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Contents

• Seasonal Digest

• Daily Calendar For SUMMER 1830

• First Performance of Jul 1830

• First Performance of Aug 1830

• First Performance of Sep 1830

• Seasonal Summary

• Seasonal Dates

• Theatre Management and Back Stage Personnel

• Illustrations

• Keeley, Mrs. Robert (Mary Anne Goward) (1805-1899): Actress, actor-manager 

• Keeley, Mrs. Robert (Mary Anne Goward) (1805-1899): Actress, actor-manager 

• Authors/Pieces

• Music Composers/Pieces

• Song Composers/Pieces

• Choreographers/Pieces

• Spectacle/Pieces

• Scenery Designer/Scenes

• Pieces Performed and Summary Cast Lists

• Genres

• Actors

• Actresses

• Dancers

• Musicians

• Singers

• General Music Composers/Pieces

• General Song Composers/Pieces

• General Entertainment/Pieces

Seasonal Digest

In 1830 there was a summer season, the performances not being given by the Adelphi Company but by that of the English Opera House, whose theatre had been burnt to the ground on 16 February.  George Bartley, the manager, in his closing speech, expressed their plight.  He commented on the necessity of having new scenery, dresses and decorations for every piece, "old and new, every species of property, every book and manuscript and every sheet of music having been destroyed."  The season, he said, was not a prosperous one, owing partly to the smallness of the theatre and the extra expenses "notwithstanding very liberal sacrifices on the parts of the performers."  The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal had commented on the disadvantage of such a small theatre for operatic productions (XXX, 334).  The cost of leasing the theatre may have been considerable, but it seems that the terms were satisfactory on both sides as the E. O. H Company performed at the Adelphi the following summer.

Despite the difficulties, twenty-eight new pieces were given, four of these requiring many different scenes.  New pieces were presented even late in the season.  Music, of course, predominated.  Three of Mozart's operas and one by Marschner were included (the music arranged by Bishop or Hawes) and overtures by Handel, Mozart, Rossini, Paer, and Halevy were given frequently.  Most of the pieces were not, however, of this enduring quality and were usually billed as operettas or operatic farces.  The chief composers were Hawes (musical director), and George Rodwell (musical director of the Adelphi).  Among the authors were John B. Buckstone, who had written for the Adelphi, Richard B. Peake and James R. Planché.

The scenery was created by Tomkins and Pitt, as in the winter seasons, but new names, in addition to those of Godbee and Mrs. Stillman, appear for the wardrobe:  Head and Mrs. Murry.  O. Smith, who performed with the Adelphi Company, is mentioned as being in charge of the "melodramatic department."

The quality of the acting, especially that of Miss Kelly, was praised.  On 2 July, the Times wrote, "There is certainly no actress on the stage who possesses, in anything like the same degree, the influence which she is capable of exercising over the audience.  This is sometimes overdone as it detracts from the intention of the drama.  Notwithstanding this fault (for it is one) Miss Kelly's acting of The Sister of Charity can hardly be surpassed"; and on 10 September in the review of The Irish Girl, the critic said:  "It is a very flimsy affair, but the admirable acting of Miss Kelly brought it through triumphantly.  The character of the Irish Girl was evidently written for her, and around that, which in other hands would have been exceedingly insipid, she threw a halo of interest, which attracted and enchained the strongest feeling of the audience."  Mary Ann Keeley, whose acting was not apparently up to the same standard, also earned a creditable mention.  In Sister of Charity, she "played the part of Ninetta with great effect."  In The Skeleton Lover she played "particularly well."  Robert Keeley in the first mentioned piece was "very amusing," but in Skeleton Lover "rather overcharged the nonsense that was written for him."  Hunt "acquitted himself very agreeably," and the other actors "exerted themselves laudably."  Overall, the efforts of the company had considerable merit, and the fault in productions lay elsewhere.

Some of the authors, unnamed and two unknown, did not serve the company well.  Skeleton Lover was condemned for "nastiness" and as a "piece of vulgarity."  Again the Times critic:  "its chance of future success will depend mainly upon the unsparing curtailment of the objectionable passages; and which they were; the folks behind the scenes cannot be at a loss to discover."  However, "some portions of it were deservedly applauded."  With or without alterations, it was performed intermittently throughout the season, including the closing night.  The author of The Irish Girl was dismissed as "certainly not the most felicitous of writers."

The worst condemnation was of the translation of Don Juan.  The authorship has been attributed to John B. Buckstone.  It is billed as a "free translation of the opera of the same name."  Whether he was the translator or worked from another translation is not known.  His name does not appear on the bill, and though successful in much of his writing for the Adelphi, he seems to have done badly by Don Juan.  The Times said:  "The translation is extremely bad...the dialogue...vapid and pointless."

However, musical compositions and productions generally seem to have been of a high standard.  George Rodwell's music for Skeleton Lover was "of a very pleasing character and extremely well adapted to the drama," and the piece "well got up."  In Don Juan, "the arrangement of the music has been effected by Mr. Hawes, and the manner in which it has been performed is extremely creditable to his taste."  The Adelphi was not ideal for such a production.  The Times wrote,

the theatre is much too small to do justice to the efforts of the actors; it gives no assistance to the best parts of the singing, and exposes all the imperfections which attend the other parts in a most striking light.  The care and good taste which have been bestowed upon the getting up of this opera deserve a more favourable opportunity than can be afforded them here.

Financially the season does not appear to have been a success.  On October 1, the New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal stated, "Mr. Arnold [presumably Bartley, the manager, was intended] has met with slender recompense for his exertions having seldom filled the little theatre of the Adelphi."

In his closing speech, George Bartley mentions Don Juan, "Mozart's great work," as the outstanding piece introduced in the season.  This production alone is evidence of the efforts made by the manager and all the company not only to maintain their standards but to extend their range, and this was no mean achievement in a small theatre.  Bartley's hope of a new theatre was not to be fulfilled until 14 July 1834.

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Daily Calendar for Summer 1830

Illustration: Keeley, Mrs. Robert (Mary Anne Goward) (1805-1899): Actress, actor-manager  [1st Performance Jul 1, 1830]

Title: Keeley, Mrs. Robert (Mary Anne Goward) (1805-1899): Actress, actor-manager Description: Keeley, Mrs. Robert (Mary Anne Goward) (1805-1899): Followed her husband into retirement in 1859.  Her last appearance was as Hector in Brough’s burlesque The Siege of Troy.  However, she still appeared in her old parts at benefits.  One of these was as the heroine of Betsy Baker on 17 December 1870.   The Times reported the Adelphi audience gave "a general burst of enthusiasm." 1st Performance: Jul 1, 1830 Theatre: Adelphi Source: National Portrait Gallery, London: NPG 1558; Age 92.  Located on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Anne_Keeley; http://www.npg.org.uk/collections/search/portrait.php?search=ap&npgno=1558&eDate=&lDate=., Jul 1, 1830

Illustration: Keeley, Mrs. Robert (Mary Anne Goward) (1805-1899): Actress, actor-manager  [1st Performance Jul 1, 1830]

Title: Keeley, Mrs. Robert (Mary Anne Goward) (1805-1899): Actress, actor-manager Description: Keeley, Mrs. Robert (Mary Anne Goward) (1805-1899): Appeared at the Adelphi, particularly in the 1830s.  She played in the provinces before appearing at the Lyceum in 1825.  She married Robert Keeley in the summer of 1829, and they often performed together.  In 1838, she was a hit as Smike and later triumphed in another male part--Jack Sheppard. 1st Performance: Jul 1, 1830 Theatre: Adelphi Source: (c1830-1850) cityoflondon.gov.uk; ‘Breeches Role’.  Located on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Anne_Keeley; http://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/Corporation/lma_learning/theatrelands/gallery.asp?ID=TL-IG-09.jpg., Jul 1, 1830

1)  The Sister of Charity (1)

Title Comment:  Sister of Charity reviewed in Times, 2 July 1830

Author: [Baynem]; Composer: William Hawes

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Next 2 July 1830

Genre:  (Opera) romantick drama

First Night Cast:

Colonel Saxe: Baker Captain Wiemer: James Vining Paulo (peasant): [Robert] Keeley Andrea: O. Smith Joseph: Perkins

Jacomo: Fuller Worgman (sentinel): Salter St. Ursula (the Sister of Charity): Miss [Frances M.] Kelly (1st time in London this year) Nannetta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley (1st time)

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  Lying Made Easy (1)

Title Comment:  Lying Made Easy reviewed in Times, 2 July 1830

Composer: William Hawes

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Next 3 July 1830

Genre:  (Comic operetta) comick operetta

First Night Cast:

Mr. Swallow: [George] Bartley Henry Swallow (his nephew): Thorne Flam: [Benjamin] Wrench Mrs. Swallow: Miss [Leonora] Pincott (1st time) Sophia: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello (1st time here)

3)  The Middle Temple; or, "Which Is My Son"? (1)

Author: [Richard B. Peake]; Composer: George H. Rodwell

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Next 16 July 1830

Genre:  (Comic operetta) comick operetta

First Night Cast:

Briefless: [Benjamin] Wrench Brutus Hairbrain: [Robert] Keeley Mr. Prettyman: W. Bennett Doggins: Salter Noggins: Fuller Hairbrain: Minton

Pounce: Heath John: Sanders Mrs. Middlemist: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Julia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Penelope: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

1)  The Sister of Charity (2)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 1 July 1830; Next 3 July 1830

Cast:

Colonel Saxe: Baker Captain Wiemer: James Vining Paulo: [Robert] Keeley Andrea: O. Smith Joseph: Perkins

Worgman: Salter St. Ursula: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Nannetta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Lieutenant: Irwin

Cast Changes:

ADDS	Lieutenant: Irwin
OMITS	Jacomo: Fuller

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  Gretna Green (1)

Author: [Samuel Beazley Jr.]; Composer: George W. Reeve

Performances:  First 2 July 1830; Next 16 July 1830

Genre:  (Operetta) musical entertainment

First Night Cast:

Lord Lovewell: [James] Bland Mr. Tomkins: W. Bennett Mr. Jenkins: [Benjamin] Wrench

Larder: G[eorge] Penson Emily: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Betty Finnikin: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly

3)  Amateurs and Actors (1)

Author: [Richard B. Peake]

Performances:  First 2 July 1830; Next 5 July 1830

Genre:  (Operatic farce) musical farce; 2 acts

First Night Cast:

David Dulcet Esq. (musical amateur who employs Mr. O. P. Bustle, attached to theatricals and Miss Mary Hardacre): [James] Bland Mr. O. P. Bustle (provincial manager, but engaged to superintend some private theatricals): G[eorge] Penson Wing (poor country actor): [Benjamin] Wrench Elderberry (retired manufacturer): [George] Bartley Berry (actor for the heavy business): Fuller

Timkins (Elderberry's factotum): Minton Geoffry Muffincap (elderly charity boy, let out as a servant at Bustle's lodgings): [Robert] Keeley Miss Mary Hardacre (fugitive ward of Elderberry): Miss [Cecilia?] Novello Mrs. Mary Goneril (strolling tragedy actress and a serious evil to her husband): Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones

Music

• overture: Les Deux Aveugles de Toledo ([Etienne Nicolas] Mehul)

Music Commentary

• "The music selected by David Dulcet Esq., assisted by several eminent composers" (bill)

Song

• aria buffo: Amor Perchè Mi Pizzichi (Valentino Fioravanti):  G[eorge] Penson

Song Commentary

• aria in imitation of a popular Italian performer

General, Music

• grand overture: Idomeneo, Re di Creta (Herr [Wolfgang A.] Mozart)

General, Song

• air: The Harmonious Blacksmith (Composer: George F. Handel; Arranger: Eley)

1)  The Sister of Charity (3)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 2 July 1830; Next 6 July 1830

Cast:

Colonel Saxe: Baker Captain Wiemer: James Vining Paulo: [Robert] Keeley Andrea: O. Smith Joseph: Perkins

Worgman: Salter St. Ursula: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Nannetta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Lieutenant: Irwin

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  Lying Made Easy (2)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 1 July 1830; Next 23 July 1830

Cast:

Mr. Swallow: [George] Bartley Henry Swallow: Thorne Flam: [Benjamin] Wrench Mrs. Swallow: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Sophia: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello

3)  The Master's Rival; or, A Day at Boulogne (1)

Author: [Richard B. Peake]; Composer: William Hawes

Performances:  First 3 July 1830; Next 8 July 1830

Genre:  (Operatic farce) comick entertainment interspersed with songs

First Night Cast:

Sir Colley Cowmeadow: [George] Bartley Peter Shack: [Benjamin] Wrench Paul Shack: [Robert] Keeley Captain Middleton: [James] Bland Mr. Aldgate: W. Bennett

Robin: Salter Barnes: Minton Mrs. Aldgate: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Amelia Aldgate: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Tibby Postlethwaite: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

Music

• selection: Overture in C ([Ferdinando] Paer)

General, Music

• overture: Prometheus (Herr Ludwig van Beethoven)

1)  Don Juan (1)

Title Comment:  1st time on English stage

Author: [John B. Buckstone]; Composer: Herr Wolfgang A. Mozart; Arranger: William Hawes

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Next 6 July 1830

Genre:  (Comic opera) grand romantic comic opera (being a free translation of the opera of the same name)

First Night Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar (from Bath and Bristol concerts, 1st app) Don Pedro (commandant): Aldridge (from tr Bath, 1st London app) Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson (from tr Dublin, 1st London app) Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones       May

Miller       Sherriff       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

Artistic Supervision

• Director: O. Smith

Spectacle

• spectacle: Equestrian statue of Don Pedro

Scenery Description

• (1) a square in Seville
• (2) a street in Seville
• (3) picturesque landscape
• (4) a garden
• (4) splendid saloon
• (5) cemetery by moonlight

Title: General Commentary

• "Now introducing for the first time on the English stage, the whole of Mozart's admired musick; arranged and adapted to English words by Mr. William Hawes" (bill)

2)  Amateurs and Actors (2)

Performances:  First 2 July 1830; Previous 2 July 1830

Cast:

David Dulcet Esq.: [James] Bland Mr. O. P. Bustle: G[eorge] Penson Wing: [Benjamin] Wrench Elderberry: [George] Bartley Berry: Fuller

Timkins: Minton Geoffry Muffincap: [Robert] Keeley Miss Mary Hardacre: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello Mrs. Mary Goneril: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones

1)  Don Juan (2)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 5 July 1830; Next 7 July 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones       May

Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills       Sherriff

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  The Sister of Charity (4)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 3 July 1830; Next 7 July 1830

Cast:

Colonel Saxe: Baker Captain Wiemer: James Vining Paulo: [Robert] Keeley Andrea: O. Smith Joseph: Perkins

Worgman: Salter St. Ursula: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Nannetta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Lieutenant: Irwin

1)  Don Juan (3)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 6 July 1830; Next 8 July 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones       May

Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills       Sherriff

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  The Sister of Charity (5)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 6 July 1830; Next 10 July 1830

Cast:

Colonel Saxe: Baker Captain Wiemer: James Vining Paulo: [Robert] Keeley Andrea: O. Smith Joseph: Perkins

Worgman: Salter St. Ursula: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Nannetta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Lieutenant: Irwin

1)  Don Juan (4)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 7 July 1830; Next 9 July 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones       May

Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills       Sherriff

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  The Master's Rival; or, A Day at Boulogne (2)

Performances:  First 3 July 1830; Previous 3 July 1830; Next 17 September 1830

Cast:

Sir Colley Cowmeadow: [George] Bartley Peter Shack: [Benjamin] Wrench Paul Shack: [Robert] Keeley Captain Middleton: [James] Bland Mr. Aldgate: W. Bennett

Robin: Salter Barnes: Minton Mrs. Aldgate: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Amelia Aldgate: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Tibby Postlethwaite: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

1)  Don Juan (5)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 8 July 1830; Next 10 July 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones

May       Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills

Cast Changes:

OMITS

peasantry, guests, domestics: Sherriff

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  Military Tactics (1)

Title Comment:  1st time this season

Author: [James R. Planché]; Composer: [George W. Reeve]

Performances:  First 9 July 1830; Next 31 August 1830

Genre:  (Comic operetta) comic operetta

First Night Cast:

Monsieur Tateur (retired merchant): [George] Bartley Colonel Belfront: James Vining Captain Francoeur: Thorne Finesse (valet to Monsieur Tateur): [Benjamin] Wrench Julie (niece to Monsieur Tateur): Miss Ferguson (1st time)

3)  The Quartette; or, Interrupted Harmony (1)

Composer: William Hawes

Performances:  First 9 July 1830; Next 17 July 1830

Genre:  (Operetta) new operetta

First Night Cast:

General Lafonde: W. Bennett Ernest (Captain of Hussars): [Benjamin] Wrench Major Belcour (Hussar): G[eorge] Penson Blaston (trumpeter of Hussars): Salter

Pippin (black porter of the chateau): Fuller Madame de Luceval: Miss Betts Madame Lafonde: Mrs. Jerrold Justine (femme de chambre): Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

Music

• overture: The Marriage of Figaro (Herr [Wolfgang A.] Mozart)

General, Music

• overture: Tancredi ([Gioacchino A.] Rossini)

1)  Don Juan (6)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 9 July 1830; Next 12 July 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones

May       Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  The Sister of Charity (6)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 7 July 1830; Next 17 July 1830

Cast:

Colonel Saxe: Baker Captain Wiemer: James Vining Paulo: [Robert] Keeley Andrea: O. Smith Joseph: Perkins

Worgman: Salter St. Ursula: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Nannetta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Lieutenant: Irwin

1)  Don Juan (7)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 10 July 1830; Next 13 July 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones

May       Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  The Sergeant's Wife (1)

Title Comment:  1st time this season

Author: [John Banim]; Composer: Goss

Performances:  First 12 July 1830; Next 13 July 1830

Genre:  (Melodrama) new drama

First Night Cast:

Old Cartouch: [George] Bartley Frederick Cartouch (the sergeant): Thorne Sergeant Louis: [James] Bland Sergeant George: Irwin Robin: [Robert] Keeley

Dennis: [Frank?] Matthews Gaspard: O. Smith Lisette (Sergeant's wife): Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Margot: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

Dance

• (during I) Quadrille:  Mrs. Wells; Miss Reid; Miss Blackford; Miss Vials

General, Music

• overture: Zauberflote (Herr [Wolfgang A.] Mozart)

1)  Don Juan (8)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 12 July 1830; Next 20 July 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones

May       Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  The Sergeant's Wife (2)

Performances:  First 12 July 1830; Previous 12 July 1830; Next 19 July 1830

Cast:

Old Cartouch: [George] Bartley Frederick Cartouch: Thorne Sergeant Louis: [James] Bland Sergeant George: Irwin Robin: [Robert] Keeley

Dennis: [Frank?] Matthews Gaspard: O. Smith Lisette: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Margot: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

General, Advertisement

• Bill has comment about closing until July 16. The count on Don Juan suggests there were performances on the July 13, 1830

Dark: Lying in State of King George IV

Dark: Funeral King George IV

1)  The Skeleton Lover! (1)

Title Comment:  Skeleton Lover reviewed in Times 17 July 1830; "Founded on black letter tract The Condign Punishment of a Transylvania Necromancer" (bill); 1st time ever

Author: [Unknown]; Composer: George H. Rodwell

Performances:  First 16 July 1830; Next 17 July 1830

Genre:  (Melodrama) entirely new and original romantick musical drama; 2 acts

First Night Cast:

Count Rudolph (the lover): O. Smith Hans Bobbs (his valet): [Robert] Keeley Baron Von Glowenstein: [George] Bartley Ebert (rival to Count Rudolph): Hunt (1st app here) Balthazar Elzevir (aged bookseller): W. Bennett Bonck (blind fiddler): Salter Stobel (steward to the Baron): Minton Professor Poreliber: Irwin

Dr. Metterville: Fuller Savoyard: Sanders book-dealer: J. Cooper traders, servants, townspeople, peasants, Hungarian followers of Count Rudolph, itinerant musicians: Unlisted Constance (daughter of Baron Von Glowenstein): Miss H[arriet] Cawse Peretta (niece to Elzevir): Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Baroness Von Glowenstein: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Clotilda (attendant on Constance): Mrs. East

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Artistic Supervision

• Director: O. Smith

Spectacle

• spectacle: Final discovery and destruction of the skeleton lover

Scenery Description

• (I, i) Leipsic Fair
• (I, ii) Ebert's apartment, with a mirror which reflects the chamber and persons in the opposite dwelling
• (I, iii) Elzevir's library
• (I, iv) chamber in the castle
• (I, v) turret chamber in the castle of Von Glowenstein, and first discovery of the skeleton lover
• (II, i) anti-room in the turret chamber
• (II, ii) the library
• (II, iii) a landscape
• (II, iv) court garden of the castle with the turret clock

2)  Gretna Green (2)

Performances:  First 2 July 1830; Previous 2 July 1830; Next 22 July 1830

Cast:

Lord Lovewell: [James] Bland Mr. Tomkins: W. Bennett Mr. Jenkins: [Benjamin] Wrench

Larder: J. Russell Emily: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Betty Finnikin: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly

Cast Changes:

BUT	Larder: J. Russell (replaces G[eorge] Penson)

3)  The Middle Temple; or, "Which Is My Son"? (2)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 1 July 1830; Next 20 July 1830

Cast:

Briefless: [Benjamin] Wrench Brutus Hairbrain: [Robert] Keeley Mr. Prettyman: W. Bennett Doggins: Salter Noggins: Fuller Hairbrain: Minton

Pounce: Heath John: Sanders Mrs. Middlemist: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Julia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Penelope: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

1)  The Skeleton Lover! (2)

Performances:  First 16 July 1830; Previous 16 July 1830; Next 19 July 1830

Cast:

Count Rudolph: O. Smith Hans Bobbs: [Robert] Keeley Baron Von Glowenstein: [George] Bartley Ebert: Hunt Balthazar Elzevir: W. Bennett Bonck: Salter Stobel: Minton Professor Poreliber: Irwin

Dr. Metterville: Fuller Savoyard: Sanders book-dealer: J. Cooper Constance: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Peretta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Baroness Von Glowenstein: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Clotilda: Mrs. East traders, servants, townspeople, peasants, Hungarian followers of Count Rudolph, itinerant musicians: Unlisted

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2)  The Quartette; or, Interrupted Harmony (2)

Performances:  First 9 July 1830; Previous 9 July 1830; Next 20 July 1830

Cast:

General Lafonde: W. Bennett Ernest: [Benjamin] Wrench Major Belcour: G[eorge] Penson Blaston: Salter

Pippin: Fuller Madame de Luceval: Miss Betts Madame Lafonde: Mrs. Jerrold Justine: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

3)  The Sister of Charity (7)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 10 July 1830; Next 21 July 1830

Cast:

Colonel Saxe: Baker Captain Wiemer: James Vining Paulo: [Robert] Keeley Andrea: O. Smith Joseph: Perkins

Worgman: Salter St. Ursula: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Nannetta: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Lieutenant: Irwin

Cast Changes:

BUT	Nannetta: Miss H[arriet] Cawse (replaces Mrs. [Robert] Keeley)

1)  The Skeleton Lover! (3)

Performances:  First 16 July 1830; Previous 17 July 1830; Next 21 July 1830

Cast:

Count Rudolph: O. Smith Hans Bobbs: [Robert] Keeley Baron Von Glowenstein: [George] Bartley Ebert: Hunt Balthazar Elzevir: W. Bennett Bonck: Salter Stobel: Minton Professor Poreliber: Irwin

Dr. Metterville: Fuller Savoyard: Sanders book-dealer: J. Cooper Constance: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Peretta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Baroness Von Glowenstein: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Clotilda: Mrs. East traders, servants, townspeople, peasants, Hungarian followers of Count Rudolph, itinerant musicians: Unlisted

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2)  He "Lies Like Truth" (1)

Author: [F. Kimpton]

Performances:  First 19 July 1830; Next 21 July 1830

Genre:  (Comic operetta) comick operetta

First Night Cast:

Sir Charles Manly: Baker Truepenny: W. Bennett Rattler: [Benjamin] Wrench

Clincher: Benson E. Hill Harriet: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Priscilla: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

3)  The Sergeant's Wife (3)

Performances:  First 12 July 1830; Previous 13 July 1830; Next 22 July 1830

Cast:

Old Cartouch: [George] Bartley Frederick Cartouch: Thorne Sergeant Louis: [James] Bland Sergeant George: Irwin Robin: [Robert] Keeley

Dennis: [Frank?] Matthews Gaspard: O. Smith Lisette: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Margot: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

1)  Don Juan (9)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 13 July 1830; Next 22 July 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones

May       Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills

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2)  The Middle Temple; or, "Which Is My Son"? (3)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 16 July 1830; Next 23 August 1830

Cast:

Briefless: [Benjamin] Wrench Brutus Hairbrain: [Robert] Keeley Mr. Prettyman: W. Bennett Doggins: Salter Noggins: Fuller Hairbrain: Minton

Pounce: Heath John: Sanders Mrs. Middlemist: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Julia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Penelope: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

3)  The Quartette; or, Interrupted Harmony (3)

Performances:  First 9 July 1830; Previous 17 July 1830; Next 26 July 1830

Cast:

General Lafonde: W. Bennett Ernest: [Benjamin] Wrench Major Belcour: G[eorge] Penson Blaston: Salter

Pippin: Fuller Madame de Luceval: Miss Betts Madame Lafonde: Mrs. Jerrold Justine: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

1)  The Skeleton Lover! (4)

Performances:  First 16 July 1830; Previous 19 July 1830; Next 23 July 1830

Cast:

Count Rudolph: O. Smith Hans Bobbs: [Robert] Keeley Baron Von Glowenstein: [George] Bartley Ebert: Hunt Balthazar Elzevir: W. Bennett Bonck: Salter Stobel: Minton Professor Poreliber: Irwin

Dr. Metterville: Fuller Savoyard: Sanders book-dealer: J. Cooper Constance: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Peretta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Baroness Von Glowenstein: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Clotilda: Mrs. East traders, servants, townspeople, peasants, Hungarian followers of Count Rudolph, itinerant musicians: Unlisted

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2)  He "Lies Like Truth" (2)

Performances:  First 19 July 1830; Previous 19 July 1830; Next 21 August 1830

Cast:

Sir Charles Manly: Baker Truepenny: W. Bennett Rattler: [Benjamin] Wrench

Clincher: Benson E. Hill Harriet: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Priscilla: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

3)  The Sister of Charity (8)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 17 July 1830; Next 23 July 1830

Cast:

Colonel Saxe: Baker Captain Wiemer: James Vining Paulo: [Robert] Keeley Andrea: O. Smith Joseph: Perkins

Worgman: Salter St. Ursula: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Nannetta: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Lieutenant: Irwin

1)  Don Juan (10)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 20 July 1830; Next 24 July 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones

May       Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills

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2)  Gretna Green (3)

Performances:  First 2 July 1830; Previous 16 July 1830; Next 13 September 1830

Cast:

Lord Lovewell: [James] Bland Mr. Tomkins: W. Bennett Mr. Jenkins: [Benjamin] Wrench

Larder: J. Russell Emily: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Betty Finnikin: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly

3)  The Sergeant's Wife (4)

Performances:  First 12 July 1830; Previous 19 July 1830; Next 28 July 1830

Cast:

Old Cartouch: [George] Bartley Frederick Cartouch: Thorne Sergeant Louis: [James] Bland Sergeant George: Irwin Robin: [Robert] Keeley

Dennis: [Frank?] Matthews Gaspard: O. Smith Lisette: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Margot: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

1)  The Skeleton Lover! (5)

Performances:  First 16 July 1830; Previous 21 July 1830; Next 24 July 1830

Cast:

Count Rudolph: O. Smith Hans Bobbs: [Robert] Keeley Baron Von Glowenstein: [George] Bartley Ebert: Hunt Balthazar Elzevir: W. Bennett Bonck: Salter Stobel: Minton Professor Poreliber: Irwin

Dr. Metterville: Fuller Savoyard: Sanders book-dealer: J. Cooper Constance: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Peretta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Baroness Von Glowenstein: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Clotilda: Mrs. East traders, servants, townspeople, peasants, Hungarian followers of Count Rudolph, itinerant musicians: Unlisted

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2)  Lying Made Easy (3)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 3 July 1830; Next 6 August 1830

Cast:

Mr. Swallow: [George] Bartley Henry Swallow: Thorne Flam: [Benjamin] Wrench Mrs. Swallow: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Sophia: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello

3)  The Sister of Charity (9)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 21 July 1830; Next 26 July 1830

Cast:

Colonel Saxe: Baker Captain Wiemer: James Vining Paulo: [Robert] Keeley Andrea: O. Smith Joseph: Perkins

Worgman: Salter St. Ursula: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Nannetta: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Lieutenant: Irwin

1)  The Skeleton Lover! (6)

Performances:  First 16 July 1830; Previous 23 July 1830; Next 26 July 1830

Cast:

Count Rudolph: O. Smith Hans Bobbs: [Robert] Keeley Baron Von Glowenstein: [George] Bartley Ebert: Hunt Balthazar Elzevir: W. Bennett Bonck: Salter Stobel: Minton Professor Poreliber: Irwin

Dr. Metterville: Fuller Savoyard: Sanders book-dealer: J. Cooper Constance: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Peretta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Baroness Von Glowenstein: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Clotilda: Mrs. East traders, servants, townspeople, peasants, Hungarian followers of Count Rudolph, itinerant musicians: Unlisted

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2)  Don Juan (11)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 22 July 1830; Next 28 July 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones

May       Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills

1)  The Skeleton Lover! (7)

Performances:  First 16 July 1830; Previous 24 July 1830; Next 29 July 1830

Cast:

Count Rudolph: O. Smith Hans Bobbs: [Robert] Keeley Baron Von Glowenstein: [George] Bartley Ebert: Hunt Balthazar Elzevir: W. Bennett Bonck: Salter Stobel: Minton Professor Poreliber: Irwin

Dr. Metterville: Fuller Savoyard: Sanders book-dealer: J. Cooper Constance: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Peretta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Baroness Von Glowenstein: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Clotilda: Mrs. East traders, servants, townspeople, peasants, Hungarian followers of Count Rudolph, itinerant musicians: Unlisted

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2)  The Sister of Charity (10)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 23 July 1830; Next 12 August 1830

Cast:

Colonel Saxe: Baker Captain Wiemer: James Vining Paulo: [Robert] Keeley Andrea: O. Smith Joseph: Perkins

Worgman: Salter St. Ursula: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Nannetta: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Lieutenant: Irwin

3)  The Quartette; or, Interrupted Harmony (4)

Performances:  First 9 July 1830; Previous 20 July 1830; Next 20 August 1830

Cast:

General Lafonde: W. Bennett Ernest: [Benjamin] Wrench Major Belcour: G[eorge] Penson Blaston: Salter

Pippin: Fuller Madame de Luceval: Miss Betts Madame Lafonde: Mrs. Jerrold Justine: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

1)  Der Vampyr (1)

Title Comment:  "Freely translated from the German of Wilhelm A. Wohlbruck" (bill)

Author: [James R. Planché]; Composer: Heinrich A. Marschner; Arranger: William Hawes

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Next 30 July 1830

Genre:  (Opera) grand romantic opera; intro, 2 acts

First Night Cast:

(characters in the introduction)       Eblis (Prince of Evil): O. Smith       Der Vampyr: H[enry] Phillips       Alexis Zeriny (Hungarian officer): T. Millar (1st time)       Yanitza (Greek Chieftain): [Frank?] Matthews       Marco: Irwin       Ianthe (daughter of Yanitza): Miss Ferguson (1st time) (characters in the opera)       Baron Kassova: Thorne       Count Mavrocordo: H[enry] Phillips       Wenzel (Baron's heiduk): [James] Bland       Martin Brunn (host of the Golden Eagle): Minton       Franz Boro: G[eorge] Penson       Stephen Sarko: J. Russell       Michael Zips: Salter       Johan Bosky: Fuller       peasantry of the Bannat, Transylvanians, Wallachians, Hungarians:             Bowman             Cooper             East             Fuller             Green             Heath             Henshaw

Irwin             Jones             May             Miller             Sherriff             Walsh             Willis             Miss Blackford             Mrs. East             Miss Gliddon             Miss S. Goward             Miss Melbourne             Miss [Cecilia?] Novello             Mrs. Nursey             Miss Vials             Miss Perry             Mrs. Walsh             Miss Reid             Mrs. Wells             Mrs. Tennant             Miss Wills       Henrika (Baron Kassova's daughter): Miss Betts       Suzie Boro: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones       Liska: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

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Cast Commentary

• Miss Wills may be Miss Willis, but the bills clearly show "Wills."

Music Commentary

• "Mr. Hawes presides at the pianoforte" (bill)

Scenery Description

• (intro) a ravine in the Balkans
• (I, i) corridor of the Baron Kassova's castle in the Bannat of Temesvar
• (II, i) a Wirthshaus or inn of a Transylvanian village on the banks of the Maros
• (II, ii) [evening] the inn
• (II, iii) hall and chapel in the castle of Kassova

2)  Pop; or, Sparrow Shooting (1)

Author: [Unknown]; Composer: William Hawes

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Next 28 July 1830

Genre:  (Operatic farce) new dramatic foolery

First Night Cast:

Old Fizzlegig: [George] Bartley Old Quizby: W. Bennett Cornelius Cramcalf: [Robert] Keeley Tom Trimbush: Thorne

Hoaxley: James Vining Jem: Heath Miss Dolly Fizzlegig: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Miss Peggy: Miss Ferguson

3)  Free and Easy (1)

Author: [Samuel J. Arnold]; Composer: John Addison

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Next 5 August 1830

Genre:  (Comic opera)

First Night Cast:

Sir John Freeman: [Benjamin] Wrench Mr. Courtly: [George] Bartley Ralph: [Frank?] Matthews Michael: [Robert] Keeley Richard: Salter Peter: Miss Lane

Mrs. Courtly: Miss Ferguson Eugenia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Gertrude: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Rose: Miss Fenton cook: Mrs. Jerrold

1)  Don Juan (12)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 24 July 1830; Next 31 July 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones       May

Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills       Sherriff

Cast Changes:

ADDS	peasantry, guests, domestics: Sherriff

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2)  Pop; or, Sparrow Shooting (2)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 27 July 1830; Next 29 July 1830

Cast:

Old Fizzlegig: [George] Bartley Old Quizby: W. Bennett Cornelius Cramcalf: [Robert] Keeley Tom Trimbush: Thorne

Hoaxley: James Vining Jem: Heath Miss Dolly Fizzlegig: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Miss Peggy: Miss Ferguson

3)  The Sergeant's Wife (5)

Performances:  First 12 July 1830; Previous 22 July 1830; Next 13 August 1830

Cast:

Old Cartouch: [George] Bartley Frederick Cartouch: Thorne Sergeant Louis: [James] Bland Sergeant George: Irwin Robin: [Robert] Keeley

Dennis: [Frank?] Matthews Gaspard: O. Smith Lisette: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Margot: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

1)  Midas (1)

Author: [Kane O'Hara]

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Next 31 July 1830

Genre:  (Burletta) admired burletta

First Night Cast:

(immortals)       Jupiter: Aldridge       Apollo: Miss Coveney (1st time here)       Pan: Thorne       Mars: H. Jones       Bacchus: Green       Mercury: Heath       Vulcan: Fuller       Ganymede: J. Cooper       Juno: Mrs. East       Minerva: Miss Wills       Venus: Miss Melbourne

the Graces:             Mrs. Wells             Miss Vials             Miss Reid (mortals)       Midas: J. Russell       Sileno: Salter       Damaetas: [James] Bland       shepherd: Willis       Mysis: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones       Daphne: Miss Ferguson       Nysa: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

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2)  The Skeleton Lover! (8)

Performances:  First 16 July 1830; Previous 26 July 1830; Next 30 July 1830

Cast:

Count Rudolph: O. Smith Hans Bobbs: [Robert] Keeley Baron Von Glowenstein: [George] Bartley Ebert: Hunt Balthazar Elzevir: W. Bennett Bonck: Salter Stobel: Minton Professor Poreliber: Irwin

Dr. Metterville: Fuller Savoyard: Sanders book-dealer: J. Cooper Constance: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Peretta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Baroness Von Glowenstein: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Clotilda: Mrs. East traders, servants, townspeople, peasants, Hungarian followers of Count Rudolph, itinerant musicians: Unlisted

3)  "Wanted a Governess!" (1)

Author: [Richard B. Peake]

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Next 2 August 1830

Genre:  (Musical farce) revived musical farce; 1 act

First Night Cast:

Rusty: [George] Bartley Captain Dashwood: [James] Bland Theophilus Foxglove: Thorne

Higginbottom: Salter Lucy Dashwood: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Julia Malvern: Miss [Leonora] Pincott

4)  Pop; or, Sparrow Shooting (3)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 28 July 1830; Next 30 July 1830

Cast:

Old Fizzlegig: [George] Bartley Old Quizby: W. Bennett Cornelius Cramcalf: [Robert] Keeley Tom Trimbush: Thorne

Hoaxley: James Vining Jem: Heath Miss Dolly Fizzlegig: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Miss Peggy: Miss Ferguson

General, Music

• overture: Zaira (Winter)

1)  Der Vampyr (2)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 27 July 1830; Next 2 August 1830

Cast:

Eblis: O. Smith Der Vampyr: H[enry] Phillips Alexis Zeriny: T. Millar Yanitza: [Frank?] Matthews Marco: Irwin Ianthe: Miss Ferguson Baron Kassova: Thorne Count Mavrocordo: H[enry] Phillips Wenzel: [James] Bland Martin Brunn: Minton Franz Boro: G[eorge] Penson Stephen Sarko: J. Russell Michael Zips: Salter Johan Bosky: Fuller peasantry of the Bannat, Transylvanians, Wallachians, Hungarians:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin

Jones       May       Miller       Sherriff       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Vials       Miss Perry       Mrs. Walsh       Miss Reid       Mrs. Wells       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Wills Henrika: Miss Betts Suzie Boro: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Liska: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

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Title: General Commentary

• Cast truncated on the bill

2)  Pop; or, Sparrow Shooting (4)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 29 July 1830; Next 31 July 1830

Cast:

Old Fizzlegig: [George] Bartley Old Quizby: W. Bennett Cornelius Cramcalf: [Robert] Keeley Tom Trimbush: Thorne

Hoaxley: James Vining Jem: Heath Miss Dolly Fizzlegig: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Miss Peggy: Miss Ferguson

3)  The Skeleton Lover! (9)

Performances:  First 16 July 1830; Previous 29 July 1830; Next 2 August 1830

Cast:

Count Rudolph: O. Smith Hans Bobbs: [Robert] Keeley Baron Von Glowenstein: [George] Bartley Ebert: Hunt Balthazar Elzevir: W. Bennett Bonck: Salter Stobel: Minton Professor Poreliber: Irwin

Dr. Metterville: Fuller Savoyard: Sanders book-dealer: J. Cooper Constance: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Peretta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Baroness Von Glowenstein: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Clotilda: Mrs. East traders, servants, townspeople, peasants, Hungarian followers of Count Rudolph, itinerant musicians: Unlisted

1)  Don Juan (13)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 28 July 1830; Next 3 August 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones       May

Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills       Sherriff

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2)  Pop; or, Sparrow Shooting (5)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 30 July 1830; Next 3 August 1830

Cast:

Old Fizzlegig: [George] Bartley Old Quizby: W. Bennett Cornelius Cramcalf: [Robert] Keeley Tom Trimbush: Thorne

Hoaxley: James Vining Jem: Heath Miss Dolly Fizzlegig: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Miss Peggy: Miss Ferguson

3)  Midas (2)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 29 July 1830; Next 4 August 1830

Cast:

Jupiter: Aldridge Apollo: Miss Coveney Pan: Thorne Mars: H. Jones Bacchus: Green Mercury: Heath Vulcan: Fuller Ganymede: J. Cooper Juno: Mrs. East Minerva: Miss Wills Venus: Miss Melbourne

the Graces:       Mrs. Wells       Miss Vials       Miss Reid Midas: J. Russell Sileno: Salter Damaetas: [James] Bland shepherd: Willis Mysis: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Daphne: Miss Ferguson Nysa: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

1)  Der Vampyr (3)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 30 July 1830; Next 5 August 1830

Cast:

Eblis: O. Smith Der Vampyr: H[enry] Phillips Alexis Zeriny: T. Millar Yanitza: [Frank?] Matthews Marco: Irwin Ianthe: Miss Ferguson Baron Kassova: Thorne Count Mavrocordo: H[enry] Phillips Wenzel: [James] Bland Martin Brunn: Minton Franz Boro: G[eorge] Penson Stephen Sarko: J. Russell Michael Zips: Salter Johan Bosky: Fuller peasantry of the Bannat, Transylvanians, Wallachians, Hungarians:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin

Jones       May       Miller       Sherriff       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Vials       Miss Perry       Mrs. Walsh       Miss Reid       Mrs. Wells       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Wills Henrika: Miss Betts Suzie Boro: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Liska: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  "Wanted a Governess!" (2)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 29 July 1830; Next 3 August 1830

Cast:

Rusty: [George] Bartley Captain Dashwood: [James] Bland Theophilus Foxglove: Thorne

Higginbottom: Salter Lucy Dashwood: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Julia Malvern: Miss [Leonora] Pincott

3)  The Skeleton Lover! (10)

Performances:  First 16 July 1830; Previous 30 July 1830; Next 10 August 1830

Cast:

Count Rudolph: O. Smith Hans Bobbs: [Robert] Keeley Baron Von Glowenstein: [George] Bartley Ebert: Hunt Balthazar Elzevir: W. Bennett Bonck: Salter Stobel: Minton Professor Poreliber: Irwin

Dr. Metterville: Fuller Savoyard: Sanders book-dealer: J. Cooper Constance: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Peretta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Baroness Von Glowenstein: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Clotilda: Mrs. East traders, servants, townspeople, peasants, Hungarian followers of Count Rudolph, itinerant musicians: Unlisted

1)  Don Juan (14)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 31 July 1830; Next 10 August 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones       May

Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills       Sherriff

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  "Wanted a Governess!" (3)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 2 August 1830; Next 5 August 1830

Cast:

Rusty: [George] Bartley Captain Dashwood: [James] Bland Theophilus Foxglove: Thorne

Higginbottom: Salter Lucy Dashwood: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Julia Malvern: Miss [Leonora] Pincott

3)  Pop; or, Sparrow Shooting (6)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 31 July 1830; Next 4 August 1830

Cast:

Old Fizzlegig: [George] Bartley Old Quizby: W. Bennett Cornelius Cramcalf: [Robert] Keeley Tom Trimbush: Thorne

Hoaxley: James Vining Jem: Heath Miss Dolly Fizzlegig: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Miss Peggy: Miss Ferguson

1)  Midas (3)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 31 July 1830; Next 6 August 1830

Cast:

Jupiter: Aldridge Apollo: Miss Coveney Pan: Thorne Mars: H. Jones Bacchus: Green Mercury: Heath Vulcan: Fuller Ganymede: J. Cooper Juno: Mrs. East Minerva: Miss Wills Venus: Miss Melbourne

the Graces:       Mrs. Wells       Miss Vials       Miss Reid Midas: J. Russell Sileno: Salter Damaetas: [James] Bland shepherd: Willis Mysis: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Daphne: Miss Ferguson Nysa: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  The Bottle Imp (1)

Title Comment:  1st time here

Author: [Richard B. Peake]; Composer: George H. Rodwell

Performances:  First 4 August 1830; Next 6 August 1830

Genre:  (Melodrama) operatick romance

First Night Cast:

Albert (German traveller): Hunt (1st time) Willibald (Albert's servant): [Robert] Keeley Nicola (Spaniard): Baker Waldeck (farmer): [Frank?] Matthews Conrade (Nicola's son, officer of musqueteers in the Venetian service): Perkins Shadrac (Jew pedlar): Minton Jomelli (musqueteer): Salter sergeant: East soldier: Fuller

Montorio (agent of the Inquisition): J. Cooper inquisitor: Irwin chamberlain: Heath Bottle Imp: O. Smith gondoliers, musqueteers, officers, soldiers, inquisitors, guests at Nicola's villa, pages, domestics: [Unlisted] Marcelia (daughter of Waldeck): Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Lucretia (Venetian lady): Miss [Leonora] Pincott Philippa (Lucretia's attendant): Miss H[arriet] Cawse

3)  Spoiled Child (1)

Author: [Mrs. Dorothea Jordan]

Author Commentary:  This farce has been attributed also to Isaac Bickerstaffe, Richard Ford; Mrs. Jordan was known for many years as "Little Pickle"

Performances:  First 4 August 1830; Next 6 August 1830

Genre:  (Musical farce) musical entertainment

First Night Cast:

Little Pickle: Miss Coveney Old Pickle: W. Bennett Tag: [Benjamin] Wrench John: Salter Thomas: East

Miss Pickle: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Maria: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello Margery: Mrs. Jerrold Susan: Mrs. East

Dance

• Hornpipe:  Miss Coveney

4)  Pop; or, Sparrow Shooting (7)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 3 August 1830; Next 9 August 1830

Cast:

Old Fizzlegig: [George] Bartley Old Quizby: W. Bennett Cornelius Cramcalf: [Robert] Keeley Tom Trimbush: Thorne

Hoaxley: James Vining Jem: Heath Miss Dolly Fizzlegig: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Miss Peggy: Miss Ferguson

1)  Der Vampyr (4)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 2 August 1830; Next 7 August 1830

Cast:

Eblis: O. Smith Der Vampyr: H[enry] Phillips Alexis Zeriny: T. Millar Yanitza: [Frank?] Matthews Marco: Irwin Ianthe: Miss Ferguson Baron Kassova: Thorne Count Mavrocordo: H[enry] Phillips Wenzel: [James] Bland Martin Brunn: Minton Franz Boro: G[eorge] Penson Stephen Sarko: J. Russell Michael Zips: Salter Johan Bosky: Fuller peasantry of the Bannat, Transylvanians, Wallachians, Hungarians:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin

Jones       May       Miller       Sherriff       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Vials       Miss Perry       Mrs. Walsh       Miss Reid       Mrs. Wells       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Wills Henrika: Miss Betts Suzie Boro: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Liska: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  "Wanted a Governess!" (4)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 3 August 1830; Next 7 August 1830

Cast:

Rusty: [George] Bartley Captain Dashwood: [James] Bland Theophilus Foxglove: Thorne

Higginbottom: Salter Lucy Dashwood: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Julia Malvern: Miss [Leonora] Pincott

3)  Free and Easy (2)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 27 July 1830

Cast:

Sir John Freeman: [Benjamin] Wrench Mr. Courtly: [George] Bartley Ralph: [Frank?] Matthews Michael: [Robert] Keeley Richard: Salter Peter: Miss Lane

Mrs. Courtly: Miss Ferguson Eugenia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Gertrude: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Rose: Miss Fenton cook: Mrs. Jerrold

1)  Spoiled Child (2)

Performances:  First 4 August 1830; Previous 4 August 1830

Cast:

Little Pickle: Miss Coveney Old Pickle: W. Bennett Tag: [Benjamin] Wrench John: Salter Thomas: East

Miss Pickle: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Maria: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello Margery: Mrs. Jerrold Susan: Mrs. East

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  The Bottle Imp (2)

Performances:  First 4 August 1830; Previous 4 August 1830; Next 7 August 1830

Cast:

Albert: Hunt Willibald: [Robert] Keeley Nicola: Baker Waldeck: [Frank?] Matthews Conrade: Perkins Shadrac: Minton Jomelli: Salter sergeant: East soldier: Fuller

Montorio: J. Cooper inquisitor: Irwin chamberlain: Heath Bottle Imp: O. Smith gondoliers, musqueteers, officers, soldiers, inquisitors, guests at Nicola's villa, pages, domestics: [Unlisted] Marcelia: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Lucretia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Philippa: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

3)  Lying Made Easy (4)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 23 July 1830; Next 24 August 1830

Cast:

Mr. Swallow: [George] Bartley Henry Swallow: Thorne Flam: [Benjamin] Wrench Mrs. Swallow: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Sophia: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello

4)  Midas (4)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 4 August 1830; Next 11 August 1830

Cast:

Jupiter: Aldridge Apollo: Miss Coveney Pan: Thorne Mars: H. Jones Bacchus: Green Mercury: Heath Vulcan: Fuller Ganymede: J. Cooper Juno: Mrs. East Minerva: Miss Wills Venus: Miss Melbourne

the Graces:       Mrs. Wells       Miss Vials       Miss Reid Midas: J. Russell Sileno: Salter Damaetas: [James] Bland shepherd: Willis Mysis: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Daphne: Miss Ferguson Nysa: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

1)  Der Vampyr (5)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 5 August 1830; Next 9 August 1830

Cast:

Eblis: O. Smith Der Vampyr: H[enry] Phillips Alexis Zeriny: T. Millar Yanitza: [Frank?] Matthews Marco: Irwin Ianthe: Miss Ferguson Baron Kassova: Thorne Count Mavrocordo: H[enry] Phillips Wenzel: [James] Bland Martin Brunn: Minton Franz Boro: G[eorge] Penson Stephen Sarko: J. Russell Michael Zips: Salter Johan Bosky: Fuller peasantry of the Bannat, Transylvanians, Wallachians, Hungarians:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin

Jones       May       Miller       Sherriff       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Vials       Miss Perry       Mrs. Walsh       Miss Reid       Mrs. Wells       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Wills Henrika: Miss Betts Suzie Boro: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Liska: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  "Wanted a Governess!" (5)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 5 August 1830; Next 10 August 1830

Cast:

Rusty: [George] Bartley Captain Dashwood: [James] Bland Theophilus Foxglove: Thorne

Higginbottom: Salter Lucy Dashwood: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Julia Malvern: Miss [Leonora] Pincott

3)  The Bottle Imp (3)

Title Comment:  Times has Lying Made Easy as 3 piece

Performances:  First 4 August 1830; Previous 6 August 1830; Next 9 August 1830

Cast:

Albert: Hunt Willibald: [Robert] Keeley Nicola: James Vining Waldeck: [Frank?] Matthews Conrade: Perkins Shadrac: Minton Jomelli: Salter sergeant: East soldier: Fuller

Montorio: J. Cooper inquisitor: Irwin chamberlain: Heath Bottle Imp: O. Smith gondoliers, musqueteers, officers, soldiers, inquisitors, guests at Nicola's villa, pages, domestics: [Unlisted] Marcelia: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Lucretia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Philippa: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

Cast Changes:

BUT	Nicola: James Vining (replaces Baker)

1)  Der Vampyr (6)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 7 August 1830; Next 12 August 1830

Cast:

Eblis: O. Smith Der Vampyr: H[enry] Phillips Alexis Zeriny: T. Millar Yanitza: [Frank?] Matthews Marco: Irwin Ianthe: Miss Ferguson Baron Kassova: Thorne Count Mavrocordo: H[enry] Phillips Wenzel: [James] Bland Martin Brunn: Minton Franz Boro: G[eorge] Penson Stephen Sarko: J. Russell Michael Zips: Salter Johan Bosky: Fuller peasantry of the Bannat, Transylvanians, Wallachians, Hungarians:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin

Jones       May       Miller       Sherriff       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Vials       Miss Perry       Mrs. Walsh       Miss Reid       Mrs. Wells       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Wills Henrika: Miss Betts Suzie Boro: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Liska: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  Pop; or, Sparrow Shooting (8)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 4 August 1830; Next 11 August 1830

Cast:

Old Fizzlegig: [George] Bartley Old Quizby: W. Bennett Cornelius Cramcalf: [Robert] Keeley Tom Trimbush: Thorne

Hoaxley: James Vining Jem: Heath Miss Dolly Fizzlegig: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Miss Peggy: Miss Ferguson

3)  The Bottle Imp (4)

Performances:  First 4 August 1830; Previous 7 August 1830; Next 11 August 1830

Cast:

Albert: Hunt Willibald: [Robert] Keeley Nicola: James Vining Waldeck: [Frank?] Matthews Conrade: Perkins Shadrac: Minton Jomelli: Salter sergeant: East soldier: Fuller

Montorio: J. Cooper inquisitor: Irwin chamberlain: Heath Bottle Imp: O. Smith gondoliers, musqueteers, officers, soldiers, inquisitors, guests at Nicola's villa, pages, domestics: [Unlisted] Marcelia: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Lucretia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Philippa: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

1)  Don Juan (15)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 3 August 1830; Next 17 August 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones       May

Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills       Sherriff

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

Title: General Commentary

• Cast truncated on the bill

2)  "Wanted a Governess!" (6)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 7 August 1830; Next 12 August 1830

Cast:

Rusty: [George] Bartley Captain Dashwood: [James] Bland Theophilus Foxglove: Thorne

Higginbottom: Salter Lucy Dashwood: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Julia Malvern: Miss [Leonora] Pincott

3)  The Skeleton Lover! (11)

Performances:  First 16 July 1830; Previous 2 August 1830; Next 14 August 1830

Cast:

Count Rudolph: O. Smith Hans Bobbs: [Robert] Keeley Baron Von Glowenstein: [George] Bartley Ebert: Hunt Balthazar Elzevir: W. Bennett Bonck: Salter Stobel: Minton Professor Poreliber: Irwin

Dr. Metterville: Fuller Savoyard: Sanders book-dealer: J. Cooper Constance: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Peretta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Baroness Von Glowenstein: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Clotilda: Mrs. East traders, servants, townspeople, peasants, Hungarian followers of Count Rudolph, itinerant musicians: Unlisted

1)  The Bottle Imp (5)

Performances:  First 4 August 1830; Previous 9 August 1830; Next 13 August 1830

Cast:

Albert: Hunt Willibald: [Robert] Keeley Nicola: Perkins Waldeck: [Frank?] Matthews Conrade: [James] Bland Shadrac: Minton Jomelli: Salter sergeant: East soldier: Fuller

Montorio: J. Cooper inquisitor: Irwin chamberlain: Heath Bottle Imp: O. Smith gondoliers, musqueteers, officers, soldiers, inquisitors, guests at Nicola's villa, pages, domestics: [Unlisted] Marcelia: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Lucretia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Philippa: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

Cast Changes:

BUT	Conrade: [James] Bland (replaces Perkins)
	Nicola: Perkins (replaces James Vining)

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  Highland Reel (1)

Author: [John O'Keefe]; Composer: [William Shield]

Performances:  First 11 August 1830; Next 13 August 1830

Genre:  (Comic opera) popular musical entertainment

First Night Cast:

McGilpin: W. Bennett Sandy: T. Millar Charley: Thorne Captain Dash: Benson E. Hill Sergeant Jack: [James] Bland Shelty: [Robert] Keeley Laird of Raasay: Minton Croudy: [Frank?] Matthews Apie: Heath Benin: Richardson servant: J. Cooper peasants, constables:       Bowman       Cooper       East

Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Jones       May       Miller       Walsh       Willis       Mrs. Wells       Miss Vials       Miss Reid       Miss Blackford Moggy McGilpin: Miss Coveney (1st time this role) Jenny: Miss Ferguson

Song

• song: The Banners of Blue:  Miss Coveney
• song: Fairy Queen:  T. Millar

3)  Pop; or, Sparrow Shooting (9)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 9 August 1830; Next 14 August 1830

Cast:

Old Fizzlegig: [George] Bartley Old Quizby: W. Bennett Cornelius Cramcalf: [Robert] Keeley Tom Trimbush: Thorne

Hoaxley: Benson E. Hill Miss Dolly Fizzlegig: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Miss Peggy: Miss Ferguson

Cast Changes:

BUT	Hoaxley: Benson E. Hill (replaces James Vining)
OMITS	Jem: Heath

4)  Midas (5)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 6 August 1830

Cast:

Jupiter: Aldridge Apollo: Miss Coveney Pan: Thorne Mars: H. Jones Bacchus: Green Mercury: Heath Vulcan: Fuller Ganymede: J. Cooper Juno: Mrs. East Minerva: Miss Wills Venus: Miss Melbourne

the Graces:       Mrs. Wells       Miss Vials       Miss Reid Midas: J. Russell Sileno: Salter Damaetas: [James] Bland shepherd: Willis Mysis: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Daphne: Miss Ferguson Nysa: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

1)  Der Vampyr (7)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 9 August 1830; Next 14 August 1830

Cast:

Eblis: O. Smith Der Vampyr: H[enry] Phillips Alexis Zeriny: T. Millar Yanitza: [Frank?] Matthews Marco: Irwin Ianthe: Miss Ferguson Baron Kassova: Thorne Count Mavrocordo: H[enry] Phillips Wenzel: [James] Bland Martin Brunn: Minton Franz Boro: G[eorge] Penson Stephen Sarko: J. Russell Michael Zips: Salter Johan Bosky: Fuller peasantry of the Bannat, Transylvanians, Wallachians, Hungarians:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin

Jones       May       Miller       Sherriff       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Vials       Miss Perry       Mrs. Walsh       Miss Reid       Mrs. Wells       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Wills Henrika: Miss Betts Suzie Boro: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Liska: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  "Wanted a Governess!" (7)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 10 August 1830; Next 13 August 1830

Cast:

Rusty: [George] Bartley Captain Dashwood: [James] Bland Theophilus Foxglove: Thorne

Higginbottom: Salter Lucy Dashwood: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Julia Malvern: Miss [Leonora] Pincott

3)  The Sister of Charity (11)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 26 July 1830; Next 19 August 1830

Cast:

Colonel Saxe: Baker Captain Wiemer: James Vining Paulo: [Robert] Keeley Andrea: O. Smith Joseph: Perkins

Worgman: Salter St. Ursula: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Nannetta: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Lieutenant: Irwin

1)  The Sergeant's Wife (6)

Performances:  First 12 July 1830; Previous 28 July 1830

Cast:

Old Cartouch: [George] Bartley Frederick Cartouch: Thorne Sergeant Louis: [James] Bland Sergeant George: Irwin Robin: [Robert] Keeley

Dennis: [Frank?] Matthews Gaspard: O. Smith Lisette: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Margot: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  Highland Reel (2)

Performances:  First 11 August 1830; Previous 11 August 1830

Cast:

McGilpin: W. Bennett Sandy: T. Millar Charley: Thorne Captain Dash: Benson E. Hill Sergeant Jack: [James] Bland Shelty: [Robert] Keeley Laird of Raasay: Minton Croudy: [Frank?] Matthews Apie: Heath Benin: Richardson servant: J. Cooper peasants, constables:       Bowman       Cooper       East

Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Jones       May       Miller       Walsh       Willis       Mrs. Wells       Miss Vials       Miss Reid       Miss Blackford Moggy McGilpin: Miss Coveney Jenny: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello

Cast Changes:

BUT	Jenny: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello (replaces Miss Ferguson)

3)  "Wanted a Governess!" (8)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 12 August 1830; Next 16 August 1830

Cast:

Rusty: [George] Bartley Captain Dashwood: [James] Bland Theophilus Foxglove: Thorne

Higginbottom: Salter Lucy Dashwood: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Julia Malvern: Miss [Leonora] Pincott

4)  The Bottle Imp (6)

Performances:  First 4 August 1830; Previous 11 August 1830; Next 16 August 1830

Cast:

Albert: Hunt Willibald: [Robert] Keeley Nicola: Perkins Waldeck: [Frank?] Matthews Conrade: Baker Shadrac: Minton Jomelli: Salter sergeant: East soldier: Fuller

Montorio: J. Cooper inquisitor: Irwin chamberlain: Heath Bottle Imp: O. Smith gondoliers, musqueteers, officers, soldiers, inquisitors, guests at Nicola's villa, pages, domestics: [Unlisted] Marcelia: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Lucretia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Philippa: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

Cast Changes:

BUT	Conrade: Baker (replaces [James] Bland)

1)  Der Vampyr (8)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 12 August 1830; Next 18 August 1830

Cast:

Eblis: O. Smith Der Vampyr: H[enry] Phillips Alexis Zeriny: T. Millar Yanitza: [Frank?] Matthews Marco: Irwin Ianthe: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Baron Kassova: Thorne Count Mavrocordo: H[enry] Phillips Wenzel: [James] Bland Martin Brunn: Minton Franz Boro: G[eorge] Penson Stephen Sarko: J. Russell Michael Zips: Salter Johan Bosky: Fuller peasantry of the Bannat, Transylvanians, Wallachians, Hungarians:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin

Jones       May       Miller       Sherriff       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Vials       Miss Perry       Mrs. Walsh       Miss Reid       Mrs. Wells       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Wills Henrika: Miss Betts Suzie Boro: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Liska: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

Cast Changes:

BUT	Ianthe: Miss [Leonora] Pincott (replaces Miss Ferguson)

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  Pop; or, Sparrow Shooting (10)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 11 August 1830

Cast:

Old Fizzlegig: [George] Bartley Old Quizby: W. Bennett Cornelius Cramcalf: [Robert] Keeley Tom Trimbush: Thorne

Hoaxley: Benson E. Hill Miss Dolly Fizzlegig: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Miss Peggy: Miss Ferguson

3)  The Skeleton Lover! (12)

Performances:  First 16 July 1830; Previous 10 August 1830; Next 17 August 1830

Cast:

Count Rudolph: O. Smith Hans Bobbs: [Robert] Keeley Baron Von Glowenstein: [George] Bartley Ebert: Hunt Balthazar Elzevir: W. Bennett Bonck: Salter Stobel: Minton Professor Poreliber: Irwin

Dr. Metterville: Fuller Savoyard: Sanders book-dealer: J. Cooper Constance: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Peretta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Baroness Von Glowenstein: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Clotilda: Mrs. East traders, servants, townspeople, peasants, Hungarian followers of Count Rudolph, itinerant musicians: Unlisted

1)  Cosi Fan Tutte; or, Tit for Tat (1)

Title Comment:  1st time this theatre

Author: [Samuel J. Arnold]; Composer: Herr Wolfgang A. Mozart; Arranger: William Hawes

Performances:  First 16 August 1830; Next 20 August 1830

Genre:  (Comic opera) comic opera

First Night Cast:

Ferrando (young Italian officer): Hunt (1st time) Guglielmo (young Italian officer): Thorne Alphonso: H[enry] Phillips

Fiordiligi (sister to Dorabella): Miss Betts Dorabella (sister to Fiordiligi): Miss Ferguson (1st time) Despina (servant to Dorabella): Mrs. [Robert] Keeley (1st time)

Non-Resident Theatre Company

• English Opera House

2)  "Wanted a Governess!" (9)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 13 August 1830; Next 17 August 1830

Cast:

Rusty: [George] Bartley Captain Dashwood: [James] Bland Theophilus Foxglove: Thorne

Higginbottom: Salter Lucy Dashwood: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Julia Malvern: Miss [Leonora] Pincott

3)  The Bottle Imp (7)

Performances:  First 4 August 1830; Previous 13 August 1830; Next 18 August 1830

Cast:

Albert: Hunt Willibald: [Robert] Keeley Nicola: Perkins Waldeck: [Frank?] Matthews Conrade: Baker Shadrac: Minton Jomelli: Salter sergeant: East soldier: Fuller

Montorio: J. Cooper inquisitor: Irwin chamberlain: Heath Bottle Imp: O. Smith gondoliers, musqueteers, officers, soldiers, inquisitors, guests at Nicola's villa, pages, domestics: [Unlisted] Marcelia: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Lucretia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Philippa: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

1)  Don Juan (16)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 10 August 1830; Next 25 August 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones       May

Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills       Sherriff

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2)  "Wanted a Governess!" (10)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 16 August 1830; Next 18 August 1830

Cast:

Rusty: [George] Bartley Captain Dashwood: [James] Bland Theophilus Foxglove: Thorne

Higginbottom: Salter Lucy Dashwood: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Julia Malvern: Miss [Leonora] Pincott

3)  The Skeleton Lover! (13)

Performances:  First 16 July 1830; Previous 14 August 1830; Next 19 August 1830

Cast:

Count Rudolph: O. Smith Hans Bobbs: [Robert] Keeley Baron Von Glowenstein: [George] Bartley Ebert: Hunt Balthazar Elzevir: W. Bennett Bonck: Salter Stobel: Minton Professor Poreliber: Irwin

Dr. Metterville: Fuller Savoyard: Sanders book-dealer: J. Cooper Constance: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Peretta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Baroness Von Glowenstein: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Clotilda: Mrs. East traders, servants, townspeople, peasants, Hungarian followers of Count Rudolph, itinerant musicians: Unlisted

1)  Der Vampyr (9)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 14 August 1830; Next 21 August 1830

Cast:

Eblis: O. Smith Der Vampyr: H[enry] Phillips Alexis Zeriny: T. Millar Yanitza: [Frank?] Matthews Marco: Irwin Ianthe: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Baron Kassova: Thorne Count Mavrocordo: H[enry] Phillips Wenzel: [James] Bland Martin Brunn: Minton Franz Boro: G[eorge] Penson Stephen Sarko: J. Russell Michael Zips: Salter Johan Bosky: Fuller peasantry of the Bannat, Transylvanians, Wallachians, Hungarians:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin

Jones       May       Miller       Sherriff       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Vials       Miss Perry       Mrs. Walsh       Miss Reid       Mrs. Wells       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Wills Henrika: Miss Betts Suzie Boro: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Liska: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

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2)  "Wanted a Governess!" (11)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 17 August 1830; Next 19 August 1830

Cast:

Rusty: [George] Bartley Captain Dashwood: [James] Bland Theophilus Foxglove: Thorne

Higginbottom: Salter Lucy Dashwood: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Julia Malvern: Miss [Leonora] Pincott

3)  The Bottle Imp (8)

Performances:  First 4 August 1830; Previous 16 August 1830; Next 21 August 1830

Cast:

Albert: Hunt Willibald: [Robert] Keeley Nicola: Perkins Waldeck: [Frank?] Matthews Conrade: Baker Shadrac: Minton Jomelli: Salter sergeant: East soldier: Fuller

Montorio: J. Cooper inquisitor: Irwin chamberlain: Heath Bottle Imp: O. Smith gondoliers, musqueteers, officers, soldiers, inquisitors, guests at Nicola's villa, pages, domestics: [Unlisted] Marcelia: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Lucretia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Philippa: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

1)  The Sister of Charity (12)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 12 August 1830; Next 7 September 1830

Cast:

Colonel Saxe: Baker Captain Wiemer: James Vining Paulo: [Robert] Keeley Andrea: O. Smith Joseph: Perkins

Worgman: Salter St. Ursula: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Nannetta: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Lieutenant: Irwin

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2)  "Wanted a Governess!" (12)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 18 August 1830; Next 20 August 1830

Cast:

Rusty: [George] Bartley Captain Dashwood: [James] Bland Theophilus Foxglove: Thorne

Higginbottom: Salter Lucy Dashwood: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Julia Malvern: Miss [Leonora] Pincott

3)  The Skeleton Lover! (14)

Performances:  First 16 July 1830; Previous 17 August 1830; Next 26 August 1830

Cast:

Count Rudolph: O. Smith Hans Bobbs: [Robert] Keeley Baron Von Glowenstein: [George] Bartley Ebert: Hunt Balthazar Elzevir: W. Bennett Bonck: Salter Stobel: Minton Professor Poreliber: Irwin

Dr. Metterville: Fuller Savoyard: Sanders book-dealer: J. Cooper Constance: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Peretta: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Baroness Von Glowenstein: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Clotilda: Mrs. East traders, servants, townspeople, peasants, Hungarian followers of Count Rudolph, itinerant musicians: Unlisted

1)  Cosi Fan Tutte; or, Tit for Tat (2)

Performances:  First 16 August 1830; Previous 16 August 1830

Cast:

Ferrando: Hunt Guglielmo: Thorne Alphonso: H[enry] Phillips

Fiordiligi: Miss Betts Dorabella: Miss Ferguson Despina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

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2)  "Wanted a Governess!" (13)

Performances:  First 29 July 1830; Previous 19 August 1830; Next 28 August 1830

Cast:

Rusty: [George] Bartley Captain Dashwood: [James] Bland Theophilus Foxglove: Thorne

Higginbottom: Salter Lucy Dashwood: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Julia Malvern: Miss [Leonora] Pincott

3)  The Quartette; or, Interrupted Harmony (5)

Performances:  First 9 July 1830; Previous 26 July 1830; Next 25 August 1830

Cast:

General Lafonde: W. Bennett Ernest: [Benjamin] Wrench Major Belcour: G[eorge] Penson Blaston: Salter

Pippin: Fuller Madame de Luceval: Miss Betts Madame Lafonde: Mrs. Jerrold Justine: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

4)  The Rendezvous (1)

Title Comment:  1st time this theatre

Author: [Richard Ayton]; Composer: Price

Performances:  First 20 August 1830

Genre:  (Operetta) comick operetta

First Night Cast:

Captain Bolding: Thorne Charles: [James] Bland Quake: W. Bennett Simon: [Robert] Keeley

Smart: Salter Sophia: Miss [Frances M.] Kelly Lucretia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Rose: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

1)  Der Vampyr (10)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 18 August 1830; Next 23 August 1830

Cast:

Eblis: O. Smith Der Vampyr: H[enry] Phillips Alexis Zeriny: T. Millar Yanitza: [Frank?] Matthews Marco: Irwin Ianthe: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Baron Kassova: Thorne Count Mavrocordo: H[enry] Phillips Wenzel: [James] Bland Martin Brunn: Minton Franz Boro: G[eorge] Penson Stephen Sarko: J. Russell Michael Zips: Salter Johan Bosky: Fuller peasantry of the Bannat, Transylvanians, Wallachians, Hungarians:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin

Jones       May       Miller       Sherriff       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Vials       Miss Perry       Mrs. Walsh       Miss Reid       Mrs. Wells       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Wills Henrika: Miss Betts Suzie Boro: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Liska: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

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2)  He "Lies Like Truth" (3)

Performances:  First 19 July 1830; Previous 21 July 1830; Next 28 August 1830

Cast:

Sir Charles Manly: Baker Truepenny: W. Bennett Rattler: [Benjamin] Wrench

Clincher: Benson E. Hill Harriet: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Priscilla: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

3)  The Bottle Imp (9)

Performances:  First 4 August 1830; Previous 18 August 1830; Next 24 August 1830

Cast:

Albert: Hunt Willibald: [Robert] Keeley Nicola: Perkins Waldeck: [Frank?] Matthews Conrade: Baker Shadrac: Minton Jomelli: Salter sergeant: East soldier: Fuller

Montorio: J. Cooper inquisitor: Irwin chamberlain: Heath Bottle Imp: O. Smith gondoliers, musqueteers, officers, soldiers, inquisitors, guests at Nicola's villa, pages, domestics: [Unlisted] Marcelia: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Lucretia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Philippa: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

1)  Der Vampyr (11)

Performances:  First 27 July 1830; Previous 21 August 1830; Next 27 August 1830

Cast:

Eblis: O. Smith Der Vampyr: H[enry] Phillips Alexis Zeriny: T. Millar Yanitza: [Frank?] Matthews Marco: Irwin Ianthe: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Baron Kassova: Thorne Count Mavrocordo: H[enry] Phillips Wenzel: [James] Bland Martin Brunn: Minton Franz Boro: G[eorge] Penson Stephen Sarko: J. Russell Michael Zips: Salter Johan Bosky: Fuller peasantry of the Bannat, Transylvanians, Wallachians, Hungarians:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin

Jones       May       Miller       Sherriff       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Vials       Miss Perry       Mrs. Walsh       Miss Reid       Mrs. Wells       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Wills Henrika: Miss Betts Suzie Boro: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Liska: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

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2)  The Spring Lock (1)

Title Comment:  1st time here

Author: [Richard B. Peake]; Composer: George H. Rodwell

Performances:  First 23 August 1830; Next 24 August 1830

Genre:  (?Musical entertainment) new musical entertainment; 2 acts

First Night Cast:

Lorenzo de Medici (Grand Duke of Florence): Hunt (1st time) Ludovico de Medici (Lorenzo's cousin): [James] Bland Count Montefieri: [Frank?] Matthews Giulio (in the suite of Lodovico): James Vining Camaldoli (confidant of Lorenzo): Benson E. Hill Monaco (comic actor): J. Russell Doctor Manente (physician of Florence and rival to Dr. Flamingo): [Robert] Keeley Doctor Flamingo (rival to Manente): O. Smith

Zenobio: Fuller Burchiello: Irwin Amadore: Miller Mazzoneschi (black servant): Heath Lucillo: East Amarantha (daughter of Montefieri): Miss H[arriet] Cawse (1st time) Vergellina (Amarantha's attendant): Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Monna Brigida (wife of Doctor Manente): Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones

Scenery Description

• (I, i) outside a tavern in the city of Florence
• (I, ii) garden of the Montefieri Palace adjoining the Medici Palace—turret—oratory
• (I, iii) chamber in Dr. Manente's house
• (I, iv) saloon in Lorenzo's palace
• (I, v) [moonlight] the garden
• (I, vi) interior of the upper story of the turret, antique cabinet with the spring lock
• (II, i) apartment in the palace
• (II, ii) saloon in the Montefieri Palace
• (II, iii) an attic with bare walls
• (II, iv) interior of the physician's house
• (II, v) apartment in the turret, the cabinet and spring lock

3)  The Middle Temple; or, "Which Is My Son"? (4)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 20 July 1830; Next 26 August 1830

Cast:

Briefless: [Benjamin] Wrench Brutus Hairbrain: [Robert] Keeley Mr. Prettyman: W. Bennett Doggins: Salter Noggins: Fuller Hairbrain: Minton

Pounce: Heath John: Sanders Mrs. Middlemist: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones Julia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Penelope: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley

General, Commentary

• Deuce Is in Her appearing as first pc on NN bill and Wanted A Governess appearing third, postponed due to Miss Kelly's illness (announcement in 24 August bills)

1)  The Spring Lock (2)

Performances:  First 23 August 1830; Previous 23 August 1830; Next 25 August 1830

Cast:

Lorenzo de Medici: Hunt Ludovico de Medici: [James] Bland Count Montefieri: [Frank?] Matthews Giulio: James Vining Camaldoli: Benson E. Hill Monaco: J. Russell Doctor Manente: [Robert] Keeley Doctor Flamingo: O. Smith

Zenobio: Fuller Burchiello: Irwin Amadore: Miller Mazzoneschi: Heath Lucillo: East Amarantha: Miss H[arriet] Cawse Vergellina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Monna Brigida: Mrs. C[harles F.] Jones

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2)  Lying Made Easy (5)

Performances:  First 1 July 1830; Previous 6 August 1830; Next 26 August 1830

Cast:

Mr. Swallow: [George] Bartley Henry Swallow: Thorne Flam: [Benjamin] Wrench Mrs. Swallow: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Sophia: Miss [Cecilia?] Novello

3)  The Bottle Imp (10)

Performances:  First 4 August 1830; Previous 21 August 1830; Next 10 September 1830

Cast:

Albert: Hunt Willibald: [Robert] Keeley Nicola: Perkins Waldeck: [Frank?] Matthews Conrade: Baker Shadrac: Minton Jomelli: Salter sergeant: East soldier: Fuller

Montorio: J. Cooper inquisitor: Irwin chamberlain: Heath Bottle Imp: O. Smith gondoliers, musqueteers, officers, soldiers, inquisitors, guests at Nicola's villa, pages, domestics: [Unlisted] Marcelia: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley Lucretia: Miss [Leonora] Pincott Philippa: Miss H[arriet] Cawse

1)  Don Juan (17)

Performances:  First 5 July 1830; Previous 17 August 1830; Next 31 August 1830

Cast:

Don Juan: H[enry] Phillips Don Octavio: T. Millar Don Pedro: Aldridge Leporello: G[eorge] Penson Masetto: Thorne Donna Anna: Miss Betts Donna Elvira: Miss Ferguson Zerlina: Mrs. [Robert] Keeley peasantry, guests, domestics:       Bowman       Cooper       East       Fuller       Green       Heath       Henshaw       Irwin       Jones       May

Miller       Walsh       Willis       Miss Blackford       Mrs. East       Miss Gliddon       Miss S. Goward       Miss Melbourne       Miss [Cecilia?] Novello       Mrs. Nursey       Miss Perry       Miss Reid       Mrs. Tennant       Miss Vials       Mrs. Walsh       Mrs. Wells       Miss Wills       Sherriff

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