Contents

• The Season

• Daily Calendar For 1811-1812

• First Performance of Nov 1811

• First Performance of Dec 1811

• First Performance of Jan 1812

• First Performance of Feb 1812

• First Performance of Mar 1812

• First Performance of Apr 1812

• Theatre Information

• Seasonal Dates

• Theatre Management And Functionaries

• Authors

• Musical Composers And Arrangers

• Choreographers

• Actors

• Actresses

• Singers

• Dancers

• Entertainers

• Pieces Performed And Summary Cast Lists

• Genre

• Songs, Composers, And Singers

• Dances, Choreographers, And Dancers

The Season

In 1811-12, the Sans Pareil excelled at pantomime. As in the preceding season, a pantomime was given virtually every evening. The casting, however, was less stable than in 1810-11. Auld played Harlequin for the entire season, and Miss Ruggles returned as Columbine for all but the last six evenings, when Miss Wells replaced her. Miss Ruggles, who had performed at the Sans Pareil since the summer of 1808, was an accomplished dancer. A review of the 1817 Olympic pantomime mentions the "known graces and agility" of her Columbine (Theatrical Inquisitor, November, 1817, p. 229). Miss Ruggles left the Sans Pareil after the 1811-12 season. James Barnes opened as Pantaloon, but stayed only until Christmas, when he left and made a great hit in The White Cat; or, Harlequin in Fairy Wood, with the Drury Lane company, then at the Lyceum. Pantaloon was thereafter played by Montignani, Swan, Edwards or Daly. Lover was most frequently Edwards (late of Glasgow), but sometimes Swan or Montignani. "The celebrated Young Jones," played Clown most of the season. The forceful, "leather-lunged" James Jones, "the noisiest biped our critical ears ever encountered" (Theatrical Inquisitor, November, 1817, p. 389) was, the British Stage and Literary Cabinet said, "the quintessence of trick, roguery, grimace" (January, 1817, p. 32) and "one of the best clowns we ever encountered" (February, 1818, p. 51).

Jane M. Scott's new pantomime, The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java, ran the longest and was the most timely of her pieces this year, playing sixty-five times successively, beginning the first evening of the season. It celebrated the British expedition against Java, 4 August to 18 September 1811, in which 9,000 men under Lord Minto and Sir Stanford Raffles conquered a Franco-Dutch army of 17,000. This pantomime was perhaps as elaborate as the Scotts could make it, with fifty-eight major and minor roles and fifteen scenes. It surely gratified the audience's patriotic impulses. A sign of this was the new patriotic song by Miss Scott and orchestra leader Michael Parnell, apparently added as the piece gained momentum, which was announced on a 23 December bill. The pantomime offered spectacle--a bridal procession with an incidental dance by the corps de ballet, for instance. And it provided both information and fantasy, presenting several views of Batavia and of a "superb orangerie and garden of Asiatic plants" and dramatizing the legend of the poison tree. The Poison Tree concluded its run 4 February 1812. The pantomime which had opened the preceding season, The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad, returned on 10 February for forty performances.

If Jane Scott did well by her pantomime performers with the openings she wrote for them, she seems to have done at least as well by her acting company, with such varied pieces as The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter and the Ugly Woman of Bagdad, a comic opera which ran sixty-two evenings and returned in the next season, and Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or The Bough of Yew, a romantic verse melodrama submitted to the Lord Chamberlain in 1811 but first given in some form in 1809. John Scott, proprietor, manager, machinist, specialist in magic lanterns and fireworks must have devised some powerful effects for such a Gothic piece as this.

The performers roster swelled from the forty-four names of 1810-11 to fifty-eight this season. Signor Montignani, "from the Lisbon Opera," the new ballet master was active as composer and performer. James Villiers, better known for his many years as a Sadler's Wells actor, appeared here for the first of nine seasons. Mrs. Nathan E. Garrick (earlier in her career Sarah Jane Gray), actress and singer, joined the company for one season, as did James Pack, agilist and equilibrist, who performed in the two pantomimes and in variety acts. Pack, touted in an 1812 Sadler's Wells advertisement as "The Protean Prodigy," later converted to Christianity and wrote a pamphlet (1819) denouncing the theatres and circuses of his time.

The most notable incidental entertainments of 1811-12 included the dancing of Montignani, the singing of Sarah Jane Garrick, and the contortions of Pack, who sometimes played musical instruments "with head downwards," but more often made springs and somersets, "the whole in a neat and chaste manner" (23 January bill).

The theatre was engaged for Lenten entertainments by John Peter "Jack" Bologna (1781-1846), best known as Harlequin to Grimaldi's Clown at Sadler's Wells and Covent Garden, but also known for his Lyceum Phantascopia and various other conjuring, hydraulic and fireworks exhibitions. He gave twelve one-man shows at the Sans Pareil in 1811-12.

Eleven pieces were presented in the 120 evenings of this season, which began on 18 November 1811 and concluded on 9 April 1812. Jane Scott enjoyed a benefit on 24 February, Pack on 3 March, Misses Stubbs and Ruggles on 5 March, and Simpson on 19 March.

FM

Daily Calendar For 1811-1812

Source Comment There is a Folger announcement that gives no pieces

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

Title Comment from a poem by Southey AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, next 19 Nov 1811

Genre (melodrama) favorite pathetic burletta

First Night Cast

Richard: A. Jones (fr TR Edinburgh, 1st app here); Mary: Miss E. Stubbs (fr TR Liverpool, 1st app here); Mary's father: Minton; Wilmore: [James] Villiers (1st app here); Farmer Stiles: [Robert?] Stebbing; Mornington: Auld

Cast Comment cast taken from NN bill 21 Nov [1811] (misfiled with 1809 bills); A. Jones was announced as J. A. Jones, but the initial J. does not appear on any bills

Reference Cast

Richard: A. Jones Mary: Miss E. Stubbs Mary's father: Minton

Wilmore: James Villiers Farmer Stiles: Robert? Stebbing Mornington: Auld

2) The Three Rivals (1)

CHOR: Sig. Montignani

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, next 19 Nov 1811

Genre (ballet) new Venetian ballet divertisement

First Night Cast

principal dancers: Miss Ruggles, Miss Ward, Mrs. Robinson, Auld, [James] Barnes, Sig. Montignani (fr Lisbon Opera)

Cast Comment cast supplemented from NN bill 21 Nov [1811]

Reference Cast

principal dancers:    Miss Ruggles    Miss Ward    Mrs. Robinson

Auld    Sig. Montignani    James Barnes

DES: J. Scott Jr. new scenery

3) The Lowland Romp (1)

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, next 19 Nov 1811

Genre (comic operetta) comic opera burletta

First Night Cast

Duncan: [Robert?] Stebbing; 'Squire Dashwood: Thorpe; Lord Glenroy: A. Jones; Dame Donald: Mrs. Daly; Jane: Mrs. Minton (1st time here)

Cast Comment cast taken from NN bill 21 Nov [1811]

Reference Cast

Duncan: Robert? Stebbing 'Squire Dashwood: Thorpe Lord Glenroy: A. Jones

Dame Donald: Mrs. Daly Jane: Mrs. Minton

4) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; Inspired by government "recent" expedition against the island of Java. Description of poison tree from Dutch of N. P. Foeroch AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, next 19 Nov 1811

Genre (pantomime) new comic pantomime

First Night Cast

criminals condemned to fetch poison from the tree Arcazar, Javanese noble, afterwards Harlequin: Auld; Gormez (afterwards Pantaloon): [James] Barnes; Androule, afterwards Clown: Edwards (fr Glasgow Theatre) Mahometan priest (appointed by the Emperor to reside within fifteen miles of the tree): Minton; Priest's attendants (as boys): Miss Clark, Miss Lever, Miss Cummins; principal vocal guards: A. Jones, [Robert?] Stebbing, Daly, Thorpe; Deleterious (an evil spirit, guardian of the poison tree): [James] Villiers minor poisons, his attendants Mancinella: Riley; Lobelia: Godbee; Deadly Nightshade: Mrs. Robinson; Urtica (or Nettle): Miss Thorpe skeletons at the foot of the tree: Hill, Shaw; Hydrena, daughter to Deleterious, vocal Columbine (for the first four scenes): Miss E. Stubbs; Columbine: Miss Ruggles; wild man of the wood: [James] Pack (1st time here); Abel Drugger: Minton; Mrs. Abel Drugger: Mrs. Daly; Miss Abel Drugger: Miss Thorpe; animated black boy: Master Edwards; cunning woman: [C. H.?] Simpson; Dick Dash: [James] Villiers; Mistress of the straw hat shop: Miss Talbin; stay maker: Swan; French officer: Daly; French soldiers: Cross, Barnard, Squires; British naval officer: Godbee; sailors: Baldwin, Cox, Wilson characters in the last scene Emperor of Java: Morelli; nobles: A. Jones, [Robert?] Stebbing, Thorpe, Daly; pages: Miss Malpas, Miss Le Brun; sultanas: Mrs. Minton, Mrs. Daly, Miss E. Talbin, Miss Stubbs; dancing slaves: Riley, Swan, Barnard, [C. H.?] Simpson, Miss Lever, Miss Ward, Miss Robinson, Miss Cummins; soldier and sailor lasses, sparrers, mantua makers, milliners, pie man, sausage woman, toy woman, singing master, showman, stall men and women principal dancer: Sig. Montignani

Cast Comment cast taken from NN bill 21 Nov [1811]

Reference Cast

Arcazar, Javanese noble,    afterwards Harlequin: Auld Gormez: Sig. Montignani Androule, afterwards Clown:    Young Jones Mahometan priest: Minton Priest's attendants:    Miss Clark    Miss Lever    Miss Cummins principal vocal guards:    Robert? Stebbing    Daly    Thorpe    Glenville Deleterious: James Villiers Mancinella: Gray Lobelia: Godbee Deadly Nightshade: Mrs.    Robinson Urtica: Miss Thorpe skeletons at the foot of the    tree:    Hill    Shaw Hydrena, daughter to Deleterious,    vocal Columbine: Miss E.    Stubbs Columbine: Miss Ruggles wild man of the wood: James    Pack Abel Drugger: Minton Mrs. Abel Drugger: Mrs. Daly Miss Abel Drugger: Miss Thorpe animated black boy: Master    Edwards cunning woman: C. H.? Simpson Dick Dash: James Villiers

Mistress of the straw hat shop:    Miss Talbin stay maker: Swan French officer: Daly French soldiers:    Cross    Barnard    Squires British naval officer: Godbee sailors:    Baldwin    Cox    Wilson Emperor of Java: Morelli nobles:    A. Jones    Robert? Stebbing    Thorpe    Daly pages:    Miss Malpas    Miss Le Brun sultanas:    Mrs. Minton    Mrs. Daly    Miss E. Talbin    Miss Stubbs dancing slaves:    Riley    Swan    Barnard    C. H.? Simpson    Miss Lever    Miss Ward    Miss Robinson    Miss Cummins Lover: Edwards

DIR: John Scott

1. cave of preparation beneath the Malayan Priest's dwelling; 2. mountainous country supposed to be two miles from Priest's residence; 3. vale of terror strewed with bodies of criminals; 4. Bohan Upas, or Poison Tree, steaming with deadly exhalations; 5. view of Tyger's Graft, interior of Batavia; 6. Batavia from the sea with its fortifications; 7. inside an inn; 8. tobacconist's shop; 9. country fair; 10. fortune teller's cottage; 11. two miles--Thistleton Gap; 12. cornfields; 13. straw hat shop; 14. view in Batavia; 15. superb orangerie and garden of Asiatic plants and Grove of Audience at Soura Charta, the country residence of the Emperor of Java Scenery taken from New York bill, 21 Nov [1811]

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 18 Nov 1811, next 20 Nov 1811

2) The Three Rivals (2)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 18 Nov 1811, next 20 Nov 1811

3) The Lowland Romp (2)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 18 Nov 1811, next 20 Nov 1811

4) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (2)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 18 Nov 1811, next 20 Nov 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes Androule, afterwards Clown:   Edwards Mancinella: Riley OMITS principal vocal guards:   Glenville Lover: Edwards ADDS principal vocal guards: A.   Jones principal dancer: Sig.   Montignani

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 19 Nov 1811, next 21 Nov 1811

2) The Three Rivals (3)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 19 Nov 1811, next 21 Nov 1811

3) The Lowland Romp (3)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 19 Nov 1811, next 21 Nov 1811

4) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (3)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 19 Nov 1811, next 21 Nov 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes Androule, afterwards Clown:   Edwards Mancinella: Riley OMITS principal vocal guards:   Glenville Lover: Edwards ADDS principal vocal guards: A.   Jones principal dancer: Sig.   Montignani

Source Comment NN bill is dated in MS. 1809 instead of 1811

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 20 Nov 1811, next 22 Nov 1811

2) The Three Rivals (4)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 20 Nov 1811, next 22 Nov 1811

3) The Lowland Romp (4)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 20 Nov 1811, next 22 Nov 1811

4) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (4)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 20 Nov 1811, next 22 Nov 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes Androule, afterwards Clown:   Edwards Mancinella: Riley OMITS principal vocal guards:   Glenville Lover: Edwards ADDS principal vocal guards: A.   Jones principal dancer: Sig.   Montignani

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 21 Nov 1811, next 23 Nov 1811

2) The Three Rivals (5)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 21 Nov 1811, next 23 Nov 1811

3) The Lowland Romp (5)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 21 Nov 1811, next 23 Nov 1811

4) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (5)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 21 Nov 1811, next 23 Nov 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes Androule, afterwards Clown:   Edwards Mancinella: Riley OMITS principal vocal guards:   Glenville Lover: Edwards ADDS principal vocal guards: A.   Jones principal dancer: Sig.   Montignani

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 22 Nov 1811, next 25 Nov 1811

2) The Three Rivals (6)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 22 Nov 1811, next 2 Dec 1811

3) The Lowland Romp (6)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 22 Nov 1811, next 25 Nov 1811

4) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (6)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 22 Nov 1811, next 25 Nov 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes Androule, afterwards Clown:   Edwards Mancinella: Riley OMITS principal vocal guards:   Glenville Lover: Edwards ADDS principal vocal guards: A.   Jones principal dancer: Sig.   Montignani

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 23 Nov 1811, next 26 Nov 1811

cast truncated in the source

2) The Lowland Romp (7)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 23 Nov 1811, next 26 Nov 1811

cast truncated in the source

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (7)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 23 Nov 1811, next 26 Nov 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes Androule, afterwards Clown:   Edwards Mancinella: Riley OMITS principal vocal guards:   Glenville Lover: Edwards ADDS principal vocal guards: A.   Jones principal dancer: Sig.   Montignani

General Non-Title Information

"Mrs. Garrick from the Bath Theatre is engaged, and will make her 1st appearance on Monday next. Miss Scott will also make her 1st app next Monday" (bill)

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 25 Nov 1811, next 27 Nov 1811

2) The Lowland Romp (8)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 25 Nov 1811, next 27 Nov 1811

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (8)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 25 Nov 1811, next 27 Nov 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes Androule, afterwards Clown:   Edwards Mancinella: Riley OMITS principal vocal guards:   Glenville Lover: Edwards ADDS principal vocal guards: A.   Jones principal dancer: Sig.   Montignani

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 26 Nov 1811, next 28 Nov 1811

2) The Lowland Romp (9)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 26 Nov 1811, next 28 Nov 1811

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (9)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 26 Nov 1811, next 28 Nov 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes Androule, afterwards Clown:   Edwards Mancinella: Riley OMITS principal vocal guards:   Glenville Lover: Edwards ADDS principal vocal guards: A.   Jones principal dancer: Sig.   Montignani

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 27 Nov 1811, next 29 Nov 1811

2) The Lowland Romp (10)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 27 Nov 1811, next 29 Nov 1811

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (10)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 27 Nov 1811, next 29 Nov 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes Mancinella: Riley OMITS principal vocal guards:   Glenville Lover: Edwards ADDS principal vocal guards: A.   Jones

Cast Comment Young Jones 1st. app. His first name is james

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 28 Nov 1811, next 30 Nov 1811

2) The Lowland Romp (11)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 28 Nov 1811, next 30 Nov 1811

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (11)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 28 Nov 1811, next 30 Nov 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes Mancinella: Riley OMITS principal vocal guards:   Glenville Lover: Edwards ADDS principal vocal guards: A.   Jones

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 29 Nov 1811, next 3 Mar 1812

2) The Lowland Romp (12)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 29 Nov 1811, next 10 Feb 1812

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (12)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 29 Nov 1811, next 2 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes Mancinella: Riley OMITS principal vocal guards:   Glenville Lover: Edwards ADDS principal vocal guards: A.   Jones

1) The Three Rivals (7)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 23 Nov 1811, next 3 Dec 1811

cast truncated in the source

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

AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott], COMP: [James Sanderson] Au Comm Author and composer given in DFo bill March 8, 1810

Performances first 2 Dec 1811, next 3 Dec 1811

Genre (comic operetta) comic opera burletta

First Night Cast

Gripe: [Robert?] Stebbing; Hunks: Minton (1st time in role); Lively: Glenville; Ali: [James] Villiers; Mustapha: Thorpe; Osman: Daly; Jenny: Mrs. Daly; Harriot: Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick (from the Bath Theatre, 1st time here)

Reference Cast

Gripe: Robert? Stebbing Hunks: Minton Lively: Glenville Ali: James Villiers

Mustapha: Thorpe Osman: Daly Jenny: Mrs. Daly Harriot: Mrs. Nathan E. Garrick

favorite ballad: Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick; bravura song: Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (13)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 30 Nov 1811, next 3 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes Mancinella: Riley

cast truncated in the source

General Non-Title Information

posture-master: [James] Pack [James] Pack, an equilibrist aided by two clowns

1) The Three Rivals (8)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 2 Dec 1811, next 4 Dec 1811

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

Performances first 2 Dec 1811, previous 2 Dec 1811, next 4 Dec 1811

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (14)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 2 Dec 1811, next 4 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes Mancinella: Riley

1) The Three Rivals (9)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 3 Dec 1811, next 5 Dec 1811

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

Performances first 2 Dec 1811, previous 3 Dec 1811, next 5 Dec 1811

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (15)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 3 Dec 1811, next 5 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes Mancinella: Riley

Source Comment NN bill is torn

1) The Three Rivals (10)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 4 Dec 1811, next 6 Dec 1811

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

Performances first 2 Dec 1811, previous 4 Dec 1811, next 6 Dec 1811

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (16)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 4 Dec 1811, next 6 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

1) The Three Rivals (11)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 5 Dec 1811, next 7 Dec 1811

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

Performances first 2 Dec 1811, previous 5 Dec 1811, next 7 Dec 1811

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (17)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 5 Dec 1811, next 7 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

1) The Three Rivals (12)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 6 Dec 1811, next 9 Dec 1811

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

Performances first 2 Dec 1811, previous 6 Dec 1811, next 9 Dec 1811

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (18)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 6 Dec 1811, next 9 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

1) The Three Rivals (13)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 7 Dec 1811, next 10 Dec 1811

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

Performances first 2 Dec 1811, previous 7 Dec 1811, next 10 Dec 1811

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (19)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 7 Dec 1811, next 10 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

1) The Three Rivals (14)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 9 Dec 1811, next 11 Dec 1811

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

Performances first 2 Dec 1811, previous 9 Dec 1811, next 11 Dec 1811

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (20)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 9 Dec 1811, next 11 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

1) The Three Rivals (15)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 10 Dec 1811, next 12 Dec 1811

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

Performances first 2 Dec 1811, previous 10 Dec 1811, next 12 Dec 1811

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (21)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 10 Dec 1811, next 12 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Three Rivals (16)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 11 Dec 1811, next 13 Dec 1811

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

Performances first 2 Dec 1811, previous 11 Dec 1811, next 13 Dec 1811

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (22)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 11 Dec 1811, next 13 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

1) The Three Rivals (17)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 12 Dec 1811, next 14 Dec 1811

2) The Two Misers of Smyrna; or, Mufti's Tomb (11)

Performances first 2 Dec 1811, previous 12 Dec 1811, next 14 Dec 1811

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (23)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 12 Dec 1811, next 14 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Three Rivals (18)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 13 Dec 1811, next 30 Dec 1811

2) The Two Misers of Smyrna; or, Mufti's Tomb (12)

Performances first 2 Dec 1811, previous 13 Dec 1811, next 20 Feb 1812

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (24)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 13 Dec 1811, next 16 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

1) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; Nicoll has The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter and The Ugly Woman; or, The Maid of Bagdad AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott], CHOR: Sig. Montignani, COMP: Michael Parnell

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, next 17 Dec 1811

Genre (comic operetta) comic opera burletta

First Night Cast

Mored Sanzarmanaz (Cadi of Bagdad): [Robert?] Stebbing; Achmet Ben Hamad (the Vizier's son, under the assumed name of Halden): Hudson; Saldanah (rich merchant): [James] Villiers; Omer (a taylor): Minton; Mahmut (an Aga, attendant on the Cadi): Thorpe inferior officers of the Cadi's court Zapho: Daly; Rushoh: Gray; Lorif: Martin Suanza (wife to Cadi): Mrs. Daly; Panzake (taylor's daughter): [C. H.?] Simpson; Delto (the merchant's daughter): Miss [Jane M.] Scott; principal dancers and vocalists: Sig. Montignani, Miss Ruggles, Miss Robinson, Miss Lever, Miss Cummins, Miss Clark, Miss Thorpe, Miss Talbin, Mrs. Minton, Miss Stubbs

Cast Comment roles taken from Folger bill 30 December 1811; The role of Delto is frequently spelled Delta

Reference Cast

Mored Sanzarmanaz: Robert?    Stebbing Achmet Ben Hamad: Hudson Saldanah: James Villiers Omer: Minton Mahmut: Daly Zapho: Thorpe Rushoh: Gray Lorif: Martin Suanza: Mrs. Daly Panzake: C. H.? Simpson Delto: Miss Jane M. Scott

principal dancers and vocalists:    Miss Ruggles    Miss Robinson    Miss Lever    Miss Cummins    Miss Clark    Miss Thorpe    Miss Talbin    Mrs. Minton    Miss Stubbs    Sig. Montignani

2) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (25)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 14 Dec 1811, next 17 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

(dI) bridal procession and incidental dance: -corps de ballet

General Non-Title Information

"He Loves and He Rides Away", Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick

posture-master: [James] Pack

1) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (2)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 16 Dec 1811, next 18 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

2) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (26)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 16 Dec 1811, next 18 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

1) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (3)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 17 Dec 1811, next 19 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

2) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (27)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 17 Dec 1811, next 19 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

1) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (4)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 18 Dec 1811, next 20 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

2) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (28)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 18 Dec 1811, next 20 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

1) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (5)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 19 Dec 1811, next 21 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

2) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (29)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 19 Dec 1811, next 21 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

1) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (6)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 20 Dec 1811, next 23 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

2) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (30)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 20 Dec 1811, next 23 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

1) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (7)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 21 Dec 1811, next 26 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

cast truncated in the source

2) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (31)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 21 Dec 1811, next 26 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Gormez: James Barnes

patriotic song: [Miss Jane M. Scott (words), Michael Parnell (music)]: Hudson song celebrates success of the expedition against Island of Java

General Non-Title Information

"Sandy and Jenny", Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick; "The Death of Nelson", Glenville; "The Irish Schoolmaster", Thorpe; "While I Live I'll Crow", [James] Villiers

DARK: Christmas Eve

DARK: Christmas Day

1) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (8)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 23 Dec 1811, next 27 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

2) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (32)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 23 Dec 1811, next 27 Dec 1811

Cast Comment cast truncated in the source

1) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (9)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 26 Dec 1811, next 28 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

2) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (33)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 26 Dec 1811, next 28 Dec 1811

1) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (10)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 27 Dec 1811, next 30 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

2) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (34)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 27 Dec 1811, next 30 Dec 1811

1) The Three Rivals (19)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 14 Dec 1811, next 31 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS principal dancers: James   Barnes ADDS principal dancers: Edwards

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (11)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 28 Dec 1811, next 31 Dec 1811

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (35)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 28 Dec 1811, next 31 Dec 1811

1) The Three Rivals (20)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 30 Dec 1811, next 1 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS principal dancers: James   Barnes ADDS principal dancers: Edwards

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (12)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 30 Dec 1811, next 1 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (36)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 30 Dec 1811, next 1 Jan 1812

1) The Three Rivals (21)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 31 Dec 1811, next 2 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS principal dancers: James   Barnes ADDS principal dancers: Edwards

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (13)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 31 Dec 1811, next 2 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (37)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 31 Dec 1811, next 2 Jan 1812

1) The Three Rivals (22)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 1 Jan 1812, next 3 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS principal dancers: James   Barnes ADDS principal dancers: Edwards

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (14)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 1 Jan 1812, next 3 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (38)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 1 Jan 1812, next 3 Jan 1812

1) The Three Rivals (23)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 2 Jan 1812, next 4 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS principal dancers: James   Barnes ADDS principal dancers: Edwards

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (15)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 2 Jan 1812, next 4 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (39)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 2 Jan 1812, next 4 Jan 1812

1) The Three Rivals (24)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 3 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS principal dancers: James   Barnes ADDS principal dancers: Edwards

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 3 Jan 1812, next 9 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (40)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 3 Jan 1812, next 6 Jan 1812

1) The Merry Woodmen (1)

CHOR: Auld

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, next 7 Jan 1812

Genre (ballet) new comic dance

First Night Cast

principal characters: Auld, A. Jones, Daly, Miss Lever, Miss Robinson, Miss Cummins, Miss Clark, Miss Miller

Reference Cast

principal characters:    Auld    A. Jones    Daly    Miss Robinson

Miss Cummins    Miss Clark    Miss Miller    Miss Lever

stick dance or combat

2) The Animated Effigy (1)

AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott]

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, next 7 Jan 1812

Genre (farce) burletta

First Night Cast

Harry Fairmile: Hudson (1st time this role); Sir George Loiter: [James] Villiers (1st time in role); Philip: Minton (1st time this role); Farmer Thorn: [Robert?] Stebbing; Tom: Martin; Lady Rachel: Mrs. Daly; Rachel Thorn: Miss Stubbs; Patty: Mrs. Minton; Sneerwell: Miss Lever; Lady Augusta: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Reference Cast

Harry Fairmile: Hudson Sir George Loiter: James    Villiers Philip: Minton Farmer Thorn: Robert? Stebbing Tom: Martin

Lady Rachel: Mrs. Daly Rachel Thorn: Miss Stubbs Patty: Mrs. Minton Sneerwell: Miss Lever Lady Augusta: Miss Jane M.    Scott

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (41)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 4 Jan 1812, next 7 Jan 1812

1) The Merry Woodmen (2)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 6 Jan 1812, next 8 Jan 1812

2) The Animated Effigy (2)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 6 Jan 1812, next 8 Jan 1812

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (42)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 6 Jan 1812, next 8 Jan 1812

1) The Merry Woodmen (3)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 7 Jan 1812, next 9 Jan 1812

2) The Animated Effigy (3)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 7 Jan 1812, next 13 Jan 1812

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (43)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 7 Jan 1812, next 9 Jan 1812

1) The Merry Woodmen (4)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 8 Jan 1812, next 10 Jan 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (17)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 4 Jan 1812, next 10 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (44)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 8 Jan 1812, next 10 Jan 1812

1) The Merry Woodmen (5)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 9 Jan 1812, next 11 Jan 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (18)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 9 Jan 1812, next 11 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (45)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 9 Jan 1812, next 11 Jan 1812

1) The Merry Woodmen (6)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 10 Jan 1812, next 23 Jan 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (19)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 10 Jan 1812, next 13 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Mahmut: Thorpe Zapho: Daly

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (46)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 10 Jan 1812, next 13 Jan 1812

1) The Animated Effigy (4)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 8 Jan 1812, next 14 Jan 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (20)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 11 Jan 1812, next 14 Jan 1812

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (47)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 11 Jan 1812, next 14 Jan 1812

General Non-Title Information

song: Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick; song: Glenville

pas de trois: Sig. Montignani, Miss Lever, Miss Cummins

1) The Animated Effigy (5)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 13 Jan 1812, next 15 Jan 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (21)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 13 Jan 1812, next 15 Jan 1812

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (48)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 13 Jan 1812, next 15 Jan 1812

1) The Animated Effigy (6)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 14 Jan 1812, next 3 Feb 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (22)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 14 Jan 1812, next 16 Jan 1812

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (49)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 14 Jan 1812, next 16 Jan 1812

1) The Magistrate (1)

AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Performances first 16 Jan 1812, next 17 Jan 1812

Genre (farce) favorite burletta

First Night Cast

Sir Walter Worthy: Thorpe; Giles Gubbins: [Robert?] Stebbing; William: Martin; Fanny: Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick (1st time this role); Edward: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Reference Cast

Sir Walter Worthy: Thorpe Giles Gubbins: Robert? Stebbing William: Martin

Fanny: Mrs. Nathan E. Garrick Edward: Glenville

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (23)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 15 Jan 1812, next 17 Jan 1812

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (50)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 15 Jan 1812, next 17 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS Lover: Edwards

Cast Comment full cast now given

General Non-Title Information

new pas trois: Sig. Montignani, Miss Lever, Miss Cummins

1) The Magistrate (2)

Performances first 16 Jan 1812, previous 16 Jan 1812, next 18 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Jan 1812)

BUT Edward: Miss Jane M. Scott

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (24)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 16 Jan 1812, next 18 Jan 1812

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (51)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 16 Jan 1812, next 18 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS Lover: Edwards

1) The Magistrate (3)

Performances first 16 Jan 1812, previous 17 Jan 1812, next 20 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Jan 1812)

BUT Edward: Miss Jane M. Scott

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (25)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 17 Jan 1812, next 20 Jan 1812

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (52)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 17 Jan 1812, next 20 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS Lover: Edwards

1) The Magistrate (4)

Performances first 16 Jan 1812, previous 18 Jan 1812, next 21 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Jan 1812)

BUT Edward: Miss Jane M. Scott

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (26)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 18 Jan 1812, next 21 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (53)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 18 Jan 1812, next 21 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS Lover: Edwards

1) The Magistrate (5)

Performances first 16 Jan 1812, previous 20 Jan 1812, next 22 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Jan 1812)

BUT Edward: Miss Jane M. Scott

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (27)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 20 Jan 1812, next 22 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (54)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 20 Jan 1812, next 22 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS Lover: Edwards

1) The Magistrate (6)

Performances first 16 Jan 1812, previous 21 Jan 1812, next 31 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Jan 1812)

BUT Edward: Miss Jane M. Scott

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (28)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 21 Jan 1812, next 23 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (55)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 21 Jan 1812, next 23 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS Lover: Edwards

1) The Merry Woodmen (7)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 11 Jan 1812, next 24 Jan 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (29)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 22 Jan 1812, next 24 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (56)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 22 Jan 1812, next 24 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS Lover: Edwards

General Non-Title Information

ground posturing: [James] Pack; lofty posturing: [James] Pack ground posturing includes walking on hands, foresprings, flip flaps, backsprings, head springs, etc.; lofty posturing includes somersets from chairs, etc., "the whole in a neat and chaste manner"

1) The Merry Woodmen (8)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 23 Jan 1812, next 25 Jan 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (30)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 23 Jan 1812, next 25 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (57)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 23 Jan 1812, next 25 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS Lover: Edwards

1) The Merry Woodmen (9)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 24 Jan 1812, next 27 Jan 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (31)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 24 Jan 1812, next 27 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (58)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 24 Jan 1812, next 27 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS Lover: Edwards

1) The Merry Woodmen (10)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 25 Jan 1812, next 28 Jan 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (32)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 25 Jan 1812, next 28 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (59)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 25 Jan 1812, next 28 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS Lover: Edwards

1) The Merry Woodmen (11)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 27 Jan 1812, next 29 Jan 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (33)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 27 Jan 1812, next 29 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (60)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 27 Jan 1812, next 29 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS Lover: Edwards

1) The Merry Woodmen (12)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 28 Jan 1812, next 10 Feb 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (34)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 28 Jan 1812, next 31 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (61)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 28 Jan 1812, next 31 Jan 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

OMITS Lover: Edwards

DARK: Martyr's Day

1) The Magistrate (7)

Performances first 16 Jan 1812, previous 22 Jan 1812, next 1 Feb 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (35)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 29 Jan 1812, next 1 Feb 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (62)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 29 Jan 1812, next 1 Feb 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Mrs. Abel Drugger: Mrs.   Minton OMITS Lover: Edwards

1) The Magistrate (8)

Performances first 16 Jan 1812, previous 31 Jan 1812, next 3 Feb 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (36)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 31 Jan 1812, next 6 Feb 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (63)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 31 Jan 1812, next 3 Feb 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Mrs. Abel Drugger: Mrs.   Minton OMITS Lover: Edwards

1) The Magistrate (9)

Performances first 16 Jan 1812, previous 1 Feb 1812, next 4 Feb 1812

2) The Animated Effigy (7)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 15 Jan 1812, next 4 Feb 1812

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (64)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 1 Feb 1812, next 4 Feb 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Mrs. Abel Drugger: Mrs.   Minton OMITS Lover: Edwards

1) The Magistrate (10)

Performances first 16 Jan 1812, previous 3 Feb 1812, next 6 Feb 1812

2) The Animated Effigy (8)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 3 Feb 1812, next 6 Feb 1812

3) The Poison Tree; or, Harlequin in Java (65)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 3 Feb 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Mrs. Abel Drugger: Mrs.   Minton OMITS Lover: Edwards

DARK: Fast Day

1) The Magistrate (11)

Performances first 16 Jan 1812, previous 4 Feb 1812, next 7 Feb 1812

2) The Animated Effigy (9)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 4 Feb 1812, next 7 Feb 1812

3) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (37)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 1 Feb 1812, next 7 Feb 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

1) The Magistrate (12)

Performances first 16 Jan 1812, previous 6 Feb 1812, next 8 Feb 1812

2) The Animated Effigy (10)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 6 Feb 1812, next 8 Feb 1812

3) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (38)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 6 Feb 1812, next 8 Feb 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

1) The Magistrate (13)

Performances first 16 Jan 1812, previous 7 Feb 1812, next 18 Feb 1812

2) The Animated Effigy (11)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 7 Feb 1812, next 13 Feb 1812

3) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (39)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 7 Feb 1812, next 11 Feb 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

1) The Merry Woodmen (13)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 29 Jan 1812, next 11 Feb 1812

2) The Lowland Romp (13)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 30 Nov 1811, next 15 Feb 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Lord Glenroy: Glenville Jane: Miss Jane M. Scott

Cast Comment Glenville's name appears in the role of Lord Glenroy on Saturday's performance. It is assumed that he played on the Monday too

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (1)

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

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, next 11 Feb 1812

Genre (pantomime) favorite comic pantomime

First Night Cast

Harlequin: Swan; Crabstick, or Pantaloon: Edwards; Frisk, or Lover: Sig. Montignani; Columbine: Miss Ruggles; Snowball (or Clown): Young Jones; Frost: [James] Villiers; pilgrim: Thorpe; Fagg (Crabstick's man): [C. H.?] Simpson; Judge: Williams; Council: Daly, Morelli; auctioneer: [Robert?] Stebbing; anglers: Hudson, Thorpe; officer: Godbee; butcher: Minton; Goody Twitch: [James] Pack; old maid: [C. H.?] Simpson; egg-man: Shaw; earthenware man: Daly; market woman: Mrs. Daly; Hymen: Glenville; Cottage Girl: Miss Stubbs; Summer: Miss Stubbs; Flora: Mrs. Minton; Cupid: Miss Le Brun; Spirits of Frost and attendants on Hymen: Gray, Martin, Cuffley, Cross, Godbee, Miss Lever, Miss Cummins, Miss Robinson, Miss Thorpe, Miss Talbin, Miss Miller; principal vocal parts: Hudson, Gray, Thorpe, Martin, [James] Villiers, Minton, Glenville

Reference Cast

Harlequin: Swan Crabstick, or Pantaloon:    Edwards Frisk, or Lover: Sig.    Montignani Columbine: Miss Ruggles Snowball: Young Jones Frost: James Villiers pilgrim: Thorpe Fagg: C. H.? Simpson Judge: Williams Council:    Daly    Morelli auctioneer: Robert? Stebbing anglers:    Hudson    Thorpe officer: Godbee butcher: Minton Goody Twitch: James Pack old maid: C. H.? Simpson egg-man: Shaw earthenware man: Daly market woman: Mrs. Daly Hymen: Glenville

Cottage Girl: Miss Stubbs Summer: Miss Stubbs Flora: Mrs. Minton Cupid: Miss Le Brun Spirits of Frost and attendants    on Hymen:    Gray    Martin    Cuffley    Cross    Godbee    Miss Cummins    Miss Robinson    Miss Thorpe    Miss Talbin    Miss Miller    Miss Lever principal vocal parts:    Hudson    Gray    Thorpe    Martin    James Villiers    Minton    Glenville

(dv) song: Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick (in character of a cottage girl); (dix) duet: "The Joys of Angling", Hudson, Thorpe

(dvi) mock bolero: Young Jones, Sig. Montignani

(dviii) clown's comic examination, a court of justice: Young Jones

superb scene, the Temple of Summer: -corps de ballet

1. a frost with mechanical fall of snow 2. flower pavilion; 3. ironmonger's shop; 4. a lodge and view; 5. a market; 6. Queen's College, Oxford 7. court of justice; 8. inside of a cottage; 9. celestial scene; 10. new tree wings, sea, watch tower Scenery and scenic painters taken from previous season

General Non-Title Information

Miss Scott's benefit fixed for Monday, 24 February

1) The Merry Woodmen (14)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 10 Feb 1812, next 13 Feb 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (40)

Title Comment Advertised as The Ugly Woman of Bagdad Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 8 Feb 1812, next 17 Feb 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (2)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 10 Feb 1812, next 13 Feb 1812

DARK: Ash Wednesday

1) The Merry Woodmen (15)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 11 Feb 1812, next 15 Feb 1812

2) The Animated Effigy (12)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 8 Feb 1812, next 22 Feb 1812

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (3)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 11 Feb 1812, next 15 Feb 1812

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

1) The Merry Woodmen (16)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 13 Feb 1812, next 17 Feb 1812

2) The Lowland Romp (14)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 10 Feb 1812, next 18 Feb 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Lord Glenroy: Glenville Jane: Miss Jane M. Scott

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (4)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 13 Feb 1812, next 17 Feb 1812

1) The Merry Woodmen (17)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 15 Feb 1812, next 20 Feb 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (41)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 11 Feb 1812, next 24 Feb 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (5)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 15 Feb 1812, next 18 Feb 1812

1) The Magistrate (14)

Performances first 16 Jan 1812, previous 8 Feb 1812, next 22 Feb 1812

2) The Lowland Romp (15)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 15 Feb 1812, next 29 Feb 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Lord Glenroy: Glenville Jane: Miss Jane M. Scott

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (6)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 17 Feb 1812, next 20 Feb 1812

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

1) The Merry Woodmen (18)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 17 Feb 1812, next 2 Apr 1812

2) The Two Misers of Smyrna; or, Mufti's Tomb (13)

Performances first 2 Dec 1811, previous 14 Dec 1811, next 25 Feb 1812

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (7)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 18 Feb 1812, next 22 Feb 1812

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

1) The Magistrate (15)

Performances first 16 Jan 1812, previous 18 Feb 1812

2) The Animated Effigy (13)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 13 Feb 1812, next 27 Feb 1812

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (8)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 20 Feb 1812, next 24 Feb 1812

General Non-Title Information

occasional songs: Glenville, Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick

Source Comment DFo bill misdated 1810 Special Performance Benefit: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

1) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (42)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 17 Feb 1812, next 2 Mar 1812

2) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; Nicoll gives 27/2/1812 as 1st perf date; DFo bill of next day mentions performance this night AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott], COMP: James Sanderson, COMP: Michael Parnell

Performances first 24 Feb 1812, next 25 Feb 1812

Genre (comic operetta) new serio-comic opera burletta

First Night Cast

Marquis de Montesa (under assumed name Count de Tourvile): Hudson; Hubert (faithful servant to the Marchioness de Montesa): [James] Villiers; Monsieur Alegre (valet to the supposed count): Martin; Pedrillo: Thorpe; Maurice: Glenville; Frederick (or Siffred, the unknown son of the Marquis de Montesa, under the disguise of a peasant boy): Miss [Jane M.] Scott; Dame Bertha (mistress of a vintage): Minton; Eva (her daughter): Mrs. Minton; Louis (Eva's son): Miss Le Brun; Marchioness de Montesa (under the assumed character of the Count's mistress): Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick; principal vocal peasants: Daly, Edwards, Cook, Shaw, James, Miss Daly, Miss Stubbs, Miss Clark, Miss Talbin, Miss Thorpe; peasants in the festival dance: Gray, Swan, [C. H.?] Simpson, Cuffley, Miss Lever, Miss Cummins, Miss Robinson, Miss Miller, Miss Ruggles, Sig. Montignani

Reference Cast

Marquis de Montesa: Hudson Hubert: James Villiers Monsieur Alegre: Martin Pedrillo: Thorpe Maurice: Glenville Frederick: Miss Jane M. Scott Dame Bertha: Minton Eva: Mrs. Minton Louis: Miss Le Brun Marchioness de Montesa: Mrs.    Nathan E. Garrick principal vocal peasants:    Daly    Cook    Shaw    James    Miss Daly

Miss Stubbs    Miss Clark    Miss Talbin    Miss Thorpe    Edwards peasants in the festival dance:    Gray    Cuffley    Miss Cummins    Miss Robinson    Miss Miller    Miss Ruggles    Swan    C. H.? Simpson    Miss Lever    Sig. Montignani

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (9)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 22 Feb 1812, next 25 Feb 1812

clog hornpipe: Young Jones

1) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (2)

Performances first 24 Feb 1812, previous 24 Feb 1812, next 27 Feb 1812

2) The Two Misers of Smyrna; or, Mufti's Tomb (14)

Performances first 2 Dec 1811, previous 20 Feb 1812

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (10)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 24 Feb 1812, next 27 Feb 1812

cast truncated in the source

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

1) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (3)

Performances first 24 Feb 1812, previous 25 Feb 1812, next 29 Feb 1812

2) The Animated Effigy (14)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 22 Feb 1812, next 5 Mar 1812

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (11)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 25 Feb 1812, next 29 Feb 1812

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

1) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (4)

Performances first 24 Feb 1812, previous 27 Feb 1812, next 2 Mar 1812

2) The Lowland Romp (16)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 18 Feb 1812, next 2 Apr 1812

Cast as reference cast (18 Nov 1811)

BUT Lord Glenroy: Glenville Jane: Miss Jane M. Scott

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (12)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 27 Feb 1812, next 2 Mar 1812

1) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (43)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 24 Feb 1812, next 12 Mar 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

2) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (5)

Performances first 24 Feb 1812, previous 29 Feb 1812, next 3 Mar 1812

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (13)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 29 Feb 1812, next 3 Mar 1812

General Non-Title Information

Tomorrow Mary, The Maid of the Inn with a variety of entertainments, benefit Pack. On Thursday Il Giorno Felice, The Animated Effigy, and a variety of entertainments, benefits Miss Stubbs and Miss Ruggles

Special Performance Benefit: James Pack

1) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (6)

Performances first 24 Feb 1812, previous 2 Mar 1812, next 5 Mar 1812

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

Title Comment bill states "will be repeated during present week" Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 30 Nov 1811, next 7 Mar 1812

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (14)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 2 Mar 1812, next 5 Mar 1812

Performance assumed by editor

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

Special Performance Benefit: Miss Stubbs and Miss Ruggles

1) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (7)

Performances first 24 Feb 1812, previous 3 Mar 1812, next 7 Mar 1812

2) The Animated Effigy (15)

Performances first 6 Jan 1812, previous 27 Feb 1812

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (15)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 3 Mar 1812, next 7 Mar 1812

Performance assumed by editor

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

1) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (8)

Performances first 24 Feb 1812, previous 5 Mar 1812, next 9 Mar 1812

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 3 Mar 1812, next 9 Mar 1812

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (16)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 5 Mar 1812, next 9 Mar 1812

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (9)

Performances first 24 Feb 1812, previous 7 Mar 1812, next 10 Mar 1812

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 7 Mar 1812, next 10 Mar 1812

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (17)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 7 Mar 1812, next 10 Mar 1812

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (10)

Performances first 24 Feb 1812, previous 9 Mar 1812, next 19 Mar 1812

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 9 Mar 1812, next 12 Mar 1812

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (18)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 9 Mar 1812, next 12 Mar 1812

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 (17)

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 10 Mar 1812, next 14 Mar 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (44)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 2 Mar 1812, next 14 Mar 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (19)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 10 Mar 1812, next 14 Mar 1812

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 12 Mar 1812, next 16 Mar 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (45)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 12 Mar 1812, next 16 Mar 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (20)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 12 Mar 1812, next 16 Mar 1812

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 14 Mar 1812, next 17 Mar 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (46)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 14 Mar 1812, next 17 Mar 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (21)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 14 Mar 1812, next 17 Mar 1812

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

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

Performances first 18 Nov 1811, previous 16 Mar 1812

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (47)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 16 Mar 1812, next 19 Mar 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (22)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 16 Mar 1812, next 19 Mar 1812

Special Performance Lenten Entertainment: Bologna's Mechanical Exhibition

Special Performance Benefit: [C. H.?] Simpson

1) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (11)

Performances first 24 Feb 1812, previous 10 Mar 1812, next 21 Mar 1812

"What a Beauty I Do Grow", Minton

pas seul: Miss Wells; egg hornpipe: Turner Turner, late of Royalty Th, dances blindfolded over twelve real eggs. This night only

performance on two ladders: [James] Pack; entertainment: "Billing and Cooing; or, The Amorous Justice", [C. H.?] Simpson [James] Pack plays variety of musical instruments with head downwards

2) The Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (48)

Performances first 16 Dec 1811, previous 17 Mar 1812, next 21 Mar 1812

Cast as reference cast (16 Dec 1811)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Minton

"Hope is Now No More", Glenville; bravura song: "The Soldier Tir'd of War Alarms", Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick; Negro duet: Thorpe, Acres Acres 1st app here. The name is printed "Akers," but we assume this is a typo. Glenville's song as sung by Incledon in The Cabinet

3) The Magic Pipe; or, Dancing Mad (23)

Performances first 10 Feb 1812, previous 17 Mar 1812, next 21 Mar 1812

Cast as reference cast (10 Feb 1812)

BUT Harlequin: Auld Crabstick, or Pantaloon: Daly Columbine: Miss Wells

clog hornpipe: Young Jones clog hornpipe "last time this season" (bill)

General Non-Title Information</