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THE LONDON STAGE 1800-1900
Joseph Donohue and James Ellis, General Editors
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THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI
(formerly THE SANS PAREIL THEATRE)
1806-1900
Calendar for 1843-1844
Edited by Franklin & Mary Case
A Publication of
The Adelphi Calendar Project
Alfred L. Nelson and Gilbert B. Cross, General Editors
Theodore J. Seward, Jr., Systems Analyst
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No change occurred in the proprietorship of the theatre this season; Thomas Gladstane continued as the lessee. The stage manager was Edward Stirling, who, as in the previous season, also served as the in-house dramatist. His piece, The Bohemians, was by far the most played (seventy-one times).
The New York Morning Herald bade "farewell" to English drama in this year. "It is evident that the English drama on both sides of the Atlantic is on its last legs. And it is also very clear that this state of decrepitude has been the result as much, if not more, from the want of machinery to keep it up, as from the change in public taste" (quoted in the Theatrical Observer, 3 January 1844).
In England, adaptations of Charles Dickens' novels continued. A Christmas Carol was dramatized at four theatres, and Edward Stirling's version proved as popular as his Barnaby Rudge of the penultimate season.
A review from the Times is indicative of the high acclaim accorded A Christmas Carol.
In it, the whole comic strength of the house is engaged, and all play their parts well. The spectral appearance of the defunct partner of the old miser is admirably managed—a better ghost was never put upon the stage. He renders night not only hideous but also ludicrous, and many of the more unsophisticated part of the audience scarcely know whether to be frightened or to shake with laughter. Mr. O. Smith, Mr. Wright, Mr. Forman, Mr. Sanders, and Mrs. F. Matthews played their parts well. The house rewarded their exertions by long, loud, and rapturous applause.
Other papers were equally positive in their reviews. The Morning Chronicle, the Examiner, Morning Post, Sunday Times, Bell's Life in London, and Weekly Dispatch all gave excellent, favorable reviews:
A burlesque version of Richard III was performed in February. Shakespeare's version was being occasionally played at Drury Lane, somewhat incongruously yoked with Harlequin and King Pepin. Charles Kean was playing the evil Richard. The Adelphi piece was highly ludicrous, and "Wright greatly added to the humour of the burlesque by imitating Charles Kean, and in the last scene where he fights with Richmond, he convulsed the house with laughter" (Theatrical Observer, 14 February 1844).
In March, a new melodrama appeared titled Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State, it commanded a large cast, new scenery, and splendid effects. The plot gives some idea of the piece.
Ernest de Frideburg (Lyon) is falsely charged with treason to his king, Frederick II, of Prussia (Braid). His daughter, Ulrica (Mrs. Yates), grows up in ignorance of her true parentage. She learns by chance of her father's imprisonment and goes to seek him, sinking exhausted at the mountain pass near her father's prison. Here she meets Herman, a dumb boy (Wieland) who is to be her father's jailer. He bears a letter of recommendation from de Frideburg's enemy, the Count D'Osborn (Maynard). The dumb boy attempts Ulrica's life for a gold cross she wears. A sudden storm fortuitously precipitates Herman to his ruin over the cliff edge. Ulrica has his letter and becomes her father's jailer in disguise. Count D'Osborn, who has forced Ulrica's true mother to marry him, apprehends the father and daughter attempting to escape. He determines to kill de Frideburg, but the honest Burl (O. Smith) saves him. The King learns what has occurred and condemns the villainous D'Osborn to death. Phelim O'Tug (Hamilton) makes successful suit to Christine (Miss Chaplin) in a subplot.
This Gothic melodrama failed to please, despite the efforts of the company, and had to be withdrawn after a dozen performances.
29 March was the last night of the regular season and was Wright's benefit, supported by Paul J. Bedford and James P. Wilkinson.
On this night, Wright and Miss Woolgar performed the dance from Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled; it was the "gitanacachucacracoviennebolerotarantella." The night's performance culminated with fireworks. As the bill put it, "Mr. W. H. Darby, Artist to the Royal Gardens, Vauxhall, and the Theatres Royal, will, at the termination of the Performance, exhibit a Superb Display of Fire-Works! In representation of the Finale to a General Pyrotechnic Display, as exhibited in the Gardens of Versailles. This Beautiful Tableaux will encompass the entire stage."
The post seasonal entertainment saw the ever-popular Henry Anderson, the Great Wizard of the North, returning to the Adelphi. Malone Raymond—"the clever representative of Hibernian characters" assisted him. Raymond had successfully given his dramatic and musical monopolylogues in Liverpool and other provincial towns.
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2 October 1843 Monday Evening Adelphi |
2 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Marie (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever; Nicoll, IV, 260—"licenced as Marie; or, The Pearl of Savoy"
Author: [Charles Z. Barnett]
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Next 3 October 1843
Genre: (Melodrama) powerful domestic drama; 3 acts
First Night Cast:
Count de Fleury: Lyon
Andre (Marquis de Sivry): [George R.] Braid (of TR Bristol, 1st app here)
Loustalot (father to Marie): O. Smith
Pierrot (a Savoyard): R. Hughes (late of TR DL)
Laroque (secretary to Count de Fleury): Sanders
Mons. Granville: Leigh Smith
Charles: Freeborn
Savoyards:
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Brown
Miss Fenton
Miss Mott
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Bell
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Clifford
Miss May
Page
Hunt
Gilmer
Rivers
Jones
Bowtal
Butler
Shaw
pages:
Butler
Honey
guests:
Rivers
Bowtal
Jones
ladies:
Miss Brown
Miss Turnour
Marie (the Pearl of Savoy): Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Sivry: Mrs. David Lee (from TR Bristol, 1st app here)
Mademoiselle Delbec: Miss Wiltshire
Madeline (mother to Marie): Mrs. Woolidge
Fanchette: Miss Mott
Lucille: Miss Berenger
Conchon: Miss Emma Stanley
Cast Commentary
- We believe Miss Wayte may be Miss Waite of the previous season
Song
- song: Mock bravura: in character: Miss Emma Stanley
Scenery Description
- (I, i) home
- (II, i) Paris
- (III, i) Paris and Savoy
2) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever Nicoll gives 1st perf as 9/11/1843 at Queens. Based on Pixerecourt's Ondine; ou, la Nymph des Eaux (Paris 17 Feb 1830)
Author: Edward Fitzball; Choreographer: Fred Frampton; Composer: George H. Rodwell; Composer: Signor [Cesare] Pugni
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Next 3 October 1843
Genre: (Ballet opera) grand operatic ballet spectacle; 2 acts
First Night Cast:
(mortals)
Nicolo (fisherman): [George] Maynard
Matteo (young fisherman under the influence of the Naiad's spell): [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa (renovator, or tailor): [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina (daughter to Nicolo, betrothed to Matteo): Miss Bromley (1st app)
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
(Spirits of the Silvery Wave)
Aquarina (Queen of the Water Spirits): Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad (her daughter): Mlle. Céleste Stephan (from the Conservatoire, Paris, 1st app on English stage)
(Spirits of the Silvery Wave: naiads)
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Fenton
(Demons of the Flood)
Khuleborn (the Storm Demon): [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
Music
- cavatina: When the Moon Looks Down on the Silent Deep
- barcarole: The Golden Sun Is In the West
Music Commentary
- The above may be songs; the bill is not clear
Song
- song: Flowers to Strew and Garlands to Twine: Chorus of peasantry
- song: Come Sail with Me in My Fairy Boat: Chorus of peasantry
- song: In Our Cabin By the Sea
- chorus: Dance to the Merry Castanette
- fisherman's glee: A Cup of Wine from the Juicy Vine
- vesper hymn: Grant Us Mother Calm Repose
- song: Come Return with Me, Renew Thine Airy Form
Dance
- dance: Pas de fascination
- dance: Shadow dance
- dance: Pas diabolique: in character: [Edward R.] Wright; in character: [George] Wieland
Spectacle
- spectacle: A shower of many-coloured gems
- spectacle: Mystic rising of the Naiad from the sea
- spectacle: Fete of the Madonna
Scenery Description
- (1) palace of the Water Queen beneath the silver wave
- (2) [Italy] the shores of the Mediterranean
- (3) Nicolo's cottage
- (4) the dominion of fancy
- (5) Giannina's chamber at sunrise
- (6) halls of chrysolite and grotto of beauty beneath the waters
3) Binks the Bagman (1)
Author: [Joseph S. Coyne]
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Next 3 October 1843
Genre: (Farce)
First Night Cast:
Binks (the Bagman): [Edward R.] Wright
Kit Crimmins: R. Hughes
Jack Robinson: S[tephen] Smith
Thomas: Sanders
Boots: Butler
Mrs. Crimmins: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Robinson: Miss Mott
Mary: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
General, Song
3 October 1843 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
2 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Marie (2)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 2 October 1843; Next 4 October 1843
Cast:
Count de Fleury: Lyon
Andre: [George R.] Braid
Loustalot: O. Smith
Pierrot: R. Hughes
Laroque: Sanders
Mons. Granville: Leigh Smith
Charles: Freeborn
Savoyards:
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Brown
Miss Fenton
Miss Mott
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Bell
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Clifford
Miss May
Page
Hunt
Gilmer
Rivers
Jones
Bowtal
Butler
Shaw
pages:
Butler
Honey
guests:
Rivers
Bowtal
Jones
ladies:
Miss Brown
Miss Turnour
Marie: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Sivry: Mrs. David Lee
Mademoiselle Delbec: Miss Wiltshire
Madeline: Mrs. Woolidge
Fanchette: Miss Mott
Lucille: Miss Berenger
Conchon: Miss Emma Stanley
2) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (2)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 2 October 1843; Next 4 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Fenton
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
3) Binks the Bagman (2)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 2 October 1843; Next 4 October 1843
Cast:
Binks: [Edward R.] Wright
Kit Crimmins: R. Hughes
Jack Robinson: S[tephen] Smith
Thomas: Sanders
Boots: Butler
Mrs. Crimmins: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Robinson: Miss Mott
Mary: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
4 October 1843 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
2 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Marie (3)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 3 October 1843; Next 5 October 1843
Cast:
Count de Fleury: Lyon
Andre: [George R.] Braid
Loustalot: O. Smith
Pierrot: R. Hughes
Laroque: Sanders
Mons. Granville: Leigh Smith
Charles: Freeborn
Savoyards:
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Brown
Miss Fenton
Miss Mott
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Bell
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Clifford
Miss May
Page
Hunt
Gilmer
Rivers
Jones
Bowtal
Butler
Shaw
pages:
Butler
Honey
guests:
Rivers
Bowtal
Jones
ladies:
Miss Brown
Miss Turnour
Marie: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Sivry: Mrs. David Lee
Mademoiselle Delbec: Miss Wiltshire
Madeline: Mrs. Woolidge
Fanchette: Miss Mott
Lucille: Miss Berenger
Conchon: Miss Emma Stanley
2) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (3)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 3 October 1843; Next 5 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Fenton
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
3) Binks the Bagman (3)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 3 October 1843; Next 5 October 1843
Cast:
Binks: [Edward R.] Wright
Kit Crimmins: R. Hughes
Jack Robinson: S[tephen] Smith
Thomas: Sanders
Boots: Butler
Mrs. Crimmins: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Robinson: Miss Mott
Mary: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
5 October 1843 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
2 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Marie (4)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 4 October 1843; Next 6 October 1843
Cast:
Count de Fleury: Lyon
Andre: [George R.] Braid
Loustalot: O. Smith
Pierrot: R. Hughes
Laroque: Sanders
Mons. Granville: Leigh Smith
Charles: Freeborn
Savoyards:
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Brown
Miss Fenton
Miss Mott
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Bell
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Clifford
Miss May
Page
Hunt
Gilmer
Rivers
Jones
Bowtal
Butler
Shaw
pages:
Butler
Honey
guests:
Rivers
Bowtal
Jones
ladies:
Miss Brown
Miss Turnour
Marie: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Sivry: Mrs. David Lee
Mademoiselle Delbec: Miss Wiltshire
Madeline: Mrs. Woolidge
Fanchette: Miss Mott
Lucille: Miss Berenger
Conchon: Miss Emma Stanley
2) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (4)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 4 October 1843; Next 6 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Fenton
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
3) Binks the Bagman (4)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 4 October 1843; Next 6 October 1843
Cast:
Binks: [Edward R.] Wright
Kit Crimmins: R. Hughes
Jack Robinson: S[tephen] Smith
Thomas: Sanders
Boots: Butler
Mrs. Crimmins: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Robinson: Miss Mott
Mary: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
6 October 1843 Friday Evening Adelphi |
2 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Marie (5)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 5 October 1843; Next 7 October 1843
Cast:
Count de Fleury: Lyon
Andre: [George R.] Braid
Loustalot: O. Smith
Pierrot: R. Hughes
Laroque: Sanders
Mons. Granville: Leigh Smith
Charles: Freeborn
Savoyards:
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Brown
Miss Fenton
Miss Mott
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Bell
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Clifford
Miss May
Page
Hunt
Gilmer
Rivers
Jones
Bowtal
Butler
Shaw
pages:
Butler
Honey
guests:
Rivers
Bowtal
Jones
ladies:
Miss Brown
Miss Turnour
Marie: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Sivry: Mrs. David Lee
Mademoiselle Delbec: Miss Wiltshire
Madeline: Mrs. Woolidge
Fanchette: Miss Mott
Lucille: Miss Berenger
Conchon: Miss Emma Stanley
2) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (5)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 5 October 1843; Next 7 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Fenton
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
3) Binks the Bagman (5)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 5 October 1843; Next 7 October 1843
Cast:
Binks: [Edward R.] Wright
Kit Crimmins: R. Hughes
Jack Robinson: S[tephen] Smith
Thomas: Sanders
Boots: Butler
Mrs. Crimmins: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Robinson: Miss Mott
Mary: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
7 October 1843 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
2 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Marie (6)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 6 October 1843; Next 9 October 1843
Cast:
Count de Fleury: Lyon
Andre: [George R.] Braid
Loustalot: O. Smith
Pierrot: R. Hughes
Laroque: Sanders
Mons. Granville: Leigh Smith
Charles: Freeborn
Savoyards:
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Brown
Miss Fenton
Miss Mott
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Bell
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Clifford
Miss May
Page
Hunt
Gilmer
Rivers
Jones
Bowtal
Butler
Shaw
pages:
Butler
Honey
guests:
Rivers
Bowtal
Jones
ladies:
Miss Brown
Miss Turnour
Marie: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Sivry: Mrs. David Lee
Mademoiselle Delbec: Miss Wiltshire
Madeline: Mrs. Woolidge
Fanchette: Miss Mott
Lucille: Miss Berenger
Conchon: Miss Emma Stanley
2) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (6)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 6 October 1843; Next 9 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Fenton
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
3) Binks the Bagman (6)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 6 October 1843
Cast:
Binks: [Edward R.] Wright
Kit Crimmins: R. Hughes
Jack Robinson: S[tephen] Smith
Thomas: Sanders
Boots: Butler
Mrs. Crimmins: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Robinson: Miss Mott
Mary: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
9 October 1843 Monday Evening Adelphi |
9 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Marie (7)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 7 October 1843; Next 10 October 1843
Cast:
Count de Fleury: Lyon
Andre: [George R.] Braid
Loustalot: O. Smith
Pierrot: R. Hughes
Laroque: Sanders
Mons. Granville: Leigh Smith
Charles: Freeborn
Savoyards:
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Brown
Miss Fenton
Miss Mott
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Bell
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Clifford
Miss May
Page
Hunt
Gilmer
Rivers
Jones
Bowtal
Butler
Shaw
pages:
Butler
Honey
guests:
Rivers
Bowtal
Jones
ladies:
Miss Brown
Miss Turnour
Marie: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Sivry: Mrs. David Lee
Mademoiselle Delbec: Miss Wiltshire
Madeline: Mrs. Woolidge
Fanchette: Miss Mott
Lucille: Miss Berenger
Conchon: Miss Emma Stanley
2) Antony and Cleopatra (1)
Title Comment: variant DFo bill does not show this piece
Author: [Charles Selby]
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Next 10 October 1843
Genre: (Burlesque) revived burletta; 1 act
First Night Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) The Moral Philosopher (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever
Author: [Charles Selby]
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Next 10 October 1843
Genre: (Farce) new burletta
First Night Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt (a dramatic amateur): [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard (the moral philosopher): O. Smith
Remi (innkeeper): R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville (a dramatic star): Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou (Norman nurse with a baby): Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau (an eccentric lady): Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka (a Chinese): Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto (wife of Remi): Miss Butler (1st time)
Song
- Romance (George H. Rodwell): in character: Miss Emma Stanley
Dance
- superlatively grand chinese pas grotesque: Ko-Ko-Mo-Ko: O. Smith; Miss Emma Stanley
Spectacle
- spectacle: Assaut d'armes
4) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (7)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 7 October 1843; Next 10 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
Cast Changes:
BUT Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee (replaces Miss Fenton)
10 October 1843 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
9 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Marie (8)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 9 October 1843; Next 11 October 1843
Cast:
Count de Fleury: Lyon
Andre: [George R.] Braid
Loustalot: O. Smith
Pierrot: R. Hughes
Laroque: Sanders
Mons. Granville: Leigh Smith
Charles: Freeborn
Savoyards:
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Brown
Miss Fenton
Miss Mott
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Bell
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Clifford
Miss May
Page
Hunt
Gilmer
Rivers
Jones
Bowtal
Butler
Shaw
pages:
Butler
Honey
guests:
Rivers
Bowtal
Jones
ladies:
Miss Brown
Miss Turnour
Marie: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Sivry: Mrs. David Lee
Mademoiselle Delbec: Miss Wiltshire
Madeline: Mrs. Woolidge
Fanchette: Miss Mott
Lucille: Miss Berenger
Conchon: Miss Emma Stanley
2) Antony and Cleopatra (2)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 9 October 1843; Next 11 October 1843
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) The Moral Philosopher (2)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 9 October 1843; Next 11 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (8)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 9 October 1843; Next 11 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
11 October 1843 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
9 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Marie (9)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 10 October 1843; Next 12 October 1843
Cast:
Count de Fleury: Lyon
Andre: [George R.] Braid
Loustalot: O. Smith
Pierrot: R. Hughes
Laroque: Sanders
Mons. Granville: Leigh Smith
Charles: Freeborn
Savoyards:
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Brown
Miss Fenton
Miss Mott
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Bell
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Clifford
Miss May
Page
Hunt
Gilmer
Rivers
Jones
Bowtal
Butler
Shaw
pages:
Butler
Honey
guests:
Rivers
Bowtal
Jones
ladies:
Miss Brown
Miss Turnour
Marie: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Sivry: Mrs. David Lee
Mademoiselle Delbec: Miss Wiltshire
Madeline: Mrs. Woolidge
Fanchette: Miss Mott
Lucille: Miss Berenger
Conchon: Miss Emma Stanley
2) Antony and Cleopatra (3)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 10 October 1843; Next 12 October 1843
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) The Moral Philosopher (3)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 10 October 1843; Next 12 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (9)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 10 October 1843; Next 12 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
12 October 1843 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
9 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Marie (10)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 11 October 1843; Next 13 October 1843
Cast:
Count de Fleury: Lyon
Andre: [George R.] Braid
Loustalot: O. Smith
Pierrot: R. Hughes
Laroque: Sanders
Mons. Granville: Leigh Smith
Charles: Freeborn
Savoyards:
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Brown
Miss Fenton
Miss Mott
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Bell
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Clifford
Miss May
Page
Hunt
Gilmer
Rivers
Jones
Bowtal
Butler
Shaw
pages:
Butler
Honey
guests:
Rivers
Bowtal
Jones
ladies:
Miss Brown
Miss Turnour
Marie: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Sivry: Mrs. David Lee
Mademoiselle Delbec: Miss Wiltshire
Madeline: Mrs. Woolidge
Fanchette: Miss Mott
Lucille: Miss Berenger
Conchon: Miss Emma Stanley
2) Antony and Cleopatra (4)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 11 October 1843; Next 13 October 1843
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) The Moral Philosopher (4)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 11 October 1843; Next 13 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (10)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 11 October 1843; Next 13 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
13 October 1843 Friday Evening Adelphi |
9 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Marie (11)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 12 October 1843; Next 14 October 1843
Cast:
Count de Fleury: Lyon
Andre: [George R.] Braid
Loustalot: O. Smith
Pierrot: R. Hughes
Laroque: Sanders
Mons. Granville: Leigh Smith
Charles: Freeborn
Savoyards:
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Brown
Miss Fenton
Miss Mott
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Bell
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Clifford
Miss May
Page
Hunt
Gilmer
Rivers
Jones
Bowtal
Butler
Shaw
pages:
Butler
Honey
guests:
Rivers
Bowtal
Jones
ladies:
Miss Brown
Miss Turnour
Marie: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Sivry: Mrs. David Lee
Mademoiselle Delbec: Miss Wiltshire
Madeline: Mrs. Woolidge
Fanchette: Miss Mott
Lucille: Miss Berenger
Conchon: Miss Emma Stanley
2) Antony and Cleopatra (5)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 12 October 1843; Next 14 October 1843
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) The Moral Philosopher (5)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 12 October 1843; Next 14 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (11)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 12 October 1843; Next 14 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
14 October 1843 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
9 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Marie (12)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 13 October 1843
Cast:
Count de Fleury: Lyon
Andre: [George R.] Braid
Loustalot: O. Smith
Pierrot: R. Hughes
Laroque: Sanders
Mons. Granville: Leigh Smith
Charles: Freeborn
Savoyards:
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Brown
Miss Fenton
Miss Mott
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Bell
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Clifford
Miss May
Page
Hunt
Gilmer
Rivers
Jones
Bowtal
Butler
Shaw
pages:
Butler
Honey
guests:
Rivers
Bowtal
Jones
ladies:
Miss Brown
Miss Turnour
Marie: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Sivry: Mrs. David Lee
Mademoiselle Delbec: Miss Wiltshire
Madeline: Mrs. Woolidge
Fanchette: Miss Mott
Lucille: Miss Berenger
Conchon: Miss Emma Stanley
2) Antony and Cleopatra (6)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 13 October 1843; Next 19 October 1843
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) The Moral Philosopher (6)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 13 October 1843; Next 16 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (12)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 13 October 1843; Next 16 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
16 October 1843 Monday Evening Adelphi |
16 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Roll of the Drum (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever licensed as Military Marriage; or, The Roll of the Drum
Author: Thomas E. Wilks
Performances: First 16 October 1843; Next 17 October 1843
Genre: (Melodrama) new military drama; 2 acts
First Night Cast:
Ernest Viscount d'Obernay: [George] Maynard
Captain Charles Aubri (of the 24th Regiment): Aldridge
Lucius Junius Brutus (drum-major of the 24th): S[tephen] Smith
Oscar: Lyon
Valentine (his comrade and servant): [George R.] Braid
Simon: Sanders
Peter Peaflower: R. Hughes
Corporal Fauchon: Freeborn
Le Petit Tambour: Master Lightfoot
soldiers, peasants: [Unlisted]
Emilie (Countess de Renville): Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Martha (an old nurse): Mrs. Woolidge
Rosalie (a suttler of the 24th): Miss Emma Stanley
Song
- song: Jodeln song: Miss Emma Stanley
2) The Moral Philosopher (7)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 14 October 1843; Next 17 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
3) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (13)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 14 October 1843; Next 17 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
17 October 1843 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
16 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Roll of the Drum (2)
Performances: First 16 October 1843; Previous 16 October 1843; Next 18 October 1843
Cast:
Ernest Viscount d'Obernay: [George] Maynard
Captain Charles Aubri: Aldridge
Lucius Junius Brutus: S[tephen] Smith
Oscar: Lyon
Valentine: [George R.] Braid
Simon: Sanders
Peter Peaflower: R. Hughes
Corporal Fauchon: Freeborn
Le Petit Tambour: Master Lightfoot
soldiers, peasants: [Unlisted]
Emilie: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Martha: Mrs. Woolidge
Rosalie: Miss Emma Stanley
2) The Moral Philosopher (8)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 16 October 1843; Next 18 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
3) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (14)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 16 October 1843; Next 18 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
18 October 1843 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
16 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Roll of the Drum (3)
Performances: First 16 October 1843; Previous 17 October 1843; Next 19 October 1843
Cast:
Ernest Viscount d'Obernay: [George] Maynard
Captain Charles Aubri: Aldridge
Lucius Junius Brutus: S[tephen] Smith
Oscar: Lyon
Valentine: [George R.] Braid
Simon: Sanders
Peter Peaflower: R. Hughes
Corporal Fauchon: Freeborn
Le Petit Tambour: Master Lightfoot
soldiers, peasants: [Unlisted]
Emilie: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Martha: Mrs. Woolidge
Rosalie: Miss Emma Stanley
2) The Moral Philosopher (9)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 17 October 1843; Next 19 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
3) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (15)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 17 October 1843; Next 19 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
19 October 1843 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
19 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Roll of the Drum (4)
Performances: First 16 October 1843; Previous 18 October 1843; Next 20 October 1843
Cast:
Ernest Viscount d'Obernay: [George] Maynard
Captain Charles Aubri: Aldridge
Lucius Junius Brutus: S[tephen] Smith
Oscar: Lyon
Valentine: [George R.] Braid
Simon: Sanders
Peter Peaflower: R. Hughes
Corporal Fauchon: Freeborn
Le Petit Tambour: Master Lightfoot
soldiers, peasants: [Unlisted]
Emilie: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Martha: Mrs. Woolidge
Rosalie: Miss Emma Stanley
2) Antony and Cleopatra (7)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 14 October 1843; Next 20 October 1843
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) The Moral Philosopher (10)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 18 October 1843; Next 20 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (16)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 18 October 1843; Next 20 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
20 October 1843 Friday Evening Adelphi |
19 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Roll of the Drum (5)
Performances: First 16 October 1843; Previous 19 October 1843; Next 21 October 1843
Cast:
Ernest Viscount d'Obernay: [George] Maynard
Captain Charles Aubri: Aldridge
Lucius Junius Brutus: S[tephen] Smith
Oscar: Lyon
Valentine: [George R.] Braid
Simon: Sanders
Peter Peaflower: R. Hughes
Corporal Fauchon: Freeborn
Le Petit Tambour: Master Lightfoot
soldiers, peasants: [Unlisted]
Emilie: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Martha: Mrs. Woolidge
Rosalie: Miss Emma Stanley
2) Antony and Cleopatra (8)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 19 October 1843; Next 21 October 1843
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) The Moral Philosopher (11)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 19 October 1843; Next 21 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (17)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 19 October 1843; Next 21 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
21 October 1843 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
19 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Roll of the Drum (6)
Performances: First 16 October 1843; Previous 20 October 1843
Cast:
Ernest Viscount d'Obernay: [George] Maynard
Captain Charles Aubri: Aldridge
Lucius Junius Brutus: S[tephen] Smith
Oscar: Lyon
Valentine: [George R.] Braid
Simon: Sanders
Peter Peaflower: R. Hughes
Corporal Fauchon: Freeborn
Le Petit Tambour: Master Lightfoot
soldiers, peasants: [Unlisted]
Emilie: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Martha: Mrs. Woolidge
Rosalie: Miss Emma Stanley
2) Antony and Cleopatra (9)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 20 October 1843; Next 18 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) The Moral Philosopher (12)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 20 October 1843; Next 23 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (18)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 20 October 1843; Next 23 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
23 October 1843 Monday Evening Adelphi |
23 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (1)
Author: [John B.] Buckstone
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Next 24 October 1843
Genre: (Melodrama) dramatic burletta; 2 acts
First Night Cast:
(characters in Act I: Winter)
Miles Bertram (Squire of Moatley Manor): Lyon
Walter Bernard (young farmer): [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus (smuggler): O. Smith (his original character)
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
(characters in Act II)
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder (pirate): S[tephen] Smith
Grampus (outcast): O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter (a sailor): [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling (married man): R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella (bride): Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
Song
- song: A Maiden I Am ([Charles E. Horn]): Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
- duet: Though Lovers We Are Not: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar; [Edward R.] Wright
Scenery Description
- (I, i) [Winter] farm-yard on the Essex Marshes
- (I, ii) room in Moatley Manor
- (I, iii) landscape—marsh
- (II) [Summer]
- (II, i) the farm-yard—landscape
- (II, ii) interior of a cottage
- (II, iii) old hall in Moatley Manor
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever; appears on bill this week only as Race for a Wife
Author: Edward Stirling
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Next 24 October 1843
Genre: (Farce) new locomotive farce founded on the French
First Night Cast:
Theodore Topps (music seller): [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps (his cousin, from Swaffham): [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts (confectioner of Liverpool): S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts (confectioner of Bristol): R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins (railway porter): Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax (man about town): Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle (a match maker): Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss Butler
3) The Moral Philosopher (13)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 21 October 1843; Next 24 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (19)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 21 October 1843; Next 24 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
24 October 1843 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
23 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (2)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 23 October 1843; Next 25 October 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (2)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 23 October 1843; Next 25 October 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss Butler
3) The Moral Philosopher (14)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 23 October 1843; Next 25 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (20)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 23 October 1843; Next 25 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
25 October 1843 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
23 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (3)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 24 October 1843; Next 26 October 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (3)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 24 October 1843; Next 26 October 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss Butler
3) The Moral Philosopher (15)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 24 October 1843; Next 26 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (21)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 24 October 1843; Next 26 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
26 October 1843 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
23 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (4)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 25 October 1843; Next 27 October 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (4)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 25 October 1843; Next 27 October 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss Butler
3) The Moral Philosopher (16)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 25 October 1843; Next 27 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (22)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 25 October 1843; Next 27 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
27 October 1843 Friday Evening Adelphi |
23 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (5)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 26 October 1843; Next 28 October 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (5)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 26 October 1843; Next 28 October 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss Butler
3) The Moral Philosopher (17)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 26 October 1843; Next 28 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (23)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 26 October 1843; Next 28 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
28 October 1843 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
23 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (6)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 27 October 1843; Next 30 October 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (6)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 27 October 1843; Next 30 October 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss Butler
3) The Moral Philosopher (18)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 27 October 1843; Next 30 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (24)
Performances: First 2 October 1843; Previous 27 October 1843
Cast:
Nicolo: [George] Maynard
Matteo: [Fred] Frampton
Girillo Snitchimbosa: [Edward R.] Wright
Andrea: S[tephen] Smith
Bartolo: Aldridge
fishermen:
Gilmer
Woodfield
Jones
Hunt
Italian peasants:
Payne
Rivers
Wilson
Shaw
Giannina: Miss Bromley
wedding guests, visitors:
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Angelina
Miss Bell
Miss Brown
Miss Heavens
Miss Aldridge
Miss Turnour
Miss Strong
Miss Maynard
Miss Clifford
Miss Berenger
Aquarina: Mrs. Woolidge
Ondine, the Naiad: Mlle. Céleste Stephan
Lotus: Miss Bullen
Chrysolite: Miss Hicks
Coral Branch: Miss Fenton
Brightbeam: Miss Wiltshire
Pearl: Miss Mars
Emerald Green: Miss Morris
Water Lily: Miss Brown
Sparkling Gem: Miss Lee
Khuleborn: [George] Wieland
exit winds:
Butler
Honey
Shaw
Wilson
storm fiends:
Page
Jones
Aldridge
30 October 1843 Monday Evening Adelphi |
30 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (7)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 28 October 1843; Next 31 October 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (7)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 28 October 1843; Next 31 October 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Cast Changes:
BUT Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge (replaces Miss [Ellen] Chaplin) Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin (replaces Miss Butler)
3) The Moral Philosopher (19)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 28 October 1843; Next 31 October 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) The Bluejackets; or, Her Majesty's Service (1)
Author: Edward Stirling
Performances: First 30 October 1843; Next 31 October 1843
Genre: (Farce) popular burletta
First Night Cast:
Admiral Trunnion (Port Admiral, rich and testy): R. Hughes
Charles Herbert (honorable and romantic): [George R.] Braid
Jocko (a nigger): Sanders
Ben Binnacle (superannuated seaman): O. Smith
Chaser (invalided master of arms, commanding the Bomb-shell Hulk): S[tephen] Smith
Fanny Trunnion (daughter to the admiral): Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Betsey Bodkin (her maid): Miss Emma Stanley
(able seamen in Her Majesty's service)
lieutenant: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
boatswain: Miss Emma Stanley
Rough: Miss Wiltshire
Tough: Miss [Louisa] Waite
Strikealight: Miss Turnour
Longsplice: Miss Mott
Squib: Miss Lee
Torch: Miss A. Hicks
Lobscouse: Miss Hicks
Powder Blue: Miss Fenton
Marlin Spike: Miss Clifford
Ginger: Miss Bown
Song
- chorus: Sailors Lead a Merry, Merry Life
Dance
- dance: Hornpipe of twelve: Blue Jackets
Dance Commentary
- hornpipe includes pike and cutlass exercise
31 October 1843 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
30 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (8)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 30 October 1843; Next 1 November 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (8)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 30 October 1843; Next 1 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Moral Philosopher (20)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 30 October 1843; Next 1 November 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) The Bluejackets; or, Her Majesty's Service (2)
Performances: First 30 October 1843; Previous 30 October 1843; Next 1 November 1843
Cast:
Admiral Trunnion: R. Hughes
Charles Herbert: [George R.] Braid
Jocko: Sanders
Ben Binnacle: O. Smith
Chaser: S[tephen] Smith
Fanny Trunnion: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Betsey Bodkin: Miss Emma Stanley
lieutenant: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
boatswain: Miss Emma Stanley
Rough: Miss Wiltshire
Tough: Miss [Louisa] Waite
Strikealight: Miss Turnour
Longsplice: Miss Mott
Squib: Miss Lee
Torch: Miss A. Hicks
Lobscouse: Miss Hicks
Powder Blue: Miss Fenton
Marlin Spike: Miss Clifford
Ginger: Miss Bown
1 November 1843 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
30 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (9)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 31 October 1843; Next 2 November 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (9)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 31 October 1843; Next 2 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Moral Philosopher (21)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 31 October 1843; Next 2 November 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) The Bluejackets; or, Her Majesty's Service (3)
Performances: First 30 October 1843; Previous 31 October 1843; Next 2 November 1843
Cast:
Admiral Trunnion: R. Hughes
Charles Herbert: [George R.] Braid
Jocko: Sanders
Ben Binnacle: O. Smith
Chaser: S[tephen] Smith
Fanny Trunnion: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Betsey Bodkin: Miss Emma Stanley
lieutenant: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
boatswain: Miss Emma Stanley
Rough: Miss Wiltshire
Tough: Miss [Louisa] Waite
Strikealight: Miss Turnour
Longsplice: Miss Mott
Squib: Miss Lee
Torch: Miss A. Hicks
Lobscouse: Miss Hicks
Powder Blue: Miss Fenton
Marlin Spike: Miss Clifford
Ginger: Miss Bown
2 November 1843 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
30 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (10)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 1 November 1843; Next 3 November 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (10)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 1 November 1843; Next 3 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Moral Philosopher (22)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 1 November 1843; Next 3 November 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) The Bluejackets; or, Her Majesty's Service (4)
Performances: First 30 October 1843; Previous 1 November 1843; Next 3 November 1843
Cast:
Admiral Trunnion: R. Hughes
Charles Herbert: [George R.] Braid
Jocko: Sanders
Ben Binnacle: O. Smith
Chaser: S[tephen] Smith
Fanny Trunnion: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Betsey Bodkin: Miss Emma Stanley
lieutenant: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
boatswain: Miss Emma Stanley
Rough: Miss Wiltshire
Tough: Miss [Louisa] Waite
Strikealight: Miss Turnour
Longsplice: Miss Mott
Squib: Miss Lee
Torch: Miss A. Hicks
Lobscouse: Miss Hicks
Powder Blue: Miss Fenton
Marlin Spike: Miss Clifford
Ginger: Miss Bown
3 November 1843 Friday Evening Adelphi |
30 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (11)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 2 November 1843; Next 4 November 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (11)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 2 November 1843; Next 4 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Moral Philosopher (23)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 2 November 1843; Next 4 November 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) The Bluejackets; or, Her Majesty's Service (5)
Performances: First 30 October 1843; Previous 2 November 1843; Next 4 November 1843
Cast:
Admiral Trunnion: R. Hughes
Charles Herbert: [George R.] Braid
Jocko: Sanders
Ben Binnacle: O. Smith
Chaser: S[tephen] Smith
Fanny Trunnion: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Betsey Bodkin: Miss Emma Stanley
lieutenant: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
boatswain: Miss Emma Stanley
Rough: Miss Wiltshire
Tough: Miss [Louisa] Waite
Strikealight: Miss Turnour
Longsplice: Miss Mott
Squib: Miss Lee
Torch: Miss A. Hicks
Lobscouse: Miss Hicks
Powder Blue: Miss Fenton
Marlin Spike: Miss Clifford
Ginger: Miss Bown
4 November 1843 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
30 October 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (12)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 3 November 1843; Next 6 November 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (12)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 3 November 1843; Next 6 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Moral Philosopher (24)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 3 November 1843; Next 13 November 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) The Bluejackets; or, Her Majesty's Service (6)
Performances: First 30 October 1843; Previous 3 November 1843; Next 13 November 1843
Cast:
Admiral Trunnion: R. Hughes
Charles Herbert: [George R.] Braid
Jocko: Sanders
Ben Binnacle: O. Smith
Chaser: S[tephen] Smith
Fanny Trunnion: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Betsey Bodkin: Miss Emma Stanley
lieutenant: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
boatswain: Miss Emma Stanley
Rough: Miss Wiltshire
Tough: Miss [Louisa] Waite
Strikealight: Miss Turnour
Longsplice: Miss Mott
Squib: Miss Lee
Torch: Miss A. Hicks
Lobscouse: Miss Hicks
Powder Blue: Miss Fenton
Marlin Spike: Miss Clifford
Ginger: Miss Bown
6 November 1843 Monday Evening Adelphi |
6 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever; based on Sue's "Les Mysteres de Paris"
Author: Edward Stirling; Composer: George H. Rodwell
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Next 7 November 1843
Genre: (Drama) drama of extraordinary and varied interest; 3 acts
First Night Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil (chevalier d'industrie): [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard (money lender): R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier (rich banker of Tours): Aldridge
Charles Didier (naval officer): Lyon
Paul Didier (his brother—an outcast): [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier (of the Guards): Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet (cigar vendor and Paris guide): [Edward R.] Wright
(Bohemians)
Jacques Chalumeau (perambulating pawnbroker): S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean (Crying Jack, a street sweeper): [George] Wieland
Papelard (a lucifer match seller): Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur (the broken-hearted beggar): O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise (the forsaken): Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot (a grisette from Normandy): Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard (marine hotel keeper): Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Artistic Supervision
- Director: Edward Stirling
Song
- (during II) bohemian carousel: Fill Up, Let Joy and Mirth Abound: Chorus of drunkards
Dance
- (during III) dance: Pas comique: [Edward R.] Wright; Miss Emma Stanley
Spectacle
- spectacle: Attack of the military on the thieves' den
- spectacle: Arrest of the assassin and fall of the King of the Bohemians
Scenery Description
- (I, i) [Paris, 1842] Messageries Royales, Rue Notre Dame des Victoires
- (I, ii) Pont Marie, River Seine and Paris by moonlight with the embankments of the river, boats, barges
- (II, i) a garret in the Rue de Tabac
- (II, ii) restaurant—Boulevard Italien
- (II, iii) a tapis franc, or low billiard and smoking room in La Cite
- (III, i) gardens of the Chatte Amoureuse, or Amorous Kitten
- (III, ii) the quarries of Montmartre
- (III, iii) the heights overlooking Paris, bivouac of the Bohemians
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (13)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 4 November 1843; Next 7 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (13)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 4 November 1843; Next 7 November 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated in the source
7 November 1843 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
6 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (2)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 6 November 1843; Next 8 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (14)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 6 November 1843; Next 8 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (14)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 6 November 1843; Next 8 November 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
8 November 1843 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
6 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (3)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 7 November 1843; Next 9 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (15)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 7 November 1843; Next 9 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (15)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 7 November 1843; Next 9 November 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
9 November 1843 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
6 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (4)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 8 November 1843; Next 10 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (16)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 8 November 1843; Next 10 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (16)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 8 November 1843; Next 10 November 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
10 November 1843 Friday Evening Adelphi |
6 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (5)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 9 November 1843; Next 11 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (17)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 9 November 1843; Next 11 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (17)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 9 November 1843; Next 11 November 1843
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
11 November 1843 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
11 November 1843 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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Preliminaries Commentary
1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (6)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 10 November 1843; Next 13 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (18)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 10 November 1843; Next 13 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (18)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 10 November 1843; Next 12 February 1844
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
13 November 1843 Monday Evening Adelphi |
13 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (7)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 11 November 1843; Next 14 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated in the source
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (19)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 11 November 1843; Next 14 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Moral Philosopher (25)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 4 November 1843; Next 14 November 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) The Bluejackets; or, Her Majesty's Service (7)
Performances: First 30 October 1843; Previous 4 November 1843; Next 14 November 1843
Cast:
Admiral Trunnion: R. Hughes
Charles Herbert: [George R.] Braid
Jocko: Sanders
Ben Binnacle: O. Smith
Chaser: S[tephen] Smith
Fanny Trunnion: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Betsey Bodkin: Miss Emma Stanley
lieutenant: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
boatswain: Miss Emma Stanley
Rough: Miss Wiltshire
Tough: Miss [Louisa] Waite
Strikealight: Miss Turnour
Longsplice: Miss Mott
Squib: Miss Lee
Torch: Miss A. Hicks
Lobscouse: Miss Hicks
Powder Blue: Miss Fenton
Marlin Spike: Miss Maurice
Ginger: Miss Bown
Cast Changes:
BUT Marlin Spike: Miss Maurice (replaces Miss Clifford)
14 November 1843 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
13 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (8)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 13 November 1843; Next 15 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (20)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 13 November 1843; Next 15 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Moral Philosopher (26)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 13 November 1843
Cast:
Abbe de Riancourt: [George R.] Braid
Master Vieuxrenard: O. Smith
Remi: R. Hughes
Brizard: Shaw
Preville: Page
Lafleur: Honey
Mademoiselle Dangeville: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Joujou: Miss Emma Stanley
Marchioness de Grandchateau: Miss Emma Stanley
Tchinka: Miss Emma Stanley
Toinetto: Miss Butler
4) The Bluejackets; or, Her Majesty's Service (8)
Performances: First 30 October 1843; Previous 13 November 1843; Next 15 November 1843
Cast:
Admiral Trunnion: R. Hughes
Charles Herbert: [George R.] Braid
Jocko: Sanders
Ben Binnacle: O. Smith
Chaser: S[tephen] Smith
Fanny Trunnion: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Betsey Bodkin: Miss Emma Stanley
lieutenant: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
boatswain: Miss Emma Stanley
Rough: Miss Wiltshire
Tough: Miss [Louisa] Waite
Strikealight: Miss Turnour
Longsplice: Miss Mott
Squib: Miss Lee
Torch: Miss A. Hicks
Lobscouse: Miss Hicks
Powder Blue: Miss Fenton
Marlin Spike: Miss Maurice
Ginger: Miss Bown
15 November 1843 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
13 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (9)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 14 November 1843; Next 16 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (21)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 14 November 1843; Next 16 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Mysterious Family (1)
Author: [George H. Rodwell]
Performances: First 15 November 1843; Next 16 November 1843
Genre: (Burletta) new drama; 2 acts
First Night Cast:
Mr. Twaddledale (gentleman out of the common way): R. Hughes
Mr. Narcissus Daffodil (gentleman in everybody's way): [Edward R.] Wright
Frederick (gentleman in nobody's way): [George R.] Braid
Charles (gentleman in a seafaring way): [George] Maynard
Bob Short (gentleman in a gentlemanly sort of a way): [George] Wieland
Gregory (servant): O. Smith
Stephen: Honey
servants:
Page
Langabeer
(young ladies in a lovesick way)
Caroline: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Laura: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Fidget (lady's maid in the usual way): Miss Emma Stanley
Arabellinda (old maid in a humorous way): Mrs. F[rank] Matthews
4) The Bluejackets; or, Her Majesty's Service (9)
Performances: First 30 October 1843; Previous 14 November 1843; Next 16 November 1843
Cast:
Admiral Trunnion: R. Hughes
Charles Herbert: [George R.] Braid
Jocko: Sanders
Ben Binnacle: O. Smith
Chaser: S[tephen] Smith
Fanny Trunnion: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Betsey Bodkin: Miss Emma Stanley
lieutenant: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
boatswain: Miss Emma Stanley
Rough: Miss Wiltshire
Tough: Miss [Louisa] Waite
Strikealight: Miss Turnour
Longsplice: Miss Mott
Squib: Miss Lee
Torch: Miss A. Hicks
Lobscouse: Miss Hicks
Powder Blue: Miss Fenton
Marlin Spike: Miss Maurice
Ginger: Miss Bown
16 November 1843 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
13 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (10)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 15 November 1843; Next 17 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (22)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 15 November 1843; Next 17 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Mysterious Family (2)
Performances: First 15 November 1843; Previous 15 November 1843; Next 17 November 1843
Cast:
Mr. Twaddledale: R. Hughes
Mr. Narcissus Daffodil: [Edward R.] Wright
Frederick: [George R.] Braid
Charles: [George] Maynard
Bob Short: [George] Wieland
Gregory: O. Smith
Stephen: Honey
servants:
Page
Langabeer
Caroline: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Laura: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Fidget: Miss Emma Stanley
Arabellinda: Mrs. Frank Matthews
4) The Bluejackets; or, Her Majesty's Service (10)
Performances: First 30 October 1843; Previous 15 November 1843; Next 17 November 1843
Cast:
Admiral Trunnion: R. Hughes
Charles Herbert: [George R.] Braid
Jocko: Sanders
Ben Binnacle: O. Smith
Chaser: S[tephen] Smith
Fanny Trunnion: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Betsey Bodkin: Miss Emma Stanley
lieutenant: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
boatswain: Miss Emma Stanley
Rough: Miss Wiltshire
Tough: Miss [Louisa] Waite
Strikealight: Miss Turnour
Longsplice: Miss Mott
Squib: Miss Lee
Torch: Miss A. Hicks
Lobscouse: Miss Hicks
Powder Blue: Miss Fenton
Marlin Spike: Miss Maurice
Ginger: Miss Bown
17 November 1843 Friday Evening Adelphi |
13 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (11)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 16 November 1843; Next 18 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (23)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 16 November 1843; Next 18 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Mysterious Family (3)
Performances: First 15 November 1843; Previous 16 November 1843; Next 18 November 1843
Cast:
Mr. Twaddledale: R. Hughes
Mr. Narcissus Daffodil: [Edward R.] Wright
Frederick: [George R.] Braid
Charles: [George] Maynard
Bob Short: [George] Wieland
Gregory: O. Smith
Stephen: Honey
servants:
Page
Langabeer
Caroline: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Laura: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Fidget: Miss Emma Stanley
Arabellinda: Mrs. Frank Matthews
4) The Bluejackets; or, Her Majesty's Service (11)
Performances: First 30 October 1843; Previous 16 November 1843; Next 18 November 1843
Cast:
Admiral Trunnion: R. Hughes
Charles Herbert: [George R.] Braid
Jocko: Sanders
Ben Binnacle: O. Smith
Chaser: S[tephen] Smith
Fanny Trunnion: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Betsey Bodkin: Miss Emma Stanley
lieutenant: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
boatswain: Miss Emma Stanley
Rough: Miss Wiltshire
Tough: Miss [Louisa] Waite
Strikealight: Miss Turnour
Longsplice: Miss Mott
Squib: Miss Lee
Torch: Miss A. Hicks
Lobscouse: Miss Hicks
Powder Blue: Miss Fenton
Marlin Spike: Miss Maurice
Ginger: Miss Bown
18 November 1843 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
13 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (12)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 17 November 1843; Next 20 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (24)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 17 November 1843
Cast:
Theodore Topps: [George] Maynard
Timothy Topps: [Edward R.] Wright
Mr. Peter Patts: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Gregory Grouts: R. Hughes
John Brown: [George R.] Braid
Pippin: [George] Wieland
Dawkins: Sanders
cabman: Butler
Hoax: Lyon
Mrs. Mary Meddle: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Miss Georgina Grouts: Mrs. Woolidge
Miss Louisa Patts: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
3) The Mysterious Family (4)
Performances: First 15 November 1843; Previous 17 November 1843; Next 20 November 1843
Cast:
Mr. Twaddledale: R. Hughes
Mr. Narcissus Daffodil: [Edward R.] Wright
Frederick: [George R.] Braid
Charles: [George] Maynard
Bob Short: [George] Wieland
Gregory: O. Smith
Stephen: Honey
servants:
Page
Langabeer
Caroline: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Laura: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Fidget: Miss Emma Stanley
Arabellinda: Mrs. Frank Matthews
4) The Bluejackets; or, Her Majesty's Service (12)
Performances: First 30 October 1843; Previous 17 November 1843
Cast:
Admiral Trunnion: R. Hughes
Charles Herbert: [George R.] Braid
Jocko: Sanders
Ben Binnacle: O. Smith
Chaser: S[tephen] Smith
Fanny Trunnion: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Betsey Bodkin: Miss Emma Stanley
lieutenant: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
boatswain: Miss Emma Stanley
Rough: Miss Wiltshire
Tough: Miss [Louisa] Waite
Strikealight: Miss Turnour
Longsplice: Miss Mott
Squib: Miss Lee
Torch: Miss A. Hicks
Lobscouse: Miss Hicks
Powder Blue: Miss Fenton
Marlin Spike: Miss Maurice
Ginger: Miss Bown
20 November 1843 Monday Evening Adelphi |
20 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (13)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 18 November 1843; Next 21 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Cast Changes:
BUT Lolot: Mrs. Woolidge (replaces Miss Emma Stanley)
2) Mary Melvyn; or, The Marriage of Interest (1)
Author: [Edward Fitzball]
Performances: First 20 November 1843; Next 21 November 1843
Genre: (Melodrama) popular drama of domestic interest; 2 acts
First Night Cast:
Mr. Melvyn: Lyon
Captain Marston, R.N.: [George] Maynard
Sir Charles Grantley: Leigh Smith
Harry Grantley: [George R.] Braid
Major Lapwing: R. Hughes
Captain Elsgood: Freeborn
Barrington: S[tephen] Smith
Sam Surf: O. Smith
Mary Melvyn: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Juliana: Miss Hicks
Lady Somers: Miss Bullen
Gossip: Mrs. F[rank] Matthews
Arabella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Song
- Song: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) The Mysterious Family (5)
Performances: First 15 November 1843; Previous 18 November 1843; Next 21 November 1843
Cast:
Mr. Twaddledale: R. Hughes
Mr. Narcissus Daffodil: [Edward R.] Wright
Frederick: [George R.] Braid
Charles: [George] Maynard
Bob Short: Sanders
Gregory: O. Smith
Stephen: Honey
servants:
Page
Langabeer
Caroline: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Laura: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Fidget: Mrs. David Lee
Arabellinda: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Cast Changes:
BUT Bob Short: Sanders (replaces [George] Wieland) Fidget: Mrs. David Lee (replaces Miss Emma Stanley)
21 November 1843 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
20 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (14)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 20 November 1843; Next 22 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Mary Melvyn; or, The Marriage of Interest (2)
Performances: First 20 November 1843; Previous 20 November 1843; Next 22 November 1843
Cast:
Mr. Melvyn: Lyon
Captain Marston, R.N.: [George] Maynard
Sir Charles Grantley: Leigh Smith
Harry Grantley: [George R.] Braid
Major Lapwing: R. Hughes
Captain Elsgood: Freeborn
Barrington: S[tephen] Smith
Sam Surf: O. Smith
Mary Melvyn: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Juliana: Miss Hicks
Lady Somers: Miss Bullen
Gossip: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Arabella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) The Mysterious Family (6)
Performances: First 15 November 1843; Previous 20 November 1843; Next 22 November 1843
Cast:
Mr. Twaddledale: R. Hughes
Mr. Narcissus Daffodil: [Edward R.] Wright
Frederick: [George R.] Braid
Charles: [George] Maynard
Bob Short: Sanders
Gregory: O. Smith
Stephen: Honey
servants:
Page
Langabeer
Caroline: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Laura: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Fidget: Mrs. David Lee
Arabellinda: Mrs. Frank Matthews
22 November 1843 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
20 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (15)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 21 November 1843; Next 23 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Mary Melvyn; or, The Marriage of Interest (3)
Performances: First 20 November 1843; Previous 21 November 1843; Next 23 November 1843
Cast:
Mr. Melvyn: Lyon
Captain Marston, R.N.: [George] Maynard
Sir Charles Grantley: Leigh Smith
Harry Grantley: [George R.] Braid
Major Lapwing: R. Hughes
Captain Elsgood: Freeborn
Barrington: S[tephen] Smith
Sam Surf: O. Smith
Mary Melvyn: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Juliana: Miss Hicks
Lady Somers: Miss Bullen
Gossip: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Arabella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) The Mysterious Family (7)
Performances: First 15 November 1843; Previous 21 November 1843; Next 23 November 1843
Cast:
Mr. Twaddledale: R. Hughes
Mr. Narcissus Daffodil: [Edward R.] Wright
Frederick: [George R.] Braid
Charles: [George] Maynard
Bob Short: Sanders
Gregory: O. Smith
Stephen: Honey
servants:
Page
Langabeer
Caroline: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Laura: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Fidget: Mrs. David Lee
Arabellinda: Mrs. Frank Matthews
23 November 1843 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
20 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (16)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 22 November 1843; Next 24 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Mary Melvyn; or, The Marriage of Interest (4)
Performances: First 20 November 1843; Previous 22 November 1843; Next 24 November 1843
Cast:
Mr. Melvyn: Lyon
Captain Marston, R.N.: [George] Maynard
Sir Charles Grantley: Leigh Smith
Harry Grantley: [George R.] Braid
Major Lapwing: R. Hughes
Captain Elsgood: Freeborn
Barrington: S[tephen] Smith
Sam Surf: O. Smith
Mary Melvyn: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Juliana: Miss Hicks
Lady Somers: Miss Bullen
Gossip: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Arabella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) The Mysterious Family (8)
Performances: First 15 November 1843; Previous 22 November 1843; Next 24 November 1843
Cast:
Mr. Twaddledale: R. Hughes
Mr. Narcissus Daffodil: [Edward R.] Wright
Frederick: [George R.] Braid
Charles: [George] Maynard
Bob Short: Sanders
Gregory: O. Smith
Stephen: Honey
servants:
Page
Langabeer
Caroline: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Laura: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Fidget: Mrs. David Lee
Arabellinda: Mrs. Frank Matthews
24 November 1843 Friday Evening Adelphi |
20 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (17)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 23 November 1843; Next 25 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Mary Melvyn; or, The Marriage of Interest (5)
Performances: First 20 November 1843; Previous 23 November 1843; Next 25 November 1843
Cast:
Mr. Melvyn: Lyon
Captain Marston, R.N.: [George] Maynard
Sir Charles Grantley: Leigh Smith
Harry Grantley: [George R.] Braid
Major Lapwing: R. Hughes
Captain Elsgood: Freeborn
Barrington: S[tephen] Smith
Sam Surf: O. Smith
Mary Melvyn: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Juliana: Miss Hicks
Lady Somers: Miss Bullen
Gossip: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Arabella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) The Mysterious Family (9)
Performances: First 15 November 1843; Previous 23 November 1843; Next 25 November 1843
Cast:
Mr. Twaddledale: R. Hughes
Mr. Narcissus Daffodil: [Edward R.] Wright
Frederick: [George R.] Braid
Charles: [George] Maynard
Bob Short: Sanders
Gregory: O. Smith
Stephen: Honey
servants:
Page
Langabeer
Caroline: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Laura: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Fidget: Mrs. David Lee
Arabellinda: Mrs. Frank Matthews
25 November 1843 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
20 November 1843 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (18)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 24 November 1843; Next 27 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Mary Melvyn; or, The Marriage of Interest (6)
Performances: First 20 November 1843; Previous 24 November 1843
Cast:
Mr. Melvyn: Lyon
Captain Marston, R.N.: [George] Maynard
Sir Charles Grantley: Leigh Smith
Harry Grantley: [George R.] Braid
Major Lapwing: R. Hughes
Captain Elsgood: Freeborn
Barrington: S[tephen] Smith
Sam Surf: O. Smith
Mary Melvyn: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Juliana: Miss Hicks
Lady Somers: Miss Bullen
Gossip: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Arabella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) The Mysterious Family (10)
Performances: First 15 November 1843; Previous 24 November 1843
Cast:
Mr. Twaddledale: R. Hughes
Mr. Narcissus Daffodil: [Edward R.] Wright
Frederick: [George R.] Braid
Charles: [George] Maynard
Bob Short: Sanders
Gregory: O. Smith
Stephen: Honey
servants:
Page
Langabeer
Caroline: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Laura: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Fidget: Mrs. David Lee
Arabellinda: Mrs. Frank Matthews
27 November 1843 Monday Evening Adelphi |
27 November 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (19)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 25 November 1843; Next 28 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) La Fete des Noces (1)
Title Comment: Billed only as a "ballet divertissement"
Choreographer: [Fred Frampton?]
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Next 28 November 1843
Genre: (Ballet) ballet divertissement
First Night Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
Cast Commentary
- Cast taken from LTM bill of December 4, 1843
Dance
- dance: Pas de villageoises: Corps de ballet
- dance: Pas des guirlandes: Miss Hicks; Miss Wyte; Miss Bown
- dance: Pas de deux: Miss Bullen; Mlle. Céleste Stephan
- dance: Pas fantastique: [Fred] Frampton
- dance: Galop and pas rustique: Corps de ballet
3) The Merchant and His Clerks (1)
Author: [Joseph S. Coyne]
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Next 28 November 1843
Genre: (Drama)
Title: General Commentary
- cast not available: for characters see entry for 12/12/1842
28 November 1843 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
28 November 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (20)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 27 November 1843; Next 29 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) La Fete des Noces (2)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 27 November 1843; Next 29 November 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
3) The Merchant and His Clerks (2)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 27 November 1843; Next 29 November 1843
29 November 1843 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
29 November 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (21)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 28 November 1843; Next 30 November 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) La Fete des Noces (3)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 28 November 1843; Next 30 November 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
3) The Merchant and His Clerks (3)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 28 November 1843; Next 30 November 1843
30 November 1843 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
30 November 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (22)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 29 November 1843; Next 1 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) La Fete des Noces (4)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 29 November 1843; Next 1 December 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
3) The Merchant and His Clerks (4)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 29 November 1843; Next 1 December 1843
1 December 1843 Friday Evening Adelphi |
1 December 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (23)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 30 November 1843; Next 2 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) La Fete des Noces (5)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 30 November 1843; Next 2 December 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
3) The Merchant and His Clerks (5)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 30 November 1843; Next 2 December 1843
2 December 1843 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
2 December 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (24)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 1 December 1843; Next 4 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) La Fete des Noces (6)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 1 December 1843; Next 4 December 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
3) The Merchant and His Clerks (6)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 1 December 1843
4 December 1843 Monday Evening Adelphi |
4 December 1843 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (25)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 2 December 1843; Next 5 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Cast Changes:
BUT Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley (replaces Mrs. Woolidge)
2) Dominique (1)
Author: [Unknown]
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Next 5 December 1843
Genre: (Drama) drama
First Night Cast:
Dominique: H. Forman (from TR York, 1st time here)
Duverne: [George] Maynard
LeLache: [George R.] Braid
D'Anville: Aldridge
Gaspard: Sanders
Louis: Honey
Henri: Shaw
gaoler: Butler
officers:
Page
Woodfield
Hunt
Rivers
Langabeer
Gilmer
Blanche: Mrs. D[avid] Lee
Genevieve: Mrs. Woolidge
Jeanette: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Susette: Miss Bromley
Cast Commentary
- Gilmer spelled "Gilmore" on this bill
3) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (1)
Title Comment: licensed as Picnic Party; billed under subtitle
Author: George H. Rodwell
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Next 5 December 1843
Genre: (Farce) new farce
First Night Cast:
(husbands)
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
(wives)
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
(lovers)
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
(waiters at the "Mermaid")
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
4) La Fete des Noces (7)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 2 December 1843; Next 5 December 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
5 December 1843 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
4 December 1843 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (26)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 4 December 1843; Next 6 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Dominique (2)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 4 December 1843; Next 6 December 1843
Cast:
Dominique: H. Forman
Duverne: [George] Maynard
LeLache: [George R.] Braid
D'Anville: Aldridge
Gaspard: Sanders
Louis: Honey
Henri: Shaw
gaoler: Butler
officers:
Page
Woodfield
Hunt
Rivers
Langabeer
Gilmer
Blanche: Mrs. David Lee
Genevieve: Mrs. Woolidge
Jeanette: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Susette: Miss Bromley
3) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (2)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 4 December 1843; Next 6 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
4) La Fete des Noces (8)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 4 December 1843; Next 6 December 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
6 December 1843 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
4 December 1843 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (27)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 5 December 1843; Next 7 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Dominique (3)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 5 December 1843; Next 7 December 1843
Cast:
Dominique: H. Forman
Duverne: [George] Maynard
LeLache: [George R.] Braid
D'Anville: Aldridge
Gaspard: Sanders
Louis: Honey
Henri: Shaw
gaoler: Butler
officers:
Page
Woodfield
Hunt
Rivers
Langabeer
Gilmer
Blanche: Mrs. David Lee
Genevieve: Mrs. Woolidge
Jeanette: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Susette: Miss Bromley
3) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (3)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 5 December 1843; Next 7 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
4) La Fete des Noces (9)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 5 December 1843; Next 7 December 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
7 December 1843 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
4 December 1843 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (28)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 6 December 1843; Next 8 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Dominique (4)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 6 December 1843; Next 8 December 1843
Cast:
Dominique: H. Forman
Duverne: [George] Maynard
LeLache: [George R.] Braid
D'Anville: Aldridge
Gaspard: Sanders
Louis: Honey
Henri: Shaw
gaoler: Butler
officers:
Page
Woodfield
Hunt
Rivers
Langabeer
Gilmer
Blanche: Mrs. David Lee
Genevieve: Mrs. Woolidge
Jeanette: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Susette: Miss Bromley
3) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (4)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 6 December 1843; Next 8 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
4) La Fete des Noces (10)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 6 December 1843; Next 8 December 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
8 December 1843 Friday Evening Adelphi |
4 December 1843 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (29)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 7 December 1843; Next 9 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Dominique (5)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 7 December 1843; Next 9 December 1843
Cast:
Dominique: H. Forman
Duverne: [George] Maynard
LeLache: [George R.] Braid
D'Anville: Aldridge
Gaspard: Sanders
Louis: Honey
Henri: Shaw
gaoler: Butler
officers:
Page
Woodfield
Hunt
Rivers
Langabeer
Gilmer
Blanche: Mrs. David Lee
Genevieve: Mrs. Woolidge
Jeanette: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Susette: Miss Bromley
3) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (5)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 7 December 1843; Next 9 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
4) La Fete des Noces (11)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 7 December 1843; Next 9 December 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
9 December 1843 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
4 December 1843 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (30)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 8 December 1843; Next 11 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Dominique (6)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 8 December 1843
Cast:
Dominique: H. Forman
Duverne: [George] Maynard
LeLache: [George R.] Braid
D'Anville: Aldridge
Gaspard: Sanders
Louis: Honey
Henri: Shaw
gaoler: Butler
officers:
Page
Woodfield
Hunt
Rivers
Langabeer
Gilmer
Blanche: Mrs. David Lee
Genevieve: Mrs. Woolidge
Jeanette: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Susette: Miss Bromley
3) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (6)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 8 December 1843; Next 11 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
4) La Fete des Noces (12)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 8 December 1843; Next 11 December 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
11 December 1843 Monday Evening Adelphi |
11 December 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (31)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 9 December 1843; Next 12 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Norma (1)
Author: [William H. Oxberry]
Performances: First 11 December 1843; Next 12 December 1843
Genre: (Burlesque) celebrated burlesque opera
First Night Cast:
Norma: Paul J. Bedford
Pollio: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Adalgisa: [Edward R.] Wright
Oroveso: Miss Hanson
Clotilda: Honey
Flavius: Miss Berenger
Cast Commentary
- Cast taken from DFo bill dated 29 Mar 1844
3) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (7)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 9 December 1843; Next 12 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
4) La Fete des Noces (13)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 9 December 1843; Next 12 December 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
12 December 1843 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
12 December 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (32)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 11 December 1843; Next 13 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Norma (2)
Performances: First 11 December 1843; Previous 11 December 1843; Next 13 December 1843
Cast:
Norma: Paul J. Bedford
Pollio: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Adalgisa: [Edward R.] Wright
Oroveso: Miss Hanson
Clotilda: Honey
Flavius: Miss Berenger
3) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (8)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 11 December 1843; Next 13 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
4) La Fete des Noces (14)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 11 December 1843; Next 13 December 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
13 December 1843 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
13 December 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (33)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 12 December 1843; Next 14 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Norma (3)
Performances: First 11 December 1843; Previous 12 December 1843; Next 14 December 1843
Cast:
Norma: Paul J. Bedford
Pollio: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Adalgisa: [Edward R.] Wright
Oroveso: Miss Hanson
Clotilda: Honey
Flavius: Miss Berenger
3) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (9)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 12 December 1843; Next 14 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
4) La Fete des Noces (15)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 12 December 1843; Next 14 December 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
14 December 1843 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
14 December 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (34)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 13 December 1843; Next 15 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Norma (4)
Performances: First 11 December 1843; Previous 13 December 1843; Next 15 December 1843
Cast:
Norma: Paul J. Bedford
Pollio: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Adalgisa: [Edward R.] Wright
Oroveso: Miss Hanson
Clotilda: Honey
Flavius: Miss Berenger
3) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (10)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 13 December 1843; Next 15 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
4) La Fete des Noces (16)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 13 December 1843; Next 15 December 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
15 December 1843 Friday Evening Adelphi |
15 December 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (35)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 14 December 1843; Next 16 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Norma (5)
Performances: First 11 December 1843; Previous 14 December 1843; Next 16 December 1843
Cast:
Norma: Paul J. Bedford
Pollio: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Adalgisa: [Edward R.] Wright
Oroveso: Miss Hanson
Clotilda: Honey
Flavius: Miss Berenger
3) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (11)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 14 December 1843; Next 16 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
4) La Fete des Noces (17)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 14 December 1843; Next 16 December 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
16 December 1843 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
16 December 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (36)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 15 December 1843; Next 18 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Norma (6)
Performances: First 11 December 1843; Previous 15 December 1843; Next 18 December 1843
Cast:
Norma: Paul J. Bedford
Pollio: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Adalgisa: [Edward R.] Wright
Oroveso: Miss Hanson
Clotilda: Honey
Flavius: Miss Berenger
3) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (12)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 15 December 1843; Next 18 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
4) La Fete des Noces (18)
Performances: First 27 November 1843; Previous 15 December 1843
Cast:
dancers:
Miss Hicks
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Bown
Miss Bullen
Mlle. Céleste Stephan
[Fred] Frampton
18 December 1843 Monday Evening Adelphi |
18 December 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (37)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 16 December 1843; Next 19 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Norma (7)
Performances: First 11 December 1843; Previous 16 December 1843; Next 19 December 1843
Cast:
Norma: Paul J. Bedford
Pollio: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Adalgisa: [Edward R.] Wright
Oroveso: Miss Hanson
Clotilda: Honey
Flavius: Miss Berenger
3) Le Bal Impromptu (1)
Author: [Unknown]
Performances: First 18 December 1843; Next 19 December 1843
Genre: (Undetermined)
4) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (13)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 16 December 1843; Next 19 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
19 December 1843 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
19 December 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (38)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 18 December 1843; Next 20 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Norma (8)
Performances: First 11 December 1843; Previous 18 December 1843; Next 20 December 1843
Cast:
Norma: Paul J. Bedford
Pollio: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Adalgisa: [Edward R.] Wright
Oroveso: Miss Hanson
Clotilda: Honey
Flavius: Miss Berenger
3) Le Bal Impromptu (2)
Performances: First 18 December 1843; Previous 18 December 1843; Next 20 December 1843
4) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (14)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 18 December 1843; Next 20 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
20 December 1843 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
20 December 1843 advertisement The London Times |
---|
1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (39)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 19 December 1843; Next 21 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Norma (9)
Performances: First 11 December 1843; Previous 19 December 1843; Next 21 December 1843
Cast:
Norma: Paul J. Bedford
Pollio: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Adalgisa: [Edward R.] Wright
Oroveso: Miss Hanson
Clotilda: Honey
Flavius: Miss Berenger
3) Le Bal Impromptu (3)
Performances: First 18 December 1843; Previous 19 December 1843; Next 21 December 1843
4) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (15)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 19 December 1843; Next 21 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
21 December 1843 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
21 December 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (40)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 20 December 1843; Next 22 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Norma (10)
Performances: First 11 December 1843; Previous 20 December 1843; Next 22 December 1843
Cast:
Norma: Paul J. Bedford
Pollio: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Adalgisa: [Edward R.] Wright
Oroveso: Miss Hanson
Clotilda: Honey
Flavius: Miss Berenger
3) Le Bal Impromptu (4)
Performances: First 18 December 1843; Previous 20 December 1843; Next 22 December 1843
4) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (16)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 20 December 1843; Next 22 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
22 December 1843 Friday Evening Adelphi |
22 December 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (41)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 21 December 1843; Next 23 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Norma (11)
Performances: First 11 December 1843; Previous 21 December 1843; Next 23 December 1843
Cast:
Norma: Paul J. Bedford
Pollio: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Adalgisa: [Edward R.] Wright
Oroveso: Miss Hanson
Clotilda: Honey
Flavius: Miss Berenger
3) Le Bal Impromptu (5)
Performances: First 18 December 1843; Previous 21 December 1843; Next 23 December 1843
4) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (17)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 21 December 1843; Next 23 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
23 December 1843 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
23 December 1843 advertisement The London Times |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (42)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 22 December 1843; Next 26 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss Emma Stanley
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Norma (12)
Performances: First 11 December 1843; Previous 22 December 1843; Next 29 March 1844
Cast:
Norma: Paul J. Bedford
Pollio: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Adalgisa: [Edward R.] Wright
Oroveso: Miss Hanson
Clotilda: Honey
Flavius: Miss Berenger
3) Le Bal Impromptu (6)
Performances: First 18 December 1843; Previous 22 December 1843
4) The Pic Nic; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (18)
Performances: First 4 December 1843; Previous 22 December 1843
Cast:
Mr. Tadpole: [George] Maynard
Mr. Crump: R. Hughes
Mr. Wheedle: S[tephen] Smith
Mrs. Tadpole: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Mrs. Crump: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Mrs. Wheedle: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Snoxell: O. Smith
Stubbs: [Edward R.] Wright
Twitter: [George] Wieland
countryman: Honey
Johnson: Sanders
Smithers: Butler
25 December 1843 Monday Evening Adelphi |
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Dark: Christmas Day
ADELPHI.The pantomime at this ever zealous house is indebted for its subject to a story familiar to most of our earliest recollections, and therefore can be simply dismissed, sans ceremonie (with the exception of some politesse due to the new adaptation), as the great Blue Beard, who has enlisted the attention of the nursery for some scores of years. But first let us do justice to the play-bill, which contains the following curiosities of literature: "characters in the poem" (!) Blue Beard, a great Jack Daw, in love with the soft sexes (!!) If the author of the poem meant "hard-hearted and soft-headed" as he subsequently alludes to, all right and good---we have no objection to his subdivisional classification, but really, on a prima facie view of the matter, it is rather puzzling to comprehend. We fear that the day of pantomime (which our friend Hood would call the Dey of Al-giers!), has nearly reached its evening's close. Dexterity now holds the place once occupied by Humour, and Wonder usurps "The heart's best throne--Delight!" |
26 December 1843 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
26 December 1843 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (43)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 23 December 1843; Next 27 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Cast Changes:
BUT Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar (replaces Miss Emma Stanley)
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever
Author: Edward Stirling; Choreographer: Fred Frampton; Composer: [William H.] Kearns
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Next 27 December 1843
Genre: (Pantomime) grand original, historical, autographical, topographical, Christmas pantomime
First Night Cast:
(characters in the poem)
Blue Beard (a Great Jack-Daw, or Bashaw with three Turks—in love with the soft sexes): S[tephen] Smith
Selim (the simpleton, a young soldier in love): [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i (a Grand Turk): Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy (a little Turk): Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac (a real stick of ebony—First Lord of the Bed Chamber): Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit (a Lord of the Great Jack-Daws Privy Chamber): Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow (a gentle creature): T[ommy] Matthews (from TR DL and TR CG)
Fatima (her disconsolate daughter): Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
(supernatural agencies)
Ulin (Fairy of the Silver Crescent, protecting Selim): Miss E[llen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
(peris, houris)
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee (Evil Geni of the Key, guarding Blue Beard): [George R.] Braid
(ghouls, afrites, and evil spirits)
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland (1st app in role)
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone (1st app)
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone (a cobbler): "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: Unlisted
Music
- music: Banjo duet: T[ommy] Matthews; [George] Wieland
Music Commentary
- banjo duet accompanied on the frying pan
Song
- song: Hot Codlins ([Charles I. Dibdin]): T[ommy] Matthews
- song: Musical duet
Song Commentary
- The duet sung by the "Little Stranger" and the "Prime Tenore"
Spectacle
- spectacle: Grand Oriental, Turkish, Persian, Hindoo, Anglo-Indian procession of horse and foot over the impassable mountains
- spectacle: The grand emblematic ensemblage of love and loyalty on board the Golden Galley, manned by Cupids and steer'd by Hope
Scenery Description
- (1) subterranean volcanic cavern in the bowels of the earth
- (2) cottage of the Widow Bow-Wow with a mountain pass and fairy fountain
- (3) exterior of the blue chamber watched and guarded by monstrous monsters
- (4) the wizard's glen
- (5) Blue Beard's castle
- (6) the blue chamber—a grim ghostly apartment
- (7) Leadenhall Market and the Hampstead Road
- (8) the "Saracen's Head, " Snow Hill, a hundred years ago
- (9) the model farm, near Windsor
- (10) Harlequin Hotel, Chequer St., for genteel families— the double-bedded room
- (11) the last of the stay-makers, Cranbourn Alley
- (12) The Rendezvous, Brydges Street
- (13) kitchen for the million
- (14) the valley of gloom
- (15) Temple of Britannia
General, Song
27 December 1843 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
26 December 1843 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (44)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 26 December 1843; Next 28 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (2)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 26 December 1843; Next 28 December 1843
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
28 December 1843 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
26 December 1843 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (45)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 27 December 1843; Next 29 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (3)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 27 December 1843; Next 29 December 1843
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
29 December 1843 Friday Evening Adelphi |
26 December 1843 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (46)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 28 December 1843; Next 30 December 1843
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (4)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 28 December 1843; Next 30 December 1843
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
30 December 1843 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
26 December 1843 playbill London Theatre Museum |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (47)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 29 December 1843; Next 1 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: [George] Wieland
Papelard: Sanders
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Shaw
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (5)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 29 December 1843; Next 1 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
1 January 1844 Monday Evening Adelphi |
1 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (48)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 30 December 1843; Next 2 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Cast Changes:
BUT Colporteur: Scott (replaces Shaw) Papelard: Shaw (replaces Sanders) Pleurs Jean: Sanders (replaces [George] Wieland)
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (6)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 30 December 1843; Next 2 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
2 January 1844 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
1 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (49)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 1 January 1844; Next 3 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (7)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 1 January 1844; Next 3 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
3 January 1844 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
1 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (50)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 2 January 1844; Next 4 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (8)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 2 January 1844; Next 4 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
4 January 1844 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
1 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (51)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 3 January 1844; Next 5 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (9)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 3 January 1844; Next 5 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
5 January 1844 Friday Evening Adelphi |
1 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (52)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 4 January 1844; Next 6 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (10)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 4 January 1844; Next 6 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
6 January 1844 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
1 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (53)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 5 January 1844; Next 8 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (11)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 5 January 1844; Next 8 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
8 January 1844 Monday Evening Adelphi |
8 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (54)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 6 January 1844; Next 9 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (12)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 6 January 1844; Next 9 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
9 January 1844 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
8 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (55)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 8 January 1844; Next 10 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (13)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 8 January 1844; Next 10 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
10 January 1844 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
8 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (56)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 9 January 1844; Next 11 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (14)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 9 January 1844; Next 11 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
11 January 1844 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
8 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (57)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 10 January 1844; Next 12 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (15)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 10 January 1844; Next 12 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
12 January 1844 Friday Evening Adelphi |
8 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (58)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 11 January 1844; Next 13 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (16)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 11 January 1844; Next 13 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
13 January 1844 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
8 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (59)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 12 January 1844; Next 15 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (17)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 12 January 1844; Next 15 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
15 January 1844 Monday Evening Adelphi |
15 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (60)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 13 January 1844; Next 16 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (18)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 13 January 1844; Next 16 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
16 January 1844 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
15 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (61)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 15 January 1844; Next 17 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (19)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 15 January 1844; Next 17 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
17 January 1844 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
15 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (62)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 16 January 1844; Next 18 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (20)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 16 January 1844; Next 18 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
18 January 1844 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
15 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (63)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 17 January 1844; Next 19 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (21)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 17 January 1844; Next 19 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
19 January 1844 Friday Evening Adelphi |
15 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (64)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 18 January 1844; Next 20 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (22)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 18 January 1844; Next 20 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
20 January 1844 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
15 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (65)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 19 January 1844; Next 22 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (23)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 19 January 1844; Next 22 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
22 January 1844 Monday Evening Adelphi |
22 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (66)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 20 January 1844; Next 23 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (24)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 20 January 1844; Next 23 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
23 January 1844 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
22 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (67)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 22 January 1844; Next 24 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (25)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 22 January 1844; Next 24 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
24 January 1844 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
22 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (68)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 23 January 1844; Next 25 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (26)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 23 January 1844; Next 25 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
25 January 1844 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
22 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (69)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 24 January 1844; Next 26 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (27)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 24 January 1844; Next 26 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
26 January 1844 Friday Evening Adelphi |
22 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (70)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 25 January 1844; Next 27 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (28)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 25 January 1844; Next 27 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
27 January 1844 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
22 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Bohemians; or, The Rogues of Paris (71)
Performances: First 6 November 1843; Previous 26 January 1844
Cast:
Mons. Montorgeuil: [George] Maynard
Mons. Digonard: R. Hughes
Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge
Charles Didier: Lyon
Paul Didier: [George R.] Braid
Mons. Franconier: Freeborn
Criquet Bagnolet: [Edward R.] Wright
Jacques Chalumeau: S[tephen] Smith
Pierre: Williamson
Pleurs Jean: Sanders
Papelard: Shaw
commissionaire: Butler
hawker: Nye
Creve Coeur: O. Smith
Brigadier: Honey
Fleury: Langabeer
Colporteur: Scott
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players:
Page
Jones
Wilson
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Louise: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Lolot: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Madame Papelard: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Madeline: Miss Butler
Ninette: Miss O. Hicks
Lucille: Miss Wiltshire
additional Bohemians:
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Miss Aldridge
Miss Berenger
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Morris
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (29)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 26 January 1844; Next 29 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
29 January 1844 Monday Evening Adelphi |
29 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Judith of Geneva (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever
Author: [John M. Morton]
Performances: First 29 January 1844; Next 30 January 1844
Genre: (Drama) new play
First Night Cast:
M. L'Advocat St. Val: Lyon
Captain Henri St. Val: [George] Maynard
De Launey: [George R.] Braid
La Vogue: O. Smith
Nicholas: [Edward R.] Wright
butler: Sanders
gardener: Butler
footman: Nye
cook: Leslie
porter: Honey
notaries:
Leigh Smith
Woodfield
serjeant: Williamson
gensd'armes:
Rivers
Langabeer
wedding guests:
Gilmer
Hunt
Page
Shaw
Walker
Edmonds
Countess Malvoisine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Amy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Mrs. D[avid] Lee
visitors:
Miss Hanson
Miss Berenger
Miss Aldridge
Swiss peasant girls:
Miss Hicks
Miss Wiltshire
Miss Turnour
Miss Bown
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
Dance
- (during II) dance: Characteristic pas Suisse: Mlle. Céleste Stephan; Miss Bullen
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (30)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 27 January 1844; Next 30 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
General, Advertisement
30 January 1844 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
29 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Judith of Geneva (2)
Performances: First 29 January 1844; Previous 29 January 1844; Next 31 January 1844
Cast:
M. L'Advocat St. Val: Lyon
Captain Henri St. Val: [George] Maynard
De Launey: [George R.] Braid
La Vogue: O. Smith
Nicholas: [Edward R.] Wright
butler: Sanders
gardener: Butler
footman: Nye
cook: Leslie
porter: Honey
notaries:
Leigh Smith
Woodfield
serjeant: Williamson
gensd'armes:
Rivers
Langabeer
wedding guests:
Gilmer
Hunt
Page
Shaw
Walker
Edmonds
Countess Malvoisine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Amy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Mrs. David Lee
visitors:
Miss Hanson
Miss Berenger
Miss Aldridge
Swiss peasant girls:
Miss Hicks
Miss Wiltshire
Miss Turnour
Miss Bown
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (31)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 29 January 1844; Next 31 January 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
31 January 1844 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
29 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Judith of Geneva (3)
Performances: First 29 January 1844; Previous 30 January 1844; Next 1 February 1844
Cast:
M. L'Advocat St. Val: Lyon
Captain Henri St. Val: [George] Maynard
De Launey: [George R.] Braid
La Vogue: O. Smith
Nicholas: [Edward R.] Wright
butler: Sanders
gardener: Butler
footman: Nye
cook: Leslie
porter: Honey
notaries:
Leigh Smith
Woodfield
serjeant: Williamson
gensd'armes:
Rivers
Langabeer
wedding guests:
Gilmer
Hunt
Page
Shaw
Walker
Edmonds
Countess Malvoisine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Amy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Mrs. David Lee
visitors:
Miss Hanson
Miss Berenger
Miss Aldridge
Swiss peasant girls:
Miss Hicks
Miss Wiltshire
Miss Turnour
Miss Bown
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (32)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 30 January 1844; Next 1 February 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
1 February 1844 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
29 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Judith of Geneva (4)
Performances: First 29 January 1844; Previous 31 January 1844; Next 2 February 1844
Cast:
M. L'Advocat St. Val: Lyon
Captain Henri St. Val: [George] Maynard
De Launey: [George R.] Braid
La Vogue: O. Smith
Nicholas: [Edward R.] Wright
butler: Sanders
gardener: Butler
footman: Nye
cook: Leslie
porter: Honey
notaries:
Leigh Smith
Woodfield
serjeant: Williamson
gensd'armes:
Rivers
Langabeer
wedding guests:
Gilmer
Hunt
Page
Shaw
Walker
Edmonds
Countess Malvoisine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Amy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Mrs. David Lee
visitors:
Miss Hanson
Miss Berenger
Miss Aldridge
Swiss peasant girls:
Miss Hicks
Miss Wiltshire
Miss Turnour
Miss Bown
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (33)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 31 January 1844; Next 2 February 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
2 February 1844 Friday Evening Adelphi |
29 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Judith of Geneva (5)
Performances: First 29 January 1844; Previous 1 February 1844; Next 3 February 1844
Cast:
M. L'Advocat St. Val: Lyon
Captain Henri St. Val: [George] Maynard
De Launey: [George R.] Braid
La Vogue: O. Smith
Nicholas: [Edward R.] Wright
butler: Sanders
gardener: Butler
footman: Nye
cook: Leslie
porter: Honey
notaries:
Leigh Smith
Woodfield
serjeant: Williamson
gensd'armes:
Rivers
Langabeer
wedding guests:
Gilmer
Hunt
Page
Shaw
Walker
Edmonds
Countess Malvoisine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Amy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Mrs. David Lee
visitors:
Miss Hanson
Miss Berenger
Miss Aldridge
Swiss peasant girls:
Miss Hicks
Miss Wiltshire
Miss Turnour
Miss Bown
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (34)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 1 February 1844; Next 3 February 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
3 February 1844 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
29 January 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Judith of Geneva (6)
Performances: First 29 January 1844; Previous 2 February 1844; Next 5 February 1844
Cast:
M. L'Advocat St. Val: Lyon
Captain Henri St. Val: [George] Maynard
De Launey: [George R.] Braid
La Vogue: O. Smith
Nicholas: [Edward R.] Wright
butler: Sanders
gardener: Butler
footman: Nye
cook: Leslie
porter: Honey
notaries:
Leigh Smith
Woodfield
serjeant: Williamson
gensd'armes:
Rivers
Langabeer
wedding guests:
Gilmer
Hunt
Page
Shaw
Walker
Edmonds
Countess Malvoisine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Amy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Mrs. David Lee
visitors:
Miss Hanson
Miss Berenger
Miss Aldridge
Swiss peasant girls:
Miss Hicks
Miss Wiltshire
Miss Turnour
Miss Bown
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
2) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (35)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 2 February 1844; Next 5 February 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
5 February 1844 Monday Evening Adelphi |
5 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever; "As sanctioned by Charles Dickens, Esq." (bill)
Author: Edward Stirling; Composer: George H. Rodwell
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Next 6 February 1844
Genre: (Drama) drama of peculiar and novel construction; 3 staves, or acts
First Night Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge (money lender, a Christian hater—a name only good upon 'Change'): O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit (a poor clerk with 15 shillings a week and six children): [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley (dead as a door nail): R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig (London trader "one vast substantial smile"—oily, rich and jovial): S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth (a pedagogue): Johnson
Master Scrooge (a schoolboy): Master Lightfoot
(fellow apprentices)
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: Unlisted
Mrs. Fezziwig (beaming and loveable): Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton (Scrooge's first, his only love, save gold): Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past ("it was a strange figure—like a child"): Miss E[llen] Chaplin
Little Fan (Scrooge's sister): Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim ("alas poor Tiny Tim—he bore a little crutch and had his limbs supported by an iron frame"): Miss Maynard
(Vision of Doom)
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit (wife to Mr. Bob—'dressed out but poorly in a twice turned gown, but brave in ribbons'): Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe (receiver of stolen goods—"a grey-haired rascal nearly seventy years of age"): Sanders
(worldly friends of old Scrooge)
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink (an undertaker's man): Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler (laundress): Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally (nurse): Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future (a solemn phantom, dressed and hooded, coming like the mist along the ground): Mrs. D[avid] Lee
Song
- air: The Baffled Knight
- air: Distant Bells
- air: Grim King of Ghosts
- air: Little Musgrave
- air: Hurry Along
- air: Love Lies Bleeding
- song: A Jolly Giant Glorious to See: Forman
- air: Lady Frances Neville's Delight
- air: Exactly What It Ought To Be (George H. Rodwell)
- air: Christmas Comes But Once a Year
- air: Trip and Go
- air: Old King Cole
- air: Lots of Plum Pudding
- air: Money Bags: in character: Mrs. D[avid] Lee
- air: Jog On the Footpath Way
- air: Remember, Oh, Thou Me
- air: Let's Tope and Be Merry
Scenery Description
- (I, i) chamber of Scrooge, the miser
- (I, ii) Fezziwig's ball
- (II, i) Scrooge's chamber, the dream
- (II, ii) Clare Market, by gaslight—Christmas Eve
- (II, iii) Bob Cratchit's, Camden Town, Christmas dinner
- (II, iv) the mine
- (III, i) the Royal Exchange
- (III, ii) a marine store shop, a wretched dirty den
- (III, iii) the desolate church-yard
- (III, iv) the miser's grave
- (III, v) Scrooge's home
- (III, vi) nephew Fred's
Title: General Commentary
- extensive opinions of the press on the DFo reel
2) Judith of Geneva (7)
Performances: First 29 January 1844; Previous 3 February 1844; Next 6 February 1844
Cast:
M. L'Advocat St. Val: Lyon
Captain Henri St. Val: [George] Maynard
De Launey: [George R.] Braid
La Vogue: O. Smith
Nicholas: [Edward R.] Wright
butler: Sanders
gardener: Butler
footman: Nye
cook: Leslie
porter: Honey
notaries:
Leigh Smith
Woodfield
serjeant: Williamson
gensd'armes:
Rivers
Langabeer
wedding guests:
Gilmer
Hunt
Page
Shaw
Walker
Edmonds
Countess Malvoisine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Amy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Mrs. David Lee
visitors:
Miss Hanson
Miss Berenger
Miss Aldridge
Swiss peasant girls:
Miss Hicks
Miss Wiltshire
Miss Turnour
Miss Bown
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
3) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (36)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 3 February 1844; Next 6 February 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
Title: General Commentary
- Cast truncated in the source
6 February 1844 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
5 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (2)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 5 February 1844; Next 7 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
2) Judith of Geneva (8)
Performances: First 29 January 1844; Previous 5 February 1844; Next 7 February 1844
Cast:
M. L'Advocat St. Val: Lyon
Captain Henri St. Val: [George] Maynard
De Launey: [George R.] Braid
La Vogue: O. Smith
Nicholas: [Edward R.] Wright
butler: Sanders
gardener: Butler
footman: Nye
cook: Leslie
porter: Honey
notaries:
Leigh Smith
Woodfield
serjeant: Williamson
gensd'armes:
Rivers
Langabeer
wedding guests:
Gilmer
Hunt
Page
Shaw
Walker
Edmonds
Countess Malvoisine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Amy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Mrs. David Lee
visitors:
Miss Hanson
Miss Berenger
Miss Aldridge
Swiss peasant girls:
Miss Hicks
Miss Wiltshire
Miss Turnour
Miss Bown
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
3) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (37)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 5 February 1844; Next 7 February 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
7 February 1844 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
5 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (3)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 6 February 1844; Next 8 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
2) Judith of Geneva (9)
Performances: First 29 January 1844; Previous 6 February 1844; Next 8 February 1844
Cast:
M. L'Advocat St. Val: Lyon
Captain Henri St. Val: [George] Maynard
De Launey: [George R.] Braid
La Vogue: O. Smith
Nicholas: [Edward R.] Wright
butler: Sanders
gardener: Butler
footman: Nye
cook: Leslie
porter: Honey
notaries:
Leigh Smith
Woodfield
serjeant: Williamson
gensd'armes:
Rivers
Langabeer
wedding guests:
Gilmer
Hunt
Page
Shaw
Walker
Edmonds
Countess Malvoisine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Amy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Mrs. David Lee
visitors:
Miss Hanson
Miss Berenger
Miss Aldridge
Swiss peasant girls:
Miss Hicks
Miss Wiltshire
Miss Turnour
Miss Bown
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
3) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (38)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 6 February 1844; Next 8 February 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
8 February 1844 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
5 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (4)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 7 February 1844; Next 9 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
2) Judith of Geneva (10)
Performances: First 29 January 1844; Previous 7 February 1844; Next 9 February 1844
Cast:
M. L'Advocat St. Val: Lyon
Captain Henri St. Val: [George] Maynard
De Launey: [George R.] Braid
La Vogue: O. Smith
Nicholas: [Edward R.] Wright
butler: Sanders
gardener: Butler
footman: Nye
cook: Leslie
porter: Honey
notaries:
Leigh Smith
Woodfield
serjeant: Williamson
gensd'armes:
Rivers
Langabeer
wedding guests:
Gilmer
Hunt
Page
Shaw
Walker
Edmonds
Countess Malvoisine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Amy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Mrs. David Lee
visitors:
Miss Hanson
Miss Berenger
Miss Aldridge
Swiss peasant girls:
Miss Hicks
Miss Wiltshire
Miss Turnour
Miss Bown
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
3) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (39)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 7 February 1844; Next 9 February 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
9 February 1844 Friday Evening Adelphi |
5 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (5)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 8 February 1844; Next 10 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
2) Judith of Geneva (11)
Performances: First 29 January 1844; Previous 8 February 1844; Next 10 February 1844
Cast:
M. L'Advocat St. Val: Lyon
Captain Henri St. Val: [George] Maynard
De Launey: [George R.] Braid
La Vogue: O. Smith
Nicholas: [Edward R.] Wright
butler: Sanders
gardener: Butler
footman: Nye
cook: Leslie
porter: Honey
notaries:
Leigh Smith
Woodfield
serjeant: Williamson
gensd'armes:
Rivers
Langabeer
wedding guests:
Gilmer
Hunt
Page
Shaw
Walker
Edmonds
Countess Malvoisine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Amy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Mrs. David Lee
visitors:
Miss Hanson
Miss Berenger
Miss Aldridge
Swiss peasant girls:
Miss Hicks
Miss Wiltshire
Miss Turnour
Miss Bown
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
3) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (40)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 8 February 1844; Next 10 February 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
10 February 1844 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
5 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (6)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 9 February 1844; Next 12 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
2) Judith of Geneva (12)
Performances: First 29 January 1844; Previous 9 February 1844
Cast:
M. L'Advocat St. Val: Lyon
Captain Henri St. Val: [George] Maynard
De Launey: [George R.] Braid
La Vogue: O. Smith
Nicholas: [Edward R.] Wright
butler: Sanders
gardener: Butler
footman: Nye
cook: Leslie
porter: Honey
notaries:
Leigh Smith
Woodfield
serjeant: Williamson
gensd'armes:
Rivers
Langabeer
wedding guests:
Gilmer
Hunt
Page
Shaw
Walker
Edmonds
Countess Malvoisine: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Amy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Mrs. David Lee
visitors:
Miss Hanson
Miss Berenger
Miss Aldridge
Swiss peasant girls:
Miss Hicks
Miss Wiltshire
Miss Turnour
Miss Bown
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Fenton
Miss Lee
3) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (41)
Performances: First 26 December 1843; Previous 9 February 1844
Cast:
Blue Beard: S[tephen] Smith
Selim: [Fred] Frampton
Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw
Mullah-werry Shy: Honey
Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders
Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn
officers, troopers, horse and foot:
Butler
Payne
Rivers
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Leslie
Mott
Nye
Moore
Williamson
Woodfield
Johnson
Jones
Gregory
Stephenson
Young
Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: T[ommy] Matthews
Fatima: Miss Bullen
ladies of the harem:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
M? Ball
Miss Hanson
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Leigh
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Ulin: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Nourmahal: Miss Bromley
Zulika: Miss Wiltshire
Silver Spray: Miss Fenton
Star of the World: Miss Hicks
Bulbul: Miss Lee
Light of the Harem: Miss Morris
Bride of the Desert: Miss Turnour
Bloom of the Flowers: Miss A. Hicks
Khalee: [George R.] Braid
Discord: Master Lightfoot
Malice: Master Phillips
Mischief: Master Butler
Stripe: Master Wilson
Bony: Master Brady
Fret: Master Jones
Clown: T[ommy] Matthews
Columbine: Miss Bullen
Harlequin Quicksilver: [George] Wieland
Pantaloon: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Mr. Gizzard: "Liver"
Mrs. Carrot: "Vegetable Pill"
Lapstone: "Strap"
porter: "Small-Beer"
bill-man: "Kite"
policeman: "Staff"
old apple woman: "Mrs. Golden Pippin"
little boy: "Great Man"
little girl: "Tall Woman"
oyster wench: "Mrs. Shell Fish"
fat cook: "Larder"
Alderman Guzzle: "Old Toper"
Mrs. Guzzle: "Long Swallow"
Master Guzzle: "Master Drink-All"
Miss Guzzle: "Miss Never-Dry"
housemaid: "Miss Flannel Cap"
the whistling oyster: "Meltonian"
passenger: "Everybody"
Farmer Chaw Bacon: "Straw-Yard"
Mrs. Chaw Bacon: "Mrs. Cow Meadow"
little boys: "Gentlemen's Sons"
the bull: "A Bear"
Mr. Williams: "A Good Fellow"
customers:
"All Right"
"Drink'em Dry"
"Pure Natives"
hole keeper: "Take'em In"
Mrs. Poply: "Miss Spout"
grenadier: "Red Herring"
new police: "Lobster"
the pump: "Old Sucker"
lodgers:
"Pay-No-Rent"
"Never-Die"
"Won't-Go-Out"
cooks:
T[ommy] Matthews
[George] Wieland
ladies: "themselves"
gentlemen: [Unlisted]
12 February 1844 Monday Evening Adelphi |
12 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (7)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 10 February 1844; Next 13 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
Cast Changes:
ADDS Fiddler: Shaw
2) Richard the Third (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever; Nicoll gives date of 1st perf as 8 Feb 1844
Author: Joseph S. Coyne
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Next 13 February 1844
Genre: (Burlesque) new, grand, historical, bombastical, musical, and completely illegitimate tragedy
First Night Cast:
King Henry the Sixth (reduced to a shade): Honey
(sons of King Henry)
Edward (Prince of Wales): R. Hughes
Richard (Duke of York): Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III (a crooked gentleman, who obtains the crown by crooked means, and gets knocked on the crown by Richmond): [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham (disappointed place hunter): Forman
Duke of Norfolk (oldest jockey on record): Williamson
Lord Stanley (cautious cove, who deserts his party and comes to Tamworth): S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond (Irish candidate for the crown whose motto is "a word and a blow—the blow first and the word after"): Hamilton (1st time this season)
Earl of Oxford (nobleman of very few words): Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby (early village cock): Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne (weeping widow, who having lost one husband, is ready for another): Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth (Queen of Edward IV): Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Mrs. Woolidge
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (19)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 11 November 1843; Next 13 February 1844
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
13 February 1844 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
12 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (8)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 12 February 1844; Next 14 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Richard the Third (2)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 12 February 1844; Next 14 February 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Mrs. Woolidge
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (20)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 12 February 1844; Next 14 February 1844
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
14 February 1844 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
12 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (9)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 13 February 1844; Next 15 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Richard the Third (3)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 13 February 1844; Next 15 February 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Mrs. Woolidge
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (21)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 13 February 1844; Next 15 February 1844
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
15 February 1844 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
12 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (10)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 14 February 1844; Next 16 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Richard the Third (4)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 14 February 1844; Next 16 February 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Mrs. Woolidge
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (22)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 14 February 1844; Next 16 February 1844
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
16 February 1844 Friday Evening Adelphi |
12 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (11)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 15 February 1844; Next 17 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Richard the Third (5)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 15 February 1844; Next 17 February 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Mrs. Woolidge
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (23)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 15 February 1844; Next 17 February 1844
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
17 February 1844 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
12 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (12)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 16 February 1844; Next 19 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Richard the Third (6)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 16 February 1844; Next 19 February 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Mrs. Woolidge
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (24)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 16 February 1844; Next 19 February 1844
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
19 February 1844 Monday Evening Adelphi |
19 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (13)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 17 February 1844; Next 20 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Richard the Third (7)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 17 February 1844; Next 20 February 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
Cast Changes:
BUT Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar (replaces Mrs. Woolidge)
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (25)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 17 February 1844; Next 20 February 1844
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
Title: General Commentary
- All of original cast except peasants restored
20 February 1844 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
19 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (14)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 19 February 1844; Next 22 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Richard the Third (8)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 19 February 1844; Next 22 February 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (26)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 19 February 1844; Next 22 February 1844
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
21 February 1844 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
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Dark: Ash Wednesday
22 February 1844 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
19 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (15)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 20 February 1844; Next 23 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Richard the Third (9)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 20 February 1844; Next 23 February 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (27)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 20 February 1844; Next 23 February 1844
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
23 February 1844 Friday Evening Adelphi |
19 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (16)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 22 February 1844; Next 24 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Richard the Third (10)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 22 February 1844; Next 24 February 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (28)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 22 February 1844; Next 24 February 1844
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
24 February 1844 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
19 February 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (17)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 23 February 1844; Next 26 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Richard the Third (11)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 23 February 1844; Next 26 February 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
3) The Wreck Ashore; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (29)
Performances: First 23 October 1843; Previous 23 February 1844
Cast:
Miles Bertram: Lyon
Walter Bernard: [George] Maynard
Captain Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: [Edward R.] Wright
Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: R. Hughes
William: Honey
Andrew Phipps: Sanders
Thomas: Shaw
Harry: Butler
lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn
Alice: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella, her sister: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dame Bernard: Mrs. Woolidge
Dame Fallowfield: Miss Hanson
Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon
Blackadder: S[tephen] Smith
Grampus: O. Smith
Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: [Edward R.] Wright
Walter: [George] Maynard
Jemmy Starling: R. Hughes
Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones
Avory: Leigh Smith
Culverdine: Leslie
Smith: Nye
Barbelot: Aldridge
sailor: Page
Alice, a bridesmaid: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Bella: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Lucy: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Mrs. Starling: Miss Butler
peasants:
Bowtal
Brunton
Gilmer
Hunt
Langabeer
Mott
Payne
Rivers
Williamson
Woodfield
village lasses:
Miss Aldridge
Miss Angelina
Miss Berenger
Miss Beresford
Miss Bell
Miss Bown
Miss Brown
Miss Clifford
Miss Fenton
Miss Heavens
Miss A. Hicks
Miss Lee
Miss Mars
Miss Morris
Miss Mott
Miss Strong
Miss Turnour
Miss [Louisa] Waite
Miss Wiltshire
26 February 1844 Monday Evening Adelphi |
26 February 1844 advertisement The London Times |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (18)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 24 February 1844; Next 27 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (1)
Title Comment: Nicoll gives 2 dates as 1st perf: this one and 4/12/1843, but there is no record of such a play in Dec 1843, but there was a ballet Antony and Cleopatra by Selby playing in 1843 at the Adelphi
Author: [Charles Selby]
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Next 27 February 1844
Genre: (Burlesque)
First Night Cast:
Antony (a trifle sobered, but still gay and rollicking): [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra (a trifle wiser, but still fond of masquerading): Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony (a "trifle" in a cradle): [Unlisted]
Cast Commentary
- cast taken from Folger bill 4 Mar 1844
Dance
- grand parisian pas: Gitanacachucacracoviennebolerotarantella (Fred Frampton): in character: [Edward R.] Wright; in character: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dance Commentary
- The name "Gitanacachucacracoviennebolerotarantella" appears to be a collection of the names of various European dances concatenated together into one word: Gitana-Cachucha-Cracovienne-Bolero-Tarantella
3) Richard the Third (12)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 24 February 1844; Next 27 February 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
4) The Daughter of the Danube; or, The Imp and the Water King (1)
Title Comment: 1st time here
Author: [Unknown]; Composer: Adolphe C. Adam; Composer: A[uguste] Pilati
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Next 27 February 1844
Genre: (Extravaganza) melo-dramatic fairy spectacle
Title: General Commentary
- Cast unavailable: see Oct 10, 1842 for a previous cast
General, Music
27 February 1844 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
27 February 1844 advertisement The London Times |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (19)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 26 February 1844; Next 28 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (2)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 26 February 1844; Next 28 February 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Richard the Third (13)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 26 February 1844; Next 28 February 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
4) The Daughter of the Danube; or, The Imp and the Water King (2)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 26 February 1844; Next 28 February 1844
28 February 1844 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
28 February 1844 advertisement The London Times |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (20)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 27 February 1844; Next 29 February 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (3)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 27 February 1844; Next 29 February 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Richard the Third (14)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 27 February 1844; Next 29 February 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
4) The Daughter of the Danube; or, The Imp and the Water King (3)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 27 February 1844; Next 29 February 1844
29 February 1844 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
29 February 1844 advertisement The London Times |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (21)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 28 February 1844; Next 1 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (4)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 28 February 1844; Next 1 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Richard the Third (15)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 28 February 1844; Next 1 March 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
4) The Daughter of the Danube; or, The Imp and the Water King (4)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 28 February 1844; Next 1 March 1844
1 March 1844 Friday Evening Adelphi |
1 March 1844 advertisement The London Times |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (22)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 29 February 1844; Next 2 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (5)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 29 February 1844; Next 2 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Richard the Third (16)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 29 February 1844; Next 2 March 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
4) The Daughter of the Danube; or, The Imp and the Water King (5)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 29 February 1844; Next 2 March 1844
2 March 1844 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
2 March 1844 advertisement The London Times |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (23)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 1 March 1844; Next 4 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (6)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 1 March 1844; Next 4 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Richard the Third (17)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 1 March 1844; Next 4 March 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
4) The Daughter of the Danube; or, The Imp and the Water King (6)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 1 March 1844
4 March 1844 Monday Evening Adelphi |
4 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (24)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 2 March 1844; Next 5 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (7)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 2 March 1844; Next 5 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State (1)
Title Comment: 1st time ever; Nicoll gives 11 Mar 1844 as date of 1st perf
Author: Edward Stirling
Performances: First 4 March 1844; Next 5 March 1844
Genre: (Melodrama) new romantic drama; 2 acts
First Night Cast:
Frederick the Second (King of Prussia): [George R.] Braid
Count D'Osborn (governor of the fortress): [George] Maynard
Ernest de Frideberg (the state prisoner): Lyon
Burl (a German dragoon in the Prussian service): O. Smith
Phelim O'Tug (a native of the Emerald Isle): Hamilton
Herman (a dumb boy): [George] Wieland
Fritz (a gardener): Forman
Captain Auray: Freeborn
Caspar (a Hungarian): Sanders
Karl: Aldridge
Kreutzer: Honey
officers:
Thomas
Williams
Harris
soldiers:
Wilson
Butler
Jones
Ulrica: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Countess Marie: Mrs. D[avid] Lee
Christine: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Madame Mullen: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Ricca: Miss Bullen
Song
- song: Widow Mahony: in character: Hamilton
- Song: in character: Forman
Scenery Description
- (I, i) gardens of the Pavilion Pomerain
- (I, ii) wild mountain pass and Alpine Bridge
- (II, i) dungeons of the fortress of the Giant's Mount
- (II, ii) arras chamber of the countess
- (II, iii) grand hall in the fortress, with ruined chapel
4) Richard the Third (18)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 2 March 1844; Next 5 March 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
5 March 1844 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
4 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (25)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 4 March 1844; Next 6 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (8)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 4 March 1844; Next 6 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State (2)
Performances: First 4 March 1844; Previous 4 March 1844; Next 6 March 1844
Cast:
Frederick the Second: [George R.] Braid
Count D'Osborn: [George] Maynard
Ernest de Frideberg: Lyon
Burl: O. Smith
Phelim O'Tug: Hamilton
Herman: [George] Wieland
Fritz: Forman
Captain Auray: Freeborn
Caspar: Sanders
Karl: Aldridge
Kreutzer: Honey
officers:
Thomas
Williams
Harris
soldiers:
Wilson
Butler
Jones
Ulrica: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Countess Marie: Mrs. David Lee
Christine: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Madame Mullen: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Ricca: Miss Bullen
4) Richard the Third (19)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 4 March 1844; Next 6 March 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
6 March 1844 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
4 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (26)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 5 March 1844; Next 7 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (9)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 5 March 1844; Next 7 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State (3)
Performances: First 4 March 1844; Previous 5 March 1844; Next 7 March 1844
Cast:
Frederick the Second: [George R.] Braid
Count D'Osborn: [George] Maynard
Ernest de Frideberg: Lyon
Burl: O. Smith
Phelim O'Tug: Hamilton
Herman: [George] Wieland
Fritz: Forman
Captain Auray: Freeborn
Caspar: Sanders
Karl: Aldridge
Kreutzer: Honey
officers:
Thomas
Williams
Harris
soldiers:
Wilson
Butler
Jones
Ulrica: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Countess Marie: Mrs. David Lee
Christine: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Madame Mullen: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Ricca: Miss Bullen
4) Richard the Third (20)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 5 March 1844; Next 7 March 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
7 March 1844 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
4 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (27)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 6 March 1844; Next 8 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (10)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 6 March 1844; Next 8 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State (4)
Performances: First 4 March 1844; Previous 6 March 1844; Next 8 March 1844
Cast:
Frederick the Second: [George R.] Braid
Count D'Osborn: [George] Maynard
Ernest de Frideberg: Lyon
Burl: O. Smith
Phelim O'Tug: Hamilton
Herman: [George] Wieland
Fritz: Forman
Captain Auray: Freeborn
Caspar: Sanders
Karl: Aldridge
Kreutzer: Honey
officers:
Thomas
Williams
Harris
soldiers:
Wilson
Butler
Jones
Ulrica: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Countess Marie: Mrs. David Lee
Christine: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Madame Mullen: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Ricca: Miss Bullen
4) Richard the Third (21)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 6 March 1844; Next 8 March 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
8 March 1844 Friday Evening Adelphi |
4 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (28)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 7 March 1844; Next 9 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (11)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 7 March 1844; Next 9 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State (5)
Performances: First 4 March 1844; Previous 7 March 1844; Next 9 March 1844
Cast:
Frederick the Second: [George R.] Braid
Count D'Osborn: [George] Maynard
Ernest de Frideberg: Lyon
Burl: O. Smith
Phelim O'Tug: Hamilton
Herman: [George] Wieland
Fritz: Forman
Captain Auray: Freeborn
Caspar: Sanders
Karl: Aldridge
Kreutzer: Honey
officers:
Thomas
Williams
Harris
soldiers:
Wilson
Butler
Jones
Ulrica: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Countess Marie: Mrs. David Lee
Christine: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Madame Mullen: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Ricca: Miss Bullen
4) Richard the Third (22)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 7 March 1844; Next 9 March 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
9 March 1844 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
4 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (29)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 8 March 1844; Next 11 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (12)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 8 March 1844; Next 11 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State (6)
Performances: First 4 March 1844; Previous 8 March 1844; Next 11 March 1844
Cast:
Frederick the Second: [George R.] Braid
Count D'Osborn: [George] Maynard
Ernest de Frideberg: Lyon
Burl: O. Smith
Phelim O'Tug: Hamilton
Herman: [George] Wieland
Fritz: Forman
Captain Auray: Freeborn
Caspar: Sanders
Karl: Aldridge
Kreutzer: Honey
officers:
Thomas
Williams
Harris
soldiers:
Wilson
Butler
Jones
Ulrica: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Countess Marie: Mrs. David Lee
Christine: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Madame Mullen: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Ricca: Miss Bullen
4) Richard the Third (23)
Performances: First 12 February 1844; Previous 8 March 1844
Cast:
King Henry the Sixth: Honey
Edward: R. Hughes
Richard: Master Lightfoot
Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: [Edward R.] Wright
Duke of Buckingham: Forman
Duke of Norfolk: Williamson
Lord Stanley: S[tephen] Smith
Earl of Richmond: Hamilton
Earl of Oxford: Freeborn
Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman
Catesby: Sanders
Tressell: Leslie
Doctor Shaw: Wilson
Friar Beuker: Nye
Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge
Lady Anne: Miss Emma Stanley
Elizabeth: Miss Wiltshire
Duchess of York: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: [Unlisted]
11 March 1844 Monday Evening Adelphi |
11 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (30)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 9 March 1844; Next 12 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (13)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 9 March 1844; Next 12 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State (7)
Performances: First 4 March 1844; Previous 9 March 1844; Next 12 March 1844
Cast:
Frederick the Second: [George R.] Braid
Count D'Osborn: [George] Maynard
Ernest de Frideberg: Lyon
Burl: O. Smith
Phelim O'Tug: Hamilton
Herman: [George] Wieland
Fritz: Forman
Captain Auray: Freeborn
Caspar: Sanders
Karl: Aldridge
Kreutzer: Honey
officers:
Thomas
Williams
Harris
soldiers:
Wilson
Butler
Jones
Ulrica: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Countess Marie: Mrs. David Lee
Christine: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Madame Mullen: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Ricca: Miss Bullen
4) Deeds of Dreadful Note! (1)
Author: [Mons. [Alfred] Dubois]
Performances: First 11 March 1844; Next 12 March 1844
Genre: (Burletta)
First Night Cast:
Stuff'em (a showman): S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Fright (a traveller): Forman
Mr. Timid: [Edward R.] Wright
Grab'em (policeman): Freeman
Mrs. Fright (wife to Fright): Miss Emma Stanley
12 March 1844 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
11 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (31)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 11 March 1844; Next 13 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (14)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 11 March 1844; Next 13 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State (8)
Performances: First 4 March 1844; Previous 11 March 1844; Next 13 March 1844
Cast:
Frederick the Second: [George R.] Braid
Count D'Osborn: [George] Maynard
Ernest de Frideberg: Lyon
Burl: O. Smith
Phelim O'Tug: Hamilton
Herman: [George] Wieland
Fritz: Forman
Captain Auray: Freeborn
Caspar: Sanders
Karl: Aldridge
Kreutzer: Honey
officers:
Thomas
Williams
Harris
soldiers:
Wilson
Butler
Jones
Ulrica: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Countess Marie: Mrs. David Lee
Christine: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Madame Mullen: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Ricca: Miss Bullen
4) Deeds of Dreadful Note! (2)
Performances: First 11 March 1844; Previous 11 March 1844; Next 13 March 1844
Cast:
Stuff'em: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Fright: Forman
Mr. Timid: [Edward R.] Wright
Grab'em: Freeman
Mrs. Fright: Miss Emma Stanley
13 March 1844 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (32)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 12 March 1844; Next 14 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (15)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 12 March 1844; Next 14 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State (9)
Performances: First 4 March 1844; Previous 12 March 1844; Next 14 March 1844
Cast:
Frederick the Second: [George R.] Braid
Count D'Osborn: [George] Maynard
Ernest de Frideberg: Lyon
Burl: O. Smith
Phelim O'Tug: Hamilton
Herman: [George] Wieland
Fritz: Forman
Captain Auray: Freeborn
Caspar: Sanders
Karl: Aldridge
Kreutzer: Honey
officers:
Thomas
Williams
Harris
soldiers:
Wilson
Butler
Jones
Ulrica: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Countess Marie: Mrs. David Lee
Christine: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Madame Mullen: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Ricca: Miss Bullen
4) Deeds of Dreadful Note! (3)
Performances: First 11 March 1844; Previous 12 March 1844; Next 14 March 1844
Cast:
Stuff'em: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Fright: Forman
Mr. Timid: [Edward R.] Wright
Grab'em: Freeman
Mrs. Fright: Miss Emma Stanley
14 March 1844 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (33)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 13 March 1844; Next 15 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (16)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 13 March 1844; Next 15 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State (10)
Performances: First 4 March 1844; Previous 13 March 1844; Next 15 March 1844
Cast:
Frederick the Second: [George R.] Braid
Count D'Osborn: [George] Maynard
Ernest de Frideberg: Lyon
Burl: O. Smith
Phelim O'Tug: Hamilton
Herman: [George] Wieland
Fritz: Forman
Captain Auray: Freeborn
Caspar: Sanders
Karl: Aldridge
Kreutzer: Honey
officers:
Thomas
Williams
Harris
soldiers:
Wilson
Butler
Jones
Ulrica: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Countess Marie: Mrs. David Lee
Christine: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Madame Mullen: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Ricca: Miss Bullen
4) Deeds of Dreadful Note! (4)
Performances: First 11 March 1844; Previous 13 March 1844; Next 15 March 1844
Cast:
Stuff'em: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Fright: Forman
Mr. Timid: [Edward R.] Wright
Grab'em: Freeman
Mrs. Fright: Miss Emma Stanley
15 March 1844 Friday Evening Adelphi |
11 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (34)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 14 March 1844; Next 16 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (17)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 14 March 1844; Next 16 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State (11)
Performances: First 4 March 1844; Previous 14 March 1844; Next 16 March 1844
Cast:
Frederick the Second: [George R.] Braid
Count D'Osborn: [George] Maynard
Ernest de Frideberg: Lyon
Burl: O. Smith
Phelim O'Tug: Hamilton
Herman: [George] Wieland
Fritz: Forman
Captain Auray: Freeborn
Caspar: Sanders
Karl: Aldridge
Kreutzer: Honey
officers:
Thomas
Williams
Harris
soldiers:
Wilson
Butler
Jones
Ulrica: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Countess Marie: Mrs. David Lee
Christine: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Madame Mullen: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Ricca: Miss Bullen
4) Deeds of Dreadful Note! (5)
Performances: First 11 March 1844; Previous 14 March 1844; Next 16 March 1844
Cast:
Stuff'em: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Fright: Forman
Mr. Timid: [Edward R.] Wright
Grab'em: Freeman
Mrs. Fright: Miss Emma Stanley
16 March 1844 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
11 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (35)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 15 March 1844; Next 18 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
2) Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (18)
Performances: First 26 February 1844; Previous 15 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Little Antony: [Unlisted]
3) Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State (12)
Performances: First 4 March 1844; Previous 15 March 1844
Cast:
Frederick the Second: [George R.] Braid
Count D'Osborn: [George] Maynard
Ernest de Frideberg: Lyon
Burl: O. Smith
Phelim O'Tug: Hamilton
Herman: [George] Wieland
Fritz: Forman
Captain Auray: Freeborn
Caspar: Sanders
Karl: Aldridge
Kreutzer: Honey
officers:
Thomas
Williams
Harris
soldiers:
Wilson
Butler
Jones
Ulrica: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Countess Marie: Mrs. David Lee
Christine: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Madame Mullen: Mrs. Woolidge
Madame Ricca: Miss Bullen
4) Deeds of Dreadful Note! (6)
Performances: First 11 March 1844; Previous 15 March 1844
Cast:
Stuff'em: S[tephen] Smith
Mr. Fright: Forman
Mr. Timid: [Edward R.] Wright
Grab'em: Freeman
Mrs. Fright: Miss Emma Stanley
18 March 1844 Monday Evening Adelphi |
18 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Henriette the Forsaken (1)
Author: [John B. Buckstone]
Performances: First 18 March 1844; Next 19 March 1844
Genre: (Melodrama) melo-drama; 3 acts
First Night Cast:
Ferdinand de Monval: Lyon
St. Albin: Freeborn
Chevalier Pirouette: [Edward R.] Wright
Philippe: O. Smith
Beauvilliers: [George] Maynard
Pierre Gigot: Forman
Joseph: [R?] Hughes
gamekeeper: Honey
chasseur: [John B.] Johnstone
Francois: Sanders
cadet: Butler
Comptois: Aldridge
Henriette (the forsaken): Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Monval: Mrs. D[avid] Lee
countess: Miss Butler
Baroness de Chevance: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
villagers, sportsmen, hunters, guards: [Unlisted]
2) Antony and Cleopatra (10)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 21 October 1843; Next 19 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (36)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 16 March 1844; Next 19 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
General, Music
19 March 1844 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
18 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Henriette the Forsaken (2)
Performances: First 18 March 1844; Previous 18 March 1844; Next 20 March 1844
Cast:
Ferdinand de Monval: Lyon
St. Albin: Freeborn
Chevalier Pirouette: [Edward R.] Wright
Philippe: O. Smith
Beauvilliers: [George] Maynard
Pierre Gigot: Forman
Joseph: [R?] Hughes
gamekeeper: Honey
chasseur: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Francois: Sanders
cadet: Butler
Comptois: Aldridge
Henriette: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Monval: Mrs. David Lee
countess: Miss Butler
Baroness de Chevance: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
villagers, sportsmen, hunters, guards: [Unlisted]
2) Antony and Cleopatra (11)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 18 March 1844; Next 20 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (37)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 18 March 1844; Next 20 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
20 March 1844 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
18 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Henriette the Forsaken (3)
Performances: First 18 March 1844; Previous 19 March 1844; Next 21 March 1844
Cast:
Ferdinand de Monval: Lyon
St. Albin: Freeborn
Chevalier Pirouette: [Edward R.] Wright
Philippe: O. Smith
Beauvilliers: [George] Maynard
Pierre Gigot: Forman
Joseph: [R?] Hughes
gamekeeper: Honey
chasseur: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Francois: Sanders
cadet: Butler
Comptois: Aldridge
Henriette: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Monval: Mrs. David Lee
countess: Miss Butler
Baroness de Chevance: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
villagers, sportsmen, hunters, guards: [Unlisted]
2) Antony and Cleopatra (12)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 19 March 1844; Next 21 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (38)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 19 March 1844; Next 21 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
21 March 1844 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
18 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Henriette the Forsaken (4)
Performances: First 18 March 1844; Previous 20 March 1844; Next 22 March 1844
Cast:
Ferdinand de Monval: Lyon
St. Albin: Freeborn
Chevalier Pirouette: [Edward R.] Wright
Philippe: O. Smith
Beauvilliers: [George] Maynard
Pierre Gigot: Forman
Joseph: [R?] Hughes
gamekeeper: Honey
chasseur: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Francois: Sanders
cadet: Butler
Comptois: Aldridge
Henriette: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Monval: Mrs. David Lee
countess: Miss Butler
Baroness de Chevance: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
villagers, sportsmen, hunters, guards: [Unlisted]
2) Antony and Cleopatra (13)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 20 March 1844; Next 22 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (39)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 20 March 1844; Next 22 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
22 March 1844 Friday Evening Adelphi |
18 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Henriette the Forsaken (5)
Performances: First 18 March 1844; Previous 21 March 1844; Next 23 March 1844
Cast:
Ferdinand de Monval: Lyon
St. Albin: Freeborn
Chevalier Pirouette: [Edward R.] Wright
Philippe: O. Smith
Beauvilliers: [George] Maynard
Pierre Gigot: Forman
Joseph: [R?] Hughes
gamekeeper: Honey
chasseur: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Francois: Sanders
cadet: Butler
Comptois: Aldridge
Henriette: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Monval: Mrs. David Lee
countess: Miss Butler
Baroness de Chevance: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
villagers, sportsmen, hunters, guards: [Unlisted]
2) Antony and Cleopatra (14)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 21 March 1844; Next 23 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (40)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 21 March 1844; Next 23 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
23 March 1844 Saturday Evening Adelphi |
18 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) Henriette the Forsaken (6)
Performances: First 18 March 1844; Previous 22 March 1844
Cast:
Ferdinand de Monval: Lyon
St. Albin: Freeborn
Chevalier Pirouette: [Edward R.] Wright
Philippe: O. Smith
Beauvilliers: [George] Maynard
Pierre Gigot: Forman
Joseph: [R?] Hughes
gamekeeper: Honey
chasseur: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
Francois: Sanders
cadet: Butler
Comptois: Aldridge
Henriette: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Marchioness de Monval: Mrs. David Lee
countess: Miss Butler
Baroness de Chevance: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Rose: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
villagers, sportsmen, hunters, guards: [Unlisted]
2) Antony and Cleopatra (15)
Performances: First 9 October 1843; Previous 22 March 1844
Cast:
Antony: [Edward R.] Wright
Cleopatra: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
3) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (41)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 22 March 1844; Next 27 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Mott
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
25 March 1844 Monday Evening Adelphi |
25 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Duchess de la Vaubaliere (1)
Author: J[ohn] B. Buckstone
Performances: First 25 March 1844; Next 26 March 1844
Genre: (Melodrama) melo-drama of powerful interest; 3 acts
First Night Cast:
Regent of France: [George R.] Braid
Adrian: [George] Maynard
Duke de la Vaubaliere: Lyon
Morriseau (a notary): [Edward R.] Wright
Leonard (a farmer): O. Smith
Duke St. Aignan: Aldridge
Count de Sabran: Freeborn
Monsieur d'Argenville: Leslie
Farincourt: Honey
Raymond: Sanders
gentlemen of the court, lacqueys: [Unlisted]
Julie (daughter of Leonard): Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Martha: Mrs. Woolidge
Scenery Description
- (I, i) farm-house of Leonard
- (II, i) the Chateau Vaubaliere
- (III, i) Hotel de la Vaubaliere, at Paris
2) The Omnibus [; or, A Convenient Distance] (1)
Author: [Isaac Pocock]
Performances: First 25 March 1844; Next 26 March 1844
Genre: (Farce) farce
First Night Cast:
Mr. Dobbs: [R?] Hughes
Mr. Ledger: S[tephen] Smith
farrier's boy: Honey
Master Tom Dobbs: Forman
Pat Rooney: Hamilton
Mrs. Dobbs: Mrs. Woolidge
Julia Ledger: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Miss Damper: Miss Aldridge
Miss Jemima Damper: Miss O. Hicks
3) Tom and Jerry; or, Life in London (1)
Author: [William T. Moncrieff]
Performances: First 25 March 1844; Next 26 March 1844
Genre: (Farce) celebrated extravaganza of fun, frolic, and flash
First Night Cast:
Tom: [George] Maynard
Jerry: Forman
Logic: O. Smith
Green: [Edward R.] Wright
Squire Hawthorn: Aldridge
Dick Trifle: Freeborn
Primefit: [George R.] Braid
O'Boozle: S[tephen] Smith
Dusty Bob: [George] Wieland
Regular: [John B.] Johnstone
M'Lush: Hamilton
Cope: H[enry] Hughes
lawyer: Honey
Mr. Mace: Shaw
Tattersal: Williamson
Billy Waters: Butler
Creeping Jack: Brunton
Kate: Miss Emma Stanley
Sue: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Jane: Miss Bromley
Mrs. Tartar: Mrs. Woolidge
Sal: Sanders
Cast Commentary
- Henry Hughes, according to Blanchard's History (p. 7), first appeared in 1848; it is just possible he appeared briefly in this season
Dance
- dance: Pas de valse: [Edward R.] Wright; Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
- dance: Pas de deux: [George] Wieland; Sanders
Dance Commentary
- pas de deux in character
Entertainment
- Masquerade
Scenery Description
- (1) Liberty Hall
- (2) drawing room of a dashing belle
- (3) the Corinthian's chaffing crib
- (4) interior of Tattersal's
- (5) Almack's
- (6) Temple Bar by gaslight
- (7) back slums in the Holy Land
- (8) chambers in the Albany
26 March 1844 Tuesday Evening Adelphi |
25 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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1) The Duchess de la Vaubaliere (2)
Performances: First 25 March 1844; Previous 25 March 1844; Next 27 March 1844
Cast:
Regent of France: [George R.] Braid
Adrian: [George] Maynard
Duke de la Vaubaliere: Lyon
Morriseau: [Edward R.] Wright
Leonard: O. Smith
Duke St. Aignan: Aldridge
Count de Sabran: Freeborn
Monsieur d'Argenville: Leslie
Farincourt: Honey
Raymond: Sanders
gentlemen of the court, lacqueys: [Unlisted]
Julie: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Martha: Mrs. Woolidge
2) The Omnibus [; or, A Convenient Distance] (2)
Performances: First 25 March 1844; Previous 25 March 1844
Cast:
Mr. Dobbs: [R?] Hughes
Mr. Ledger: S[tephen] Smith
farrier's boy: Honey
Master Tom Dobbs: Forman
Pat Rooney: Hamilton
Mrs. Dobbs: Mrs. Woolidge
Julia Ledger: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Miss Damper: Miss Aldridge
Miss Jemima Damper: Miss O. Hicks
3) Tom and Jerry; or, Life in London (2)
Performances: First 25 March 1844; Previous 25 March 1844
Cast:
Tom: [George] Maynard
Jerry: Forman
Logic: O. Smith
Green: [Edward R.] Wright
Squire Hawthorn: Aldridge
Dick Trifle: Freeborn
Primefit: [George R.] Braid
O'Boozle: S[tephen] Smith
Dusty Bob: [George] Wieland
Regular: J[ohn] B. Johnstone
M'Lush: Hamilton
Cope: H[enry] Hughes
lawyer: Honey
Mr. Mace: Shaw
Tattersal: Williamson
Billy Waters: Butler
Creeping Jack: Brunton
Kate: Miss Emma Stanley
Sue: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Jane: Miss Bromley
Mrs. Tartar: Mrs. Woolidge
Sal: Sanders
27 March 1844 Wednesday Evening Adelphi |
25 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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Benefit: Edward Stirling (stage manager)
1) The Duchess de la Vaubaliere (3)
Performances: First 25 March 1844; Previous 26 March 1844
Cast:
Regent of France: [George R.] Braid
Adrian: [George] Maynard
Duke de la Vaubaliere: Lyon
Morriseau: [Edward R.] Wright
Leonard: O. Smith
Duke St. Aignan: Aldridge
Count de Sabran: Freeborn
Monsieur d'Argenville: Leslie
Farincourt: Honey
Raymond: Sanders
gentlemen of the court, lacqueys: [Unlisted]
Julie: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Martha: Mrs. Woolidge
2) The King's Gardener [; or, Nipped in the Bud] (1)
Author: Charles Selby
Performances: First 27 March 1844
Genre: (Farce) farce
First Night Cast:
Benserade: [R?] Hughes
De Bussy: [George R.] Braid
Flic Flac: Honey
Galochard (a gardener—with a song): Forman
Madame Galochard: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Suzette: Miss Stephens
Nanette: Miss Hicks
Louise: Miss Butler
Song
- Song: Forman
3) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (42)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 23 March 1844; Next 29 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Bromley
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
Cast Changes:
BUT Little Fan: Miss Bromley (replaces Miss Mott)
General, Song
General, Dance
28 March 1844 Thursday Evening Adelphi |
28 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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Benefit: Mrs. Frederick H. Yates
1) The Maid of Honour (1)
Author: Samuel Beazley Jr.
Performances: First 28 March 1844
Genre: (Drama) petite comedy; 2 acts
First Night Cast:
Count Ollivarez (afterwards Duke de Medina): Lyon
Henrico (court page, afterwards captain of the Queen's guards): Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Chevalier St. George (ambassador of the court of Spain): Freeborn
Usher of the palace: Sanders
Queen: Mrs. [Frederick H.] Yates
Duchess Albafurez (mistress of the robes): Mrs. D[avid] Lee
Felicia (the court milliner—afterwards a maid of honor): Miss Ellen Chaplin
Marchioness Santa Bella: Miss Wiltshire
Donna Anna: Miss Butler
court milliners:
Miss Lee
Miss O. Hicks
2) Out of Place (1)
Author: Mark Lemon
Performances: First 28 March 1844
Genre: (Farce) popular farce
First Night Cast:
Captain Merrival: [George] Maynard
Peter Pommel: Forman
Honorable Chancery Lovenap: [George R.] Braid
John: Honey
Walnut: Aldridge
Miss Merrival: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Miss Lucy Lorimer: Miss Butler
Sophy Sollikins (her original character): Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Music Commentary
- "solo on her new instrument, the combario, a-la-Koenig"
Song
- Solo: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
- song: Jullien's All the Go: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
- song: Teazing Lovers of All Nations: in character: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Song Commentary
- Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam will accompany herself on her new instrument, the combario—a-la-Koenig
Dance
- burlesque dance: Cracovienne: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
3) The Young Widow [; or, A Lesson for Lovers] (1)
Author: [James T. Rodwell]
Performances: First 28 March 1844
Genre: (Farce) burletta
First Night Cast:
Mandeville: [George R.] Braid
Splash: [Edward R.] Wright
Aurelia: Miss Emma Stanley
Lucy: Mrs. F[rank] Matthews
Dance
- dance: Celebrated dancing duet: [Edward R.] Wright; Miss Emma Stanley
4) The Snapping Turtles [; or, Matrimonial Masquerading] (1)
Author: [John B.] Buckstone
Performances: First 28 March 1844
Genre: (Farce) celebrated duo-drama
First Night Cast:
Mr. Timms: [John B.] Buckstone
Miss Arabella Dieaway: [John B.] Buckstone
Sober Sam: [John B.] Buckstone
Mrs. Timms: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mr. Fipkins Yawyaw: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Mrs. O'Blarney: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Song
- song: The Life of a Dandy: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
- song: An Irish Fox Hunt and Horse Race: Mrs. [Edward] Fitzwilliam
Song Commentary
- song is descriptive of an Irish fox hunt etc., see Folger bill 9 December 1844
General, Song
29 March 1844 Friday Evening Adelphi |
29 March 1844 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library |
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Benefit: Wright
1) Ten Thousand a Year (1)
Title Comment: "Founded on a celebrated story in Blackwood's Magazine" (bill)
Author: [Richard B. Peake]; Composer: [George H. Rodwell]
Performances: First 29 March 1844
Genre: (Drama) drama of real life; 3 epochs
First Night Cast:
Charles Aubrey, Esq. (gentleman of Ten Thousand a year): [George] Maynard
(well-known legal firm)
Quirk: [James P.] Wilkinson
Gammon: Lyon
Snap: [R?] Hughes
Tittlebat Titmouse (haberdasher's shopman): [Edward R.] Wright
Bob Huckaback (Tottenham-court Road swell shopman): Paul J. Bedford
O'Toole (clerk to Quirk and Co.): Honey
Mr. Parkinson (Aubrey's solicitor): [Frederick?] Smithson
Mr. Runnington (eminent English solicitor, agent to Parkinson): Aldridge
footman to Mr. Aubrey: Jones
Charles (Aubrey's son): Master Webb
Lord Charles Berton: Master Forrest
Sir Henry Oldfield: Master Cormack
Jenkins (shopman to Tagrag): Freeborn
Tiddle (valet to Titmouse): Henry
Twirl (hair-dresser): Sanders
Nabbs (sheriff's officer): "Fleece"
Mrs. Aubrey: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Kate Aubrey (Aubrey's sister, beloved of Delamere): Miss Ellen Chaplin
Lady Harriet Cherville: Miss Greenland
Agnes (Aubrey's daughter): Miss E. Frampton
Mrs. Aubrey Sr.: Mrs. Pearse
Fanny (Miss Aubrey's maid): Miss Butler
Mrs. Squallop (Titmouse's landlady—Closet Court): Mrs. Woolidge
Song
- song: The Fine Old English Gentleman: Paul J. Bedford
- nursery ballad: Go Little Prattlers
- song: Here Shall Soft Charity Repine
- Song: in character: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Dance
- dance: Pas Chinois: [Fred] Frampton; Master Forrest; Master Maskell; Master [R. H.?] Kitchen; Master Flaws
Scenery Description
- (I, i) Titmouse's attic, Closet Court
- (I, ii) Yatton
- (I, iii) office of Messrs. Quirk, Gammon, and Snap
- (I, iv) drawing room at Yatton
- (I, v) children's ball at Yatton
- (II, i) chambers of T. Titmouse, Esq. M.P. in the Albany
- (II, ii) Mr. Aubrey's house in Vivian Street
- (II, iii) Gammon's office
- (II, iv) Mansion of Tittlebat Titmouse, Esq. in Park Lane
- (II, v) Mr. Gammon's chambers in Thaives' Inn
2) Norma (13)
Performances: First 11 December 1843; Previous 23 December 1843
Cast:
Norma: Paul J. Bedford
Pollio: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
Adalgisa: [Edward R.] Wright
Oroveso: Miss Hanson
Clotilda: Honey
Flavius: Miss Berenger
3) Bombastes Furioso (1)
Author: [William B. Rhodes]
Performances: First 29 March 1844
Genre: (Burlesque) popular mock-heroical-bombastical-burlesque-tragic-opera; 1 act
First Night Cast:
Artaxomines: Forman
Fusbos: S[tephen] Smith
Bombastes Furioso: [Edward R.] Wright
Distaffina: Miss Emma Stanley
Song
- parody: Hope Told a Flattering Tale: [Edward R.] Wright
4) A Christmas Carol; or, Past, Present, and Future (43)
Performances: First 5 February 1844; Previous 27 March 1844
Cast:
Ebenezer Scrooge: O. Smith
Mister Bob Cratchit: [Edward R.] Wright
Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: R. Hughes
Mr. Fezziwig: S[tephen] Smith
Dr. Dilworth: Johnson
Master Scrooge: Master Lightfoot
Young Scrooge: [George R.] Braid
Dick Wilkins: Leslie
post boy: Honey
The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Master Mouncer
milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Fezziwig: Mrs. Woolidge
Bella Morton: Miss [Sarah J.] Woolgar
The Ghost of Christmas Past: Miss [Ellen] Chaplin
Little Fan: Miss Bromley
Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: [Unlisted]
Nephew Fred: [George] Maynard
Master Peter Cratchit: Master Brunton
Master Tom Cratchit: Master Scott
sea captain: Jones
Tiny Tim: Miss Maynard
Ignorance: Crane
Want: Holmes
mariners:
"Rough"
"Rains"
butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Mrs. Frank Matthews
Martha Cratchit: Miss Lee
Belinda Cratchit: Miss O. Hicks
Sally Cratchit: Miss Johnson
Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman
Old Joe: Sanders
Mr. Topper: Aldridge
Mr. Floss: Freeborn
Mr. Blink: Honey
Visitors, guests: [Unlisted]
Mrs. Dibler: Mrs. Woolidge
Mrs. Fred: Miss Butler
Sally: Miss Wiltshire
Spirit of the Future: Mrs. David Lee
Fiddler: Shaw
General, Dance
General, Dance Commentary
General, Entertainment
General, Entertainment Commentary
General, Advertisement
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Post seasonal entertainment: Great Wizard of the North
Theatre Royal, Adelphi. Doors open 6:30, curtain 7:00, half price 9:00.
Ticket prices: box 4/-, pit 2/-, gallery 1/-.
2 Oct 1843 - 17 Jun 1844; 214 performances: 214 evening
Benefit (5): | Edward Stirling (stage manager) (27 Mar 1844)
John H. Anderson (17 Jun 1844) Malone Raymond (22 Apr 1844) Mrs. Frederick H. Yates (28 Mar 1844) Wright (29 Mar 1844) |
Dark (9): | Ash Wednesday (21 Feb 1844)
Christmas Day (25 Dec 1843) Good Friday (5 Apr 1844) Lent (30 Mar 1844) Passion Week (1 Apr 1844, 2 Apr 1844, 3 Apr 1844, 4 Apr 1844, 6 Apr 1844) |
Post seasonal entertainment (37): | Great Wizard of the North (6 May 1844, 7 May 1844, 8 May 1844, 9 May 1844, 10 May 1844, 11 May 1844, 13 May 1844, 14 May 1844, 15 May 1844, 16 May 1844, 17 May 1844, 18 May 1844, 20 May 1844, 21 May 1844, 22 May 1844, 23 May 1844, 24 May 1844, 25 May 1844, 27 May 1844, 28 May 1844, 29 May 1844, 30 May 1844, 31 May 1844, 1 Jun 1844, 3 Jun 1844, 4 Jun 1844, 5 Jun 1844, 6 Jun 1844, 7 Jun 1844, 8 Jun 1844, 10 Jun 1844, 11 Jun 1844, 12 Jun 1844, 13 Jun 1844, 14 Jun 1844, 15 Jun 1844, 17 Jun 1844) |
Post seasonal entertainments (24): | Great Wizard of the North, and An Hour in Ireland (8 Apr 1844, 9 Apr 1844, 10 Apr 1844, 11 Apr 1844, 12 Apr 1844, 13 Apr 1844, 15 Apr 1844, 16 Apr 1844, 17 Apr 1844, 18 Apr 1844, 19 Apr 1844, 20 Apr 1844, 22 Apr 1844, 23 Apr 1844, 24 Apr 1844, 25 Apr 1844, 26 Apr 1844, 27 Apr 1844, 29 Apr 1844, 30 Apr 1844, 1 May 1844, 2 May 1844, 3 May 1844, 4 May 1844) |
Lessees: | Gladstane, Thomas |
Stage directors: | Stirling, Edward |
Stage managers: | Stirling, Edward |
Directors of music: | Rodwell, George H. |
Orchestra conductors and leaders: | Kearns, William H. |
Ballet masters and mistresses: | Frampton, Fred |
Musical composers and arrangers: | Rodwell, George H. |
Box bookkeepers: | Hughes |
Scene painters: | Finlay
Pitt, Thomas H. |
Stage mechanics: | Cooper |
Wardrobe (designers and executors): | Godbee
Grundy, Miss Palmer, Jr. Taylor, Mrs. |
Printers: | S. G. Fairbrother, 31 Bow Street, Covent Garden (contractor) |
Adam, Adolphe C. | Daughter of the Danube, The; or, The Imp and the Water King (26 Feb 1844) |
Barnett, Charles Z. | Marie (2 Oct 1843) |
Beazley, Samuel, Jr. | Maid of Honour, The (28 Mar 1844) |
Bellini, Vincenzo | Norma (11 Dec 1843) |
Blewitt, Jonathan | Bluejackets, The; or, Her Majesty's Service (30 Oct 1843) |
Buckstone, John B. |
Duchess de la Vaubaliere, The (25 Mar 1844)
Henriette the Forsaken (18 Mar 1844) Snapping Turtles, The; or, Matrimonial Masquerading (28 Mar 1844) Wreck Ashore, The; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (23 Oct 1843) |
Coyne, Joseph S. |
Binks the Bagman (2 Oct 1843)
Merchant and His Clerks, The (27 Nov 1843) Richard the Third (12 Feb 1844) |
Dibdin, Charles | Bluejackets, The; or, Her Majesty's Service (30 Oct 1843) |
Dubois, Mons. Alfred | Deeds of Dreadful Note! (11 Mar 1844) |
Fitzball, Edward |
Mary Melvyn; or, The Marriage of Interest (20 Nov 1843)
Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (2 Oct 1843) |
Frampton, Fred |
Fete des Noces, La (27 Nov 1843)
Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (26 Dec 1843) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (2 Oct 1843) |
Harvey | Bluejackets, The; or, Her Majesty's Service (30 Oct 1843) |
Kearns, William H. | Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (26 Dec 1843) |
Lemon, Mark | Out of Place (28 Mar 1844) |
Maddison, George W. | Tom and Jerry; or, Life in London (25 Mar 1844) |
Moncrieff, William T. | Tom and Jerry; or, Life in London (25 Mar 1844) |
Morton, John M. | Judith of Geneva (29 Jan 1844) |
Oxberry, William H. | Norma (11 Dec 1843) |
Peake, Richard B. | Ten Thousand a Year (29 Mar 1844) |
Pilati, Auguste | Daughter of the Danube, The; or, The Imp and the Water King (26 Feb 1844) |
Pocock, Isaac | Omnibus, The; or, A Convenient Distance (25 Mar 1844) |
Pugni, Signor Cesare | Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (2 Oct 1843) |
Rhodes, William B. | Bombastes Furioso (29 Mar 1844) |
Rodwell, George H. |
Bohemians, The; or, The Rogues of Paris (6 Nov 1843)
Christmas Carol, A; or, Past, Present, and Future (5 Feb 1844) Henriette the Forsaken (18 Mar 1844) Mysterious Family, The (15 Nov 1843) Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (2 Oct 1843) Pic Nic, The; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers (4 Dec 1843) Ten Thousand a Year (29 Mar 1844) Wreck Ashore, The; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (23 Oct 1843) |
Rodwell, James T. | Young Widow, The; or, A Lesson for Lovers (28 Mar 1844) |
Selby, Charles |
Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled (26 Feb 1844)
Antony and Cleopatra (9 Oct 1843) King's Gardener, The; or, Nipped in the Bud (27 Mar 1844) Moral Philosopher, The (9 Oct 1843) |
Stirling, Edward |
Bluejackets, The; or, Her Majesty's Service (30 Oct 1843)
Bohemians, The; or, The Rogues of Paris (6 Nov 1843) Christmas Carol, A; or, Past, Present, and Future (5 Feb 1844) Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (26 Dec 1843) Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State (4 Mar 1844) Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (23 Oct 1843) |
Unknown |
Bal Impromptu, Le (18 Dec 1843)
Daughter of the Danube, The; or, The Imp and the Water King (26 Feb 1844) Dominique (4 Dec 1843) |
Wilks, Thomas E. | Roll of the Drum, The (16 Oct 1843) |
Unlisted |
Banjo duet (26 Dec 1843)
Golden Sun Is In the West, The (2 Oct 1843) When the Moon Looks Down on the Silent Deep (2 Oct 1843) |
Dibdin, Charles I. | Hot Codlins (26 Dec 1843) |
Horn, Charles E. | Maiden I Am, A (23 Oct 1843) |
Rodwell, George H. |
Exactly What It Ought To Be (5 Feb 1844)
Unlisted Title # 097 (9 Oct 1843) |
Unlisted |
Baffled Knight, The (5 Feb 1844)
Christmas Comes But Once a Year (5 Feb 1844) Come Return with Me, Renew Thine Airy Form (2 Oct 1843) Come Sail with Me in My Fairy Boat (2 Oct 1843) Cup of Wine from the Juicy Vine, A (2 Oct 1843) Dance to the Merry Castanette (2 Oct 1843) Distant Bells (5 Feb 1844) Fill Up, Let Joy and Mirth Abound (6 Nov 1843) Fine Old English Gentleman, The (29 Mar 1844) Flowers to Strew and Garlands to Twine (2 Oct 1843) Go Little Prattlers (29 Mar 1844) Grant Us Mother Calm Repose (2 Oct 1843) Grim King of Ghosts (5 Feb 1844) Here Shall Soft Charity Repine (29 Mar 1844) Hope Told a Flattering Tale (29 Mar 1844) Hurry Along (5 Feb 1844) In Our Cabin By the Sea (2 Oct 1843) Irish Fox Hunt and Horse Race, An (28 Mar 1844) Jodeln song (16 Oct 1843) Jog On the Footpath Way (5 Feb 1844) Jolly Giant Glorious to See, A (5 Feb 1844) Jullien's All the Go (28 Mar 1844) Lady Frances Neville's Delight (5 Feb 1844) Let's Tope and Be Merry (5 Feb 1844) Life of a Dandy, The (28 Mar 1844) Little Musgrave (5 Feb 1844) Lots of Plum Pudding (5 Feb 1844) Love Lies Bleeding (5 Feb 1844) Mock bravura (2 Oct 1843) Money Bags (5 Feb 1844) Musical duet (26 Dec 1843) Old King Cole (5 Feb 1844) Remember, Oh, Thou Me (5 Feb 1844) Sailors Lead a Merry, Merry Life (30 Oct 1843) Teazing Lovers of All Nations (28 Mar 1844) Though Lovers We Are Not (23 Oct 1843) Trip and Go (5 Feb 1844) Widow Mahony (4 Mar 1844) |
Frampton, Fred | Gitana Cachucha Cracovienne Bolero Tarantella (26 Feb 1844) |
Unlisted |
Celebrated dancing duet (28 Mar 1844)
Characteristic pas Suisse (29 Jan 1844) Cracovienne (28 Mar 1844) Galop and pas rustique (27 Nov 1843) Hornpipe of twelve (30 Oct 1843) Ko-Ko-Mo-Ko (9 Oct 1843) Pas Chinois (29 Mar 1844) Pas comique (6 Nov 1843) Pas de deux (27 Nov 1843) Pas de fascination (2 Oct 1843) Pas de valse (25 Mar 1844) Pas de villageoises (27 Nov 1843) Pas des guirlandes (27 Nov 1843) Pas diabolique (2 Oct 1843) Pas fantastique (27 Nov 1843) Shadow dance (2 Oct 1843) |
Unlisted |
Arrest of the assassin and fall of the King of the Bohemians (6 Nov 1843)
Assaut d'armes (9 Oct 1843) Attack of the military on the thieves' den (6 Nov 1843) Fete of the Madonna (2 Oct 1843) grand emblematic ensemblage of love and loyalty on board the Golden Galley, manned by Cupids and steer'd by Hope, The (26 Dec 1843) Grand Oriental, Turkish, Persian, Hindoo, Anglo-Indian procession of horse and foot over the impassable mountains (26 Dec 1843) Mystic rising of the Naiad from The Sea (2 Oct 1843) shower of many-coloured gems, A (2 Oct 1843) |
Unattributed |
Almack's (25 Mar 1844)
Arras chamber of the countess (4 Mar 1844) Back slums in the Holy Land (25 Mar 1844) Blue Beard's castle (26 Dec 1843) Blue chamber—a grim ghostly apartment, the (26 Dec 1843) Bob Cratchit's, Camden Town, Christmas dinner (5 Feb 1844) Chamber of Scrooge, the miser (5 Feb 1844) Chambers in the Albany (25 Mar 1844) Chambers of T. Titmouse, Esq. M.P. in the Albany (29 Mar 1844) Chateau Vaubaliere, the (25 Mar 1844) Children's ball at Yatton (29 Mar 1844) Clare Market, by gaslight—Christmas Eve (5 Feb 1844) Corinthian's chaffing crib, the (25 Mar 1844) Cottage of the Widow Bow-Wow with a mountain pass and fairy fountain (26 Dec 1843) Desolate church-yard, the (5 Feb 1844) Dominion of fancy, the (2 Oct 1843) Drawing room at Yatton (29 Mar 1844) Drawing room of a dashing belle (25 Mar 1844) Dungeons of the fortress of the Giant's Mount (4 Mar 1844) Exterior of the blue chamber watched and guarded by monstrous monsters (26 Dec 1843) Farm-house of Leonard (25 Mar 1844) Farm-yard—landscape, the (23 Oct 1843) Fezziwig's ball (5 Feb 1844) Gammon's office (29 Mar 1844) Gardens of the Chatte Amoureuse, or Amorous Kitten (6 Nov 1843) Gardens of the Pavilion Pomerain (4 Mar 1844) Garret in the Rue de Tabac, a (6 Nov 1843) Giannina's chamber at sunrise (2 Oct 1843) Grand hall in the fortress, with ruined chapel (4 Mar 1844) Halls of chrysolite and grotto of beauty beneath the waters (2 Oct 1843) Harlequin Hotel, Chequer St., for genteel families— the double-bedded room (26 Dec 1843) Heights overlooking Paris, bivouac of the Bohemians, the (6 Nov 1843) Home (2 Oct 1843) Hotel de la Vaubaliere, at Paris (25 Mar 1844) Interior of a cottage (23 Oct 1843) Interior of Tattersal's (25 Mar 1844) Italy the shores of the Mediterranean (2 Oct 1843) Kitchen for the million (26 Dec 1843) Landscape—marsh (23 Oct 1843) Last of the stay-makers, Cranbourn Alley, the (26 Dec 1843) Leadenhall Market and the Hampstead Road (26 Dec 1843) Liberty Hall (25 Mar 1844) Mansion of Tittlebat Titmouse, Esq. in Park Lane (29 Mar 1844) Marine store shop, a wretched dirty den, a (5 Feb 1844) Mine, the (5 Feb 1844) Miser's grave, the (5 Feb 1844) Model farm, near Windsor, the (26 Dec 1843) Mr. Aubrey's house in Vivian Street (29 Mar 1844) Mr. Gammon's chambers in Thaives' Inn (29 Mar 1844) Nephew Fred's (5 Feb 1844) Nicolo's cottage (2 Oct 1843) Office of Messrs. Quirk, Gammon, and Snap (29 Mar 1844) Old hall in Moatley Manor (23 Oct 1843) Palace of the Water Queen beneath the silver wave (2 Oct 1843) Paris, 1842 Messageries Royales, Rue Notre Dame des Victoires (6 Nov 1843) Paris and Savoy (2 Oct 1843) Paris (2 Oct 1843) Pont Marie, River Seine and Paris by moonlight with the embankments of the river, boats, barges (6 Nov 1843) Quarries of Montmartre, the (6 Nov 1843) Rendezvous, Brydges Street, The (26 Dec 1843) Restaurant—Boulevard Italien (6 Nov 1843) Room in Moatley Manor (23 Oct 1843) Royal Exchange, the (5 Feb 1844) Saracen's Head, Snow Hill, a hundred years ago, the (26 Dec 1843) Scrooge's chamber, the dream (5 Feb 1844) Scrooge's home (5 Feb 1844) Subterranean volcanic cavern in the bowels of the earth (26 Dec 1843) Summer (23 Oct 1843) Tapis franc, or low billiard and smoking room in La Cite, a (6 Nov 1843) Temple Bar by gaslight (25 Mar 1844) Temple of Britannia (26 Dec 1843) Titmouse's attic, Closet Court (29 Mar 1844) Valley of gloom, the (26 Dec 1843) Wild mountain pass and Alpine Bridge (4 Mar 1844) Winter farm-yard on the Essex Marshes (23 Oct 1843) Wizard's glen, the (26 Dec 1843) Yatton (29 Mar 1844) |
Antony and Cleopatra Married and Settled
(Burlesque by Selby, Charles (Author) (18 Performances, 26 Feb 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Antony: Wright, Edward R. (18 Performances, 26 Feb 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Cleopatra: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (18 Performances, 26 Feb 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Little Antony: Unlisted (18 Performances, 26 Feb 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
Antony and Cleopatra
(Burlesque, 1 act) by Selby, Charles (Author) (15 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 23 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Antony: Wright, Edward R. (15 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 23 Mar 1844)
- Cleopatra: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (15 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 23 Mar 1844)
Bal Impromptu, Le
(Undetermined by Unknown (Author) (6 Performances, 18 Dec 1843 - 23 Dec 1843)
Summary Cast:
Binks the Bagman
(Farce by Coyne, Joseph S. (Author) (6 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 7 Oct 1843)
Summary Cast:
- Binks: Wright, Edward R. (6 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 7 Oct 1843)
- Kit Crimmins: Hughes, R. (6 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 7 Oct 1843)
- Jack Robinson: Smith, Stephen (6 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 7 Oct 1843)
- Thomas: Sanders (6 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 7 Oct 1843)
- Boots: Butler (6 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 7 Oct 1843)
- Mrs. Crimmins: Matthews, Mrs. Frank (6 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 7 Oct 1843)
- Mrs. Robinson: Mott, Miss (6 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 7 Oct 1843)
- Mary: Chaplin, Miss Ellen (6 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 7 Oct 1843)
Bluejackets, The; or, Her Majesty's Service
(Farce by Stirling, Edward (Author) (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
Summary Cast:
- Admiral Trunnion: Hughes, R. (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Charles Herbert: Braid, George R. (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Jocko: Sanders (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Ben Binnacle: Smith, O. (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Chaser: Smith, Stephen (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Fanny Trunnion: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Betsey Bodkin: Stanley, Miss Emma (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- lieutenant: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- boatswain: Stanley, Miss Emma (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Rough: Wiltshire, Miss (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Tough: Waite, Miss Louisa (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Strikealight: Turnour, Miss (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Longsplice: Mott, Miss (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Squib: Lee, Miss (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Torch: Hicks, Miss A. (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Lobscouse: Hicks, Miss (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Powder Blue: Fenton, Miss (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Marlin Spike: Clifford, Miss (6 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 4 Nov 1843), Maurice, Miss (6 Performances, 13 Nov 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Ginger: Bown, Miss (12 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
* Bohemians, The; or, The Rogues of Paris
(Drama, 3 acts) by Stirling, Edward (Author); Rodwell, George H. (Composer) (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Mons. Montorgeuil: Maynard, George (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Mons. Digonard: Hughes, R. (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Mons. Desrosier: Aldridge (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Charles Didier: Lyon (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Paul Didier: Braid, George R. (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Mons. Franconier: Freeborn (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Criquet Bagnolet: Wright, Edward R. (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Jacques Chalumeau: Smith, Stephen (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Pierre: Williamson (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Pleurs Jean: Wieland, George (47 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 30 Dec 1843), Sanders (24 Performances, 1 Jan 1844 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Papelard: Sanders (47 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 30 Dec 1843), Shaw (24 Performances, 1 Jan 1844 - 27 Jan 1844)
- commissionaire: Butler (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- hawker: Nye (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Creve Coeur: Smith, O. (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Brigadier: Honey (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Fleury: Langabeer (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Colporteur: Shaw (47 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 30 Dec 1843), Scott (24 Performances, 1 Jan 1844 - 27 Jan 1844)
- passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players: Bowtal (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Brunton (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Gilmer (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Hunt (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Jones (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Mott (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Page (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Payne (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Rivers (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Wilson (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Louise: Yates, Mrs. Frederick H. (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Lolot: Stanley, Miss Emma (30 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 23 Dec 1843), Woolidge, Mrs. (12 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 2 Dec 1843), Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (29 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Madame Papelard: Matthews, Mrs. Frank (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Madeline: Butler, Miss (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Ninette: Hicks, Miss O. (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- Lucille: Wiltshire, Miss (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
- additional Bohemians: Aldridge, Miss (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Berenger, Miss (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Bown, Miss (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Brown, Miss (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Clifford, Miss (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Fenton, Miss (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Hicks, Miss A. (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Lee, Miss (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Morris, Miss (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Strong, Miss (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844), Turnour, Miss (71 Performances, 6 Nov 1843 - 27 Jan 1844)
Bombastes Furioso
(Burlesque, 1 act) by Rhodes, William B. (Author) (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Artaxomines: Forman (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Fusbos: Smith, Stephen (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Bombastes Furioso: Wright, Edward R. (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Distaffina: Stanley, Miss Emma (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
* Christmas Carol, A; or, Past, Present, and Future
(Drama, 3 staves, or acts) by Stirling, Edward (Author); Rodwell, George H. (Composer) (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Ebenezer Scrooge: Smith, O. (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Mister Bob Cratchit: Wright, Edward R. (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Ghost of Old Jacob Marley: Hughes, R. (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Mr. Fezziwig: Smith, Stephen (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Dr. Dilworth: Johnson (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Master Scrooge: Lightfoot, Master (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Young Scrooge: Braid, George R. (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Dick Wilkins: Leslie (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- post boy: Honey (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- The Dirty Little Boy from over the way: Mouncer, Master (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- milkman, cook's, sweetheart, baker, visitors: Unlisted (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Mrs. Fezziwig: Woolidge, Mrs. (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Bella Morton: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- The Ghost of Christmas Past: Chaplin, Miss Ellen (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Little Fan: Mott, Miss (41 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 23 Mar 1844), Bromley, Miss (2 Performances, 27 Mar 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Mary the tenant, Sally the cook, their friends, neighbours: Unlisted (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Nephew Fred: Maynard, George (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Master Peter Cratchit: Brunton, Master (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Master Tom Cratchit: Scott, Master (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- sea captain: Jones (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Tiny Tim: Maynard, Miss (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Ignorance: Crane (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Want: Holmes (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- mariners: Rains (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844), Rough (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- butchers, grocers, ballad singers, passengers, watchmen, small purchasers, visitors: Unlisted (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Mrs. Bob Cratchit: Matthews, Mrs. Frank (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Martha Cratchit: Lee, Miss (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Belinda Cratchit: Hicks, Miss O. (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Sally Cratchit: Johnson, Miss (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Ghost of Christmas Present: Forman (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Old Joe: Sanders (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Mr. Topper: Aldridge (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Mr. Floss: Freeborn (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Mr. Blink: Honey (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Visitors, guests: Unlisted (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Mrs. Dibler: Woolidge, Mrs. (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Mrs. Fred: Butler, Miss (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Sally: Wiltshire, Miss (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Spirit of the Future: Lee, Mrs. David (43 Performances, 5 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Fiddler: Shaw (37 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 29 Mar 1844)
Daughter of the Danube, The; or, The Imp and the Water King
(Extravaganza by Unknown (Author); Adam, Adolphe C. (Composer); Pilati, Auguste (Composer) (6 Performances, 26 Feb 1844 - 2 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
Deeds of Dreadful Note!
(Burletta by Dubois, Mons. Alfred (Author) (6 Performances, 11 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Stuff'em: Smith, Stephen (6 Performances, 11 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Mr. Fright: Forman (6 Performances, 11 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Mr. Timid: Wright, Edward R. (6 Performances, 11 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Grab'em: Freeman (6 Performances, 11 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Mrs. Fright: Stanley, Miss Emma (6 Performances, 11 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
Dominique
(Drama by Unknown (Author) (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843)
Summary Cast:
- Dominique: Forman, H. (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843)
- Duverne: Maynard, George (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843)
- LeLache: Braid, George R. (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843)
- D'Anville: Aldridge (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843)
- Gaspard: Sanders (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843)
- Louis: Honey (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843)
- Henri: Shaw (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843)
- gaoler: Butler (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843)
- officers: Gilmer (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843), Hunt (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843), Langabeer (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843), Page (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843), Rivers (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843), Woodfield (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843)
- Blanche: Lee, Mrs. David (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843)
- Genevieve: Woolidge, Mrs. (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843)
- Jeanette: Chaplin, Miss Ellen (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843)
- Susette: Bromley, Miss (6 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 9 Dec 1843)
Duchess de la Vaubaliere, The
(Melodrama, 3 acts) by Buckstone, John B. (Author) (3 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 27 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Regent of France: Braid, George R. (3 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 27 Mar 1844)
- Adrian: Maynard, George (3 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 27 Mar 1844)
- Duke de la Vaubaliere: Lyon (3 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 27 Mar 1844)
- Morriseau: Wright, Edward R. (3 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 27 Mar 1844)
- Leonard: Smith, O. (3 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 27 Mar 1844)
- Duke St. Aignan: Aldridge (3 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 27 Mar 1844)
- Count de Sabran: Freeborn (3 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 27 Mar 1844)
- Monsieur d'Argenville: Leslie (3 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 27 Mar 1844)
- Farincourt: Honey (3 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 27 Mar 1844)
- Raymond: Sanders (3 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 27 Mar 1844)
- gentlemen of the court, lacqueys: Unlisted (3 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 27 Mar 1844)
- Julie: Yates, Mrs. Frederick H. (3 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 27 Mar 1844)
- Martha: Woolidge, Mrs. (3 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 27 Mar 1844)
Fete des Noces, La
(Ballet by Frampton, Fred (Choreographer) (18 Performances, 27 Nov 1843 - 16 Dec 1843)
Summary Cast:
- dancers: Bown, Miss (18 Performances, 27 Nov 1843 - 16 Dec 1843), Bullen, Miss (18 Performances, 27 Nov 1843 - 16 Dec 1843), Frampton, Fred (18 Performances, 27 Nov 1843 - 16 Dec 1843), Hicks, Miss (18 Performances, 27 Nov 1843 - 16 Dec 1843), Stephan, Mlle. Céleste (18 Performances, 27 Nov 1843 - 16 Dec 1843), Waite, Miss Louisa (18 Performances, 27 Nov 1843 - 16 Dec 1843)
* Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent
(Pantomime by Stirling, Edward (Author); Frampton, Fred (Choreographer); Kearns, William H. (Composer) (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Blue Beard: Smith, Stephen (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Selim: Frampton, Fred (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Ben Bons-ski-all-my-i: Shaw (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Mullah-werry Shy: Honey (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Mumbo-Jumbo-Kickeraboo Shacabac: Sanders (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Ali Tom-tit-little-wit: Freeborn (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- officers, troopers, horse and foot: Bowtal (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Brunton (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Butler (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Gilmer (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Gregory (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Hunt (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Johnson (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Jones (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Leslie (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Moore (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Mott (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Nye (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Payne (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Rivers (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Stephenson (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Williamson (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Woodfield (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Young (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Widow Bow-Wow-Chip-Chow-Cherry-Chow: Matthews, Tommy (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Fatima: Bullen, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- ladies of the harem: Aldridge, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Angelina, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Ball, M? (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Berenger, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Bown, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Brown, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Hanson, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Leigh, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Mars, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Morris, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Mott, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Ulin: Chaplin, Miss Ellen (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Nourmahal: Bromley, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Zulika: Wiltshire, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Silver Spray: Fenton, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Star of the World: Hicks, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Bulbul: Lee, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Light of the Harem: Morris, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Bride of the Desert: Turnour, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Bloom of the Flowers: Hicks, Miss A. (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Khalee: Braid, George R. (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Discord: Lightfoot, Master (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Malice: Phillips, Master (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Mischief: Butler, Master (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Stripe: Wilson, Master (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Bony: Brady, Master (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Fret: Jones, Master (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Clown: Matthews, Tommy (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Columbine: Bullen, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Harlequin Quicksilver: Wieland, George (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Pantaloon: Johnstone, John B. (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Mr. Gizzard: Liver (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Mrs. Carrot: Pill, Vegetable (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Lapstone: Strap (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- porter: Small-Beer (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- bill-man: Kite (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- policeman: Staff (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- old apple woman: Pippin, Mrs. Golden (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- little boy: Man, Great (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- little girl: Woman, Tall (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- oyster wench: Fish, Mrs. Shell (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- fat cook: Larder (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Alderman Guzzle: Toper, Old (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Mrs. Guzzle: Swallow, Long (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Master Guzzle: Drink-All, Master (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Miss Guzzle: Never-Dry, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- housemaid: Cap, Miss Flannel (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- the whistling oyster: Meltonian (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- passenger: Everybody (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Farmer Chaw Bacon: Straw-Yard (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Mrs. Chaw Bacon: Meadow, Mrs. Cow (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- little boys: Sons, Gentlemen's (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- the bull: Bear, A. (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Mr. Williams: Fellow, A. Good (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- customers: Dry, Drink'em (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Natives, Pure (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Right, All (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- hole keeper: In, Take'em (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Mrs. Poply: Spout, Miss (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- grenadier: Herring, Red (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- new police: Lobster (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- the pump: Sucker, Old (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- lodgers: Never-Die (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Pay-No-Rent (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Won't-Go-Out (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- cooks: Matthews, Tommy (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844), Wieland, George (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- ladies: themselves (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
- gentlemen: Unlisted (41 Performances, 26 Dec 1843 - 10 Feb 1844)
Henriette the Forsaken
(Melodrama, 3 acts) by Buckstone, John B. (Author) (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Ferdinand de Monval: Lyon (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- St. Albin: Freeborn (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- Chevalier Pirouette: Wright, Edward R. (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- Philippe: Smith, O. (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- Beauvilliers: Maynard, George (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- Pierre Gigot: Forman (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- Joseph: Hughes, R. (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- gamekeeper: Honey (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- chasseur: Johnstone, John B. (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- Francois: Sanders (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- cadet: Butler (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- Comptois: Aldridge (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- Henriette: Yates, Mrs. Frederick H. (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- Marchioness de Monval: Lee, Mrs. David (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- countess: Butler, Miss (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- Baroness de Chevance: Chaplin, Miss Ellen (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- Rose: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
- villagers, sportsmen, hunters, guards: Unlisted (6 Performances, 18 Mar 1844 - 23 Mar 1844)
* Judith of Geneva
(Drama by Morton, John M. (Author) (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
Summary Cast:
- M. L'Advocat St. Val: Lyon (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Captain Henri St. Val: Maynard, George (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- De Launey: Braid, George R. (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- La Vogue: Smith, O. (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Nicholas: Wright, Edward R. (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- butler: Sanders (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- gardener: Butler (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- footman: Nye (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- cook: Leslie (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- porter: Honey (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- notaries: Smith, Leigh (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Woodfield (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- serjeant: Williamson (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- gensd'armes: Langabeer (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Rivers (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- wedding guests: Edmonds (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Gilmer (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Hunt (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Page (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Shaw (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Walker (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Countess Malvoisine: Yates, Mrs. Frederick H. (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Amy: Chaplin, Miss Ellen (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Rose: Lee, Mrs. David (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- visitors: Aldridge, Miss (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Berenger, Miss (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Hanson, Miss (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
- Swiss peasant girls: Bown, Miss (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Fenton, Miss (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Hicks, Miss (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Hicks, Miss A. (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Lee, Miss (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Morris, Miss (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Mott, Miss (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Turnour, Miss (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844), Wiltshire, Miss (12 Performances, 29 Jan 1844 - 10 Feb 1844)
King's Gardener, The; or, Nipped in the Bud
(Farce by Selby, Charles (Author) (1 Performances, 27 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Benserade: Hughes, R. (1 Performances, 27 Mar 1844)
- De Bussy: Braid, George R. (1 Performances, 27 Mar 1844)
- Flic Flac: Honey (1 Performances, 27 Mar 1844)
- Galochard: Forman (1 Performances, 27 Mar 1844)
- Madame Galochard: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (1 Performances, 27 Mar 1844)
- Suzette: Stephens, Miss (1 Performances, 27 Mar 1844)
- Nanette: Hicks, Miss (1 Performances, 27 Mar 1844)
- Louise: Butler, Miss (1 Performances, 27 Mar 1844)
Maid of Honour, The
(Drama, 2 acts) by Beazley, Samuel, Jr. (Author) (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Count Ollivarez: Lyon (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Henrico: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Chevalier St. George: Freeborn (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Usher of the palace: Sanders (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Queen: Yates, Mrs. Frederick H. (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Duchess Albafurez: Lee, Mrs. David (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Felicia: Chaplin, Miss Ellen (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Marchioness Santa Bella: Wiltshire, Miss (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Donna Anna: Butler, Miss (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- court milliners: Hicks, Miss O. (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844), Lee, Miss (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
* Marie
(Melodrama, 3 acts) by Barnett, Charles Z. (Author) (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
Summary Cast:
- Count de Fleury: Lyon (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- Andre: Braid, George R. (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- Loustalot: Smith, O. (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- Pierrot: Hughes, R. (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- Laroque: Sanders (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- Mons. Granville: Smith, Leigh (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- Charles: Freeborn (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- Savoyards: Aldridge, Miss (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Bell, Miss (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Bowtal (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Brown, Miss (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Butler (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Clifford, Miss (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Fenton, Miss (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Gilmer (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Hicks, Miss A. (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Hunt (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Jones (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Mars, Miss (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), May, Miss (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Morris, Miss (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Mott, Miss (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Page (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Rivers (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Shaw (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Turnour, Miss (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Waite, Miss Louisa (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- pages: Butler (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Honey (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- guests: Bowtal (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Jones (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Rivers (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- ladies: Brown, Miss (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843), Turnour, Miss (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- Marie: Yates, Mrs. Frederick H. (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- Marchioness de Sivry: Lee, Mrs. David (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- Mademoiselle Delbec: Wiltshire, Miss (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- Madeline: Woolidge, Mrs. (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- Fanchette: Mott, Miss (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- Lucille: Berenger, Miss (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
- Conchon: Stanley, Miss Emma (12 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 14 Oct 1843)
Mary Melvyn; or, The Marriage of Interest
(Melodrama, 2 acts) by Fitzball, Edward (Author) (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
Summary Cast:
- Mr. Melvyn: Lyon (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Captain Marston, R.N.: Maynard, George (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Sir Charles Grantley: Smith, Leigh (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Harry Grantley: Braid, George R. (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Major Lapwing: Hughes, R. (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Captain Elsgood: Freeborn (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Barrington: Smith, Stephen (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Sam Surf: Smith, O. (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Mary Melvyn: Yates, Mrs. Frederick H. (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Juliana: Hicks, Miss (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Lady Somers: Bullen, Miss (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Gossip: Matthews, Mrs. Frank (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Arabella: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
Merchant and His Clerks, The
(Drama by Coyne, Joseph S. (Author) (6 Performances, 27 Nov 1843 - 2 Dec 1843)
Summary Cast:
* Moral Philosopher, The
(Farce by Selby, Charles (Author) (26 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 14 Nov 1843)
Summary Cast:
- Abbe de Riancourt: Braid, George R. (26 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 14 Nov 1843)
- Master Vieuxrenard: Smith, O. (26 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 14 Nov 1843)
- Remi: Hughes, R. (26 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 14 Nov 1843)
- Brizard: Shaw (26 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 14 Nov 1843)
- Preville: Page (26 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 14 Nov 1843)
- Lafleur: Honey (26 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 14 Nov 1843)
- Mademoiselle Dangeville: Stanley, Miss Emma (26 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 14 Nov 1843)
- Madame Joujou: Stanley, Miss Emma (26 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 14 Nov 1843)
- Marchioness de Grandchateau: Stanley, Miss Emma (26 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 14 Nov 1843)
- Tchinka: Stanley, Miss Emma (26 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 14 Nov 1843)
- Toinetto: Butler, Miss (26 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 14 Nov 1843)
Mysterious Family, The
(Burletta, 2 acts) by Rodwell, George H. (Author) (10 Performances, 15 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
Summary Cast:
- Mr. Twaddledale: Hughes, R. (10 Performances, 15 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Mr. Narcissus Daffodil: Wright, Edward R. (10 Performances, 15 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Frederick: Braid, George R. (10 Performances, 15 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Charles: Maynard, George (10 Performances, 15 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Bob Short: Wieland, George (4 Performances, 15 Nov 1843 - 18 Nov 1843), Sanders (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Gregory: Smith, O. (10 Performances, 15 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Stephen: Honey (10 Performances, 15 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- servants: Langabeer (10 Performances, 15 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843), Page (10 Performances, 15 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Caroline: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (10 Performances, 15 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Laura: Chaplin, Miss Ellen (10 Performances, 15 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Fidget: Stanley, Miss Emma (4 Performances, 15 Nov 1843 - 18 Nov 1843), Lee, Mrs. David (6 Performances, 20 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
- Arabellinda: Matthews, Mrs. Frank (10 Performances, 15 Nov 1843 - 25 Nov 1843)
Norma
(Burlesque by Oxberry, William H. (Author) (13 Performances, 11 Dec 1843 - 29 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Norma: Bedford, Paul J. (13 Performances, 11 Dec 1843 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Pollio: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (13 Performances, 11 Dec 1843 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Adalgisa: Wright, Edward R. (13 Performances, 11 Dec 1843 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Oroveso: Hanson, Miss (13 Performances, 11 Dec 1843 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Clotilda: Honey (13 Performances, 11 Dec 1843 - 29 Mar 1844)
- Flavius: Berenger, Miss (13 Performances, 11 Dec 1843 - 29 Mar 1844)
Omnibus, The; or, A Convenient Distance
(Farce by Pocock, Isaac (Author) (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Mr. Dobbs: Hughes, R. (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Mr. Ledger: Smith, Stephen (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- farrier's boy: Honey (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Master Tom Dobbs: Forman (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Pat Rooney: Hamilton (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Mrs. Dobbs: Woolidge, Mrs. (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Julia Ledger: Chaplin, Miss Ellen (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Miss Damper: Aldridge, Miss (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Miss Jemima Damper: Hicks, Miss O. (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
* Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell
(Ballet opera, 2 acts) by Fitzball, Edward (Author); Frampton, Fred (Choreographer); Pugni, Signor Cesare (Composer); Rodwell, George H. (Composer) (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
Summary Cast:
- Nicolo: Maynard, George (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Matteo: Frampton, Fred (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Girillo Snitchimbosa: Wright, Edward R. (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Andrea: Smith, Stephen (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Bartolo: Aldridge (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- fishermen: Gilmer (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Hunt (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Jones (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Woodfield (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Italian peasants: Payne (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Rivers (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Shaw (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Wilson (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Giannina: Bromley, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- wedding guests, visitors: Aldridge, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Angelina, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Bell, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Berenger, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Brown, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Clifford, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Heavens, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Hicks, Miss A. (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Maynard, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Mott, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Strong, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Turnour, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Aquarina: Woolidge, Mrs. (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Ondine, the Naiad: Stephan, Mlle. Céleste (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Lotus: Bullen, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Chrysolite: Hicks, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Coral Branch: Fenton, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Brightbeam: Wiltshire, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Pearl: Mars, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Emerald Green: Morris, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Water Lily: Brown, Miss (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Sparkling Gem: Fenton, Miss (6 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 7 Oct 1843), Lee, Miss (18 Performances, 9 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- Khuleborn: Wieland, George (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- exit winds: Butler (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Honey (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Shaw (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Wilson (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
- storm fiends: Aldridge (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Jones (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Page (24 Performances, 2 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843)
Out of Place
(Farce by Lemon, Mark (Author) (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Captain Merrival: Maynard, George (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Peter Pommel: Forman (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Honorable Chancery Lovenap: Braid, George R. (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- John: Honey (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Walnut: Aldridge (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Miss Merrival: Chaplin, Miss Ellen (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Miss Lucy Lorimer: Butler, Miss (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Sophy Sollikins: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
Pic Nic, The; or, Husbands, Wives, and Lovers
(Farce by Rodwell, George H. (Author) (18 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 23 Dec 1843)
Summary Cast:
- Mr. Tadpole: Maynard, George (18 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 23 Dec 1843)
- Mr. Crump: Hughes, R. (18 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 23 Dec 1843)
- Mr. Wheedle: Smith, Stephen (18 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 23 Dec 1843)
- Mrs. Tadpole: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (18 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 23 Dec 1843)
- Mrs. Crump: Matthews, Mrs. Frank (18 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 23 Dec 1843)
- Mrs. Wheedle: Chaplin, Miss Ellen (18 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 23 Dec 1843)
- Snoxell: Smith, O. (18 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 23 Dec 1843)
- Stubbs: Wright, Edward R. (18 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 23 Dec 1843)
- Twitter: Wieland, George (18 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 23 Dec 1843)
- countryman: Honey (18 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 23 Dec 1843)
- Johnson: Sanders (18 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 23 Dec 1843)
- Smithers: Butler (18 Performances, 4 Dec 1843 - 23 Dec 1843)
* Richard the Third
(Burlesque by Coyne, Joseph S. (Author) (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- King Henry the Sixth: Honey (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Edward: Hughes, R. (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Richard: Lightfoot, Master (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Richard, Duke of Gloster, afterwards Richard III: Wright, Edward R. (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Duke of Buckingham: Forman (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Duke of Norfolk: Williamson (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Lord Stanley: Smith, Stephen (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Earl of Richmond: Hamilton (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Earl of Oxford: Freeborn (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Lieutenant of the Tower: Freeman (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Catesby: Sanders (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Tressell: Leslie (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Doctor Shaw: Wilson (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Friar Beuker: Nye (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Lord Mayor of London: Aldridge (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Lady Anne: Stanley, Miss Emma (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Elizabeth: Wiltshire, Miss (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- Duchess of York: Woolidge, Mrs. (6 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 17 Feb 1844), Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (17 Performances, 19 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
- standard bearers, trumpeters, cannoneers, banner bearers, archers, billmen, French troops, pursuivants, soldiers: Unlisted (23 Performances, 12 Feb 1844 - 9 Mar 1844)
* Roll of the Drum, The
(Melodrama, 2 acts) by Wilks, Thomas E. (Author) (6 Performances, 16 Oct 1843 - 21 Oct 1843)
Summary Cast:
- Ernest Viscount d'Obernay: Maynard, George (6 Performances, 16 Oct 1843 - 21 Oct 1843)
- Captain Charles Aubri: Aldridge (6 Performances, 16 Oct 1843 - 21 Oct 1843)
- Lucius Junius Brutus: Smith, Stephen (6 Performances, 16 Oct 1843 - 21 Oct 1843)
- Oscar: Lyon (6 Performances, 16 Oct 1843 - 21 Oct 1843)
- Valentine: Braid, George R. (6 Performances, 16 Oct 1843 - 21 Oct 1843)
- Simon: Sanders (6 Performances, 16 Oct 1843 - 21 Oct 1843)
- Peter Peaflower: Hughes, R. (6 Performances, 16 Oct 1843 - 21 Oct 1843)
- Corporal Fauchon: Freeborn (6 Performances, 16 Oct 1843 - 21 Oct 1843)
- Le Petit Tambour: Lightfoot, Master (6 Performances, 16 Oct 1843 - 21 Oct 1843)
- soldiers, peasants: Unlisted (6 Performances, 16 Oct 1843 - 21 Oct 1843)
- Emilie: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (6 Performances, 16 Oct 1843 - 21 Oct 1843)
- Martha: Woolidge, Mrs. (6 Performances, 16 Oct 1843 - 21 Oct 1843)
- Rosalie: Stanley, Miss Emma (6 Performances, 16 Oct 1843 - 21 Oct 1843)
Snapping Turtles, The; or, Matrimonial Masquerading
(Farce by Buckstone, John B. (Author) (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Mr. Timms: Buckstone, John B. (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Miss Arabella Dieaway: Buckstone, John B. (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Sober Sam: Buckstone, John B. (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Mrs. Timms: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Mr. Fipkins Yawyaw: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Mrs. O'Blarney: Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Edward (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
Ten Thousand a Year
(Drama, 3 epochs) by Peake, Richard B. (Author); Rodwell, George H. (Composer) (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Charles Aubrey, Esq.: Maynard, George (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Quirk: Wilkinson, James P. (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Gammon: Lyon (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Snap: Hughes, R. (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Tittlebat Titmouse: Wright, Edward R. (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Bob Huckaback: Bedford, Paul J. (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- O'Toole: Honey (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Mr. Parkinson: Smithson, Frederick (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Mr. Runnington: Aldridge (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- footman to Mr. Aubrey: Jones (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Charles: Webb, Master (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Lord Charles Berton: Forrest, Master (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Sir Henry Oldfield: Cormack, Master (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Jenkins: Freeborn (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Tiddle: Henry (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Twirl: Sanders (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Nabbs: Fleece (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Mrs. Aubrey: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Kate Aubrey: Chaplin, Miss Ellen (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Lady Harriet Cherville: Greenland, Miss (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Agnes: Frampton, Miss E. (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Mrs. Aubrey Sr.: Pearse, Mrs. (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Fanny: Butler, Miss (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
- Mrs. Squallop: Woolidge, Mrs. (1 Performances, 29 Mar 1844)
Tom and Jerry; or, Life in London
(Farce by Moncrieff, William T. (Author) (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Tom: Maynard, George (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Jerry: Forman (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Logic: Smith, O. (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Green: Wright, Edward R. (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Squire Hawthorn: Aldridge (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Dick Trifle: Freeborn (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Primefit: Braid, George R. (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- O'Boozle: Smith, Stephen (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Dusty Bob: Wieland, George (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Regular: Johnstone, John B. (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- M'Lush: Hamilton (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Cope: Hughes, Henry (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- lawyer: Honey (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Mr. Mace: Shaw (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Tattersal: Williamson (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Billy Waters: Butler (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Creeping Jack: Brunton (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Kate: Stanley, Miss Emma (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Sue: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Jane: Bromley, Miss (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Mrs. Tartar: Woolidge, Mrs. (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
- Sal: Sanders (2 Performances, 25 Mar 1844 - 26 Mar 1844)
* Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State
(Melodrama, 2 acts) by Stirling, Edward (Author) (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Frederick the Second: Braid, George R. (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Count D'Osborn: Maynard, George (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Ernest de Frideberg: Lyon (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Burl: Smith, O. (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Phelim O'Tug: Hamilton (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Herman: Wieland, George (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Fritz: Forman (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Captain Auray: Freeborn (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Caspar: Sanders (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Karl: Aldridge (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Kreutzer: Honey (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- officers: Harris (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844), Thomas (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844), Williams (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- soldiers: Butler (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844), Jones (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844), Wilson (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Ulrica: Yates, Mrs. Frederick H. (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Countess Marie: Lee, Mrs. David (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Christine: Chaplin, Miss Ellen (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Madame Mullen: Woolidge, Mrs. (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
- Madame Ricca: Bullen, Miss (12 Performances, 4 Mar 1844 - 16 Mar 1844)
* Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol
(Farce by Stirling, Edward (Author) (24 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
Summary Cast:
- Theodore Topps: Maynard, George (24 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Timothy Topps: Wright, Edward R. (24 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Mr. Peter Patts: Smith, Stephen (24 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Mr. Gregory Grouts: Hughes, R. (24 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- John Brown: Braid, George R. (24 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Pippin: Wieland, George (24 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Dawkins: Sanders (24 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- cabman: Butler (24 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Hoax: Lyon (24 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Mrs. Mary Meddle: Matthews, Mrs. Frank (24 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Miss Georgina Grouts: Chaplin, Miss Ellen (6 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Woolidge, Mrs. (18 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
- Miss Louisa Patts: Butler, Miss (6 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 28 Oct 1843), Chaplin, Miss Ellen (18 Performances, 30 Oct 1843 - 18 Nov 1843)
Wreck Ashore, The; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea
(Melodrama, 2 acts) by Buckstone, John B. (Author) (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Miles Bertram: Lyon (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Walter Bernard: Maynard, George (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Captain Grampus: Smith, O. (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Marmaduke Magog, parish constable: Wright, Edward R. (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Jemmy Starling, farmer's boy: Hughes, R. (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- William: Honey (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Andrew Phipps: Sanders (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Thomas: Shaw (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Harry: Butler (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- lieutenant of pressgang: Freeborn (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Alice: Yates, Mrs. Frederick H. (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Bella, her sister: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Dame Bernard: Woolidge, Mrs. (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Dame Fallowfield: Hanson, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Miles Bertram, bridegroom: Lyon (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Blackadder: Smith, Stephen (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Grampus: Smith, O. (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Marmaduke Magog, parish beadle: Wright, Edward R. (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Walter: Maynard, George (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Jemmy Starling: Hughes, R. (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Gaffer Fallowfield: Jones (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Avory: Smith, Leigh (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Culverdine: Leslie (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Smith: Nye (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Barbelot: Aldridge (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- sailor: Page (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Alice, a bridesmaid: Yates, Mrs. Frederick H. (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Bella: Woolgar, Miss Sarah J. (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Lucy: Chaplin, Miss Ellen (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- Mrs. Starling: Butler, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- peasants: Bowtal (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Brunton (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Gilmer (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Hunt (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Langabeer (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Mott (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Payne (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Rivers (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Williamson (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Woodfield (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
- village lasses: Aldridge, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Angelina, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Bell, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Berenger, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Beresford, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Bown, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Brown, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Clifford, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Fenton, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Heavens, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Hicks, Miss A. (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Lee, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Mars, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Morris, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Mott, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Strong, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Turnour, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Waite, Miss Louisa (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844), Wiltshire, Miss (29 Performances, 23 Oct 1843 - 24 Feb 1844)
Young Widow, The; or, A Lesson for Lovers
(Farce by Rodwell, James T. (Author) (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
Summary Cast:
- Mandeville: Braid, George R. (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Splash: Wright, Edward R. (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Aurelia: Stanley, Miss Emma (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
- Lucy: Matthews, Mrs. Frank (1 Performances, 28 Mar 1844)
Aldridge
Barbelot (29) in Wreck Ashore, The; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (23 Oct 1843-24 Feb 1844)
Bartolo (24) in Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (2 Oct 1843-28 Oct 1843)
Captain Charles Aubri (6) in Roll of the Drum, The (16 Oct 1843-21 Oct 1843)
Comptois (6) in Henriette the Forsaken (18 Mar 1844-23 Mar 1844)
D'Anville (6) in Dominique (4 Dec 1843-9 Dec 1843)
Duke St. Aignan (3) in Duchess de la Vaubaliere, The (25 Mar 1844-27 Mar 1844)
Karl (12) in Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State (4 Mar 1844-16 Mar 1844)
Lord Mayor of London (23) in Richard the Third (12 Feb 1844-9 Mar 1844)
Mons. Desrosier (71) in Bohemians, The; or, The Rogues of Paris (6 Nov 1843-27 Jan 1844)
Mr. Runnington (1) in Ten Thousand a Year (29 Mar 1844)
Mr. Topper (43) in Christmas Carol, A; or, Past, Present, and Future (5 Feb 1844-29 Mar 1844)
Squire Hawthorn (2) in Tom and Jerry; or, Life in London (25 Mar 1844-26 Mar 1844)
storm fiends (24) in Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (2 Oct 1843-28 Oct 1843)
Walnut (1) in Out of Place (28 Mar 1844)
Bedford, Paul J.
Bob Huckaback (1) in Ten Thousand a Year (29 Mar 1844)
Norma (13) in Norma (11 Dec 1843-29 Mar 1844)
Bowtal
guests (12) in Marie (2 Oct 1843-14 Oct 1843)
officers, troopers, horse and foot (41) in Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (26 Dec 1843-10 Feb 1844)
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players (71) in Bohemians, The; or, The Rogues of Paris (6 Nov 1843-27 Jan 1844)
peasants (29) in Wreck Ashore, The; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (23 Oct 1843-24 Feb 1844)
Savoyards (12) in Marie (2 Oct 1843-14 Oct 1843)
Brady, Master
Bony (41) in Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (26 Dec 1843-10 Feb 1844)
Braid, George R.
Abbe de Riancourt (26) in Moral Philosopher, The (9 Oct 1843-14 Nov 1843)
Andre (12) in Marie (2 Oct 1843-14 Oct 1843)
Charles Herbert (12) in Bluejackets, The; or, Her Majesty's Service (30 Oct 1843-18 Nov 1843)
De Bussy (1) in King's Gardener, The; or, Nipped in the Bud (27 Mar 1844)
De Launey (12) in Judith of Geneva (29 Jan 1844-10 Feb 1844)
Frederick the Second (12) in Ulrica; or, The Prisoner of State (4 Mar 1844-16 Mar 1844)
Frederick (10) in Mysterious Family, The (15 Nov 1843-25 Nov 1843)
Harry Grantley (6) in Mary Melvyn; or, The Marriage of Interest (20 Nov 1843-25 Nov 1843)
Honorable Chancery Lovenap (1) in Out of Place (28 Mar 1844)
John Brown (24) in Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (23 Oct 1843-18 Nov 1843)
Khalee (41) in Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (26 Dec 1843-10 Feb 1844)
LeLache (6) in Dominique (4 Dec 1843-9 Dec 1843)
Mandeville (1) in Young Widow, The; or, A Lesson for Lovers (28 Mar 1844)
Paul Didier (71) in Bohemians, The; or, The Rogues of Paris (6 Nov 1843-27 Jan 1844)
Primefit (2) in Tom and Jerry; or, Life in London (25 Mar 1844-26 Mar 1844)
Regent of France (3) in Duchess de la Vaubaliere, The (25 Mar 1844-27 Mar 1844)
Valentine (6) in Roll of the Drum, The (16 Oct 1843-21 Oct 1843)
Young Scrooge (43) in Christmas Carol, A; or, Past, Present, and Future (5 Feb 1844-29 Mar 1844)
Brunton
Creeping Jack (2) in Tom and Jerry; or, Life in London (25 Mar 1844-26 Mar 1844)
officers, troopers, horse and foot (41) in Harlequin Blue Beard; or, The Fairy of the Silver Crescent (26 Dec 1843-10 Feb 1844)
passengers, National Guards, travellers, wedding guests, billiard players (71) in Bohemians, The; or, The Rogues of Paris (6 Nov 1843-27 Jan 1844)
peasants (29) in Wreck Ashore, The; or, A Bridegroom from the Sea (23 Oct 1843-24 Feb 1844)
Brunton, Master
Master Peter Cratchit (43) in Christmas Carol, A; or, Past, Present, and Future (5 Feb 1844-29 Mar 1844)
Buckstone, John B.
Miss Arabella Dieaway (1) in Snapping Turtles, The; or, Matrimonial Masquerading (28 Mar 1844)
Mr. Timms (1) in Snapping Turtles, The; or, Matrimonial Masquerading (28 Mar 1844)
Sober Sam (1) in Snapping Turtles, The; or, Matrimonial Masquerading (28 Mar 1844)
Butler
Billy Waters (2) in Tom and Jerry; or, Life in London (25 Mar 1844-26 Mar 1844)
Boots (6) in Binks the Bagman (2 Oct 1843-7 Oct 1843)
cabman (24) in Wanted a Wife; or, London, Liverpool and Bristol (23 Oct 1843-18 Nov 1843)
cadet (6) in Henriette the Forsaken (18 Mar 1844-23 Mar 1844)
commissionaire (71) in Bohemians, The; or, The Rogues of Paris (6 Nov 1843-27 Jan 1844)
exit winds (24) in Ondine; or, The Naiad's Spell (2 Oct 1843-28 Oct 1843)
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