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Contents

• Seasonal Digest

• Daily Calendar For 1831-1832

• First Performance of Oct 1831

• First Performance of Nov 1831

• First Performance of Dec 1831

• First Performance of Jan 1832

• First Performance of Feb 1832

• First Performance of Mar 1832

• First Performance of Apr 1832

• First Performance of May 1832

• First Performance of Jun 1832

• First Performance of Jul 1832

• First Performance of Aug 1832

• Seasonal Summary

• Seasonal Dates

• Theatre Management and Back Stage Personnel

• Illustration

• Céleste, Mme. Céline (c1810/11–1882): Dancer, actress, manager 

• Authors/Pieces

• Music Composers/Pieces

• Song Composers/Pieces

• Choreographers/Pieces

• Entertainment/Pieces

• Spectacle/Pieces

• Scenery Designer/Scenes

• Pieces Performed and Summary Cast Lists

• Genres

• Actors

• Actresses

• Dancers

• Entertainers

• Musicians

• Singers

• General Music Composers/Pieces

• General Song Composers/Pieces

• General Choreographers/Pieces

• General Entertainment/Pieces

Seasonal Digest

The 1831-32 season opened on 3 October 1831, less than a week after that of the English Opera Company.  The writer for the Athenæum noted "the constant occupation by the English Opera Company has prevented any novelty in the way of decoration; but the house does not appear to need it" (24 September 1831, p. 621).  Indeed, the conditions of the theatre seem to have had very little bearing on its popularity, for this was to become one of the Adelphi's most successful seasons.  The company performed 27 plays for a total 212 performances.  Although it was rumored during the season that Charles Mathews was negotiating to sell his share of the Adelphi to Mr. Liston (Theatrical Observer, 14 December 1831), nothing came of this arrangement, and Mathews remained in partnership with Frederick Yates.

The highlight of the Adelphi's 1831-32 season was John Buckstone's melodrama, Victorine; or, I'll Sleep on It, which delighted audiences and critics alike, running for ninety performances.  This moral tale focused on a woman who, faced with the choice of two suitors, goes to sleep and dreams about what her life might be like if she married the less desirable of the two.  The Spectator announced in a review reprinted by the Adelphi management "the idea is good, the acting is as near perfection as may be, and the effect is excellent."  The Morning Herald exclaimed, "the scenery and appointments can be exceeded by none."  The Times concurred, saying, "the whole piece has been got up with great care" (19 October 1831).  Most attention focused on Elizabeth Yates' performance as Victorine, which was labeled "realistic" and "perfect" by the critics.  The descriptions of her acting note its truth and effectiveness; the Athenæum called it "the most real exhibition now on the stage" (17 December 1831, p. 821).  These accolades explain why historian Westland Marston called Mrs. Yates "clearly one of the forerunners of realism" (Our Recent Actors, Vol. 1, p. 20).

Another highly successful offering that October was a burlesque called Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore.  The piece parodied a controversial melodrama by the same name, concurrently playing at Drury Lane, which involved wild animals.  The Times reported on 27 October 1831, "Mr. Yates was in treaty with the pantomime actor (M. Martin), for himself and his beasts, before there was any notion of bringing them out upon a stage supposed to be dedicated to the legitimate drama, and...the higher prices offered by the proprietor of the Drury Lane put an end to the negotiation."  Yates' response was to have his resident playwright, John Buckstone, construct a burlesque of the popular piece.  Critics and audiences loved the show; the Athenæum commented that the actors' impersonation of the wild animals promised "to be more profitable and less expensive than the real ones...It is a most amusing parody on the others" (29 October 1831, p. 708).  Only one person went on record as having disapproved of the Adelphi production.  Charles Mathews told the Parliamentary Select Committee on Dramatic Literature that he had not consented to it and that "it should not have been done if I had been present" (Mathews, Memoirs of Charles Mathews, Comedian, IV, 489).

In addition to these two successes, Buckstone contributed five other plays to the Adelphi's repertory that season.  He "was principally engaged at the Haymarket [as a comic actor, but] all his more ambitious plays were for the Adelphi" wrote Maurice Disher in Blood and Thunder (p. 220).  Buckstone suited his plays to the talents of the Adelphi Company, with leading male roles for Frederick Yates, leading female roles for Elizabeth Yates, secondary female roles for Fanny Fitzwilliam, and comic roles for himself and John Reeve.  Frank Rahill writes in The World of Melodrama "plays everywhere...were written more or less with the special talents of particular companies in mind...but the practice of carpentering pieces to a company was developed to a higher degree at the Adelphi than elsewhere" (p. 166).  This perhaps explains why so many of the pieces met with such great acclaim.

In addition to the triumphs of Elizabeth Yates and John Buckstone, the 1831-32 season featured the debut of Madame Céline Céleste, the French actress who would later manage the Adelphi.  Her first appearance was as Hope Gough in William Bernard's The Wept of the Wish-Ton-Wish.  It was a non-speaking role.  Although the play received indifferent reviews, Mme. Céleste was praised for her dancing and stage-fighting abilities.  The Theatrical Observer said she "displayed some fine specimens of expressive gesticulation" (23 November 1831), hinting at the actress' future success on the Adelphi stage.

Scenery and spectacle, designed by Mr. Tompkins and Mr. Pitt, merited special attention during this season.  Robert Le Diable, the result of a collaboration by Fitzball, Buckstone, and the composer, Giacomo Meyerbeer, received great praise for its tableaux vivants, which were "most beautifully arranged, generally admired and greatly applauded" (Athenæum, 28 January 1832, p. 68).  The scenery for The Forgery; or, The Reading of the Will by Buckstone included reproductions of two paintings.

The Examiner reported on 11 March 1832:

Two scenes were greatly admired:  the first was a realization of Wilkie's "Village Politicians," the other of his "Reading of the Will"; both were very good—the latter, indeed, was most excellent; it could not have been so well done on any larger stage; the characters exactly filled the scene in most perfect grouping...the artist has reason to be satisfied with the arrangement of the manager.  He has done ample justice to his original.

Finally, a burlesque called The Printer's Devil; or, A Type of the Old One, presented in March 1832, was "based on Hogarth's 'The Idle Apprentice,'" according to Martin Meisel Realizations, p. 116. He notes this would not have been the case if not for the talents of Tompkins, and Meisel notes "the Adelphi was the theatre most given to the embodiment of illustrative fiction as pictorial drama" (p. 251).

The Adelphi season of 1831-32 closed with benefits for Elizabeth Yates (5 April 1832) and John Reeve (12 April 1832).  The bill for the latter date indicates that this was a command performance since it features the Royal Coat of Arms.  Charles Mathews presented his Comic Annual of 1833 during May, June, and July, once again garnering critical acclaim.  The final performance at the Adelphi this season was the 7 August benefit for the widow and children of John Isaacs, featuring four plays that were not part of the regular Adelphi repertory and several actors from other companies.

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Daily Calendar for 1831-1832

1)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (1)

Title Comment:  1st time ever; "Founded on a Norwegian superstition" (bill)

Author: [Edward Fitzball]; Composer: George H. Rodwell

Author Commentary:  "Written in collaboration with J. B. Buckstone" (bill)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Next 4 October 1831

Genre:  (Melodrama) entirely new and original romantic burletta spectacle

First Night Cast:

Hans Kietazbar (Norwegian fur merchant): Downe Petroffe (his son, just returned from Frederichstadt): John Reeve (brothers, elk hunters)       Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates       Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode (the Wizard of the Winds): O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago (dumb negro, attached to the wizard): Willson Mulkus Pupzz (old domestic, attached to the service of Hans): Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora (bride of Ennerike): Miss Daly Una (her bridesmaid): Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam (bridesmaids)       Floreska: Miss Novello       Oenza: Miss Beaumont

Cast Commentary

• The Childe brothers' name rendered on this and a few other bills as "Child"

Artistic Supervision

• Director: [Frederick H.] Yates

Dance

• dance: Norwegian dance:  Brown; King; Gibson

Spectacle

• spectacle: The terrific Kraken ([G?] Foster)
• spectacle: Desolation caused by the leviathan of the deep
• (during 12) spectacle: A terrific picture of general annihilation

Spectacle Commentary

• the annihilation effect "peculiar to this theatre" (bill)

Scenery Description

• (1) the Wizard's retreat ([Charles] Tomkins)
• (2) [sunrise] supposed purchase of the winds ([Charles] Tomkins)
• (3) cluster of rocks on the coast of Norway ([Charles] Tomkins)
• (4) interior of Hans' cottage ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
• (5) quicksands near the maelstrom ([Charles] Tomkins)
• (6) latticed conservatory ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
• (7) the wolf's lair ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
• (8) stalactistic retreat of the Wizard ([Charles] Tomkins)
• (9) basaltic fissure leading to the serpent's cave ([Charles] Tomkins)
• (10) hydrocopertic drop ([Charles] Tomkins)
• (11) interior of a Norwegian cottage at moonlight ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
• (12) lesser whirlpool approaching the maelstrom ([Charles] Tomkins)
• (13) basaltic galleries ([Thomas H.] Pitt)

2)  Was I to Blame? (1)

Author: [George H. Rodwell]

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Next 4 October 1831

Genre:  (Farce) favorite comic burletta; 1 act

First Night Cast:

Melville: [Frederick H.] Yates Lord Charles Everard: [Henry?] Hemming Mathew Multiply: Bayne Julia: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates

Title: General Commentary

• Cast truncated on the bill

3)  The Wreck Ashore [; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea] (1)

Title Comment:  Only the first act given

Author: [John B. Buckstone]

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Next 4 October 1831

Genre:  (Burletta) highly popular domestic drama of deep interest; 2 acts

First Night Cast:

Miles Bertram: [Frederick H.] Yates Walter Bernard: [Henry?] Hemming Grampus: O. Smith Marmaduke Magog: John Reeve Jemmy Starling: [John B.] Buckstone

Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Bella: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Dame Bernard: Mrs. Daly

1)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (2)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 3 October 1831; Next 5 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: John Reeve Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: Willson Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

2)  Was I to Blame? (2)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 3 October 1831; Next 5 October 1831

Cast:

Melville: [Frederick H.] Yates Lord Charles Everard: [Henry?] Hemming Mathew Multiply: Bayne Julia: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates

3)  The Wreck Ashore [; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea] (2)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 3 October 1831; Next 5 October 1831

Cast:

Miles Bertram: [Frederick H.] Yates Walter Bernard: [Henry?] Hemming Grampus: O. Smith Marmaduke Magog: John Reeve Jemmy Starling: [John B.] Buckstone

Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Bella: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Dame Bernard: Mrs. Daly

1)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (3)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 4 October 1831; Next 6 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: John Reeve Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: Willson Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

2)  Was I to Blame? (3)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 4 October 1831; Next 5 March 1832

Cast:

Melville: [Frederick H.] Yates Lord Charles Everard: [Henry?] Hemming Mathew Multiply: Bayne Julia: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates

3)  The Wreck Ashore [; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea] (3)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 4 October 1831; Next 6 October 1831

Cast:

Miles Bertram: [Frederick H.] Yates Walter Bernard: [Henry?] Hemming Grampus: O. Smith Marmaduke Magog: John Reeve Jemmy Starling: [John B.] Buckstone

Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Bella: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Dame Bernard: Mrs. Daly

1)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (4)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 5 October 1831; Next 7 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: Willson Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

Cast Changes:

BUT	Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone (replaces John Reeve)

Title: General Commentary

• Cast truncated on the bill

2)  The Wreck Ashore [; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea] (4)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 5 October 1831; Next 7 October 1831

Cast:

Miles Bertram: Gallot Walter Bernard: [Henry?] Hemming Grampus: O. Smith Marmaduke Magog: John Reeve Jemmy Starling: [John B.] Buckstone

Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Bella: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Dame Bernard: Mrs. Daly

Cast Changes:

BUT	Miles Bertram: Gallot (replaces [Frederick H.] Yates)

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

Author: [George H. Rodwell]

Performances:  First 6 October 1831; Next 7 October 1831

Genre:  (Farce) favorite comic burletta

First Night Cast:

Sir William Franklin: Downe Mr. Franklin: [Henry?] Hemming Doctor Growl: Bayne Tom Trippit: [James P.] Wilkinson Ellen: Miss Daly

1)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (5)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 6 October 1831; Next 8 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: Willson Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

2)  The Wreck Ashore [; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea] (5)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 6 October 1831; Next 8 October 1831

Cast:

Miles Bertram: Gallot Walter Bernard: [Henry?] Hemming Grampus: O. Smith Marmaduke Magog: John Reeve Jemmy Starling: [John B.] Buckstone

Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Bella: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Dame Bernard: Mrs. Daly

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

Performances:  First 6 October 1831; Previous 6 October 1831; Next 8 October 1831

Cast:

Sir William Franklin: Downe Mr. Franklin: [Henry?] Hemming Doctor Growl: Bayne Tom Trippit: [James P.] Wilkinson Ellen: Miss Daly

1)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (6)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 7 October 1831; Next 10 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: Willson Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

2)  The Wreck Ashore [; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea] (6)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 7 October 1831; Next 10 October 1831

Cast:

Miles Bertram: Gallot Walter Bernard: [Henry?] Hemming Grampus: O. Smith Marmaduke Magog: John Reeve Jemmy Starling: [John B.] Buckstone

Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Bella: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Dame Bernard: Mrs. Daly

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

Performances:  First 6 October 1831; Previous 7 October 1831; Next 9 January 1832

Cast:

Sir William Franklin: Downe Mr. Franklin: [Henry?] Hemming Doctor Growl: Bayne Tom Trippit: [James P.] Wilkinson Ellen: Miss Daly

1)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (7)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 8 October 1831; Next 11 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

Cast Changes:

BUT	Mago: [James] Paulo (replaces Willson)

2)  The Wreck Ashore [; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea] (7)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 8 October 1831; Next 11 October 1831

Cast:

Miles Bertram: Gallot Walter Bernard: [Henry?] Hemming Grampus: O. Smith Marmaduke Magog: John Reeve Jemmy Starling: [John B.] Buckstone

Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Bella: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Dame Bernard: Mrs. Daly

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

Author: [Samuel J. Arnold]

Performances:  First 10 October 1831; Next 11 October 1831

Genre:  (Burlesque) favorite burlesque burletta

First Night Cast:

Francisco: O. Smith Abrahamides (with imitations and heavy wit): John Reeve Dorothea: Miss Daly

Tinderella: Miss Novello Mopperella: Mrs. Daly Blousedora: Miss Beaumont

Title: General Commentary

• Cast truncated in the source

1)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (8)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 10 October 1831; Next 12 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

2)  The Wreck Ashore [; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea] (8)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 10 October 1831; Next 12 October 1831

Cast:

Miles Bertram: Gallot Walter Bernard: [Henry?] Hemming Grampus: O. Smith Marmaduke Magog: John Reeve Jemmy Starling: [John B.] Buckstone

Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Bella: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Dame Bernard: Mrs. Daly

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

Performances:  First 10 October 1831; Previous 10 October 1831; Next 12 October 1831

Cast:

Francisco: O. Smith Abrahamides: John Reeve Dorothea: Miss Daly

Tinderella: Miss Novello Mopperella: Mrs. Daly Blousedora: Miss Beaumont

1)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (9)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 11 October 1831; Next 13 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

2)  The Wreck Ashore [; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea] (9)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 11 October 1831; Next 13 October 1831

Cast:

Miles Bertram: Gallot Walter Bernard: [Henry?] Hemming Grampus: O. Smith Marmaduke Magog: John Reeve Jemmy Starling: [John B.] Buckstone

Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Bella: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Dame Bernard: Mrs. Daly

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

Performances:  First 10 October 1831; Previous 11 October 1831; Next 13 October 1831

Cast:

Francisco: O. Smith Abrahamides: John Reeve Dorothea: Miss Daly

Tinderella: Miss Novello Mopperella: Mrs. Daly Blousedora: Miss Beaumont

1)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (10)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 12 October 1831; Next 14 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

2)  The Wreck Ashore [; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea] (10)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 12 October 1831; Next 14 October 1831

Cast:

Miles Bertram: Gallot Walter Bernard: [Henry?] Hemming Grampus: O. Smith Marmaduke Magog: John Reeve Jemmy Starling: [John B.] Buckstone

Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Bella: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Dame Bernard: Mrs. Daly

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

Performances:  First 10 October 1831; Previous 12 October 1831; Next 14 October 1831

Cast:

Francisco: O. Smith Abrahamides: John Reeve Dorothea: Miss Daly

Tinderella: Miss Novello Mopperella: Mrs. Daly Blousedora: Miss Beaumont

1)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (11)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 13 October 1831; Next 15 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

2)  The Wreck Ashore [; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea] (11)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 13 October 1831; Next 15 October 1831

Cast:

Miles Bertram: Gallot Walter Bernard: [Henry?] Hemming Grampus: O. Smith Marmaduke Magog: John Reeve Jemmy Starling: [John B.] Buckstone

Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Bella: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Dame Bernard: Mrs. Daly

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

Performances:  First 10 October 1831; Previous 13 October 1831; Next 15 October 1831

Cast:

Francisco: O. Smith Abrahamides: John Reeve Dorothea: Miss Daly

Tinderella: Miss Novello Mopperella: Mrs. Daly Blousedora: Miss Beaumont

1)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (12)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 14 October 1831; Next 17 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

2)  The Wreck Ashore [; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea] (12)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 14 October 1831; Next 26 December 1831

Cast:

Miles Bertram: Gallot Walter Bernard: [Henry?] Hemming Grampus: O. Smith Marmaduke Magog: John Reeve Jemmy Starling: [John B.] Buckstone

Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Bella: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Dame Bernard: Mrs. Daly

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

Performances:  First 10 October 1831; Previous 14 October 1831; Next 9 February 1832

Cast:

Francisco: O. Smith Abrahamides: John Reeve Dorothea: Miss Daly

Tinderella: Miss Novello Mopperella: Mrs. Daly Blousedora: Miss Beaumont

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

Title Comment:  1st time ever; "Partly from the French, chiefly original" (bill)

Author: [John B. Buckstone]; Composer: George H. Rodwell

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Next 18 October 1831

Genre:  (Melodrama) new and peculiar burletta of domestic interest; 3 acts

First Night Cast:

(characters in Act I)       Alexandre (roue, aged thirty-five): [Frederick H.] Yates       Michael (journeyman upholsterer, aged twenty-one): [Henry?] Hemming       Victorine (an embroideress, aged nineteen): Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates       Elise (a semptress, aged twenty): Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam (characters in Act II)       M. de St. Alexandre (horse-dealer, aged forty): [Frederick H.] Yates       Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming       Bijou (a groom): Master Bush       coachmen, servants:             [Frederick H.] Mordaunt             [James] Paulo       Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates       Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam       Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello       Mr. Bonassus (jeweller, aged thirty-five): John Reeve       Blaise (Bonassus's man, aged twenty): [John B.] Buckstone       Macaire (friend of De St. Alexandre): Sanders       cooks:             Fry             Ashton       Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly

(characters in Act III)       Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates       Cisar Chanteloupe (Alexandre's companion, an old soldier of the Imperial Army): O. Smith       Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve       Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone       Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming       Bernard (silversmith): V. Webster       sergeants of the National Guard:             S[tephen] Smith             Morris       tradesmen, friends of Michael:             Childe             E. Childe             [Frederick H.] Mordaunt             Billin             Fry             Miss [Millie?] Barnett             Miss Beaumont             Miss Kench             Miss Walsh       Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates       Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam       Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

Scenery Description

• (I, i) mansarde of Victorine in the Rue St. Honore ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
• (II, i) [5 years later] splendid apartments in the palace of the Duke de ---- ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
• (II, ii) apartments in the house of Mr. Bonassus ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
• (III, i) [20 years later] room in a ci-devant gambling house ([Thomas H.] Pitt)
• (III, ii) Notre Dame at night ([Charles] Tomkins)
• (III, iii) Rue de Temple ([Charles] Tomkins)

2)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (13)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 15 October 1831; Next 18 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

3)  Billy Taylor! The Gay Young Fellow (1)

Title Comment:  Subtitle not on bill

Author: [John B. Buckstone]

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Next 18 October 1831

Genre:  (Burlesque) favorite burlesque burletta

First Night Cast:

Billy Taylor: John Reeve Carolus: O. Smith Capt. Flatbottem: Gallot

Nicholas: S[tephen] Smith Mary Wagstaff: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Kitty Sligo: Miss Daly

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

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 17 October 1831; Next 19 October 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (14)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 17 October 1831; Next 19 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

3)  Billy Taylor! The Gay Young Fellow (2)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 17 October 1831; Next 19 October 1831

Cast:

Billy Taylor: John Reeve Carolus: O. Smith Capt. Flatbottem: Gallot

Nicholas: S[tephen] Smith Mary Wagstaff: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Kitty Sligo: Miss Daly

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

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 18 October 1831; Next 20 October 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (15)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 18 October 1831; Next 20 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

3)  Billy Taylor! The Gay Young Fellow (3)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 18 October 1831; Next 20 October 1831

Cast:

Billy Taylor: John Reeve Carolus: O. Smith Capt. Flatbottem: Gallot

Nicholas: S[tephen] Smith Mary Wagstaff: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Kitty Sligo: Miss Daly

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

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 19 October 1831; Next 21 October 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (16)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 19 October 1831; Next 21 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

3)  Billy Taylor! The Gay Young Fellow (4)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 19 October 1831; Next 21 October 1831

Cast:

Billy Taylor: John Reeve Carolus: O. Smith Capt. Flatbottem: Gallot

Nicholas: S[tephen] Smith Mary Wagstaff: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Kitty Sligo: Miss Daly

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

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 20 October 1831; Next 22 October 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (17)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 20 October 1831; Next 22 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

3)  Billy Taylor! The Gay Young Fellow (5)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 20 October 1831; Next 22 October 1831

Cast:

Billy Taylor: John Reeve Carolus: O. Smith Capt. Flatbottem: Gallot

Nicholas: S[tephen] Smith Mary Wagstaff: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Kitty Sligo: Miss Daly

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

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 21 October 1831; Next 24 October 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (18)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 21 October 1831; Next 24 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Floreska: Miss Novello Oenza: Miss Beaumont

3)  Billy Taylor! The Gay Young Fellow (6)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 21 October 1831; Next 19 March 1832

Cast:

Billy Taylor: John Reeve Carolus: O. Smith Capt. Flatbottem: Gallot

Nicholas: S[tephen] Smith Mary Wagstaff: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Kitty Sligo: Miss Daly

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

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 22 October 1831; Next 25 October 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

Title: General Commentary

• Cast truncated on the bill

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (1)

Title Comment:  1st time ever

Author: [John B. Buckstone]

Author Commentary:  MS note on bill "J. B. Buckstone"

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Next 25 October 1831

Genre:  (Burlesque) new grand burletta quadrupedical squib (with serpents) adapted to existing dramatic circumstances

First Night Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       [Frederick H.] Yates       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

(quadrupeds in the squib)       The Lion: John Reeve       The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson       ghost of the deceased kangaroo: [John B.] Buckstone       The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam       boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted]       donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" (bipeds)       Hyder Ali (Sultan of Mysore): S[tephen] Smith       Sadhusing (Nabob of Bangalore): [Frederick H.] Yates       Mrs. Sadhusing (his wife): Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Sadhusing (his daughter): Miss Beaumont       a fine child: "Young Gentleman" (engaged for the occasion)

Spectacle

• spectacle: Overthrow of the Bipeds by the Quadrupeds and Apotheosis of the present state of siege

Title: General Commentary

• bill contains "a synopsis of incidents"

3)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (19)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 22 October 1831; Next 25 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Miss Novello Floreska: [Unknown] Oenza: Miss Beaumont

Cast Changes:

BUT	Floreska: [Unknown] (replaces Miss Novello)
	Una: Miss Novello (replaces Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam)

Cast Commentary

• "The public is most respectfully informed that Miss Novello will perform the character of Una in The Sea Serpent, this and the following evenings" (printed apology, date not given but surmised)
• No cast given on this bill

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

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 24 October 1831; Next 26 October 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (2)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 24 October 1831; Next 26 October 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam       [Frederick H.] Yates

The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman" ghost of the deceased kangaroo: [John B.] Buckstone

3)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (20)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 24 October 1831; Next 26 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Miss Novello Floreska: [Unknown] Oenza: Miss Beaumont

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

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 25 October 1831; Next 27 October 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (3)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 25 October 1831; Next 27 October 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam       [Frederick H.] Yates

The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman" ghost of the deceased kangaroo: [John B.] Buckstone

3)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (21)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 25 October 1831; Next 27 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Miss Novello Floreska: [Unknown] Oenza: Miss Beaumont

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

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 26 October 1831; Next 28 October 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (4)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 26 October 1831; Next 28 October 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam       [Frederick H.] Yates

The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman" ghost of the deceased kangaroo: [John B.] Buckstone

3)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (22)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 26 October 1831; Next 28 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Miss Novello Floreska: [Unknown] Oenza: Miss Beaumont

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (11)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 27 October 1831; Next 29 October 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (5)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 27 October 1831; Next 29 October 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam       [Frederick H.] Yates

The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman" ghost of the deceased kangaroo: [John B.] Buckstone

3)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (23)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 27 October 1831; Next 29 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Miss Novello Floreska: [Unknown] Oenza: Miss Beaumont

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (12)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 28 October 1831; Next 31 October 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (6)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 28 October 1831; Next 31 October 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam       [Frederick H.] Yates

The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman" ghost of the deceased kangaroo: [John B.] Buckstone

3)  The Sea Serpent; or, The Wizard of the Winds! (24)

Performances:  First 3 October 1831; Previous 28 October 1831

Cast:

Hans Kietazbar: Downe Petroffe: [John B.] Buckstone Orcovan: [Frederick H.] Yates Ennerike: [Henry?] Hemming Norvorgode: O. Smith Captain Seabert: S[tephen] Smith Mago: [James] Paulo Mulkus Pupzz: Sanders Karlitz: Morris elk hunters, sailors:

Billin       Fry       Childe       H. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Newman Zora: Miss Daly Una: Miss Novello Floreska: [Unknown] Oenza: Miss Beaumont

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (13)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 29 October 1831; Next 1 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (7)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 29 October 1831; Next 1 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

[Frederick H.] Yates The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

Cast Changes:

OMITS

ghost of the deceased kangaroo: [John B.] Buckstone

3)  The Floating Beacon [; or, The Norwegian Wreckers] (1)

Author: [Edward Fitzball]

Performances:  First 31 October 1831; Next 1 November 1831

Genre:  (Melodrama) favorite nautical burletta

First Night Cast:

Angerstaff (captain of the Beacon): [Frederick H.] Yates Frederick (an orphan): [Henry?] Hemming Jack Junk (British sailor): Gallot Weignstodt (a benevolent fisherman): Downe

Ormanloff: S[tephen] Smith Maurice: Sanders Mariette (the mysterious woman of the Beacon): Miss Daly Christine (the fisherman's daughter): Miss Novello

Spectacle

• spectacle: Explosion and foundering of the Beacon

Scenery Description

• (1) deck of the Beacon lighted up during a storm

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (14)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 31 October 1831; Next 2 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (8)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 31 October 1831; Next 2 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

[Frederick H.] Yates The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

3)  The Floating Beacon [; or, The Norwegian Wreckers] (2)

Performances:  First 31 October 1831; Previous 31 October 1831; Next 2 November 1831

Cast:

Angerstaff: [Frederick H.] Yates Frederick: [Henry?] Hemming Jack Junk: Gallot Weignstodt: Downe

Ormanloff: S[tephen] Smith Maurice: Sanders Mariette: Miss Daly Christine: Miss Novello

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (15)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 1 November 1831; Next 3 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (9)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 1 November 1831; Next 3 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

[Frederick H.] Yates The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

3)  The Floating Beacon [; or, The Norwegian Wreckers] (3)

Performances:  First 31 October 1831; Previous 1 November 1831; Next 3 November 1831

Cast:

Angerstaff: [Frederick H.] Yates Frederick: [Henry?] Hemming Jack Junk: Gallot Weignstodt: Downe

Ormanloff: S[tephen] Smith Maurice: Sanders Mariette: Miss Daly Christine: Miss Novello

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (16)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 2 November 1831; Next 4 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (10)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 2 November 1831; Next 4 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

[Frederick H.] Yates The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

3)  The Floating Beacon [; or, The Norwegian Wreckers] (4)

Performances:  First 31 October 1831; Previous 2 November 1831; Next 4 November 1831

Cast:

Angerstaff: [Frederick H.] Yates Frederick: [Henry?] Hemming Jack Junk: Gallot Weignstodt: Downe

Ormanloff: S[tephen] Smith Maurice: Sanders Mariette: Miss Daly Christine: Miss Novello

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (17)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 3 November 1831; Next 5 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (11)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 3 November 1831; Next 5 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

[Frederick H.] Yates The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

3)  The Floating Beacon [; or, The Norwegian Wreckers] (5)

Performances:  First 31 October 1831; Previous 3 November 1831; Next 5 November 1831

Cast:

Angerstaff: [Frederick H.] Yates Frederick: [Henry?] Hemming Jack Junk: Gallot Weignstodt: Downe

Ormanloff: S[tephen] Smith Maurice: Sanders Mariette: Miss Daly Christine: Miss Novello

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (18)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 4 November 1831; Next 7 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (12)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 4 November 1831; Next 7 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

[Frederick H.] Yates The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

3)  The Floating Beacon [; or, The Norwegian Wreckers] (6)

Performances:  First 31 October 1831; Previous 4 November 1831; Next 7 November 1831

Cast:

Angerstaff: [Frederick H.] Yates Frederick: [Henry?] Hemming Jack Junk: Gallot Weignstodt: Downe

Ormanloff: S[tephen] Smith Maurice: Sanders Mariette: Miss Daly Christine: Miss Novello

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (19)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 5 November 1831; Next 8 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (13)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 5 November 1831; Next 8 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

[Frederick H.] Yates The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

3)  The Floating Beacon [; or, The Norwegian Wreckers] (7)

Performances:  First 31 October 1831; Previous 5 November 1831; Next 8 November 1831

Cast:

Angerstaff: [Frederick H.] Yates Frederick: [Henry?] Hemming Jack Junk: Gallot Weignstodt: Downe

Ormanloff: S[tephen] Smith Maurice: Sanders Mariette: Miss Daly Christine: Miss Novello

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (20)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 7 November 1831; Next 9 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (14)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 7 November 1831; Next 9 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

[Frederick H.] Yates The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

3)  The Floating Beacon [; or, The Norwegian Wreckers] (8)

Performances:  First 31 October 1831; Previous 7 November 1831; Next 9 November 1831

Cast:

Angerstaff: [Frederick H.] Yates Frederick: [Henry?] Hemming Jack Junk: Gallot Weignstodt: Downe

Ormanloff: S[tephen] Smith Maurice: Sanders Mariette: Miss Daly Christine: Miss Novello

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (21)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 8 November 1831; Next 10 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (15)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 8 November 1831; Next 10 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

[Frederick H.] Yates The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

3)  The Floating Beacon [; or, The Norwegian Wreckers] (9)

Performances:  First 31 October 1831; Previous 8 November 1831; Next 10 November 1831

Cast:

Angerstaff: [Frederick H.] Yates Frederick: [Henry?] Hemming Jack Junk: Gallot Weignstodt: Downe

Ormanloff: S[tephen] Smith Maurice: Sanders Mariette: Miss Daly Christine: Miss Novello

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (22)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 9 November 1831; Next 11 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (16)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 9 November 1831; Next 11 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

[Frederick H.] Yates The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

3)  The Floating Beacon [; or, The Norwegian Wreckers] (10)

Performances:  First 31 October 1831; Previous 9 November 1831; Next 11 November 1831

Cast:

Angerstaff: [Frederick H.] Yates Frederick: [Henry?] Hemming Jack Junk: Gallot Weignstodt: Downe

Ormanloff: S[tephen] Smith Maurice: Sanders Mariette: Miss Daly Christine: Miss Novello

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (23)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 10 November 1831; Next 12 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (17)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 10 November 1831; Next 12 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

[Frederick H.] Yates The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

3)  The Floating Beacon [; or, The Norwegian Wreckers] (11)

Performances:  First 31 October 1831; Previous 10 November 1831; Next 12 November 1831

Cast:

Angerstaff: [Frederick H.] Yates Frederick: [Henry?] Hemming Jack Junk: Gallot Weignstodt: Downe

Ormanloff: S[tephen] Smith Maurice: Sanders Mariette: Miss Daly Christine: Miss Novello

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (24)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 11 November 1831; Next 14 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (18)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 11 November 1831; Next 14 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

[Frederick H.] Yates The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

3)  The Floating Beacon [; or, The Norwegian Wreckers] (12)

Performances:  First 31 October 1831; Previous 11 November 1831; Next 17 November 1831

Cast:

Angerstaff: [Frederick H.] Yates Frederick: [Henry?] Hemming Jack Junk: Gallot Weignstodt: Downe

Ormanloff: S[tephen] Smith Maurice: Sanders Mariette: Miss Daly Christine: Miss Novello

Illustration: Céleste, Mme. Céline (c1810/11–1882): Dancer, actress, manager  [1st Performance Nov 14, 1831]

Title: Céleste, Mme. Céline (c1810/11–1882): Dancer, actress, manager Description: Céleste, Mme. Céline (c1810/11–1882) Born in Paris and studied at the Paris Conservatory.  In 1827, she made her first professional appearance at the Bowery Theatre, New York.  At age of 18, she married Henry Elliott of Baltimore, with whom she had a daughter.  Elliott died soon after the marriage.  In 1830, she moved to England where she played mute parts, which allowed her to conceal her halting English. 1st Performance: Nov 14, 1831 Theatre: Adelphi Source: Photo by C. D. Fredricks.  Located on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madame_C%C3%A9leste; http://www.neiu.edu/"rghiggin/ephem/People.html., Nov 14, 1831

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (25)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 12 November 1831; Next 15 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (19)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 12 November 1831; Next 15 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

[Frederick H.] Yates The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

3)  The Red Rover; or, The Mutiny of the Dolphin (1)

Title Comment:  Based on Cooper's novel

Author: [Edward Fitzball]; Composer: George H. Rodwell

Performances:  First 14 November 1831; Next 15 November 1831

Genre:  (Melodrama) favorite nautical burletta; 2 acts

First Night Cast:

The Red Rover: [Frederick H.] Yates Lieutenant Wilder: [Henry?] Hemming Fid: Gallot Guinea: King Corporal Stiff: Sanders

Sam: S[tephen] Smith first mutineer: Morris Hector Homespun (the gossiping taylor of Newport): [James P.] Wilkinson Madame de Lacy: Mrs. Gallot Gertrude: Miss Daly

Music

• (before I) Overture (Hummel)

Spectacle

• spectacle: Mutiny
• spectacle: Burning and sinking of the vessel

Scenery Description

• (1) exterior of Newport Harbour, Rover's ship at anchor
• (2) landscape
• (3) coast view
• (4) [moonlight] broadside section of Rover's ship at anchor, receding coast
• (5) [sunrise] main deck of Rover's ship

General, Advertisement

• "The new burletta in which Mlle. Céleste, of the Academie Royale, Paris, will make her first appearance is postponed for days [November 21, 1831]" (bill)

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (26)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 14 November 1831; Next 16 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (20)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 14 November 1831; Next 16 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

[Frederick H.] Yates The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

3)  The Red Rover; or, The Mutiny of the Dolphin (2)

Performances:  First 14 November 1831; Previous 14 November 1831; Next 16 November 1831

Cast:

The Red Rover: [Frederick H.] Yates Lieutenant Wilder: [Henry?] Hemming Fid: Gallot Guinea: King Corporal Stiff: Sanders

Sam: S[tephen] Smith first mutineer: Morris Hector Homespun: [James P.] Wilkinson Madame de Lacy: Mrs. Gallot Gertrude: Miss Daly

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (27)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 15 November 1831; Next 17 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (21)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 15 November 1831; Next 17 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

[Frederick H.] Yates The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: [Frederick H.] Yates Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

3)  The Red Rover; or, The Mutiny of the Dolphin (3)

Performances:  First 14 November 1831; Previous 15 November 1831

Cast:

The Red Rover: [Frederick H.] Yates Lieutenant Wilder: [Henry?] Hemming Fid: Gallot Guinea: King Corporal Stiff: Sanders

Sam: S[tephen] Smith first mutineer: Morris Hector Homespun: [James P.] Wilkinson Madame de Lacy: Mrs. Gallot Gertrude: Miss Daly

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (28)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 16 November 1831; Next 18 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [James P.] Wilkinson Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

Cast Changes:

BUT	Alexandre: [James P.] Wilkinson (replaces [Frederick H.] Yates)

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (22)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 16 November 1831; Next 18 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

Gallot The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: Gallot Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

Cast Changes:

ADDS	characters in the introduction and interruptions: Gallot
BUT	Sadhusing: Gallot (replaces [Frederick H.] Yates)
OMITS	characters in the introduction and interruptions: [Frederick H.] Yates

3)  The Floating Beacon [; or, The Norwegian Wreckers] (13)

Performances:  First 31 October 1831; Previous 12 November 1831; Next 18 November 1831

Cast:

Angerstaff: O. Smith Frederick: [Henry?] Hemming Jack Junk: Gallot Weignstodt: Downe

Ormanloff: S[tephen] Smith Maurice: Sanders Mariette: Miss Daly Christine: Miss Novello

Cast Changes:

BUT	Angerstaff: O. Smith (replaces [Frederick H.] Yates)

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (29)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 17 November 1831; Next 19 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [James P.] Wilkinson Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (23)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 17 November 1831; Next 19 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

Gallot The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: Gallot Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"

3)  The Floating Beacon [; or, The Norwegian Wreckers] (14)

Performances:  First 31 October 1831; Previous 17 November 1831; Next 19 November 1831

Cast:

Angerstaff: O. Smith Frederick: [Henry?] Hemming Jack Junk: Gallot Weignstodt: Downe

Ormanloff: S[tephen] Smith Maurice: Sanders Mariette: Miss Daly Christine: Miss Novello

1)  Victorine; or, "I'll Sleep on It" (30)

Performances:  First 17 October 1831; Previous 18 November 1831; Next 21 November 1831

Cast:

Alexandre: [James P.] Wilkinson Michael: [Henry?] Hemming Victorine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam M. de St. Alexandre: [Frederick H.] Yates Michael, foreman to an upholsterer, aged twenty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bijou: Master Bush coachmen, servants:       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       [James] Paulo Madame St. Victor, aged twenty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Madame Le Baronne Elise, aged twenty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Justine, femme de chambre to Madame St. Victor: Miss Novello Mr. Bonassus: John Reeve Blaise: [John B.] Buckstone Macaire: Sanders cooks:       Fry       Ashton Mrs. Bonassus: Mrs. Daly Alexandre, juggler and escaped convict, aged sixty: [Frederick H.] Yates

Cisar Chanteloupe: O. Smith Mr. Bonassus, widower, aged thirty-five: John Reeve Blaise, Bonassus's valet, aged forty: [John B.] Buckstone Michael, Captain of the National Guard, aged forty-six: [Henry?] Hemming Bernard: V. Webster sergeants of the National Guard:       S[tephen] Smith       Morris tradesmen, friends of Michael:       Childe       E. Childe       [Frederick H.] Mordaunt       Billin       Fry       Miss [Millie?] Barnett       Miss Beaumont       Miss Kench       Miss Walsh Victorine, keeper of a lodging house, aged forty-four: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates Elise, vendor of oranges, aged forty-five: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam Sophie: Mrs. Gallot

2)  Hyder Ali; or, The Lions of Mysore (24)

Performances:  First 24 October 1831; Previous 18 November 1831; Next 21 November 1831

Cast:

characters in the introduction and interruptions:       John Reeve       [James P.] Wilkinson       Tomkins       Pitt       Evans       Godbee       De Boos       [James] Paulo       "The Carpenters"       Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam

Gallot The Lion: John Reeve The Tiger: [James P.] Wilkinson The Tiger Cat: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam boas, pelicans, kangaroos, monkies, bulls, cocks, hens: [Unlisted] donkey: "An Obstinate Ass" Hyder Ali: S[tephen] Smith Sadhusing: Gallot Mrs. Sadhusing: Miss [Millie?] Barnett Miss Sadhusing: Miss Beaumont a fine child: "Young Gentleman"