Contents

• Theatre Information

• Seasonal Dates

• The Season

• 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

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

18 November 1811 - 11 April 1812

120 performances: 120 evening

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.

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Theatre Management And Functionaries

• Proprietor: John Scott
• Manager: John Scott
• Orchestra leader: Michael Parnell
• Scenic designers: Merrick, John Scott Jr., Andrews
• Costumers: Godbee, Miss Swan
• Ballet master: Montignani (from Lisbon)
• Box bookkeeper: Caton
• Printer: (Lowndes and Hobbes, Marquis Ct., Drury Lane)

Authors

Musical Composers And Arrangers

Choreographers

Actors

Auld

Harlequin (18) in Magic Pipe (19 Mar 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Mornington (20) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (18 Nov 1811 - 17 Mar 1812); principal characters (24) in Merry Woodmen (6 Jan 1812 - 8 Apr 1812); Arcazar, Javanese noble, afterwards Harlequin (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); principal dancers (24) in Three Rivals (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Jan 1812)

Baldwin

sailors (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Barnard

French soldiers (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); dancing slaves (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Barnes, James

Gormez (31) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 23 Dec 1811); principal dancers (18) in Three Rivals (18 Nov 1811 - 14 Dec 1811)

Brown

egg-man (6) in Magic Pipe (6 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)

Cainsley

peasants in the festival dance (6) in Giorno Felice (2 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Fagg (3) in Magic Pipe (2 Apr 1812 - 4 Apr 1812); old maid (3) in Magic Pipe (2 Apr 1812 - 4 Apr 1812)

Cook

principal vocal peasants (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)

Cox

sailors (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Cross

Spirits of Frost and attendants on Hymen (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); French soldiers (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Cuffley

peasants in the festival dance (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Spirits of Frost and attendants on Hymen (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)

Daly

principal vocal peasants (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Crabstick, or Pantaloon (18) in Magic Pipe (19 Mar 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Council (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); earthenware man (31) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812); principal characters (24) in Merry Woodmen (6 Jan 1812 - 8 Apr 1812); principal vocal guards (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); French officer (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); nobles (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); Osman (14) in Two Misers of Smyrna (2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812); Mahmut (37) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (13 Jan 1812 - 1 Apr 1812); Zapho (25) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812); Panzake (6) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (6 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)

Edwards

principal vocal peasants (19) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812); Crabstick, or Pantaloon (22) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 17 Mar 1812); Androule, afterwards Clown (9) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 27 Nov 1811); Lover (37) in Poison Tree (2 Dec 1811 - 15 Jan 1812); principal dancers (6) in Three Rivals (30 Dec 1811 - 4 Jan 1812)

Edwards, Master

animated black boy (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Glenville

Maurice (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Lord Glenroy (7) in Lowland Romp (10 Feb 1812 - 4 Apr 1812); Hymen (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); principal vocal parts (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Edward (9) in Magistrate (31 Jan 1812 - 22 Feb 1812); principal vocal guards (53) in Poison Tree (2 Dec 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); Lively (14) in Two Misers of Smyrna (2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812)

Godbee

peasants in the festival dance (6) in Giorno Felice (2 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); officer (34) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 4 Apr 1812); old maid (6) in Magic Pipe (6 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Spirits of Frost and attendants on Hymen (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Lobelia (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); British naval officer (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Gray

peasants in the festival dance (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); earthenware man (9) in Magic Pipe (2 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Spirits of Frost and attendants on Hymen (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); principal vocal parts (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Mancinella (50) in Poison Tree (5 Dec 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); Rushoh (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Hill

skeletons at the foot of the tree (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Hudson

Harry Fairmile (15) in Animated Effigy (6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812); Marquis de Montesa (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); anglers (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); principal vocal parts (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Achmet Ben Hamad (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

James

principal vocal peasants (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)

Jones, A.

Lord Glenroy (12) in Lowland Romp (18 Nov 1811 - 30 Nov 1811); Richard (20) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (18 Nov 1811 - 17 Mar 1812); principal characters (24) in Merry Woodmen (6 Jan 1812 - 8 Apr 1812); principal vocal guards (12) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 30 Nov 1811); nobles (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Jones, Young

Snowball (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Androule, afterwards Clown (56) in Poison Tree (28 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Martin

Tom (15) in Animated Effigy (6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812); Monsieur Alegre (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Goody Twitch (9) in Magic Pipe (2 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Spirits of Frost and attendants on Hymen (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); principal vocal parts (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); William (15) in Magistrate (16 Jan 1812 - 22 Feb 1812); Lorif (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Minton

Philip (15) in Animated Effigy (6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812); Dame Bertha (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); butcher (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); principal vocal parts (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Mary's father (20) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (18 Nov 1811 - 17 Mar 1812); Mahometan priest (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); Abel Drugger (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); Hunks (14) in Two Misers of Smyrna (2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812); Omer (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Montignani, Sig.

peasants in the festival dance (19) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812); Frisk, or Lover (31) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812); Gormez (34) in Poison Tree (26 Dec 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); principal dancer (9) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 27 Nov 1811); principal dancers (24) in Three Rivals (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Jan 1812); principal dancers and vocalists (56) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 1 Apr 1812)

Morelli

Council (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Emperor of Java (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Pack, James

Goody Twitch (31) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812); wild man of the wood (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Riley

Mancinella (15) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Dec 1811); dancing slaves (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Shaw

principal vocal peasants (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Fagg (6) in Magic Pipe (6 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); egg-man (34) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 4 Apr 1812); skeletons at the foot of the tree (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Simpson, C. H.?

peasants in the festival dance (19) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812); Fagg (31) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812); old maid (31) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812); cunning woman (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); dancing slaves (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); Panzake (56) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 1 Apr 1812)

Squires

French soldiers (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Stebbing, Robert?

Farmer Thorn (15) in Animated Effigy (6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812); Duncan (19) in Lowland Romp (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Apr 1812); auctioneer (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Giles Gubbins (15) in Magistrate (16 Jan 1812 - 22 Feb 1812); Farmer Stiles (20) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (18 Nov 1811 - 17 Mar 1812); principal vocal guards (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); nobles (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); Gripe (14) in Two Misers of Smyrna (2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812); Mored Sanzarmanaz (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Swan

peasants in the festival dance (19) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812); Harlequin (22) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 17 Mar 1812); Frisk, or Lover (9) in Magic Pipe (2 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); stay maker (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); dancing slaves (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Thorpe

Pedrillo (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); 'Squire Dashwood (19) in Lowland Romp (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Apr 1812); pilgrim (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); anglers (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); principal vocal parts (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Sir Walter Worthy (15) in Magistrate (16 Jan 1812 - 22 Feb 1812); principal vocal guards (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); nobles (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); Mustapha (14) in Two Misers of Smyrna (2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812); Mahmut (25) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812); Zapho (37) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (13 Jan 1812 - 1 Apr 1812)

Tobin

officer (6) in Magic Pipe (6 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)

Villiers, James

Sir George Loiter (15) in Animated Effigy (6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812); Hubert (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Frost (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); principal vocal parts (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Wilmore (20) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (18 Nov 1811 - 17 Mar 1812); Deleterious (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); Dick Dash (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); Ali (14) in Two Misers of Smyrna (2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812); Saldanah (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Williams

Judge (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)

Wilson

sailors (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Actresses

Clark, Miss

principal vocal peasants (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); principal characters (24) in Merry Woodmen (6 Jan 1812 - 8 Apr 1812); Priest's attendants (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); principal dancers and vocalists (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Cummins, Miss

peasants in the festival dance (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Spirits of Frost and attendants on Hymen (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); principal characters (24) in Merry Woodmen (6 Jan 1812 - 8 Apr 1812); Priest's attendants (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); dancing slaves (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); principal dancers and vocalists (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Daly, Miss

principal vocal peasants (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)

Daly, Mrs.

Lady Rachel (15) in Animated Effigy (6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812); Dame Donald (19) in Lowland Romp (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Apr 1812); market woman (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Mrs. Abel Drugger (61) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 29 Jan 1812); sultanas (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); Jenny (14) in Two Misers of Smyrna (2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812); Suanza (32) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Garrick, Mrs. Nathan E.

Marchioness de Montesa (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Fanny (15) in Magistrate (16 Jan 1812 - 22 Feb 1812); Harriot (14) in Two Misers of Smyrna (2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812)

Jefferson, Miss

Cupid (6) in Magic Pipe (6 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)

Le Brun, Miss

Louis (19) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812); Cupid (34) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 4 Apr 1812); pages (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Lever, Miss

Sneerwell (15) in Animated Effigy (6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812); peasants in the festival dance (19) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812); Spirits of Frost and attendants on Hymen (31) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812); principal characters (18) in Merry Woodmen (6 Jan 1812 - 20 Feb 1812); Priest's attendants (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); dancing slaves (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); principal dancers and vocalists (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Malpas, Miss

Louis (6) in Giorno Felice (2 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); pages (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Miller, Miss

peasants in the festival dance (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Spirits of Frost and attendants on Hymen (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); principal characters (24) in Merry Woodmen (6 Jan 1812 - 8 Apr 1812)

Minton, Mrs.

Patty (15) in Animated Effigy (6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812); Eva (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Jane (12) in Lowland Romp (18 Nov 1811 - 30 Nov 1811); Flora (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Mrs. Abel Drugger (4) in Poison Tree (31 Jan 1812 - 4 Feb 1812); sultanas (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); Suanza (30) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (20 Jan 1812 - 1 Apr 1812); principal dancers and vocalists (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Robinson, Miss

peasants in the festival dance (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Spirits of Frost and attendants on Hymen (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); principal characters (24) in Merry Woodmen (6 Jan 1812 - 8 Apr 1812); dancing slaves (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); principal dancers and vocalists (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Robinson, Mrs.

Deadly Nightshade (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); principal dancers (24) in Three Rivals (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Jan 1812)

Ruggles, Miss

peasants in the festival dance (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Columbine (34) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Columbine (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); principal dancers (24) in Three Rivals (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Jan 1812); principal dancers and vocalists (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Scott, Miss Jane M.

Lady Augusta (15) in Animated Effigy (6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812); Frederick (19) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812); Jane (7) in Lowland Romp (10 Feb 1812 - 4 Apr 1812); Edward (6) in Magistrate (16 Jan 1812 - 22 Jan 1812); Delto (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Stubbs, Miss

Rachel Thorn (15) in Animated Effigy (6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812); Frederick (6) in Giorno Felice (2 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); principal vocal peasants (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Cottage Girl (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Summer (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); sultanas (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); principal dancers and vocalists (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Stubbs, Miss E.

Mary (20) in Mary, the Maid of the Inn (18 Nov 1811 - 17 Mar 1812); Hydrena, daughter to Deleterious, vocal Columbine (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Talbin, Miss

principal vocal peasants (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Spirits of Frost and attendants on Hymen (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Mistress of the straw hat shop (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); principal dancers and vocalists (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Talbin, Miss E.

sultanas (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Thorpe, Miss

principal vocal peasants (25) in Giorno Felice (24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Spirits of Frost and attendants on Hymen (40) in Magic Pipe (10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812); Urtica (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); Miss Abel Drugger (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); principal dancers and vocalists (62) in Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad (16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Ward, Miss

dancing slaves (65) in Poison Tree (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812); principal dancers (24) in Three Rivals (18 Nov 1811 - 4 Jan 1812)

Wells, Miss

Columbine (6) in Magic Pipe (19 Mar 1812 - 28 Mar 1812)

Singers

• Acres (19 Mar 1812)
• Garrick, Mrs. Nathan E. (2 Dec 1811 (2); 16 Dec 1811; 23 Dec 1811; 13 Jan 1812; in character of a cottage girl, 10 Feb 1812; 22 Feb 1812; 19 Mar 1812)
• Glenville (23 Dec 1811; 13 Jan 1812; 22 Feb 1812; 19 Mar 1812)
• Hudson (23 Dec 1811; 10 Feb 1812)
• Minton (19 Mar 1812)
• Thorpe (23 Dec 1811; 10 Feb 1812; 19 Mar 1812; 2 Apr 1812)
• Villiers, James (23 Dec 1811; 2 Apr 1812)

Dancers

• Cummins, Miss (13 Jan 1812; 16 Jan 1812)
• Jones, Young (10 Feb 1812; 24 Feb 1812; 19 Mar 1812)
• Lever, Miss (13 Jan 1812; 16 Jan 1812)
• Montignani, Sig. (13 Jan 1812; 16 Jan 1812; 10 Feb 1812)
• Turner (19 Mar 1812)
• Wells, Miss (19 Mar 1812)

Entertainers

• Jones, Young (clown's comic examination, a court of justice, 10 Feb 1812)
• Pack, James (posture-master, 2 Dec 1811; posture-master, 16 Dec 1811; ground posturing, 23 Jan 1812; lofty posturing, 23 Jan 1812; performance on two ladders, 19 Mar 1812)
• Simpson, C. H.? (19 Mar 1812)

Pieces Performed And Summary Cast Lists

Animated Effigy, The

(farce) by Miss Jane M. Scott (15 times, 6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812)

Summary Cast:

• Harry Fairmile: Hudson (15 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812)
• Sir George Loiter: [James] Villiers (15 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812)
• Philip: Minton (15 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812)
• Farmer Thorn: [Robert?] Stebbing (15 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812)
• Tom: Martin (15 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812)
• Lady Rachel: Mrs. Daly (15 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812)
• Rachel Thorn: Miss Stubbs (15 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812)
• Patty: Mrs. Minton (15 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812)
• Sneerwell: Miss Lever (15 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812)
• Lady Augusta: Miss [Jane M.] Scott (15 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 5 Mar 1812)

* Giorno Felice, Il; or, The Happy Day

(comic operetta) by Miss Jane M. Scott, James Sanderson (comp), Michael Parnell (comp) (25 times, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)

Summary Cast:

• Marquis de Montesa: Hudson (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Hubert: [James] Villiers (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Monsieur Alegre: Martin (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Pedrillo: Thorpe (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Maurice: Glenville (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Frederick: Miss [Jane M.] Scott (19 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812), Miss Stubbs (6 perfs, 2 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Dame Bertha: Minton (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Eva: Mrs. Minton (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Louis: Miss Le Brun (19 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812), Miss Malpas (6 perfs, 2 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Marchioness de Montesa: Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• principal vocal peasants: Daly (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Cook (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Shaw (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), James (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Daly (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Stubbs (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Clark (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Talbin (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Thorpe (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Edwards (19 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812)
• peasants in the festival dance: Gray (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Cuffley (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Cummins (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Robinson (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Miller (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Ruggles (25 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Swan (19 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812), [C. H.?] Simpson (19 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812), Miss Lever (19 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812), Sig. Montignani (19 perfs, 24 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812), Cainsley (6 perfs, 2 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Godbee (6 perfs, 2 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)

Lowland Romp, The

(comic operetta) by Miss Jane M. Scott, James Sanderson (comp) (19 times, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Apr 1812)

Summary Cast:

• Duncan: [Robert?] Stebbing (19 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Apr 1812)
• 'Squire Dashwood: Thorpe (19 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Apr 1812)
• Lord Glenroy: A. Jones (12 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 30 Nov 1811), Glenville (7 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 4 Apr 1812)
• Dame Donald: Mrs. Daly (19 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Apr 1812)
• Jane: Mrs. Minton (12 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 30 Nov 1811), Miss [Jane M.] Scott (7 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 4 Apr 1812)

Magic Pipe, The; or, Dancing Mad

(pantomime) by Miss Jane M. Scott, James Sanderson (comp) (40 times, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)

Summary Cast:

• Harlequin: Swan (22 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 17 Mar 1812), Auld (18 perfs, 19 Mar 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Crabstick, or Pantaloon: Edwards (22 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 17 Mar 1812), Daly (18 perfs, 19 Mar 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Frisk, or Lover: Sig. Montignani (31 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812), Swan (9 perfs, 2 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Columbine: Miss Ruggles (34 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Wells (6 perfs, 19 Mar 1812 - 28 Mar 1812)
• Snowball: Young Jones (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Frost: [James] Villiers (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• pilgrim: Thorpe (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Fagg: [C. H.?] Simpson (31 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812), Shaw (6 perfs, 6 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Cainsley (3 perfs, 2 Apr 1812 - 4 Apr 1812)
• Judge: Williams (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Council: Daly (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Morelli (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• auctioneer: [Robert?] Stebbing (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• anglers: Hudson (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Thorpe (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• officer: Godbee (34 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 4 Apr 1812), Tobin (6 perfs, 6 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• butcher: Minton (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Goody Twitch: [James] Pack (31 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812), Martin (9 perfs, 2 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• old maid: [C. H.?] Simpson (31 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812), Godbee (6 perfs, 6 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Cainsley (3 perfs, 2 Apr 1812 - 4 Apr 1812)
• egg-man: Shaw (34 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 4 Apr 1812), Brown (6 perfs, 6 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• earthenware man: Daly (31 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812), Gray (9 perfs, 2 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• market woman: Mrs. Daly (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Hymen: Glenville (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Cottage Girl: Miss Stubbs (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Summer: Miss Stubbs (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Flora: Mrs. Minton (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Cupid: Miss Le Brun (34 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 4 Apr 1812), Miss Jefferson (6 perfs, 6 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Spirits of Frost and attendants on Hymen: Gray (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Martin (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Cuffley (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Cross (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Godbee (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Cummins (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Robinson (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Thorpe (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Talbin (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Miller (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Lever (31 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 1 Apr 1812)
• principal vocal parts: Hudson (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Gray (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Thorpe (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Martin (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), [James] Villiers (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Minton (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812), Glenville (40 perfs, 10 Feb 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)

Magistrate, The

(farce) by Miss Jane M. Scott (15 times, 16 Jan 1812 - 22 Feb 1812)

Summary Cast:

• Sir Walter Worthy: Thorpe (15 perfs, 16 Jan 1812 - 22 Feb 1812)
• Giles Gubbins: [Robert?] Stebbing (15 perfs, 16 Jan 1812 - 22 Feb 1812)
• William: Martin (15 perfs, 16 Jan 1812 - 22 Feb 1812)
• Fanny: Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick (15 perfs, 16 Jan 1812 - 22 Feb 1812)
• Edward: Glenville (9 perfs, 31 Jan 1812 - 22 Feb 1812), Miss [Jane M.] Scott (6 perfs, 16 Jan 1812 - 22 Jan 1812)

Mary, the Maid of the Inn; or, The Bough of Yew

(melodrama) by Miss Jane M. Scott (20 times, 18 Nov 1811 - 17 Mar 1812)

Summary Cast:

• Richard: A. Jones (20 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 17 Mar 1812)
• Mary: Miss E. Stubbs (20 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 17 Mar 1812)
• Mary's father: Minton (20 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 17 Mar 1812)
• Wilmore: [James] Villiers (20 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 17 Mar 1812)
• Farmer Stiles: [Robert?] Stebbing (20 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 17 Mar 1812)
• Mornington: Auld (20 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 17 Mar 1812)

Merry Woodmen, The

(ballet) by Auld (chor) (24 times, 6 Jan 1812 - 8 Apr 1812)

Summary Cast:

• principal characters: Auld (24 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 8 Apr 1812), A. Jones (24 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 8 Apr 1812), Daly (24 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 8 Apr 1812), Miss Robinson (24 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 8 Apr 1812), Miss Cummins (24 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 8 Apr 1812), Miss Clark (24 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 8 Apr 1812), Miss Miller (24 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 8 Apr 1812), Miss Lever (18 perfs, 6 Jan 1812 - 20 Feb 1812)

* Poison Tree, The; or, Harlequin in Java

(pantomime) by Miss Jane M. Scott (65 times, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)

Summary Cast:

• Arcazar, Javanese noble, afterwards Harlequin: Auld (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• Gormez: Sig. Montignani (34 perfs, 26 Dec 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), [James] Barnes (31 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 23 Dec 1811)
• Androule, afterwards Clown: Young Jones (56 perfs, 28 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Edwards (9 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 27 Nov 1811)
• Mahometan priest: Minton (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• Priest's attendants: Miss Clark (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Miss Lever (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Miss Cummins (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• principal vocal guards: [Robert?] Stebbing (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Daly (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Thorpe (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Glenville (53 perfs, 2 Dec 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), A. Jones (12 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 30 Nov 1811)
• Deleterious: [James] Villiers (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• Mancinella: Gray (50 perfs, 5 Dec 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Riley (15 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Dec 1811)
• Lobelia: Godbee (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• Deadly Nightshade: Mrs. Robinson (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• Urtica: Miss Thorpe (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• skeletons at the foot of the tree: Hill (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Shaw (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• Hydrena, daughter to Deleterious, vocal Columbine: Miss E. Stubbs (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• Columbine: Miss Ruggles (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• wild man of the wood: [James] Pack (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• Abel Drugger: Minton (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• Mrs. Abel Drugger: Mrs. Daly (61 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 29 Jan 1812), Mrs. Minton (4 perfs, 31 Jan 1812 - 4 Feb 1812)
• Miss Abel Drugger: Miss Thorpe (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• animated black boy: Master Edwards (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• cunning woman: [C. H.?] Simpson (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• Dick Dash: [James] Villiers (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• Mistress of the straw hat shop: Miss Talbin (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• stay maker: Swan (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• French officer: Daly (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• French soldiers: Cross (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Barnard (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Squires (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• British naval officer: Godbee (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• sailors: Baldwin (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Cox (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Wilson (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• Emperor of Java: Morelli (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• nobles: A. Jones (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), [Robert?] Stebbing (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Thorpe (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Daly (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• pages: Miss Malpas (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Miss Le Brun (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• sultanas: Mrs. Minton (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Mrs. Daly (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Miss E. Talbin (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Miss Stubbs (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• dancing slaves: Riley (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Swan (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Barnard (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), [C. H.?] Simpson (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Miss Lever (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Miss Ward (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Miss Robinson (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812), Miss Cummins (65 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Feb 1812)
• soldier and sailor lasses, sparrers, mantua makers, milliners, pie man, sausage woman, toy woman, singing master, showman, stall men and women: [blank name] (1 perf, 18 Nov 1811)
• principal dancer: Sig. Montignani (9 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 27 Nov 1811)
• Lover: Edwards (37 perfs, 2 Dec 1811 - 15 Jan 1812)

Three Rivals, The

(ballet) by Sig. Montignani (chor) (24 times, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Jan 1812)

Summary Cast:

• principal dancers: Miss Ruggles (24 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Jan 1812), Miss Ward (24 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Jan 1812), Mrs. Robinson (24 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Jan 1812), Auld (24 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Jan 1812), Sig. Montignani (24 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 4 Jan 1812), [James] Barnes (18 perfs, 18 Nov 1811 - 14 Dec 1811), Edwards (6 perfs, 30 Dec 1811 - 4 Jan 1812)

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

(comic operetta) by Miss Jane M. Scott, James Sanderson (comp) (14 times, 2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812)

Summary Cast:

• Gripe: [Robert?] Stebbing (14 perfs, 2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812)
• Hunks: Minton (14 perfs, 2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812)
• Lively: Glenville (14 perfs, 2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812)
• Ali: [James] Villiers (14 perfs, 2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812)
• Mustapha: Thorpe (14 perfs, 2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812)
• Osman: Daly (14 perfs, 2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812)
• Jenny: Mrs. Daly (14 perfs, 2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812)
• Harriot: Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick (14 perfs, 2 Dec 1811 - 25 Feb 1812)

* Vizier's Son, The Merchant's Daughter, and The Ugly Woman of Bagdad, The

(comic operetta) by Miss Jane M. Scott, Sig. Montignani (chor), Michael Parnell (comp) (62 times, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)

Summary Cast:

• Mored Sanzarmanaz: [Robert?] Stebbing (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Achmet Ben Hamad: Hudson (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Saldanah: [James] Villiers (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Omer: Minton (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Mahmut: Daly (37 perfs, 13 Jan 1812 - 1 Apr 1812), Thorpe (25 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Zapho: Thorpe (37 perfs, 13 Jan 1812 - 1 Apr 1812), Daly (25 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Rushoh: Gray (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Lorif: Martin (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Suanza: Mrs. Daly (32 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812), Mrs. Minton (30 perfs, 20 Jan 1812 - 1 Apr 1812)
• Panzake: [C. H.?] Simpson (56 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 1 Apr 1812), Daly (6 perfs, 6 Apr 1812 - 11 Apr 1812)
• Delto: Miss [Jane M.] Scott (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812)
• principal dancers and vocalists: Miss Ruggles (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Robinson (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Lever (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Cummins (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Clark (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Thorpe (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Talbin (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812), Mrs. Minton (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812), Miss Stubbs (62 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 11 Apr 1812), Sig. Montignani (56 perfs, 16 Dec 1811 - 1 Apr 1812)

Genre

• ballet (2)
• comic operetta (4)
• farce (2)
• melodrama (1)
• pantomime (2)

Songs, Composers, And Singers

• favorite ballad: Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick (02 Dec 1811)
• bravura song: Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick (02 Dec 1811)
• "He Loves and He Rides Away" Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick (16 Dec 1811)
• patriotic song: [Miss Jane M. Scott (words), Michael Parnell (music)]: Hudson (23 Dec 1811)
• "Sandy and Jenny" Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick (23 Dec 1811)
• "The Death of Nelson" Glenville (23 Dec 1811)
• "The Irish Schoolmaster" Thorpe (23 Dec 1811)
• "While I Live I'll Crow" [James] Villiers (23 Dec 1811)
• song: Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick (13 Jan 1812)
• song: Glenville (13 Jan 1812)
• song: Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick (in character of a cottage girl) (10 Feb 1812)
• duet: "The Joys of Angling" Hudson; Thorpe (10 Feb 1812)
• occasional songs: Glenville; Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick (22 Feb 1812)
• "Hope is Now No More" Glenville (19 Mar 1812)
• bravura song: "The Soldier Tir'd of War Alarms" Mrs. [Nathan E.] Garrick (19 Mar 1812)
• Negro duet: Thorpe; Acres (19 Mar 1812)
• "What a Beauty I Do Grow" Minton (19 Mar 1812)
• "Paddy O'Rooney's Journey to Ballinafad" [James] Villiers (02 Apr 1812)
• "The Bag of Nails" Thorpe (02 Apr 1812)

Dances, Choreographers, And Dancers

• pas de trois: Sig. Montignani; Miss Lever; Miss Cummins (13 Jan 1812)
• new pas trois: Sig. Montignani; Miss Lever; Miss Cummins (16 Jan 1812)
• mock bolero: Young Jones; Sig. Montignani (10 Feb 1812)
• clog hornpipe: Young Jones (24 Feb 1812)
• clog hornpipe: Young Jones (19 Mar 1812)
• pas seul: Miss Wells (19 Mar 1812)
• egg hornpipe: Turner (19 Mar 1812)

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