Contents

• The Season

• Daily Calendar For 1809-1810

• First Performance of Dec 1809

• First Performance of Jan 1810

• First Performance of Feb 1810

• First Performance of Mar 1810

• First Performance of Apr 1810

• Theatre Information

• Seasonal Dates

• Theatre Management And Functionaries

• Authors

• Musical Composers And Arrangers

• Actors

• Actresses

• Musicians

• Singers

• Dancers

• Entertainers

• Pieces Performed And Summary Cast Lists

• Genre

• Music, Composers, And Musicians

• Songs, Composers, And Singers

• Dances, Choreographers, And Dancers

The Season

The Sans Pareil opened 11 December. It was a larger theatre than before because of the "new and commodious gallery" (Morning Post), which had been built after the summer season. Tickets were one shilling for the gallery and, as in the past, two shillings for the pit and four for the boxes.

The company was changed substantially from that of 1808. Its strength was in singing and pantomime. Three singers stand out: William Broadhurst, John Isaacs and James F. Pyne; all later achieved some success at Covent Garden and the English Opera. Broadhurst, the younger Charles Dibdin thought, had a "perhaps unparalleled sweetness of voice, in a Man" (Memoirs, p. 97). Isaacs, a bass, sang in the 1826 world premiere of Weber's Oberon at Covent Garden (White, A History of English Opera, p. 256). In his three years at the Sans Pareil, according to the Biography of the British Stage, he became a "deserved favorite." James Pyne apparently relied on his voice alone to make his way in the theatre. The Biography of the British Stage asserted, "this pleasing vocalist . . . has no ability as an actor." However, this was not cause for dismay, since Pyne was engaged "to sing and not to act." (At Jane Scott's benefit in March, Pyne and proprietor John Scott, "his first appearance on any stage," played the title roles in The Two Misers of Smyrna. Good fun rather than exquisite acting must have been the aim of this entertainment.)

Miss Scott's pantomime, The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key, was a great success, running the whole season. It was probably a somewhat different piece from week to week, with improvisations and interludes not announced on the bills. In fact, management's failure to say exactly what would or would not be presented on a given evening led to some disappointment and unruliness in the audience. The Necromancer was disrupted on 11 January and again on 12 January. These ructions resulted in a declaration of policy on the bill by management: "Whatever is named shall be produced but nothing but what is inserted in the bills and advertisements of the day shall be brought forward" (22 January). Auld was Harlequin this year, his first of three successive seasons at the theatre. Lardner returned as Pantaloon and James Kirby as Clown. Mrs. Elizabeth Pincott was Columbine most of the run. In her absence Miss Ruggles began to establish herself in the role; she made a favorable impression on the Persian Ambassador, at whose command she took a benefit on 3 April when she danced Columbine.

At least two pieces by the prolific Jane Scott played every evening this year. Three works from prior seasons, The Red Robber, The Bashaw and The Magistrate, and a new piece, Mary, The Maid of the Inn, rotated throughout the season. Mary was a Gothic verse melodrama derived from Southey's poem. Miss Scott complicated Southey's plot, and her surprise revelations at the denouement softened his stark vision. This quite successful melodrama was revived in the 1811 and 1816 seasons.

John P. "Jack" Bologna and a "Miss" H. Bologna (who might be either, his niece, the daughter of Louis Bologna, or the Harriet Bath Barnwell whom Jack married in 1800) joined the company this season. Harriet was a principal dancer in the year's only two ballets and took minor roles in two other pieces. Bologna brought the shadow show back to the Sans Pareil for the first time since the 1806 season, when John Scott operated his own machinery. Bologna had been presenting such shows for several years, when he was not engaged as Harlequin. His Lilliput Island opened January 11 and played at intervals some thirty-four times. It was described on the bills as "an interlude in five scenes." In addition to these shadow shows, Bologna presented another of his lenten productions, "Bologna's Mechanical Exhibitions."

Several performers associated with the Sans Pareil for many years made their first appearance this season, most of them in minor roles: Godbee, Robert Stebbing, Swan, Mrs. Daly and Miss LeBrun. John Scott again managed the theatre and James Sanderson returned as composer and band leader.

JB FM

Daily Calendar For 1809-1810

1) The Faggot Makers (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever AU: [Unknown]

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, next 12 Dec 1809

Genre (comic ballet) new comic ballet dance

First Night Cast

principal characters: Auld (1st time here), Youens (1st time here), Hunt, Miss H. Bologna (1st time here), Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott (1st time here)

Reference Cast

principal characters:    Auld    Youens

Hunt    Miss H. Bologna    Mrs. Elizabeth Pincott

stick dance and combat (after manner of the Spanish peasantry)

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott, COMP: James Sanderson

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, next 12 Dec 1809

Genre (comic pantomime) comic pantomime

First Night Cast

Cornelius Agrippa (the Necromancer): [James F.] Pyne; Skeleton, afterwards Harlequin: Auld; Cripplegateino, or Pantaloon: Lardner; Featherissimo, or Lover: Hunt; Old Dame Thump: Youens (fr Brighton) Pantaloon's three servants Grim Whisker: Swan; Monsieur La Frog: Godbee; Tight Skin: Yates Harlequin's serious Italian serenade: [William?] Broadhurst, Chapman, Miss Moor, Mrs. [James F.] Pyne Clown's comic burlesque serenade barber: [Robert?] Stebbing; bellman: J[ohn] Isaacs; cobbler: [C. H.?] Simpson postboy: Master Lardner; chimney sweeps: May, Davis; fishwomen: Mrs. Daly, Mrs. May; Italian confectioner: Cross; Anysideino, Necromancer's man, afterwards Clown: [James] Kirby; Rosa (market girl): Mrs. [James F.] Pyne; Columbine's four female attendants: Mrs. Daly, Miss Lever, Miss Westley, Miss Ruggles; female statue, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott; dancing Bacchanals and Bacchantes: Miss A. Lever, Miss Ruggles, Miss Westley, Miss Jones, May, Swan, Godbee, [C. H.?] Simpson; Euphrosyne (Goddess of Mirth): Mrs. [James F.] Pyne; Hebe (Goddess of Youth): Miss Cook; Ganymead (cup bearer to Jupiter): Miss Smith; conductors of the car of Bacchus: Master Monro, Master Witacar, Master Sols, Master Aubin; princes attendant on Bacchus: [James F.] Pyne, J[ohn] Isaacs, [William?] Broadhurst; females bearing offerings: Mrs. May, Mrs. Daly; Cupid: Miss Le Brun; Bacchus: Miss H. Bologna

Reference Cast

Cornelius Agrippa: James F.    Pyne Skeleton, afterwards Harlequin:    Auld Cripplegateino, or Pantaloon:    Lardner Featherissimo, or Lover: Hunt Old Dame Thump: Youens Grim Whisker: Swan Monsieur La Frog: Godbee Tight Skin: Yates Harlequin's serious Italian    serenade:    William? Broadhurst    Chapman    Miss Moor    Mrs. James F. Pyne barber: Robert? Stebbing bellman: John Isaacs cobbler: C. H.? Simpson postboy: Master Lardner chimney sweeps:    May    Davis fishwomen:    Mrs. Daly    Mrs. May Italian confectioner: Cross Anysideino, Necromancer's man,    afterwards Clown: James Kirby Rosa: Mrs. James F. Pyne Columbine's four female    attendants:    Mrs. Daly

Miss Lever    Miss Westley    Miss Ruggles female statue, afterwards    Columbine: Mrs. Elizabeth    Pincott dancing Bacchanals and    Bacchantes:    Miss A. Lever    Miss Ruggles    Miss Westley    Miss Jones    May    Swan    Godbee    C. H.? Simpson Euphrosyne: Mrs. James F. Pyne Hebe: Miss Cook Ganymead: Miss Smith conductors of the car of Bacchus:    Master Monro    Master Witacar    Master Sols    Master Aubin princes attendant on Bacchus:    James F. Pyne    John Isaacs    William? Broadhurst females bearing offerings:    Mrs. May    Mrs. Daly Cupid: Miss Le Brun Bacchus: Miss H. Bologna

DIR: [John] Scott

pas seul: Miss H. Bologna

"superb scene of Bacchanalian bower and grand splendid procession in honor of Bacchus"

1. [illeg] antechamber; 2. interior of Necromancer's study; 3. tomb of Harlequin; 4. statue of Columbine; 5. Italian villa; 6. enchanted wood with magic stiles; 7. Pantaloon's library; 8. moonlight with serenade; 9. view near Florence; 10. Italian confectioner's shop; 11. dungeon of Inquisition; 12. vineyard; 13. magnificent grapery in the groves of Bacchus

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (1)

AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott]

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, next 12 Dec 1809

Genre (spectacle) favorite serio comic spectacle

First Night Cast

Sanguinario (the Red Robber): J[ohn] Isaacs; Mizen: [James F.] Pyne; Captain Hartly: [William?] Broadhurst (1st time here); Roderigo: [Robert?] Stebbing (1st time here); Junk: Hunt; Pedro: [C. H.?] Simpson; Lady Helen: "Young Lady" (1st time any stage); Annette: Mrs. [James F.] Pyne; sailors, robbers, village girls: [Unlisted]

Reference Cast

Sanguinario: John Isaacs Mizen: James F. Pyne Captain Hartly: William?    Broadhurst Roderigo: Robert? Stebbing Junk: Hunt

Pedro: C. H.? Simpson Lady Helen: "Young Lady" Annette: Mrs. James F. Pyne sailors, robbers, village girls:    Unlisted

(dI) requiem of village girls

General Non-Title Information

performance on three instruments: The performance will be by an infant prodigy--a child 6 yrs of age

comic song: "Four-and-Twenty Lord Mayor's Shows", [Robert?] Stebbing [Robert?] Stebbing 1st London app

1) The Faggot Makers (2)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 11 Dec 1809, next 13 Dec 1809

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (2)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 11 Dec 1809, next 13 Dec 1809

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (2)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 11 Dec 1809, next 13 Dec 1809

1) The Faggot Makers (3)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 12 Dec 1809, next 14 Dec 1809

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (3)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 12 Dec 1809, next 14 Dec 1809

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (3)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 12 Dec 1809, next 14 Dec 1809

1) The Faggot Makers (4)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 13 Dec 1809, next 15 Dec 1809

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (4)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 13 Dec 1809, next 15 Dec 1809

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (4)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 13 Dec 1809, next 15 Dec 1809

1) The Faggot Makers (5)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 14 Dec 1809, next 16 Dec 1809

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (5)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 14 Dec 1809, next 16 Dec 1809

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (5)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 14 Dec 1809, next 16 Dec 1809

1) The Faggot Makers (6)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 15 Dec 1809, next 18 Dec 1809

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (6)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 15 Dec 1809, next 18 Dec 1809

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (6)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 15 Dec 1809, next 18 Dec 1809

1) The Faggot Makers (7)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 16 Dec 1809, next 19 Dec 1809

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (7)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 16 Dec 1809, next 19 Dec 1809

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (7)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 16 Dec 1809, next 19 Dec 1809

1) The Faggot Makers (8)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 18 Dec 1809, next 20 Dec 1809

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (8)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 18 Dec 1809, next 20 Dec 1809

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (8)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 18 Dec 1809, next 20 Dec 1809

1) The Faggot Makers (9)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 19 Dec 1809, next 21 Dec 1809

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (9)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 19 Dec 1809, next 21 Dec 1809

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (9)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 19 Dec 1809, next 21 Dec 1809

1) The Faggot Makers (10)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 20 Dec 1809, next 22 Dec 1809

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (10)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 20 Dec 1809, next 22 Dec 1809

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (10)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 20 Dec 1809, next 22 Dec 1809

1) The Faggot Makers (11)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 21 Dec 1809, next 23 Dec 1809

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (11)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 21 Dec 1809, next 23 Dec 1809

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (11)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 21 Dec 1809, next 23 Dec 1809

1) The Faggot Makers (12)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 22 Dec 1809, next 27 Dec 1809

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (12)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 22 Dec 1809, next 27 Dec 1809

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (12)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 22 Dec 1809

DARK: Christmas Day

DARK: Boxing Day

1) The Faggot Makers (13)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 23 Dec 1809, next 28 Dec 1809

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; Taken from a poem of Southey, "Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew"; In later seasons, the subtitle of the poem is used as a subtitle of the play AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, next 28 Dec 1809

Genre (burletta) tragic melodramatic burletta

First Night Cast

Richard: [William?] Broadhurst; Mornington: Auld; first servant: J[ohn] Isaacs; Mary's father: [James F.] Pyne; Lord Edward: Lardner; assassin: Forster; Farmer Stiles: [Robert?] Stebbing; second servant: Hunt; gibbet maker: [C. H.?] Simpson; Mary: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Cast Comment cast taken from bill DFo 5 February, 1810

Reference Cast

Richard: William? Broadhurst Mornington: Auld first servant: John Isaacs Mary's father: James F. Pyne Lord Edward: Lardner

assassin: Forster Farmer Stiles: Robert? Stebbing second servant: Hunt gibbet maker: C. H.? Simpson Mary: Miss Jane M. Scott

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (13)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 23 Dec 1809, next 28 Dec 1809

1) The Faggot Makers (14)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 27 Dec 1809, next 29 Dec 1809

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (2)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 27 Dec 1809, next 29 Dec 1809

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (14)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 27 Dec 1809, next 29 Dec 1809

1) The Faggot Makers (15)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 28 Dec 1809, next 30 Dec 1809

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (3)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 28 Dec 1809, next 30 Dec 1809

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (15)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 28 Dec 1809, next 30 Dec 1809

1) The Faggot Makers (16)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 29 Dec 1809, next 1 Jan 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (4)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 29 Dec 1809, next 1 Jan 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (16)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 29 Dec 1809, next 1 Jan 1810

1) The Faggot Makers (17)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 30 Dec 1809, next 2 Jan 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (5)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 30 Dec 1809, next 2 Jan 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (17)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 30 Dec 1809, next 2 Jan 1810

1) The Faggot Makers (18)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 1 Jan 1810, next 3 Jan 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (6)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 1 Jan 1810, next 3 Jan 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (18)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 1 Jan 1810, next 3 Jan 1810

1) The Faggot Makers (19)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 2 Jan 1810, next 4 Jan 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (7)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 2 Jan 1810, next 4 Jan 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (19)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 2 Jan 1810, next 4 Jan 1810

1) The Faggot Makers (20)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 3 Jan 1810, next 5 Jan 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (8)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 3 Jan 1810, next 5 Jan 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (20)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 3 Jan 1810, next 5 Jan 1810

1) The Faggot Makers (21)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 4 Jan 1810, next 6 Jan 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (9)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 4 Jan 1810, next 6 Jan 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (21)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 4 Jan 1810, next 6 Jan 1810

1) The Faggot Makers (22)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 5 Jan 1810, next 8 Jan 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (10)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 5 Jan 1810, next 8 Jan 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (22)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 5 Jan 1810, next 8 Jan 1810

1) The Faggot Makers (23)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 6 Jan 1810, next 9 Jan 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (11)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 6 Jan 1810, next 9 Jan 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (23)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 6 Jan 1810, next 9 Jan 1810

1) The Faggot Makers (24)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 8 Jan 1810, next 10 Jan 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (12)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 8 Jan 1810, next 10 Jan 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (24)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 8 Jan 1810, next 10 Jan 1810

1) The Faggot Makers (25)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 9 Jan 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (13)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 9 Jan 1810, next 11 Jan 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (25)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 9 Jan 1810, next 11 Jan 1810

1) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (14)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 10 Jan 1810, next 12 Jan 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (26)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 10 Jan 1810, next 12 Jan 1810

General Non-Title Information

Lilliput Island; or, Automaton Shadows By John P. Bologna in five SCENES: (1) game keeper and men (2) forest of wild beasts of all descriptions (3) a stag hunt (4) the humourous knife grinder. (Scenery descriptions from B.L. bill 29 Jan 1809)

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (15)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 11 Jan 1810, next 13 Jan 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (27)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 11 Jan 1810, next 13 Jan 1810

1) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (16)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 12 Jan 1810, next 15 Jan 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (28)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 12 Jan 1810, next 15 Jan 1810

1) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (17)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 13 Jan 1810, next 16 Jan 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (29)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 13 Jan 1810, next 16 Jan 1810

1) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (18)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 15 Jan 1810, next 17 Jan 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (30)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 15 Jan 1810, next 17 Jan 1810

1) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (19)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 16 Jan 1810, next 18 Jan 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (31)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 16 Jan 1810, next 18 Jan 1810

1) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (20)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 17 Jan 1810, next 19 Jan 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (32)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 17 Jan 1810, next 19 Jan 1810

1) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (21)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 18 Jan 1810, next 20 Jan 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (33)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 18 Jan 1810, next 20 Jan 1810

1) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (22)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 19 Jan 1810, next 5 Feb 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (34)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 19 Jan 1810, next 22 Jan 1810

1) The Bashaw; or, [Midnight] Adventures of Three Spaniards (1)

Title Comment Originally subtitled Midnight Adventures of Three Spaniards AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Performances first 22 Jan 1810, next 23 Jan 1810

Genre (musical entertainment) admired musical melo dramatic burletta

First Night Cast

Raymond: [William?] Broadhurst; Osmin: [James F.] Pyne; Jaques: [Robert?] Stebbing; Hassan: J[ohn] Isaacs; ladies of the seraglio: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott, Miss H. Bologna, Miss A. Lever, Miss Ruggles, Mrs. Daly, Miss Westley, Miss Smith, Miss Bates, Miss Jones; Zelas: Mrs. [James F.] Pyne; Bashaw: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Reference Cast

Raymond: William? Broadhurst Osmin: James F. Pyne Jaques: Robert? Stebbing Hassan: John Isaacs ladies of the seraglio:    Mrs. Elizabeth Pincott    Miss H. Bologna    Miss A. Lever

Mrs. Daly    Miss Westley    Miss Smith    Miss Bates    Miss Jones    Miss Ruggles Zelas: Mrs. James F. Pyne Bashaw: Miss Jane M. Scott

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (35)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 20 Jan 1810, next 23 Jan 1810

nosegay dance: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott, Auld; pas seul: Miss H. Bologna

performance on two ladders: [James] Kirby

As a consequence of disruption of the pantomime on Jan 11 and 12 this statement was issued. "Whatever is named shall be produced but nothing but what is inserted in the bills and adverisements of the day shall be brought forward." Later versions excluded reference to the pantomime and referred to entertainments in general

General Non-Title Information

"I Am the Boy for Bewitching Them", Jones; "Hey Merry, Hey Down Derry", Jones

1) The Bashaw; or, [Midnight] Adventures of Three Spaniards (2)

Performances first 22 Jan 1810, previous 22 Jan 1810, next 24 Jan 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (36)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 22 Jan 1810, next 24 Jan 1810

1) The Bashaw; or, [Midnight] Adventures of Three Spaniards (3)

Performances first 22 Jan 1810, previous 23 Jan 1810, next 25 Jan 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (37)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 23 Jan 1810, next 25 Jan 1810

1) The Bashaw; or, [Midnight] Adventures of Three Spaniards (4)

Performances first 22 Jan 1810, previous 24 Jan 1810, next 26 Jan 1810

Cast as reference cast (22 Jan 1810)

ADDS black slave: Hunt

Cast Comment There is no mention of a black slave on any other bills located

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (38)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 24 Jan 1810, next 26 Jan 1810

1) The Bashaw; or, [Midnight] Adventures of Three Spaniards (5)

Performances first 22 Jan 1810, previous 25 Jan 1810, next 27 Jan 1810

Cast as reference cast (22 Jan 1810)

ADDS black slave: Hunt

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (39)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 25 Jan 1810, next 27 Jan 1810

1) The Bashaw; or, [Midnight] Adventures of Three Spaniards (6)

Performances first 22 Jan 1810, previous 26 Jan 1810, next 29 Jan 1810

Cast as reference cast (22 Jan 1810)

ADDS black slave: Hunt

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (40)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 26 Jan 1810, next 29 Jan 1810

1) The Bashaw; or, [Midnight] Adventures of Three Spaniards (7)

Performances first 22 Jan 1810, previous 27 Jan 1810, next 31 Jan 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (41)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 27 Jan 1810, next 31 Jan 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

DARK: Martyr's Day

1) The Bashaw; or, [Midnight] Adventures of Three Spaniards (8)

Performances first 22 Jan 1810, previous 29 Jan 1810, next 1 Feb 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (42)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 29 Jan 1810, next 1 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

cast truncated for reasons of space

1) The Bashaw; or, [Midnight] Adventures of Three Spaniards (9)

Performances first 22 Jan 1810, previous 31 Jan 1810, next 2 Feb 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (43)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 31 Jan 1810, next 2 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Bashaw; or, [Midnight] Adventures of Three Spaniards (10)

Performances first 22 Jan 1810, previous 1 Feb 1810, next 3 Feb 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (44)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 1 Feb 1810, next 3 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Bashaw; or, [Midnight] Adventures of Three Spaniards (11)

Performances first 22 Jan 1810, previous 2 Feb 1810, next 3 Apr 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (45)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 2 Feb 1810, next 5 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; not in Nicoll AU: [Unknown]

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, next 6 Feb 1810

Genre (ballet) new Scotch ballet divertisement

First Night Cast

principal characters: Auld, Hunt, Lardner, Youens, Godbee, Swan, [C. H.?] Simpson, May, Miss Lever, Mrs. May, Miss Jones, Miss Westley, Miss Ruggles

Reference Cast

principal characters:    Auld    Hunt    Lardner    Youens    Godbee    Swan    C. H.? Simpson

May    Miss Lever    Mrs. May    Miss Jones    Miss Westley    Miss Ruggles    Miss H. Bologna

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (23)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 20 Jan 1810, next 6 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (46)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 3 Feb 1810, next 6 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (2)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 5 Feb 1810, next 7 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1810)

OMITS principal characters: Miss   H. Bologna

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (24)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 5 Feb 1810, next 7 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (47)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 5 Feb 1810, next 7 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (3)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 6 Feb 1810, next 8 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1810)

OMITS principal characters: Miss   H. Bologna

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (25)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 6 Feb 1810, next 8 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (48)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 6 Feb 1810, next 8 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (4)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 7 Feb 1810, next 9 Feb 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (26)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 7 Feb 1810, next 9 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (49)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 7 Feb 1810, next 9 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (5)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 8 Feb 1810, next 10 Feb 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (27)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 8 Feb 1810, next 10 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (50)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 8 Feb 1810, next 10 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (6)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 9 Feb 1810, next 12 Feb 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (28)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 9 Feb 1810, next 12 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (51)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 9 Feb 1810, next 12 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (7)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 10 Feb 1810, next 13 Feb 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (29)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 10 Feb 1810, next 13 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (52)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 10 Feb 1810, next 13 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (8)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 12 Feb 1810, next 14 Feb 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (30)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 12 Feb 1810, next 14 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (53)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 12 Feb 1810, next 14 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (9)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 13 Feb 1810, next 15 Feb 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (31)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 13 Feb 1810, next 15 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (54)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 13 Feb 1810, next 15 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (10)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 14 Feb 1810, next 16 Feb 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (32)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 14 Feb 1810, next 16 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (55)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 14 Feb 1810, next 16 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (11)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 15 Feb 1810, next 17 Feb 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (33)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 15 Feb 1810, next 17 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (56)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 15 Feb 1810, next 17 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (12)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 16 Feb 1810, next 19 Feb 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (34)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 16 Feb 1810, next 19 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (57)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 16 Feb 1810, next 19 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (13)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 17 Feb 1810, next 20 Feb 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (35)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 17 Feb 1810, next 20 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (58)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 17 Feb 1810, next 20 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (14)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 19 Feb 1810, next 21 Feb 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (36)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 19 Feb 1810, next 21 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (59)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 19 Feb 1810, next 21 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (15)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 20 Feb 1810, next 22 Feb 1810

2) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (37)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 20 Feb 1810, next 8 Mar 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (60)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 20 Feb 1810, next 22 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Highland Miller (16)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 21 Feb 1810, next 23 Feb 1810

2) The Magistrate (1)

AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott, COMP: James Sanderson

Performances first 22 Feb 1810, next 23 Feb 1810

Genre (musical entertainment) favorite burletta

First Night Cast

Sir Walter Worthy: [James F.] Pyne; Giles Gubbins: [Robert?] Stebbing; William: May; Fanny: Mrs. [James F.] Pyne; Edward: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Cast Comment cast taken from DFo bill 26 February, 1810

Reference Cast

Sir Walter Worthy: James F.    Pyne Giles Gubbins: Robert? Stebbing

William: May Fanny: Mrs. James F. Pyne Edward: Miss Jane M. Scott

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (61)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 21 Feb 1810, next 23 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Highland Miller (17)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 22 Feb 1810, next 24 Feb 1810

2) The Magistrate (2)

Performances first 22 Feb 1810, previous 22 Feb 1810, next 24 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (62)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 22 Feb 1810, next 24 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Magistrate (3)

Performances first 22 Feb 1810, previous 23 Feb 1810, next 26 Feb 1810

2) The Highland Miller (18)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 23 Feb 1810, next 26 Feb 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (63)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 23 Feb 1810, next 26 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

BUT female statue, afterwards   Columbine: Miss Ruggles

1) The Magistrate (4)

Performances first 22 Feb 1810, previous 24 Feb 1810, next 27 Feb 1810

Scrapbook implies Lilliput Island was played first

2) The Highland Miller (19)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 24 Feb 1810, next 27 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1810)

ADDS principal character: Mrs.   Elizabeth Pincott

Cast Comment bill says" Mr. Pincott"--typo assumed

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (64)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 24 Feb 1810, next 27 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

"A Woman is Like", Jones; "The Exciseman", J[ohn] Isaacs

pas seul: Miss H. Bologna

(sc 10--originally scene 11 "The Dungeon") Clown's comic confession: [James] Kirby (as Clown), Auld (as Harlequin), J[ohn] Isaacs (as a friar)

1) The Magistrate (5)

Performances first 22 Feb 1810, previous 26 Feb 1810, next 1 Mar 1810

2) The Highland Miller (20)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 26 Feb 1810, next 1 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1810)

ADDS principal character: Mrs.   Elizabeth Pincott

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (65)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 26 Feb 1810, next 1 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

1) The Magistrate (6)

Performances first 22 Feb 1810, previous 27 Feb 1810, next 2 Mar 1810

2) The Highland Miller (21)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 27 Feb 1810, next 2 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1810)

ADDS principal character: Mrs.   Elizabeth Pincott

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (66)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 27 Feb 1810, next 2 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

1) The Magistrate (7)

Performances first 22 Feb 1810, previous 1 Mar 1810, next 3 Mar 1810

2) The Highland Miller (22)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 1 Mar 1810, next 3 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1810)

ADDS principal character: Mrs.   Elizabeth Pincott

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (67)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 1 Mar 1810, next 3 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

1) The Magistrate (8)

Performances first 22 Feb 1810, previous 2 Mar 1810, next 5 Mar 1810

2) The Highland Miller (23)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 2 Mar 1810, next 5 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1810)

ADDS principal character: Mrs.   Elizabeth Pincott

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (68)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 2 Mar 1810, next 5 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

1) The Magistrate (9)

Performances first 22 Feb 1810, previous 3 Mar 1810, next 6 Mar 1810

2) The Highland Miller (24)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 3 Mar 1810, next 6 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1810)

ADDS principal character: Mrs.   Elizabeth Pincott

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (69)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 3 Mar 1810, next 6 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

new bravura song: [Schmidt], [James F.] Pyne song accompanied by Schmidt on trumpet

1) The Magistrate (10)

Performances first 22 Feb 1810, previous 5 Mar 1810, next 10 Mar 1810

2) The Highland Miller (25)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 5 Mar 1810, next 8 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1810)

ADDS principal character: Mrs.   Elizabeth Pincott

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (70)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 5 Mar 1810, next 8 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

DARK: Ash Wednesday

Special Performance Benefit: Miss Scott

1) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (38)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 21 Feb 1810, next 13 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (27 Dec 1809)

BUT Mornington:   "Young Gentleman"

2) The Highland Miller (26)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 6 Mar 1810, next 10 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1810)

ADDS principal character: Mrs.   Elizabeth Pincott

3) The Two Misers of Smyrna; or, Mufti's Tomb (1)

Title Comment "Adapt. from de Falbaire's play perf. before their Majesties in Fontainbleau, 1770" (bill) AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Performances first 8 Mar 1810, next 12 Mar 1810

Genre (comic operetta) comical farcical burletta from the French

First Night Cast

Gripon (or Gripe, a miser): John Scott (1st app any stage); Martin (or Hunks, a miser): [James F.] Pyne; Henriette (or Harriot, niece to Gripe): Mrs. [James F.] Pyne; Madelon (or Jenny, servant to Gripe): Mrs. Daly; Aly (principal Janizary): J[ohn] Isaacs; Mustapha: [Robert?] Stebbing; Osman: Jones; Jerosme (or Lively, nephew to Hunks): Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Reference Cast

Gripon: John Scott Martin: James F. Pyne Henriette: Mrs. James F. Pyne Madelon: Mrs. Daly

Aly: John Isaacs Mustapha: Robert? Stebbing Osman: Jones Jerosme: Miss Jane M. Scott

1. square or public place with the port in the city of Smyrna entirely new scenery

4) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (71)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 6 Mar 1810, next 10 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

General Non-Title Information

trumpet concerto: Schmidt

new Sotch dance: "The Highland Miller"

"Dying scene from Mother White Cap", [James] Kirby (for this night only); occasional address: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

1) The Magistrate (11)

Performances first 22 Feb 1810, previous 6 Mar 1810

2) The Highland Miller (27)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 8 Mar 1810, next 3 Apr 1810

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1810)

ADDS principal character: Mrs.   Elizabeth Pincott

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (72)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 8 Mar 1810, next 12 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

1) The Two Misers of Smyrna; or, Mufti's Tomb (2)

Performances first 8 Mar 1810, previous 8 Mar 1810, next 13 Mar 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (73)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 10 Mar 1810, next 13 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

General Non-Title Information

new Scotch dance: "Just Like Love", [William?] Broadhurst

1) The Two Misers of Smyrna; or, Mufti's Tomb (3)

Performances first 8 Mar 1810, previous 12 Mar 1810, next 15 Mar 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (74)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 12 Mar 1810, next 15 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

3) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (39)

Title Comment "By desire" Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 8 Mar 1810, next 22 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (27 Dec 1809)

BUT Mornington:   "Young Gentleman"

1) The Two Misers of Smyrna; or, Mufti's Tomb (4)

Performances first 8 Mar 1810, previous 13 Mar 1810, next 17 Mar 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (75)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 13 Mar 1810, next 17 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

1) The Two Misers of Smyrna; or, Mufti's Tomb (5)

Performances first 8 Mar 1810, previous 15 Mar 1810, next 19 Mar 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (76)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 15 Mar 1810, next 19 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

1) The Two Misers of Smyrna; or, Mufti's Tomb (6)

Performances first 8 Mar 1810, previous 17 Mar 1810, next 20 Mar 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (77)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 17 Mar 1810, next 20 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

1) The Two Misers of Smyrna; or, Mufti's Tomb (7)

Performances first 8 Mar 1810, previous 19 Mar 1810, next 26 Mar 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (78)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 19 Mar 1810, next 22 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

"Just Like Love", [William?] Broadhurst

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (40)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 13 Mar 1810, next 24 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (27 Dec 1809)

BUT Mornington:   "Young Gentleman"

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (79)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 20 Mar 1810, next 24 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

1) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (41)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 22 Mar 1810, next 31 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (27 Dec 1809)

BUT Mornington:   "Young Gentleman"

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (80)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 22 Mar 1810, next 26 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

1) The Two Misers of Smyrna; or, Mufti's Tomb (8)

Performances first 8 Mar 1810, previous 20 Mar 1810, next 31 Mar 1810

2) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (81)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 24 Mar 1810, next 31 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

Bill includes, for first time, extensive plot summary

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

1) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (42)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 24 Mar 1810, next 2 Apr 1810

Cast as reference cast (27 Dec 1809)

BUT Mornington:   "Young Gentleman"

2) The Two Misers of Smyrna; or, Mufti's Tomb (9)

Performances first 8 Mar 1810, previous 26 Mar 1810, next 2 Apr 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (82)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 26 Mar 1810, next 2 Apr 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

1) Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew (43)

Performances first 27 Dec 1809, previous 31 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (27 Dec 1809)

BUT Mornington:   "Young Gentleman"

2) The Two Misers of Smyrna; or, Mufti's Tomb (10)

Performances first 8 Mar 1810, previous 31 Mar 1810

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (83)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 31 Mar 1810, next 3 Apr 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs

Special Performance Benefit: Miss Ruggles; Command of the Persian Ambassador

1) The Bashaw; or, [Midnight] Adventures of Three Spaniards (12)

Performances first 22 Jan 1810, previous 3 Feb 1810

Cast as reference cast (22 Jan 1810)

OMITS ladies of the seraglio:   Miss Ruggles

2) The Highland Miller (28)

Performances first 5 Feb 1810, previous 10 Mar 1810

Cast as reference cast (5 Feb 1810)

ADDS principal character: Mrs.   Elizabeth Pincott

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (84)

Performances first 11 Dec 1809, previous 2 Apr 1810

Cast as reference cast (11 Dec 1809)

ADDS friar: John Isaacs Columbine: Miss Ruggles

Cast Comment Miss Ruggles this night only

General Non-Title Information

song: -A Lady (1st app any stage)

hornpipe: May

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

Theatre Information

Sans Pareil Theatre. Doors open 5:30, curtain 6:30, half price 8:30.

Ticket prices: box 4/-, pit 2/-, gallery 1/-.

Seasonal Dates

11 December 1809 - 14 April 1810 94 performances: 94 evening

Theatre Management And Functionaries

• Proprietor: John Scott
• Composer: James Sanderson
• Leader of the band: James Sanderson
• Choreographer: Miss Jane M. Scott
• Box bookkeeper: Caton
• Printer: (T. Romney, Bridge-road, Lambeth), (Lowndes and Hobbs, Marquis Ct., Drury Lane)

Authors

Musical Composers And Arrangers

Actors

Aubin, Master

conductors of the car of Bacchus (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

principal characters (25) in Faggot Makers (11 Dec 1809 - 10 Jan 1810); principal characters (28) in Highland Miller (5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Mornington (37) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (27 Dec 1809 - 21 Feb 1810); Skeleton, afterwards Harlequin (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

Raymond (12) in Bashaw (22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Richard (43) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810); Harlequin's serious Italian serenade (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); princes attendant on Bacchus (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); Captain Hartly (12) in Red Robber (11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809)

Harlequin's serious Italian serenade (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

Italian confectioner (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

chimney sweeps (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

assassin (43) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810)

principal characters (28) in Highland Miller (5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Monsieur La Frog (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); dancing Bacchanals and Bacchantes (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

black slave (3) in Bashaw (25 Jan 1810 - 27 Jan 1810); principal characters (25) in Faggot Makers (11 Dec 1809 - 10 Jan 1810); principal characters (28) in Highland Miller (5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); second servant (43) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810); Featherissimo, or Lover (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); Junk (12) in Red Robber (11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809)

Hassan (12) in Bashaw (22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); first servant (43) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810); bellman (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); princes attendant on Bacchus (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); friar (21) in Necromancer (26 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Sanguinario (12) in Red Robber (11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809); Aly (10) in Two Misers of Smyrna (8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)

Osman (10) in Two Misers of Smyrna (8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)

Anysideino, Necromancer's man, afterwards Clown (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

principal characters (28) in Highland Miller (5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Lord Edward (43) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810); Cripplegateino, or Pantaloon (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

postboy (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

principal characters (28) in Highland Miller (5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); William (11) in Magistrate (22 Feb 1810 - 10 Mar 1810); chimney sweeps (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); dancing Bacchanals and Bacchantes (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

conductors of the car of Bacchus (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

Osmin (12) in Bashaw (22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Sir Walter Worthy (11) in Magistrate (22 Feb 1810 - 10 Mar 1810); Mary's father (43) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810); Cornelius Agrippa (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); princes attendant on Bacchus (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); Mizen (12) in Red Robber (11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809); Martin (10) in Two Misers of Smyrna (8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)

Gripon (10) in Two Misers of Smyrna (8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)

principal characters (28) in Highland Miller (5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); gibbet maker (43) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810); cobbler (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); dancing Bacchanals and Bacchantes (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); Pedro (12) in Red Robber (11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809)

conductors of the car of Bacchus (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

Jaques (12) in Bashaw (22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Giles Gubbins (11) in Magistrate (22 Feb 1810 - 10 Mar 1810); Farmer Stiles (43) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810); barber (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); Roderigo (12) in Red Robber (11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809); Mustapha (10) in Two Misers of Smyrna (8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)

principal characters (28) in Highland Miller (5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Grim Whisker (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); dancing Bacchanals and Bacchantes (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

conductors of the car of Bacchus (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

Tight Skin (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

principal characters (25) in Faggot Makers (11 Dec 1809 - 10 Jan 1810); principal characters (28) in Highland Miller (5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Old Dame Thump (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

Actresses

Bates, Miss

ladies of the seraglio (12) in Bashaw (22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810)

ladies of the seraglio (12) in Bashaw (22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); principal characters (25) in Faggot Makers (11 Dec 1809 - 10 Jan 1810); principal characters (25) in Highland Miller (8 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Bacchus (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

Hebe (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

ladies of the seraglio (12) in Bashaw (22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); fishwomen (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); Columbine's four female attendants (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); females bearing offerings (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); Madelon (10) in Two Misers of Smyrna (8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)

ladies of the seraglio (12) in Bashaw (22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); principal characters (28) in Highland Miller (5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); dancing Bacchanals and Bacchantes (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

Cupid (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

principal characters (28) in Highland Miller (5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Columbine's four female attendants (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

ladies of the seraglio (12) in Bashaw (22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); dancing Bacchanals and Bacchantes (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

principal characters (28) in Highland Miller (5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); fishwomen (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); females bearing offerings (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

Harlequin's serious Italian serenade (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

ladies of the seraglio (12) in Bashaw (22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); principal characters (25) in Faggot Makers (11 Dec 1809 - 10 Jan 1810); principal character (10) in Highland Miller (26 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); female statue, afterwards Columbine (61) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

Zelas (12) in Bashaw (22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Fanny (11) in Magistrate (22 Feb 1810 - 10 Mar 1810); Harlequin's serious Italian serenade (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); Rosa (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); Euphrosyne (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); Annette (12) in Red Robber (11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809); Henriette (10) in Two Misers of Smyrna (8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)

ladies of the seraglio (11) in Bashaw (22 Jan 1810 - 3 Feb 1810); principal characters (28) in Highland Miller (5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Columbine's four female attendants (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); female statue, afterwards Columbine (23) in Necromancer (29 Jan 1810 - 24 Feb 1810); dancing Bacchanals and Bacchantes (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); Columbine (1) in Necromancer (3 Apr 1810)

Bashaw (12) in Bashaw (22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Edward (11) in Magistrate (22 Feb 1810 - 10 Mar 1810); Mary (43) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810); Jerosme (10) in Two Misers of Smyrna (8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)

ladies of the seraglio (12) in Bashaw (22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Ganymead (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

ladies of the seraglio (12) in Bashaw (22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); principal characters (28) in Highland Miller (5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810); Columbine's four female attendants (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810); dancing Bacchanals and Bacchantes (84) in Necromancer (11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

Musicians

• Schmidt (8 Mar 1810)

Singers

• Isaacs, John (26 Feb 1810)
• Jones (22 Jan 1810 (2); 26 Feb 1810)
• Pyne, James F. (5 Mar 1810)
• Stebbing, Robert? (11 Dec 1809)

Dancers

• Auld (22 Jan 1810)
• Bologna, Miss H. (11 Dec 1809; 22 Jan 1810; 26 Feb 1810)
• Broadhurst, William? (12 Mar 1810; 20 Mar 1810)
• May (3 Apr 1810)
• Pincott, Mrs. Elizabeth (22 Jan 1810)

Entertainers

• Auld (Clown's comic confession, 26 Feb 1810)
• Isaacs, John (Clown's comic confession, 26 Feb 1810)
• Kirby, James (performance on two ladders, 22 Jan 1810; Clown's comic confession, 26 Feb 1810; 8 Mar 1810)

Pieces Performed And Summary Cast Lists

Bashaw, The; or, [Midnight] Adventures of Three Spaniards

(musical entertainment) by Miss Jane M. Scott (12 times, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810)

Summary Cast:

• Raymond: [William?] Broadhurst (12 perfs, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Osmin: [James F.] Pyne (12 perfs, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Jaques: [Robert?] Stebbing (12 perfs, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Hassan: J[ohn] Isaacs (12 perfs, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810)
• ladies of the seraglio: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott (12 perfs, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss H. Bologna (12 perfs, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss A. Lever (12 perfs, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Mrs. Daly (12 perfs, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Westley (12 perfs, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Smith (12 perfs, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Bates (12 perfs, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Jones (12 perfs, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Ruggles (11 perfs, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Feb 1810)
• Zelas: Mrs. [James F.] Pyne (12 perfs, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Bashaw: Miss [Jane M.] Scott (12 perfs, 22 Jan 1810 - 3 Apr 1810)
• black slave: Hunt (3 perfs, 25 Jan 1810 - 27 Jan 1810)

(comic ballet) by Unknown (25 times, 11 Dec 1809 - 10 Jan 1810)

Summary Cast:

• principal characters: Auld (25 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 10 Jan 1810), Youens (25 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 10 Jan 1810), Hunt (25 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 10 Jan 1810), Miss H. Bologna (25 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 10 Jan 1810), Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott (25 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 10 Jan 1810)

(ballet) by Unknown (28 times, 5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810)

Summary Cast:

• principal characters: Auld (28 perfs, 5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Hunt (28 perfs, 5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Lardner (28 perfs, 5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Youens (28 perfs, 5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Godbee (28 perfs, 5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Swan (28 perfs, 5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), [C. H.?] Simpson (28 perfs, 5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), May (28 perfs, 5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Lever (28 perfs, 5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Mrs. May (28 perfs, 5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Jones (28 perfs, 5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Westley (28 perfs, 5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Ruggles (28 perfs, 5 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss H. Bologna (25 perfs, 8 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810)
• principal character: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott (10 perfs, 26 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810)

(musical entertainment) by Miss Jane M. Scott, James Sanderson (comp) (11 times, 22 Feb 1810 - 10 Mar 1810)

Summary Cast:

• Sir Walter Worthy: [James F.] Pyne (11 perfs, 22 Feb 1810 - 10 Mar 1810)
• Giles Gubbins: [Robert?] Stebbing (11 perfs, 22 Feb 1810 - 10 Mar 1810)
• William: May (11 perfs, 22 Feb 1810 - 10 Mar 1810)
• Fanny: Mrs. [James F.] Pyne (11 perfs, 22 Feb 1810 - 10 Mar 1810)
• Edward: Miss [Jane M.] Scott (11 perfs, 22 Feb 1810 - 10 Mar 1810)

(burletta) by Miss Jane M. Scott (43 times, 27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810)

Summary Cast:

• Richard: [William?] Broadhurst (43 perfs, 27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810)
• Mornington: Auld (37 perfs, 27 Dec 1809 - 21 Feb 1810), "Young Gentleman" (6 perfs, 8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)
• first servant: J[ohn] Isaacs (43 perfs, 27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810)
• Mary's father: [James F.] Pyne (43 perfs, 27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810)
• Lord Edward: Lardner (43 perfs, 27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810)
• assassin: Forster (43 perfs, 27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810)
• Farmer Stiles: [Robert?] Stebbing (43 perfs, 27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810)
• second servant: Hunt (43 perfs, 27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810)
• gibbet maker: [C. H.?] Simpson (43 perfs, 27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810)
• Mary: Miss [Jane M.] Scott (43 perfs, 27 Dec 1809 - 2 Apr 1810)

(comic pantomime) by Miss Jane M. Scott, James Sanderson (comp) (84 times, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)

Summary Cast:

• Cornelius Agrippa: [James F.] Pyne (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Skeleton, afterwards Harlequin: Auld (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Cripplegateino, or Pantaloon: Lardner (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Featherissimo, or Lover: Hunt (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Old Dame Thump: Youens (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Grim Whisker: Swan (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Monsieur La Frog: Godbee (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Tight Skin: Yates (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Harlequin's serious Italian serenade: [William?] Broadhurst (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Chapman (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Moor (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Mrs. [James F.] Pyne (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• barber: [Robert?] Stebbing (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• bellman: J[ohn] Isaacs (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• cobbler: [C. H.?] Simpson (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• postboy: Master Lardner (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• chimney sweeps: May (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Davis (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• fishwomen: Mrs. Daly (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Mrs. May (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Italian confectioner: Cross (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Anysideino, Necromancer's man, afterwards Clown: [James] Kirby (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Rosa: Mrs. [James F.] Pyne (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Columbine's four female attendants: Mrs. Daly (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Lever (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Westley (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Ruggles (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• female statue, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott (61 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Ruggles (23 perfs, 29 Jan 1810 - 24 Feb 1810)
• dancing Bacchanals and Bacchantes: Miss A. Lever (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Ruggles (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Westley (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Miss Jones (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), May (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Swan (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Godbee (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), [C. H.?] Simpson (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Euphrosyne: Mrs. [James F.] Pyne (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Hebe: Miss Cook (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Ganymead: Miss Smith (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• conductors of the car of Bacchus: Master Monro (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Master Witacar (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Master Sols (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Master Aubin (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• princes attendant on Bacchus: [James F.] Pyne (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), J[ohn] Isaacs (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), [William?] Broadhurst (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• females bearing offerings: Mrs. May (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810), Mrs. Daly (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Cupid: Miss Le Brun (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Bacchus: Miss H. Bologna (84 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 3 Apr 1810)
• friar: J[ohn] Isaacs (21 perfs, 26 Feb 1810 - 3 Apr 1810)
• Columbine: Miss Ruggles (1 perf, 3 Apr 1810)

(spectacle) by Miss Jane M. Scott (12 times, 11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809)

Summary Cast:

• Sanguinario: J[ohn] Isaacs (12 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809)
• Mizen: [James F.] Pyne (12 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809)
• Captain Hartly: [William?] Broadhurst (12 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809)
• Roderigo: [Robert?] Stebbing (12 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809)
• Junk: Hunt (12 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809)
• Pedro: [C. H.?] Simpson (12 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809)
• Lady Helen: "Young Lady" (12 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809)
• Annette: Mrs. [James F.] Pyne (12 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809)
• sailors, robbers, village girls: [Unlisted] (12 perfs, 11 Dec 1809 - 23 Dec 1809)

(comic operetta) by Miss Jane M. Scott (10 times, 8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)

Summary Cast:

• Gripon: John Scott (10 perfs, 8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)
• Martin: [James F.] Pyne (10 perfs, 8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)
• Henriette: Mrs. [James F.] Pyne (10 perfs, 8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)
• Madelon: Mrs. Daly (10 perfs, 8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)
• Aly: J[ohn] Isaacs (10 perfs, 8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)
• Mustapha: [Robert?] Stebbing (10 perfs, 8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)
• Osman: Jones (10 perfs, 8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)
• Jerosme: Miss [Jane M.] Scott (10 perfs, 8 Mar 1810 - 2 Apr 1810)

Genre

• ballet (1)
• burletta (1)
• comic ballet (1)
• comic operetta (1)
• comic pantomime (1)
• musical entertainment (2)
• spectacle (1)

Music, Composers, And Musicians

• performance on three instruments (11 Dec 1809)
• trumpet concerto: Schmidt (08 Mar 1810)

Songs, Composers, And Singers

• comic song: "Four-and-Twenty Lord Mayor's Shows" [Robert?] Stebbing (11 Dec 1809)
• "I Am the Boy for Bewitching Them" Jones (22 Jan 1810)
• "Hey Merry, Hey Down Derry" Jones (22 Jan 1810)
• "A Woman is Like" Jones (26 Feb 1810)
• "The Exciseman" J[ohn] Isaacs (26 Feb 1810)
• new bravura song: [Schmidt] [James F.] Pyne (05 Mar 1810)
• song (03 Apr 1810)

Dances, Choreographers, And Dancers

• pas seul: Miss H. Bologna (11 Dec 1809)
• stick dance and combat (after manner of the Spanish peasantry) (11 Dec 1809)
• nosegay dance: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott; Auld (22 Jan 1810)
• pas seul: Miss H. Bologna (22 Jan 1810)
• pas seul: Miss H. Bologna (26 Feb 1810)
• new Sotch dance: "The Highland Miller" (08 Mar 1810)
• new Scotch dance: "Just Like Love" [William?] Broadhurst (12 Mar 1810)
• "Just Like Love" [William?] Broadhurst (20 Mar 1810)
• hornpipe: May (03 Apr 1810)

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