 March 1826 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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Benefit: W[illiam] Kirby and J. Shaw
1) The Pilot; or, A Tale of the Sea (105)
Performances: First 31 October 1825; Previous 16 March 1826
Cast:
The Pilot: [Daniel] Terry
Lieutenant Barnstable: [Frederick H.] Yates
Lieutenant Griffith: Foster
Mr. Merry: East
Long Tom Coffin: T[homas] P. Cooke
Capt. Bourroughcliff: J[ohn] Reeve
Captain Manson: Meredith
Colonel Howard: Elliott
Captain of the Alacrity: S[tephen] Smith
Sergeant Drill: Sanders
British marines, sailors:
Shaw
Buxton
Cahill
Phillips
Miss Katherine Plowden: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Cecilia: Miss Boden
Irishwoman: Mrs. Daly
2) The Villagers (1)
Title Comment: not licensed
Choreographer: W[illiam] Kirby
Performances: First 18 March 1826
Genre: (Divertissement) divertissement
First Night Cast:
dancers:
Master Kirby
Miss Kirby[-1]
Miss Kirby[-2]
W[illiam] Kirby
Mrs. [William] Kirby
Felstead
Miss Leicester
Master Chekini (1st app here)
Master L. Chekini (1st app here)
Master Castello (1st app here)
Simon
Master Villeli (1st app here)
Brunton
Cast Commentary
- Mrs. Kirby from King's Theatre, 1st time in 6 yrs
- Brunton from King's Theatre, 1st time here
- There was a Master Chekini in the 1821-22 season who might be the same individual despite the assurance here that it was a 1st. app
Dance
- dance: Allemande of three: Master Kirby; Miss Kirby[-1]; Miss Kirby[-2]
- dance: Comic dance: Brunton
- pas de deux: Killigrew: W[illiam] Kirby; Mrs. [William] Kirby
- dance: Minuet de la cour and Gavotte de Vestris: Master Kirby; Miss Kirby
- dance: Pas seul: Felstead
- dance: Pas seul: Miss Leicester
- dance: New grand pas de Chinois a la grotesque: Simon; Master Chekini; Master L. Chekini; Master Castello; Master Villeli
Dance Commentary
- pas de Chinois choreographed by Simon
3) The Married Bachelor [; or, Master and Man] (32)
Performances: First 13 October 1825; Previous 16 March 1826
Cast:
Sir Charles Courtall: [Frederick H.] Yates
Sharpe: [Benjamin] Wrench
John: S[tephen] Smith
Truss: Sanders
La Broche: Gay
Thomas: Miller
Lady Courtall: Miss Curtis
Grace: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
4) The Three Golden Lamps; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (39)
Title Comment: Billed under subtitle—a cut down version
Performances: First 26 December 1825; Previous 6 March 1826
Cast:
Solambo Gambo: Master Richardson
Gringamboldino: S[tephen] Smith
Muckbungdoricus: Master Belin
Epitimarus: East
Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: W[illiam] Kirby
Imma, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. [William] Kirby
villagers:
Cahill
G. Cooper
G. Miller
Miss Vidall
Miss Arnold
Miss Webster
Miss Stallard
Miss Drewe
Miss M. Clare
Blackogobblelini: "Sieur Longwaist"
Negrotticusfieri: "Signor Craneneck"
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Shaw
black slaves:
Sutton
Matthews
three golden spirits:
"Yellowboy"
"Quid"
"Spangle"
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Signor Paulo
Slipstitch: "Button"
market woman: Miss Clare
imageman: "Italia"
sailors:
Wellington
Carty
Mr. Bridges, tailor: "Waistband"
crockeryman: "Breakwell"
butcher [1]: Shaw
Capt. Tightlace: Grammer
Doctor Workem: "Gripeall"
Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller
coachman: Jarvis
Trot: Buxton
Amble: Liddiard
Sir Guy Thinshanks: Miller
Colonel O'Pyramid: "Magog"
Jewman: Cahill
brushman: "Bristle"
Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five:
"Nevershave"
"Oilemwell"
"Curlemrough"
The Four Prices:
"High"
"Low"
"Full"
"Half"
Mr. Thomas: Phillips
waiter: Brady
carpenter: "Plane"
oilman: "Linseed"
bricklayer: "Hodman"
little boy: Master Snooks
gamecocks:
"Crowloud"
"Wakeall"
Cast Changes:
BUT Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Shaw (replaces Sanders) Imma, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. [William] Kirby (replaces Miss [Leonora] Pincott) Entertainment
- entertainment: Balancing act: Shaw
Entertainment Commentary
- "Signor Paulo will stand on his head on the point of a spear and perform a variety of other feats peculiar to himself" (bill)
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated on the bill
General, Spectacle
General, Advertisement
20 March 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
20 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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Post Seasonal Entertainment: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
21 March 1826 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
20 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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Post Seasonal entertainment: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
22 March 1826 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
20 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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Post Seasonal entertainment: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
23 March 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
20 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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Post Seasonal entertainment: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
24 March 1826 Friday Evening Adelphi |
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Dark: Good Friday
25 March 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
20 March 1826 playbill British Library |
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Post Seasonal entertainment: Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations
3 April 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
3 April 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (1)
Author: [Frederick H.] Yates
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Next 6 April 1826
Genre: (Entertainment) new entertainment; 2 parts
First Night Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
Song
- (during I) song: Masquerading: [Frederick H.] Yates
- (during I) song: Vauxhall Gardens: [Frederick H.] Yates
- (during I) song: Smithfield Cattle Shew: [Frederick H.] Yates
- (during II) song: Pawnbroker's Shop: [Frederick H.] Yates
- (during II) song: Humours of an Election: [Frederick H.] Yates
- (during II) song: Theatrical Fund Dinner: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (1)
Author: [Frederick H.] Yates
Author Commentary: In his Thirty-five Years of a Dramatic Author's Life, Edward Fitzball claims to have written this entertainment, though he gives its date as 1829
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Next 6 April 1826
Genre: (Monologue) monopolylogue; 1 part
First Night Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn (a Dutch heroine): [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
6 April 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
6 April 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (2)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 3 April 1826; Next 8 April 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (2)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 3 April 1826; Next 8 April 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
8 April 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
6 April 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (3)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 6 April 1826; Next 10 April 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (3)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 6 April 1826; Next 10 April 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
10 April 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
10 April 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (4)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 8 April 1826; Next 13 April 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (4)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 8 April 1826; Next 13 April 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
13 April 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
10 April 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (5)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 10 April 1826; Next 15 April 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (5)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 10 April 1826; Next 15 April 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
15 April 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
10 April 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (6)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 13 April 1826; Next 17 April 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (6)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 13 April 1826; Next 17 April 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
17 April 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
17 April 1826 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (7)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 15 April 1826; Next 20 April 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (7)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 15 April 1826; Next 20 April 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
20 April 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
17 April 1826 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (8)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 17 April 1826; Next 22 April 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (8)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 17 April 1826; Next 22 April 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
22 April 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
17 April 1826 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (9)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 20 April 1826; Next 24 April 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (9)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 20 April 1826; Next 24 April 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
24 April 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
24 April 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (10)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 22 April 1826; Next 27 April 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (10)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 22 April 1826; Next 27 April 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
27 April 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
24 April 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (11)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 24 April 1826; Next 29 April 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (11)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 24 April 1826; Next 29 April 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
29 April 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
24 April 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (12)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 27 April 1826; Next 1 May 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (12)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 27 April 1826; Next 1 May 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
1 May 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
1 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (13)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 29 April 1826; Next 4 May 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (13)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 29 April 1826; Next 4 May 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
4 May 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
1 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (14)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 1 May 1826; Next 6 May 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (14)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 1 May 1826; Next 6 May 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
6 May 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
1 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (15)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 4 May 1826; Next 8 May 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (15)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 4 May 1826; Next 8 May 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
8 May 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
8 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (16)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 6 May 1826; Next 11 May 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (16)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 6 May 1826; Next 11 May 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
11 May 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
8 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (17)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 8 May 1826; Next 13 May 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (17)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 8 May 1826; Next 13 May 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
13 May 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
8 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (18)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 11 May 1826; Next 15 May 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (18)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 11 May 1826; Next 15 May 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
15 May 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
15 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (19)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 13 May 1826; Next 18 May 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (19)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 13 May 1826; Next 18 May 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
18 May 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
15 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (20)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 15 May 1826; Next 20 May 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (20)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 15 May 1826; Next 20 May 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
20 May 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
15 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (21)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 18 May 1826; Next 22 May 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (21)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 18 May 1826; Next 22 May 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
22 May 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
22 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (22)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 20 May 1826; Next 25 May 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (22)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 20 May 1826; Next 25 May 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
25 May 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
22 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (23)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 22 May 1826; Next 27 May 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (23)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 22 May 1826; Next 27 May 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
27 May 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
22 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (24)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 25 May 1826; Next 29 May 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (24)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 25 May 1826; Next 29 May 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
29 May 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
29 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (25)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 27 May 1826; Next 30 May 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (25)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 27 May 1826; Next 30 May 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
30 May 1826 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
29 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (26)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 29 May 1826; Next 1 June 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (26)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 29 May 1826; Next 1 June 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
1 June 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
29 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (27)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 30 May 1826; Next 3 June 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (27)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 30 May 1826; Next 3 June 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
3 June 1826 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
29 May 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (28)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 1 June 1826; Next 5 June 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (28)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 1 June 1826; Next 5 June 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
5 June 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
5 June 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (29)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 3 June 1826; Next 7 June 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (29)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 3 June 1826; Next 7 June 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
7 June 1826 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
5 June 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (30)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 5 June 1826; Next 8 June 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (30)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 5 June 1826; Next 8 June 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
8 June 1826 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
5 June 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (31)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 7 June 1826
Cast:
performer: [Frederick H.] Yates
2) Mr. Chairman (31)
Performances: First 3 April 1826; Previous 7 June 1826
Cast:
hero of the piece: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mister Othello: [Frederick H.] Yates
Peter Snicks: [Frederick H.] Yates
Barnaby Half-and-Half: [Frederick H.] Yates
Bob Major: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Rush: [Frederick H.] Yates
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: [Frederick H.] Yates
Mrs. Paulina Pry: [Frederick H.] Yates
26 June 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
26 June 1826 playbill New York Public Library |
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Preliminaries Commentary
1) The Maid of Genoa; or, The Bandit Merchant (1)
Author: John Farrell
Performances: First 26 June 1826
Genre: (Melodrama) highly popular and interesting melodrama; 3 acts
First Night Cast:
Count Corvenio: Ford (from Olympic Th)
Justin (landlord of the inn): Bromley (from TR DL)
Moco, the waiter: Wyatt (perm prop SW)
Strapado: T[homas J.] Blanchard (from TR DL)
Officer of the Guard: J. Thomas
(robbers)
Cirenzia Antonio: John Farrell
Jaspero: [Matthew?] Howell (from TR DL)
desperado: Shoard
Whiskerino: Bennett
Julietta, the Dumb girl: Mrs. [Caroline] Searle (formerly of this theatre)
Non-Resident Theatre Company
- Royalty Theatre Company. For the benefit of the Royalty Theatre, destroyed by fire
Spectacle
- (during II) spectacle: Drunken combat: T[homas J.] Blanchard; [Matthew?] Howell
Scenery Description
- (I, i) the innyard
- (III, i) the Devil's haunt
2) Forest Savage; or, Music's Fascination (1)
Title Comment: "Compressed into one act" (bill); This is Dibdin's Wild Man
Author: Charles I. Dibdin
Author Commentary: Bill attributes this pc to Charles Dibdin
Performances: First 26 June 1826
Genre: (Spectacle) favorite spectacle
First Night Cast:
Prince Fernando: [Matthew?] Howell
Rufus: Shoard
child: Master B. Johnson
Forest Savage: T[om] Hill (from TR DL)
Spectacle
- spectacle: Furious combat between the savage and the robber: T[om] Hill
- spectacle: Celebrated passion scene: T[om] Hill
Spectacle Commentary
- "scenes as originally performed by Mr. Grimaldi"
3) The Emerald Isle; or, Erin's Planxties (1)
Choreographer: [Mrs. Caroline Searle]
Performances: First 26 June 1826
Genre: (Ballet) new ballet divertissement
First Night Cast:
Sheelah: Miss Rountree
Norah: Mrs. [Caroline] Searle
Kathleen: Miss E. Lancaster
villagers:
Miss Manning
Miss Dean
Miss Reekin
Miss F. Lancaster
"The Infant Prodigy"
Mlle. Rosyer (of the late Royalty Theatre)
4) Ollapodrida (1)
Author: [Unknown]
Performances: First 26 June 1826
Genre: (Musical entertainment) [Und]
Song
- song: Push about the Bottle Boys: T[homas J.] Blanchard; Moss; J[ohn] Isaacs
- song: Three part Irish medley: Bryant
- song: The Irish Schoolmaster: Bryant
- song: Flow Thou Regal Purple Stream: Moss
- ballad: The Old Maid: Miss Blanchard
- duet: When Thy Bosom Heaves a Sigh: Miss Blanchard; Rae
- comic song: Tippitywitchet (Charles Dibdin): in character: T[om] Hill
Dance
- dance: Naval song and hornpipe: of the late Royalty Theatre: Miss Wilmott
- dance: Naval hornpipe: Master Lewis
5) Two to One; or, My Uncle's Mistake (1)
Title Comment: attributed to Farrell on bill; not listed in Nicoll
Author: John Farrell
Performances: First 26 June 1826
Genre: (Farce) favorite burletta
First Night Cast:
Captain Dashford: Prior (of the late Royalty Theatre)
Lynxly: Bromley
Torpid: [Robert?] Strickland
Simper: Miles (from the Edinburgh Theatre)
Trim: John Farrell
landlord: Bennett
Jerry: [W.] Attwood
Joey: Shoard
Emily: Mrs. Wilman
Kitty: Miss Ainslie (of the late Royalty Theatre)
Cast Commentary
- The sole authority for Attwood's initial is a MS. addition to a New York bill, 28 Sept. 1835
10 July 1826 Monday Evening Adelphi |
10 July 1826 playbill British Library |
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1) The Persian Heroine (1)
Author: Richard P. Joddrel
Performances: First 10 July 1826
Genre: (Melodrama) historical melo-drama
First Night Cast:
Xerxes: "Gentleman" (1st app any stage)
Demeratus (an exiled King of Sparta): Chester
Masistes (Persian satrap): Ansell
Otanes: Holland
Archimagus (Persian prince): Taylor
Narbal (Persian prince): Master Holl (from TR CG)
Amestris (Queen of Persia): Miss Macauley
Pallene: Miss Taylor
Melissa: "Young Lady"
Arteynte (the Persian Heroine): Mrs. Cruse
Non-Resident Theatre Company
- Mrs. Cruse
Cast Commentary
- Mrs. Cruse—"a very ugly woman and a bad actress, Having a defect on her eye she was called by [Lord] Douglas Kinnaird, Cox's bull"—James Winston (note on letter from Mrs. Cruse to R. W. Elliston, 18/8/1819)
2) Peep into the Seraglio (1)
Author: [Unknown]
Performances: First 10 July 1826
Genre: (Melodrama) favorite musical melo-dramatic entertainment
First Night Cast:
Sultan: Holland
Osmyn: H. R. Sylvester
Grand Carver: Master Snooks
mutes: Unlisted
Sultana Elmira: Miss Taylor
Ismena: Signora Latilla (from King's Theatre, her 1st app here)
Roxalana: Mrs. Cruse
Cast Commentary
- Master Snooks entered as Snooks Jr.
Song
- song: Comic song: H. R. Sylvester
- Song: Signora Latilla
General, Music
General, Song
General, Song Commentary
General, Entertainment
General, Entertainment Commentary
Adelphi Theatre, Strand. Doors open 6:00, curtain 6:45, half price 8:30.
Ticket prices: box 4/-, pit 2/-, gallery 1/-. On 3rd April the bill stated, "children under ten yrs. of age, 2/- to boxes only." The following opening times were in effect during Yates's Reminiscences: 7:00, 7:30, 9:00. On 26 June, the times were 5:30, 6:30, 8:30, and on 10 July, 6:00, 7:00 (with no mention of half price).
10 Oct 1825 - 10 Jul 1826; 172 performances: 172 evening
Benefit (6): | City Philanthropic Institution. Under the patronage of H.R.H. Duke of Sussex (14 Nov 1825)
John Reeve (14 Mar 1826) Mrs. Fitzwilliam (7 Mar 1826) T[homas] P. Cooke (16 Mar 1826) W[illiam] Kirby and J. Shaw (18 Mar 1826) [Benjamin] Wrench (9 Mar 1826) |
Dark (5): | Ash Wednesday (8 Feb 1826)
Christmas Eve (24 Dec 1825) Good Friday (24 Mar 1826) Lent (13 Mar 1826) Martyr's Day (30 Jan 1826) |
Lent (11): | Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations (10 Feb 1826, 15 Feb 1826, 17 Feb 1826, 22 Feb 1826, 24 Feb 1826, 1 Mar 1826, 3 Mar 1826, 8 Mar 1826, 10 Mar 1826, 15 Mar 1826, 17 Mar 1826) |
Post Seasonal Entertainment (5): | Mons. Henry's Mechanical and Chemical Demonstrations (20 Mar 1826, 21 Mar 1826, 22 Mar 1826, 23 Mar 1826, 25 Mar 1826) |
Proprietors: | Terry, Daniel
Yates, Frederick H. |
Stage directors: | Cooke, Thomas P.
Paulo, Signor |
Stage managers: | Terry, Daniel |
Orchestra conductors and leaders: | Callcott, William H.
Herbert, George B. |
Musical composers and arrangers: | Herbert, George B. |
Box bookkeepers: | Campbell |
Property masters and mistresses: | Woodyer |
Scene painters: | Pitt, Thomas H.
Walker |
Comic business arrangers: | Russell, W. H. |
Stage mechanics: | Dennis, R.
Evans, J. |
Wardrobe (designers and executors): | Godbee
Stillman, Mrs. |
Printers: | W. Glindon, Rupert Street, Haymarket (contractor) |
There were at least three printers issuing bills this season. Sometimes Glindon's bills contained truncated casts even though these bills had a more professional appearance. One printer, W. Reynolds, located at 9 Denmark Court, Strand; another, J. J. Cox of Lambeth Rd., printed one of the bills used by the editors.
Sams (agent for private boxes in the West End)
Pitt's first name and that of Charles Tomkins who was hired next season are found in Edmund Yates' Fifty Years of London Life
Arnold, Samuel J. | Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825) |
Buckstone, John B. | Curiosity Cured; or, Powder for Peeping (15 Nov 1825) |
Dibdin, Charles I. | Forest Savage; or, Music's Fascination (26 Jun 1826) |
Dibdin, Thomas J. | Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825) |
Farrell, John |
Maid of Genoa, The; or, The Bandit Merchant (26 Jun 1826)
Two to One; or, My Uncle's Mistake (26 Jun 1826) |
Fitzball, Edward | Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825) |
Herbert, George B. |
Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826)
Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825) Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825) Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12 Dec 1825) Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825) |
Joddrel, Richard P. | Persian Heroine, The (10 Jul 1826) |
Kirby, William |
Robin and Marian; or, Love in a Bustle (6 Mar 1826)
Villagers, The (18 Mar 1826) |
Milliken, Richard A. | Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826) |
Moncrieff, William T. | All at Coventry; or, Love and Laugh (24 Nov 1825) |
O'Callaghan, P. P. | Married Bachelor, The; or, Master and Man (13 Oct 1825) |
Peake, Richard B. | Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825) |
Planché, James R. | Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12 Dec 1825) |
Rodwell, James T. |
More Blunders Than One; or, The Irish Valet (14 Mar 1826)
No Dinner Yet; or, Sponge Out of Town (10 Oct 1825) Young Widow, The; or, A Lesson for Lovers (24 Oct 1825) |
Searle, Mrs. Caroline | Emerald Isle, The; or, Erin's Planxties (26 Jun 1826) |
Unknown |
Christmas Boxes (19 Dec 1825)
Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825) Ollapodrida (26 Jun 1826) Opening Night, The (10 Oct 1825) Peep into the Seraglio (10 Jul 1826) Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825) |
Yates, Frederick H. |
Mr. Chairman (3 Apr 1826)
Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (3 Apr 1826) |
Dibdin, Charles | Tippitywitchet (26 Jun 1826) |
Unlisted |
Bob Pointer, the Dunstable Coachman; or, How to Drive Two Stages at One Time (10 Oct 1825)
Comic song (10 Jul 1826) Flow Thou Regal Purple Stream (26 Jun 1826) Fox and the Grapes, The (24 Oct 1825) Heavy Wet (17 Oct 1825) Humours of an Election (3 Apr 1826) Irish Schoolmaster, The (26 Jun 1826) Masquerading (3 Apr 1826) Old Maid, The (26 Jun 1826) Pawnbroker's Shop (3 Apr 1826) Push about the Bottle Boys (26 Jun 1826) Smithfield Cattle Shew (3 Apr 1826) Theatrical Fund Dinner (3 Apr 1826) Three part Irish medley (26 Jun 1826) Vauxhall Gardens (3 Apr 1826) When Thy Bosom Heaves a Sigh (26 Jun 1826) |
Kirby, William | Power of Love, The (10 Oct 1825) |
Unlisted |
Allemande of three (18 Mar 1826)
Ballet grand finale (26 Dec 1825) Comic dance (18 Mar 1826) Double hornpipe (26 Dec 1825) Eccentric pas de deux (28 Nov 1825) Indian dance (23 Jan 1826) Killigrew (18 Mar 1826) Minuet de la cour and Gavotte de Vestris (18 Mar 1826) Naval hornpipe (26 Jun 1826) Naval song and hornpipe (26 Jun 1826) New grand pas de Chinois a la grotesque (18 Mar 1826) Pas de deux (24 Oct 1825) Pas seul (18 Mar 1826) |
Killigrew | Festival of Love, The (10 Oct 1825) |
Unlisted |
Balancing act (18 Mar 1826)
Chough and Crow (10 Oct 1825) Dilettante Italian scena (10 Oct 1825) Imitations of different London performers (17 Oct 1825) Imitations of several London performers (17 Oct 1825) |
Unlisted |
Celebrated passion scene (26 Jun 1826)
Drunken combat (26 Jun 1826) Equestrian statue of Don Guzman, by a living ghost, The (28 Nov 1825) Furious combat between the savage and the robber (26 Jun 1826) Main Deck of the Enemy's Frigate boarded by the Boat of the Ariel and her Consort and Triumph of the British Flag (31 Oct 1825) Marble horse, by a real pony (except in 2d scene of this Act) The (28 Nov 1825) Sea fight from the popular interlude of Yard Arm and Yard Arm (16 Mar 1826) |
Walker | Tremendous Storm surrounded with rocks and breakers, A (31 Oct 1825) |
Pitt, Thomas H. |
Butcher's and poulterer's shops opposite the Asylum (26 Dec 1825)
Cabin of the Ariel (31 Oct 1825) Cavern of the lamps (26 Dec 1825) Charles Wright's Champagne Warehouse, Royal Opera Colonnade (26 Dec 1825) Exterior of Gliddon's snuff shop, King Street, Covent Garden (26 Dec 1825) Garrick's Head Hotel, Bow Street (26 Dec 1825) Gun deck of the frigate (31 Oct 1825) Illuminated chamber in Seafield's house (23 Jan 1826) Indian huts on Seafield's estate (23 Jan 1826) Inside of kitchen (26 Dec 1825) Interior of Colonel Howard's house (31 Oct 1825) Interior of Gliddon's cigar divan (26 Dec 1825) Moonlight marine view-schooner at anchor in the offing (31 Oct 1825) Outside of snuff shop (26 Dec 1825) Plymouth Hoe (26 Dec 1825) Royal Sky Blue Association Company, or Patent Milk Manufactory (26 Dec 1825) Stretton, Ironmonger, Strand (26 Dec 1825) Truly great coat, a (26 Dec 1825) |
Unattributed |
Devil's haunt, the (26 Jun 1826)
Innyard, the (26 Jun 1826) Main deck of the enemy's frigate (31 Oct 1825) Palace of Fashion (12 Dec 1825) Seafield's pavilion (23 Jan 1826) |
Walker |
Abode of the giant spirits (26 Dec 1825)
Another chamber in Col. Howard's house (31 Oct 1825) Castle of the Egyptian sorcerer (26 Dec 1825) Exterior of Colonel Howard's house, with watch tower and distant view of The Sea (31 Oct 1825) Fisherman's cottage on the magic lake (26 Dec 1825) Fore and aft view of the schooner Ariel during storm surrounded by rocks and breakers (31 Oct 1825) Grove of palms, and distant view of pavilion (23 Jan 1826) Hall in Seafield's house (23 Jan 1826) Indian plantation with distant view of the City of Colombo, in the Island of Ceylon (23 Jan 1826) Palace of the Genius of the Golden Lamps (26 Dec 1825) Rocky shore, with distant view of frigate and schooner, a (31 Oct 1825) Romantic prospect of a sea beach (31 Oct 1825) Unlisted Title # 027 (31 Oct 1825) Unlisted Title # 028 (26 Dec 1825) Unlisted Title # 029 (23 Jan 1826) |
All at Coventry; or, Love and Laugh
(Farce by Moncrieff, William T. (Author) (15 Performances, 24 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
Summary Cast:
- Timothy: Wrench, Benjamin (15 Performances, 24 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- Bramble: Meredith (15 Performances, 24 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- Gabblewig: Salter (15 Performances, 24 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- Tommy: Elliott (15 Performances, 24 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- Ramble: Phillips (15 Performances, 24 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- waiter: Smith, Stephen (15 Performances, 24 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- Gregory: Sanders (15 Performances, 24 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- Lively: Reeve, John (15 Performances, 24 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- Dora: Curtis, Miss (15 Performances, 24 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- Miss Catherine: Parrock, Miss Eliza (15 Performances, 24 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- Mr. Redtail: Brown (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
* Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The
(Melodrama by Milliken, Richard A. (Author); Herbert, George B. (Composer) (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826)
Summary Cast:
- Zadi: Terry, Daniel (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826)
- Mr. Seafield: Smith, Stephen (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826)
- Everard: Elliott (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826)
- Henry Seafield: Daly, Master (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826)
- Smokee: Reeve, John (15 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 11 Feb 1826), Salter (3 Performances, 27 Feb 1826 - 6 Mar 1826)
- hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants: Arnold, Miss (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Brady (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Buxton (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Cahill (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Clare, Miss (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Clare, Miss M. (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Drewe, Miss (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), East (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Evans (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Fuller (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Gay (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Grammer (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Leicester, Miss (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Matthews (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Miller (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Norris (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Phillips (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Shaw (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826), Vidall, Miss (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826)
- Louisa: Curtis, Miss (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826)
- Lilla: Boden, Miss (18 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 6 Mar 1826)
- Zela: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (11 Performances, 23 Jan 1826 - 4 Feb 1826), Parrock, Miss Eliza (7 Performances, 6 Feb 1826 - 6 Mar 1826)
- principal character: Salter (3 Performances, 27 Feb 1826 - 6 Mar 1826)
* Christmas Boxes
(Farce, 1 act) by Unknown (Author) (11 Performances, 19 Dec 1825 - 31 Dec 1825)
Summary Cast:
- Mr. Testy: Terry, Daniel (11 Performances, 19 Dec 1825 - 31 Dec 1825)
- Charles Testy: Foster (11 Performances, 19 Dec 1825 - 31 Dec 1825)
- Simon: Yates, Frederick H. (11 Performances, 19 Dec 1825 - 31 Dec 1825)
- Mr. Meadows: Meredith (11 Performances, 19 Dec 1825 - 31 Dec 1825)
- Fanny: Boden, Miss (11 Performances, 19 Dec 1825 - 31 Dec 1825)
- Deborah: Daly, Mrs. (11 Performances, 19 Dec 1825 - 31 Dec 1825)
Curiosity Cured; or, Powder for Peeping
(Farce, ADDS John Cooper; 1 act) by Buckstone, John B. (Author) (11 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
Summary Cast:
- Mr. Curious: Meredith (11 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Charles: Elliott (11 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Mikey: Salter (11 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- John: Cooper (8 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 23 Nov 1825)
- Miss Grace: Tayleure, Mrs. (11 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Sally: Parrock, Miss Eliza (11 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Kitty Curious: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (11 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Billy Pit: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (11 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Mrs. Erudite: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (11 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Janet Squareitz: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (11 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Mary Jones: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (11 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback
(Burlesque, 2 acts) by Dibdin, Thomas J. (Author) (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
Summary Cast:
- Don Giovanni: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- Don Guzman: Cooke, Thomas P. (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- Don Octavio: Foster (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- bridegroom: Brown (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- bridegroom's father: Gouriet (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- bridegroom's brothers: Kirby, William (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Sanders (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- Leporello: Reeve, John (6 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 3 Dec 1825), Salter (6 Performances, 5 Dec 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- gondolieri: Lancaster (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Salter (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- pescatori: Shaw, J. (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Smith, Stephen (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori: Barclay (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Brady (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Buxton (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Cahill (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Cooper (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), East (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Gay (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Grammer (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Matthews (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Miller (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Phillips (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- Donna Anna: Boden, Miss (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- bride: Pincott, Miss Leonora (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- bridesmaids: Vidall, Miss (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Wagner, Miss (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- bridegroom's mother: Gay (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- Lobsteretta: Tayleure, Mrs. (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- Shrimperina: Parrock, Miss Eliza (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
- contadine, gentiline: Arnold, Miss (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Clare, Miss (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Clare, Miss M. (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Daly, Miss Ellen (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Drewe, Miss (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Leicester, Miss (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Stallard, Miss (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Vidall, Miss (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825), Webster, Miss (12 Performances, 28 Nov 1825 - 10 Dec 1825)
Emerald Isle, The; or, Erin's Planxties
(Ballet by Searle, Mrs. Caroline (Choreographer) (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
Summary Cast:
- Sheelah: Rountree, Miss (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Norah: Searle, Mrs. Caroline (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Kathleen: Lancaster, Miss E. (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- villagers: Dean, Miss (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826), Lancaster, Miss F. (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826), Manning, Miss (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826), Prodigy, The Infant (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826), Reekin, Miss (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826), Rosyer, Mlle. (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
Forest Savage; or, Music's Fascination
(Spectacle by Dibdin, Charles I. (Author) (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
Summary Cast:
- Prince Fernando: Howell, Matthew (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Rufus: Shoard (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- child: Johnson, Master B. (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Forest Savage: Hill, Tom (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
* Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells
(Burletta, 3 acts) by Unknown (Author); Herbert, George B. (Composer) (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
Summary Cast:
- Charles the Second, King of England: Cooke, Thomas P. (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Killigrew: Yates, Frederick H. (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Duke of Richmond: Elliott (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- George Hamilton: Foster (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Sir Luke Addlehead: Reeve, John (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Walter Stewart: Terry, Daniel (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Peter Musty: Brown (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Titus Hemp: Meredith (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- North: Salter (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Poker: Sanders (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Longmetre: Shaw (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- servant to Lady Addlehead: Liddiard (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Dapperfoot: Daly, Miss Ellen (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- courtiers, attendants, guards, deities: Buxton (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825), Cahill (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825), East (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825), Smith (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Catherine de Braganza: Brunton, Miss F. (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Mlle. de la Garde: Tayleure, Mrs. (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Miss Stewart: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Miss Jennings: Curtis, Miss (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Lady Addlehead: Daly, Mrs. (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Miss Cecilia Crofts: Boden, Miss (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Sims: Arnold, Miss (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses: Unlisted (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Apollo: Kirby, William (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Mercury: Gouriet (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Pan: Gay (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Cupid: Daly, Miss (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Minerva: Pincott, Miss Leonora (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Diana: Wells, Mrs. (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- deities, muses, graces: Bertram (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825), Brady (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825), Clare, Miss (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825), Clare, Miss M. (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825), Colson (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825), Drewe, Miss (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825), Grammer (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825), Ireland, Miss (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825), Leicester, Miss (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825), Miller (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825), Nightingale (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825), Stallard, Miss (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825), Webster, Miss (25 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
Life of an Actor, The
(Farce, 2 acts) by Peake, Richard B. (Author) (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
Summary Cast:
- Peregrine Proteus: Wrench, Benjamin (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Jeremy Pica: Lancaster (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Carrytype: Smith, Stephen (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Schemes: Phillips (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Mr. Batten Notrip: Elliott (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Mr. Damper: Foster (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Barnaby Parsnip: Brown (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Muzzy Merryweather: Salter (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Delawhang: Reeve, John (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Shakespeare Delawhang: Cooper, Master (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- four other Delawhangs: Belin, Master (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825), Phillips, Miss C. (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825), Phillips, Miss D. (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825), Phillips, Miss O. (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Sir Capias Gooseberry: Meredith (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Davy: Sanders (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- William: Shaw, J. (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- beadle: Gay (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- constables, footmen, mob, prisoners, visitors to the theatre: Unlisted (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Julia: Boden, Miss (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Priscilla: Arnold, Miss (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Mrs. Muns: Daly, Mrs. (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Mlle. Elastique: Tayleure, Mrs. (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
- Mrs. Delawhang: Parrock, Miss Eliza (5 Performances, 15 Nov 1825 - 19 Nov 1825)
Maid of Genoa, The; or, The Bandit Merchant
(Melodrama, 3 acts) by Farrell, John (Author) (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
Summary Cast:
- Count Corvenio: Ford (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Justin: Bromley (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Moco, the waiter: Wyatt (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Strapado: Blanchard, Thomas J. (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Officer of the Guard: Thomas, J. (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Cirenzia Antonio: Farrell, John (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Jaspero: Howell, Matthew (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- desperado: Shoard (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Whiskerino: Bennett (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Julietta, the Dumb girl: Searle, Mrs. Caroline (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
Married Bachelor, The; or, Master and Man
(Farce, 1 act) by O'Callaghan, P. P. (Author) (32 Performances, 13 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
Summary Cast:
- Sir Charles Courtall: Yates, Frederick H. (32 Performances, 13 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Sharpe: Wrench, Benjamin (32 Performances, 13 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- John: Smith, Stephen (32 Performances, 13 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Truss: Sanders (32 Performances, 13 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- La Broche: Gouriet (27 Performances, 13 Oct 1825 - 28 Feb 1826), Gay (5 Performances, 7 Mar 1826 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Thomas: Miller (32 Performances, 13 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Lady Courtall: Curtis, Miss (32 Performances, 13 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Grace: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (32 Performances, 13 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
More Blunders Than One; or, The Irish Valet
(Farce by Rodwell, James T. (Author) (1 Performances, 14 Mar 1826)
Summary Cast:
- Old Melbourn: Meredith (1 Performances, 14 Mar 1826)
- Young Melbourn: Elliott (1 Performances, 14 Mar 1826)
- Trap: Salter (1 Performances, 14 Mar 1826)
- Larry Hoolagan: Power, Tyrone (1 Performances, 14 Mar 1826)
- Louisa Lovemore: Curtis, Miss (1 Performances, 14 Mar 1826)
- Susan: Parrock, Miss Eliza (1 Performances, 14 Mar 1826)
- Letty: Tayleure, Mrs. (1 Performances, 14 Mar 1826)
Mr. Chairman
(Monologue, 1 part) by Yates, Frederick H. (Author) (31 Performances, 3 Apr 1826 - 8 Jun 1826)
Summary Cast:
- hero of the piece: Yates, Frederick H. (31 Performances, 3 Apr 1826 - 8 Jun 1826)
- Mister Othello: Yates, Frederick H. (31 Performances, 3 Apr 1826 - 8 Jun 1826)
- Peter Snicks: Yates, Frederick H. (31 Performances, 3 Apr 1826 - 8 Jun 1826)
- Barnaby Half-and-Half: Yates, Frederick H. (31 Performances, 3 Apr 1826 - 8 Jun 1826)
- Bob Major: Yates, Frederick H. (31 Performances, 3 Apr 1826 - 8 Jun 1826)
- Mrs. Rush: Yates, Frederick H. (31 Performances, 3 Apr 1826 - 8 Jun 1826)
- Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn: Yates, Frederick H. (31 Performances, 3 Apr 1826 - 8 Jun 1826)
- Mrs. Paulina Pry: Yates, Frederick H. (31 Performances, 3 Apr 1826 - 8 Jun 1826)
No Dinner Yet; or, Sponge Out of Town
(Farce, 1 act) by Rodwell, James T. (Author) (10 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
Summary Cast:
- Doric: Meredith (10 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Measureton: Elliott (10 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Dalton: Gladstane, Thomas (10 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Lovell: East (10 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Feedwell: Salter (10 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Frank: Smith, Stephen (10 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- William: Cooper (10 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Gripe: Sanders (10 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
- Sponge: Wrench, Benjamin (10 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 14 Nov 1825)
Ollapodrida
(Musical entertainment by Unknown (Author) (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
Summary Cast:
* Opening Night, The
(Prelude, 1 act) by Unknown (Author) (6 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 15 Oct 1825)
Summary Cast:
- Mr. Terry: Terry, Daniel (6 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 15 Oct 1825)
- Mr. Yates: Yates, Frederick H. (6 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 15 Oct 1825)
- Mr. Wrench: Wrench, Benjamin (6 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 15 Oct 1825)
- Peter Corcoran: Reeve, John (6 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 15 Oct 1825)
- Underrate: Elliott (6 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 15 Oct 1825)
- Captain Truncheon: Meredith (6 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 15 Oct 1825)
- Monsieur Le Singe: Brown, W. (3 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 12 Oct 1825)
- Dick Bellows: Salter (6 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 15 Oct 1825)
- Mr. Bawl: Cooper (3 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 12 Oct 1825)
- Lungs: Sanders (6 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 15 Oct 1825)
- Miss Harriette Matilda Thornhaugh: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (6 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 15 Oct 1825)
- actors and actresses of the establishment: themselves (6 Performances, 10 Oct 1825 - 15 Oct 1825)
Peep into the Seraglio
(Melodrama by Unknown (Author) (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
Summary Cast:
- Sultan: Holland (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
- Osmyn: Sylvester, H. R. (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
- Grand Carver: Snooks, Master (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
- mutes: Unlisted (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
- Sultana Elmira: Taylor, Miss (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
- Ismena: Latilla, Signora (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
- Roxalana: Cruse, Mrs. (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
Persian Heroine, The
(Melodrama by Joddrel, Richard P. (Author) (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
Summary Cast:
- Xerxes: Gentleman (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
- Demeratus: Chester (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
- Masistes: Ansell (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
- Otanes: Holland (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
- Archimagus: Taylor (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
- Narbal: Holl, Master (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
- Amestris: Macauley, Miss (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
- Pallene: Taylor, Miss (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
- Melissa: Lady, Young (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
- Arteynte: Cruse, Mrs. (1 Performances, 10 Jul 1826)
* Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea
(Melodrama by Fitzball, Edward (Author); Herbert, George B. (Composer) (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
Summary Cast:
- The Pilot: Terry, Daniel (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Lieutenant Barnstable: Yates, Frederick H. (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Lieutenant Griffith: Foster (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Mr. Merry: East (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Long Tom Coffin: Cooke, Thomas P. (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Capt. Bourroughcliff: Reeve, John (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Captain Manson: Meredith (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Colonel Howard: Gladstane, Thomas (18 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 19 Nov 1825), Elliott (87 Performances, 21 Nov 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Captain of the Alacrity: Smith, Stephen (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Sergeant Drill: Sanders (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- British marines, sailors: Buxton (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Cahill (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Phillips (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Shaw (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Miss Katherine Plowden: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Cecilia: Boden, Miss (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Irishwoman: Daly, Mrs. (105 Performances, 31 Oct 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick
(Burlesque by Arnold, Samuel J. (Author) (29 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
Summary Cast:
- Francisco: Yates, Frederick H. (22 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 18 Feb 1826), Meredith (7 Performances, 20 Feb 1826 - 11 Mar 1826)
- Pearcey: Salter (29 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
- Benardo: Brown, W. (29 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
- Abrahamides: Reeve, John (29 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
- Bartholomeus: Foster (29 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
- Isaacos: Elliott (29 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
- Humphriminos: Phillips (29 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
- Christopherides: Cooper (29 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
- Timotheus: Shaw, J. (29 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
- Pucker: Smith, Stephen (29 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
- Buttonhole: Sanders (29 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
- Dorothea: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (18 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 5 Nov 1825), Tayleure, Mrs. (11 Performances, 13 Feb 1826 - 11 Mar 1826)
- Tinderella: Parrock, Miss Eliza (29 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
- Blousedora: Arnold, Miss (29 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
- Mopperella: Daly, Mrs. (29 Performances, 17 Oct 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character
(Entertainment, 2 parts) by Yates, Frederick H. (Author) (31 Performances, 3 Apr 1826 - 8 Jun 1826)
Summary Cast:
- performer: Yates, Frederick H. (31 Performances, 3 Apr 1826 - 8 Jun 1826)
Robin and Marian; or, Love in a Bustle
(Ballet by Kirby, William (Choreographer) (1 Performances, 6 Mar 1826)
Summary Cast:
* Success; or, A Hit If You Like It
(Farcical comedy, 1 act) by Planché, James R. (Author); Herbert, George B. (Composer) (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
Summary Cast:
- Fashion: Wrench, Benjamin (6 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 17 Dec 1825), Elliott (41 Performances, 19 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Success: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Psha!: Foster (46 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
- Fiddlededee!: Brown (46 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 11 Mar 1826)
- page: Phillips (43 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 4 Mar 1826)
- mortals: Bull, John (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826), Chronicle (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826), Courier (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826), Examiner (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826), Herald (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826), Observer, Theatrical (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826), Post, Morning (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826), Sentinel, Thespian (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826), Sun (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826), Times, New (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826), Times, Old (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826), Age (36 Performances, 2 Jan 1826 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Zamiel: Cooke, Thomas P. (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Mr. M.: Yates, Frederick H. (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Brutus: Reeve, John (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Mephistophiles: Himself (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- an ex-tragedian: Yates, Frederick H. (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Policinello: Gouriet (17 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 7 Jan 1826), Gay (30 Performances, 9 Jan 1826 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Paul Pry: Reeve, John (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- Long Tom Coffin: Cooke, Thomas P. (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
- printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion: Unlisted (47 Performances, 12 Dec 1825 - 16 Mar 1826)
* Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf
(Pantomime, 16 scenes) by Unknown (Author); Herbert, George B. (Composer) (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
Summary Cast:
- Solambo Gambo: Richardson, Master (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Gringamboldino: Smith, Stephen (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Muckbungdoricus: Belin, Master (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Epitimarus: East (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Epitimarus as Pantaloon: Elliott (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively: Kirby, William (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Imma, afterwards Columbine: Pincott, Miss Leonora (38 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 6 Mar 1826), Kirby, Mrs. William (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826)
- villagers: Arnold, Miss (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Cahill (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Clare, Miss M. (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Cooper, G. (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Drewe, Miss (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Miller, G. (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Stallard, Miss (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Vidall, Miss (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Webster, Miss (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Blackogobblelini: Longwaist, Sieur (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Negrotticusfieri: Craneneck, Signor (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Harlequin, Fat and Stupid: Sanders (38 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 6 Mar 1826), Shaw (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826)
- black slaves: Matthews (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Sutton (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- three golden spirits: Quid (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Spangle (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Yellowboy (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown: Paulo, Signor (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Slipstitch: Button (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- market woman: Clare, Miss (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- imageman: Italia (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- sailors: Carty (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Wellington (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Mr. Bridges, tailor: Waistband (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- crockeryman: Breakwell (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- butcher [1]: Shaw (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Capt. Tightlace: Grammer (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Doctor Workem: Gripeall (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Miss Christabella Oldfile: Miller (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- coachman: Jarvis (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Trot: Buxton (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Amble: Liddiard (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Sir Guy Thinshanks: Gouriet (12 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 7 Jan 1826), Miller (27 Performances, 9 Jan 1826 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Colonel O'Pyramid: Magog (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Jewman: Cahill (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- brushman: Bristle (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Whiskers of Eighteen-twenty-five: Curlemrough (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Nevershave (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Oilemwell (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- The Four Prices: Full (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Half (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), High (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Low (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- Mr. Thomas: Phillips (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- waiter: Brady (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- carpenter: Plane (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- oilman: Linseed (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- bricklayer: Hodman (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- little boy: Snooks, Master (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- gamecocks: Crowloud (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826), Wakeall (39 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 18 Mar 1826)
- butcher [2]: Scrag (24 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 21 Jan 1826)
- Jew: Levi (24 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 21 Jan 1826)
- potboy: Swipes (24 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 21 Jan 1826)
- old market woman: Missletoe, Miss (24 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 21 Jan 1826)
- mancook: Firebrand (6 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 31 Dec 1825)
- another living skeleton: Fleshless (6 Performances, 26 Dec 1825 - 31 Dec 1825)
Two to One; or, My Uncle's Mistake
(Farce by Farrell, John (Author) (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
Summary Cast:
- Captain Dashford: Prior (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Lynxly: Bromley (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Torpid: Strickland, Robert (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Simper: Miles (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Trim: Farrell, John (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- landlord: Bennett (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Jerry: Attwood, W. (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Joey: Shoard (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Emily: Wilman, Mrs. (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
- Kitty: Ainslie, Miss (1 Performances, 26 Jun 1826)
Villagers, The
(Divertissement by Kirby, William (Choreographer) (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826)
Summary Cast:
- dancers: Brunton (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826), Castello, Master (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826), Chekini, Master (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826), Chekini, Master L. (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826), Felstead (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826), Kirby, Master (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826), Kirby, William (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826), Kirby, Mrs. William (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826), Kirby-1, Miss (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826), Kirby-2, Miss (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826), Leicester, Miss (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826), Simon (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826), Villeli, Master (1 Performances, 18 Mar 1826)
Young Widow, The; or, A Lesson for Lovers
(Farce, 1 act) by Rodwell, James T. (Author) (23 Performances, 24 Oct 1825 - 9 Mar 1826)
Summary Cast:
- Mandeville: Elliott (23 Performances, 24 Oct 1825 - 9 Mar 1826)
- Splash: Wrench, Benjamin (23 Performances, 24 Oct 1825 - 9 Mar 1826)
- Lucy: Parrock, Miss Eliza (23 Performances, 24 Oct 1825 - 9 Mar 1826)
- Aurelia Fairlove: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (23 Performances, 24 Oct 1825 - 9 Mar 1826)
Ansell
Masistes (1) in Persian Heroine, The (10 Jul 1826)
Attwood, W.
Jerry (1) in Two to One; or, My Uncle's Mistake (26 Jun 1826)
Barclay
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Belin, Master
four other Delawhangs (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Muckbungdoricus (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Bennett
landlord (1) in Two to One; or, My Uncle's Mistake (26 Jun 1826)
Whiskerino (1) in Maid of Genoa, The; or, The Bandit Merchant (26 Jun 1826)
Bertram
deities, muses, graces (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Blanchard, Thomas J.
as Strapado (1) in Maid of Genoa, The (18 Mar 1826)
Strapado (1) in Maid of Genoa, The; or, The Bandit Merchant (26 Jun 1826)
Bradley
as Rufus (1) in Maid of Genoa, The (18 Mar 1826)
Brady
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
deities, muses, graces (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
waiter (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Bromley
Justin (1) in Maid of Genoa, The; or, The Bandit Merchant (26 Jun 1826)
Lynxly (1) in Two to One; or, My Uncle's Mistake (26 Jun 1826)
Brown
Barnaby Parsnip (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
bridegroom (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Fiddlededee! (46) in Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12 Dec 1825-11 Mar 1826)
Mr. Redtail (12) in All at Coventry; or, Love and Laugh (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Peter Musty (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Brown, W.
Benardo (29) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825-11 Mar 1826)
Monsieur Le Singe (3) in Opening Night, The (10 Oct 1825-12 Oct 1825)
Brunton
dancers (1) in Villagers, The (18 Mar 1826)
Buxton
British marines, sailors (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Trot (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Cahill
British marines, sailors (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Jewman (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
villagers (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Carty
sailors (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Castello, Master
dancers (1) in Villagers, The (18 Mar 1826)
Chekini, Master
dancers (1) in Villagers, The (18 Mar 1826)
Chekini, Master L.
dancers (1) in Villagers, The (18 Mar 1826)
Chester
Demeratus (1) in Persian Heroine, The (10 Jul 1826)
Colson
deities, muses, graces (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Cooke, Thomas P.
Charles the Second, King of England (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Don Guzman (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Long Tom Coffin (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Long Tom Coffin (47) in Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12 Dec 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Zamiel (47) in Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12 Dec 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Cooper
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Christopherides (29) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825-11 Mar 1826)
John (8) in Curiosity Cured; or, Powder for Peeping (15 Nov 1825-23 Nov 1825)
Mr. Bawl (3) in Opening Night, The (10 Oct 1825-12 Oct 1825)
William (10) in No Dinner Yet; or, Sponge Out of Town (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Cooper, Master
Shakespeare Delawhang (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Cooper, G.
villagers (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Daly, Master
Henry Seafield (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
East
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Epitimarus (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Lovell (10) in No Dinner Yet; or, Sponge Out of Town (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Mr. Merry (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Elliott
Charles (11) in Curiosity Cured; or, Powder for Peeping (15 Nov 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Colonel Howard (87) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (21 Nov 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Duke of Richmond (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Epitimarus as Pantaloon (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Everard (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Fashion (41) in Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (19 Dec 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Isaacos (29) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825-11 Mar 1826)
Mandeville (23) in Young Widow, The; or, A Lesson for Lovers (24 Oct 1825-9 Mar 1826)
Measureton (10) in No Dinner Yet; or, Sponge Out of Town (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Mr. Batten Notrip (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Tommy (15) in All at Coventry; or, Love and Laugh (24 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Underrate (6) in Opening Night, The (10 Oct 1825-15 Oct 1825)
Young Melbourn (1) in More Blunders Than One; or, The Irish Valet (14 Mar 1826)
Evans
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Farrell, John
Cirenzia Antonio (1) in Maid of Genoa, The; or, The Bandit Merchant (26 Jun 1826)
Trim (1) in Two to One; or, My Uncle's Mistake (26 Jun 1826)
Felstead
dancers (1) in Villagers, The (18 Mar 1826)
Ford
Count Corvenio (1) in Maid of Genoa, The; or, The Bandit Merchant (26 Jun 1826)
Foster
Bartholomeus (29) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825-11 Mar 1826)
Charles Testy (11) in Christmas Boxes (19 Dec 1825-31 Dec 1825)
Don Octavio (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
George Hamilton (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Lieutenant Griffith (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Mr. Damper (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Psha! (46) in Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12 Dec 1825-11 Mar 1826)
Fuller
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Gay
beadle (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
bridegroom's mother (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
La Broche (5) in Married Bachelor, The; or, Master and Man (7 Mar 1826-18 Mar 1826)
Pan (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Policinello (30) in Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (9 Jan 1826-16 Mar 1826)
Gladstane, Thomas
Colonel Howard (18) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Dalton (10) in No Dinner Yet; or, Sponge Out of Town (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Gouriet
bridegroom's father (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
La Broche (27) in Married Bachelor, The; or, Master and Man (13 Oct 1825-28 Feb 1826)
Mercury (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Policinello (17) in Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12 Dec 1825-7 Jan 1826)
Sir Guy Thinshanks (12) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-7 Jan 1826)
Grammer
Capt. Tightlace (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
deities, muses, graces (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Henry, Mons.
(1) in Lantern show: monkeys dance (grotesque ballet by some hundreds) (10 Feb 1826)
(1) in Optical display, beautiful views of landscapes, architecture (10 Feb 1826)
musical glasses (1) in Popular airs (10 Feb 1826)
Hill, Tom
Forest Savage (1) in Forest Savage; or, Music's Fascination (26 Jun 1826)
Holl, Master
Narbal (1) in Persian Heroine, The (10 Jul 1826)
Holland
Otanes (1) in Persian Heroine, The (10 Jul 1826)
Sultan (1) in Peep into the Seraglio (10 Jul 1826)
Howell, Matthew
Jaspero (1) in Maid of Genoa, The; or, The Bandit Merchant (26 Jun 1826)
Prince Fernando (1) in Forest Savage; or, Music's Fascination (26 Jun 1826)
Jarvis
coachman (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Johnson, Master B.
child (1) in Forest Savage; or, Music's Fascination (26 Jun 1826)
Kirby, Master
dancers (1) in Villagers, The (18 Mar 1826)
Kirby, William
Apollo (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
bridegroom's brothers (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Camaralziman, afterwards Harlequin, Slim and Lively (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
dancers (1) in Villagers, The (18 Mar 1826)
Lancaster
gondolieri (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Jeremy Pica (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Liddiard
Amble (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
servant to Lady Addlehead (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Matthews
black slaves (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Meredith
Bramble (15) in All at Coventry; or, Love and Laugh (24 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Captain Manson (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Captain Truncheon (6) in Opening Night, The (10 Oct 1825-15 Oct 1825)
Doric (10) in No Dinner Yet; or, Sponge Out of Town (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Francisco (7) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (20 Feb 1826-11 Mar 1826)
Mr. Curious (11) in Curiosity Cured; or, Powder for Peeping (15 Nov 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Mr. Meadows (11) in Christmas Boxes (19 Dec 1825-31 Dec 1825)
Old Melbourn (1) in More Blunders Than One; or, The Irish Valet (14 Mar 1826)
Sir Capias Gooseberry (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Titus Hemp (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Miles
Simper (1) in Two to One; or, My Uncle's Mistake (26 Jun 1826)
Miller
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
deities, muses, graces (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Miss Christabella Oldfile (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Sir Guy Thinshanks (27) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (9 Jan 1826-18 Mar 1826)
Thomas (32) in Married Bachelor, The; or, Master and Man (13 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Miller, G.
villagers (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Nightingale
deities, muses, graces (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Norris
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Paulo, Signor
Hoppicum-dingicum-lazicum-bunghibus, afterwards Clown (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Phillips
British marines, sailors (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
cavalieri, contadini, diavoli, sbirri, servitori, suonatori (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Humphriminos (29) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825-11 Mar 1826)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Mr. Thomas (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
page (43) in Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12 Dec 1825-4 Mar 1826)
Ramble (15) in All at Coventry; or, Love and Laugh (24 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Schemes (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Power, Tyrone
Larry Hoolagan (1) in More Blunders Than One; or, The Irish Valet (14 Mar 1826)
Prior
Captain Dashford (1) in Two to One; or, My Uncle's Mistake (26 Jun 1826)
Reeve, John
(1) in First Vid de Grace Extraordinaire (14 Mar 1826)
Abrahamides (29) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825-11 Mar 1826)
Brutus (47) in Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12 Dec 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Capt. Bourroughcliff (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Delawhang (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Leporello (6) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-3 Dec 1825)
Lively (15) in All at Coventry; or, Love and Laugh (24 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Paul Pry (47) in Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12 Dec 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Peter Corcoran (6) in Opening Night, The (10 Oct 1825-15 Oct 1825)
Sir Luke Addlehead (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Smokee (15) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-11 Feb 1826)
Richardson, Master
Solambo Gambo (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Salter
Dick Bellows (6) in Opening Night, The (10 Oct 1825-15 Oct 1825)
Feedwell (10) in No Dinner Yet; or, Sponge Out of Town (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Gabblewig (15) in All at Coventry; or, Love and Laugh (24 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
gondolieri (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Leporello (6) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (5 Dec 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Mikey (11) in Curiosity Cured; or, Powder for Peeping (15 Nov 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Muzzy Merryweather (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
North (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Pearcey (29) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825-11 Mar 1826)
principal character (3) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (27 Feb 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Smokee (3) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (27 Feb 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Trap (1) in More Blunders Than One; or, The Irish Valet (14 Mar 1826)
Sanders
bridegroom's brothers (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Buttonhole (29) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825-11 Mar 1826)
Davy (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Gregory (15) in All at Coventry; or, Love and Laugh (24 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Gripe (10) in No Dinner Yet; or, Sponge Out of Town (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid (38) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-6 Mar 1826)
Lungs (6) in Opening Night, The (10 Oct 1825-15 Oct 1825)
Poker (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Sergeant Drill (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Truss (32) in Married Bachelor, The; or, Master and Man (13 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Shaw
British marines, sailors (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
butcher [1] (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Harlequin, Fat and Stupid (1) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (18 Mar 1826)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Longmetre (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Shaw, J.
pescatori (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Timotheus (29) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825-11 Mar 1826)
William (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Shoard
desperado (1) in Maid of Genoa, The; or, The Bandit Merchant (26 Jun 1826)
Joey (1) in Two to One; or, My Uncle's Mistake (26 Jun 1826)
Rufus (1) in Forest Savage; or, Music's Fascination (26 Jun 1826)
Simon
dancers (1) in Villagers, The (18 Mar 1826)
Smith
courtiers, attendants, guards, deities (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Smith, Stephen
Captain of the Alacrity (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Carrytype (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Frank (10) in No Dinner Yet; or, Sponge Out of Town (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Gringamboldino (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
John (32) in Married Bachelor, The; or, Master and Man (13 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Mr. Seafield (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
pescatori (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Pucker (29) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825-11 Mar 1826)
waiter (15) in All at Coventry; or, Love and Laugh (24 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Snooks, Master
Grand Carver (1) in Peep into the Seraglio (10 Jul 1826)
little boy (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Strickland, Robert
Torpid (1) in Two to One; or, My Uncle's Mistake (26 Jun 1826)
Sutton
black slaves (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Sylvester, H. R.
Osmyn (1) in Peep into the Seraglio (10 Jul 1826)
Taylor
Archimagus (1) in Persian Heroine, The (10 Jul 1826)
Terry, Daniel
Mr. Terry (6) in Opening Night, The (10 Oct 1825-15 Oct 1825)
Mr. Testy (11) in Christmas Boxes (19 Dec 1825-31 Dec 1825)
The Pilot (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Walter Stewart (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Zadi (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Thomas, J.
Officer of the Guard (1) in Maid of Genoa, The; or, The Bandit Merchant (26 Jun 1826)
Unlisted
constables, footmen, mob, prisoners, visitors to the theatre (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
maids of honor, ladies of the court, goddesses (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
mutes (1) in Peep into the Seraglio (10 Jul 1826)
printers' devils, newsmen, banner bearers, tailors, mantua makers, other votaries of Fashion (47) in Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12 Dec 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Villeli, Master
dancers (1) in Villagers, The (18 Mar 1826)
Wellington
sailors (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Wrench, Benjamin
Fashion (6) in Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12 Dec 1825-17 Dec 1825)
Mr. Wrench (6) in Opening Night, The (10 Oct 1825-15 Oct 1825)
Peregrine Proteus (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Sharpe (32) in Married Bachelor, The; or, Master and Man (13 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Splash (23) in Young Widow, The; or, A Lesson for Lovers (24 Oct 1825-9 Mar 1826)
Sponge (10) in No Dinner Yet; or, Sponge Out of Town (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Timothy (15) in All at Coventry; or, Love and Laugh (24 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Wyatt
Moco, the waiter (1) in Maid of Genoa, The; or, The Bandit Merchant (26 Jun 1826)
Yates, Frederick H.
an ex-tragedian (47) in Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12 Dec 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Barnaby Half-and-Half (31) in Mr. Chairman (3 Apr 1826-8 Jun 1826)
Bob Major (31) in Mr. Chairman (3 Apr 1826-8 Jun 1826)
Francisco (22) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825-18 Feb 1826)
hero of the piece (31) in Mr. Chairman (3 Apr 1826-8 Jun 1826)
Killigrew (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Lieutenant Barnstable (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Miss Whyflghn Ansfhsn Splhoorghtn Brushflyettn von Broomfbhergn (31) in Mr. Chairman (3 Apr 1826-8 Jun 1826)
Mister Othello (31) in Mr. Chairman (3 Apr 1826-8 Jun 1826)
Mr. M. (47) in Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12 Dec 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Mr. Yates (6) in Opening Night, The (10 Oct 1825-15 Oct 1825)
Mrs. Paulina Pry (31) in Mr. Chairman (3 Apr 1826-8 Jun 1826)
Mrs. Rush (31) in Mr. Chairman (3 Apr 1826-8 Jun 1826)
performer (31) in Reminiscences; or, Etching of Life and Character (3 Apr 1826-8 Jun 1826)
Peter Snicks (31) in Mr. Chairman (3 Apr 1826-8 Jun 1826)
Simon (11) in Christmas Boxes (19 Dec 1825-31 Dec 1825)
Sir Charles Courtall (32) in Married Bachelor, The; or, Master and Man (13 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Ainslie, Miss
Kitty (1) in Two to One; or, My Uncle's Mistake (26 Jun 1826)
Arnold, Miss
Blousedora (29) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825-11 Mar 1826)
contadine, gentiline (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Priscilla (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Sims (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
villagers (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Boden, Miss
Cecilia (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Donna Anna (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Fanny (11) in Christmas Boxes (19 Dec 1825-31 Dec 1825)
Julia (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Lilla (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Miss Cecilia Crofts (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Brunton, Miss F.
Catherine de Braganza (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Buckley, Mrs. Dussek
(1) in Rule Britannia (10 Jul 1826)
(1) in Ye Banks and Braes (10 Jul 1826)
Clare, Miss
contadine, gentiline (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
deities, muses, graces (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
market woman (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Clare, Miss M.
contadine, gentiline (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
deities, muses, graces (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
villagers (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Cruse, Mrs.
Arteynte (1) in Persian Heroine, The (10 Jul 1826)
Roxalana (1) in Peep into the Seraglio (10 Jul 1826)
Curtis, Miss
Dora (15) in All at Coventry; or, Love and Laugh (24 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Lady Courtall (32) in Married Bachelor, The; or, Master and Man (13 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Louisa Lovemore (1) in More Blunders Than One; or, The Irish Valet (14 Mar 1826)
Louisa (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Miss Jennings (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Daly, Miss
Cupid (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Daly, Mrs.
Deborah (11) in Christmas Boxes (19 Dec 1825-31 Dec 1825)
Irishwoman (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Lady Addlehead (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Mopperella (29) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825-11 Mar 1826)
Mrs. Muns (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Daly, Miss Ellen
contadine, gentiline (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Dapperfoot (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Dean, Miss
villagers (1) in Emerald Isle, The; or, Erin's Planxties (26 Jun 1826)
Drewe, Miss
contadine, gentiline (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
deities, muses, graces (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
villagers (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward
Aurelia Fairlove (23) in Young Widow, The; or, A Lesson for Lovers (24 Oct 1825-9 Mar 1826)
Billy Pit (11) in Curiosity Cured; or, Powder for Peeping (15 Nov 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Don Giovanni (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Dorothea (18) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825-5 Nov 1825)
Grace (32) in Married Bachelor, The; or, Master and Man (13 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Janet Squareitz (11) in Curiosity Cured; or, Powder for Peeping (15 Nov 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Kitty Curious (11) in Curiosity Cured; or, Powder for Peeping (15 Nov 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Mary Jones (11) in Curiosity Cured; or, Powder for Peeping (15 Nov 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Miss Harriette Matilda Thornhaugh (6) in Opening Night, The (10 Oct 1825-15 Oct 1825)
Miss Katherine Plowden (105) in Pilot, The; or, A Tale of the Sea (31 Oct 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Miss Stewart (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Mrs. Erudite (11) in Curiosity Cured; or, Powder for Peeping (15 Nov 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Success (47) in Success; or, A Hit If You Like It (12 Dec 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Zela (11) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-4 Feb 1826)
Ireland, Miss
deities, muses, graces (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Kirby, Mrs. William
dancers (1) in Villagers, The (18 Mar 1826)
Imma, afterwards Columbine (1) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (18 Mar 1826)
Kirby-1, Miss
dancers (1) in Villagers, The (18 Mar 1826)
Kirby-2, Miss
dancers (1) in Villagers, The (18 Mar 1826)
Lancaster, Miss E.
Kathleen (1) in Emerald Isle, The; or, Erin's Planxties (26 Jun 1826)
Lancaster, Miss F.
villagers (1) in Emerald Isle, The; or, Erin's Planxties (26 Jun 1826)
Latilla, Signora
Ismena (1) in Peep into the Seraglio (10 Jul 1826)
Leicester, Miss
contadine, gentiline (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
dancers (1) in Villagers, The (18 Mar 1826)
deities, muses, graces (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Macauley, Miss
(1) in Lord Ullin's Daughter (10 Jul 1826)
(1) in Warrior's Return, The (10 Jul 1826)
Amestris (1) in Persian Heroine, The (10 Jul 1826)
in character of a Yorkshire lass (1) in Comic Adventures of Molly Coppinger, The (10 Jul 1826)
Manning, Miss
villagers (1) in Emerald Isle, The; or, Erin's Planxties (26 Jun 1826)
Parrock, Miss Eliza
Lucy (23) in Young Widow, The; or, A Lesson for Lovers (24 Oct 1825-9 Mar 1826)
Miss Catherine (15) in All at Coventry; or, Love and Laugh (24 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Mrs. Delawhang (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Sally (11) in Curiosity Cured; or, Powder for Peeping (15 Nov 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Shrimperina (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Susan (1) in More Blunders Than One; or, The Irish Valet (14 Mar 1826)
Tinderella (29) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (17 Oct 1825-11 Mar 1826)
Zela (7) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (6 Feb 1826-6 Mar 1826)
Phillips, Miss C.
four other Delawhangs (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Phillips, Miss D.
four other Delawhangs (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Phillips, Miss O.
four other Delawhangs (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Pincott, Miss Leonora
bride (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Imma, afterwards Columbine (38) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-6 Mar 1826)
Minerva (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Reekin, Miss
villagers (1) in Emerald Isle, The; or, Erin's Planxties (26 Jun 1826)
Rosyer, Mlle.
villagers (1) in Emerald Isle, The; or, Erin's Planxties (26 Jun 1826)
Rountree, Miss
Sheelah (1) in Emerald Isle, The; or, Erin's Planxties (26 Jun 1826)
Searle, Mrs. Caroline
Julietta, the Dumb girl (1) in Maid of Genoa, The; or, The Bandit Merchant (26 Jun 1826)
Norah (1) in Emerald Isle, The; or, Erin's Planxties (26 Jun 1826)
Stallard, Miss
contadine, gentiline (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
deities, muses, graces (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
villagers (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Tayleure, Mrs.
Dorothea (11) in Quadrupeds, The; or, The Manager's Last Kick (13 Feb 1826-11 Mar 1826)
Letty (1) in More Blunders Than One; or, The Irish Valet (14 Mar 1826)
Lobsteretta (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Miss Grace (11) in Curiosity Cured; or, Powder for Peeping (15 Nov 1825-16 Mar 1826)
Mlle. de la Garde (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Mlle. Elastique (5) in Life of an Actor, The (15 Nov 1825-19 Nov 1825)
Taylor, Miss
Pallene (1) in Persian Heroine, The (10 Jul 1826)
Sultana Elmira (1) in Peep into the Seraglio (10 Jul 1826)
Vidall, Miss
bridesmaids (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
contadine, gentiline (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
hunters, slaves, dancers, attendants (18) in Anaconda, the Terrific Serpent of Ceylon, The (23 Jan 1826-6 Mar 1826)
villagers (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Wagner, Miss
bridesmaids (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
Webster, Miss
contadine, gentiline (12) in Don Giovanni; or, A Spectre on Horseback (28 Nov 1825-10 Dec 1825)
deities, muses, graces (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
villagers (39) in Three Golden Lamps, The; or, Harlequin and the Wizard Dwarf (26 Dec 1825-18 Mar 1826)
Wells, Mrs.
Diana (25) in Killigrew; or, King Charles at Tunbridge Wells (10 Oct 1825-14 Nov 1825)
Wilman, Mrs.
Emily (1) in Two to One; or, My Uncle's Mistake (26 Jun 1826)
Brunton
(1) in Comic dance (18 Mar 1826)
Castello, Master
(1) in New grand pas de Chinois a la grotesque (18 Mar 1826)
Chekini, Master
(1) in New grand pas de Chinois a la grotesque (18 Mar 1826)
Chekini, Master L.
(1) in New grand pas de Chinois a la grotesque (18 Mar 1826)
Daly, Miss
(1) in Indian dance (23 Jan 1826)
Felstead
(1) in Pas seul (18 Mar 1826)
Gay
(1) in Eccentric pas de deux (28 Nov 1825)
(1) in Indian dance (23 Jan 1826)
Gouriet
(1) in Eccentric pas de deux (28 Nov 1825)
Kirby, Master
(1) in Allemande of three (18 Mar 1826)
(1) in Minuet de la cour and Gavotte de Vestris (18 Mar 1826)
Kirby, Miss
(1) in Minuet de la cour and Gavotte de Vestris (18 Mar 1826)
Kirby, William
(1) unlisted (28 Nov 1825)
(1) in Double hornpipe (26 Dec 1825)
(1) in Indian dance (23 Jan 1826)
(1) in Killigrew (18 Mar 1826)
(2) in Pas de deux (24 Oct 1825-7 Nov 1825)
Kirby-1, Miss
(1) in Allemande of three (18 Mar 1826)
Kirby-2, Miss
(1) in Allemande of three (18 Mar 1826)
Leicester, Miss
(1) in Indian dance (23 Jan 1826)
(1) in Pas seul (18 Mar 1826)
Lewis, Master
(1) in Naval hornpipe (26 Jun 1826)
Pincott, Miss Leonora
(1) unlisted (28 Nov 1825)
(1) in Double hornpipe (26 Dec 1825)
(1) in Indian dance (23 Jan 1826)
Sanders
(1) unlisted (28 Nov 1825)
(1) in Indian dance (23 Jan 1826)
Simon
(1) in New grand pas de Chinois a la grotesque (18 Mar 1826)
Villeli, Master
(1) in New grand pas de Chinois a la grotesque (18 Mar 1826)
Wagner, Miss
(1) unlisted (28 Nov 1825)
(2) in Pas de deux (24 Oct 1825-7 Nov 1825)
Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward
(1) in Dilettante Italian scena (10 Oct 1825)
Henry, Mons.
(1) in Lantern show: monkeys dance (grotesque ballet by some hundreds) (10 Feb 1826)
(1) in Optical display, beautiful views of landscapes, architecture (10 Feb 1826)
Macauley, Miss
In character of a Yorkshire lass (1) in Comic Adventures of Molly Coppinger, The (10 Jul 1826)
(1) in Lord Ullin's Daughter (10 Jul 1826)
(1) in Warrior's Return, The (10 Jul 1826)
Paulo, Signor
(1) unlisted (18 Mar 1826)
Reeve, John
(1) in Imitations of different London performers (17 Oct 1825)
Shaw
(1) in Balancing act (18 Mar 1826)
Yates, Frederick H.
(1) in Imitations of several London performers (17 Oct 1825)
Buckley, Mrs. Dussek
(1) in Rule Britannia (10 Jul 1826)
Henry, Mons.
Musical glasses (1) in Popular airs (10 Feb 1826)
Blanchard, Miss
(1) in Old Maid, The (26 Jun 1826)
(1) in When Thy Bosom Heaves a Sigh (26 Jun 1826)
Blanchard, Thomas J.
(1) in Push about the Bottle Boys (26 Jun 1826)
Boden, Miss
(1) unlisted (15 Nov 1825)
Bryant
(1) in Irish Schoolmaster, The (26 Jun 1826)
(1) in Three part Irish medley (26 Jun 1826)
Buckley, Mrs. Dussek
(1) in Ye Banks and Braes (10 Jul 1826)
Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward
(1) in Fox and the Grapes, The (24 Oct 1825)
Hill, Tom
In character (1) in Tippitywitchet (26 Jun 1826)
Isaacs, John
(1) in Push about the Bottle Boys (26 Jun 1826)
Latilla, Signora
(1) unlisted (10 Jul 1826)
Moss
(1) in Flow Thou Regal Purple Stream (26 Jun 1826)
(1) in Push about the Bottle Boys (26 Jun 1826)
Rae
(1) in When Thy Bosom Heaves a Sigh (26 Jun 1826)
Reeve, John
(1) in Bob Pointer, the Dunstable Coachman; or, How to Drive Two Stages at One Time (10 Oct 1825)
(1) in First Vid de Grace Extraordinaire (14 Mar 1826)
(1) in Heavy Wet (17 Oct 1825)
Sylvester, H. R.
(1) in Comic song (10 Jul 1826)
Yates, Frederick H.
(1) in Humours of an Election (3 Apr 1826)
(1) in Masquerading (3 Apr 1826)
(1) in Pawnbroker's Shop (3 Apr 1826)
(1) in Smithfield Cattle Shew (3 Apr 1826)
(1) in Theatrical Fund Dinner (3 Apr 1826)
(1) in Vauxhall Gardens (3 Apr 1826)
Blanchard, Thomas J.
As Strapado (1) in Maid of Genoa, The (18 Mar 1826)
(1) in Drunken combat (26 Jun 1826)
Bradley
As Rufus (1) in Maid of Genoa, The (18 Mar 1826)
Cooke, Thomas P.
(1) in Sea fight from the popular interlude of Yard Arm and Yard Arm (16 Mar 1826)
Hill, Tom
(1) in Celebrated passion scene (26 Jun 1826)
(1) in Furious combat between the savage and the robber (26 Jun 1826)
Howell, Matthew
(1) in Drunken combat (26 Jun 1826)
Arne, Thomas Augustine | Rule Britannia (10 Jul 1826) |
Mallet, David | Rule Britannia (10 Jul 1826) |
Thomson, James | Rule Britannia (10 Jul 1826) |
Unlisted | Popular airs (10 Feb 1826) |
Herbert, George B. | First Vid de Grace Extraordinaire (14 Mar 1826) |
Unlisted | Ye Banks and Braes (10 Jul 1826) |
Simon | Unlisted Title # 030 (18 Mar 1826) |
Campbell, Thomas | Lord Ullin's Daughter (10 Jul 1826) |
Opie, Mrs. Amelia | Warrior's Return, The (10 Jul 1826) |
Unlisted |
Comic Adventures of Molly Coppinger, The (10 Jul 1826)
Lantern show: monkeys dance (grotesque ballet by some hundreds) (10 Feb 1826) Optical display, beautiful views of landscapes, architecture (10 Feb 1826) |
Unlisted | Maid of Genoa, The (18 Mar 1826) |
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Originally published by Greenwood Press as The Sans Pareil Theatre 1806-1819, Adelphi Theatre 1819-1850: An Index to Authors, Titles, Performers, 1988, and The Adelphi Theatre 1850-1900: An Index to Authors, Titles, Performers and Management, 1992. |
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