Contents

• The Season

• Daily Calendar For 1812-1813

• First Performance of Nov 1812

• First Performance of Dec 1812

• First Performance of Jan 1813

• First Performance of Feb 1813

• First Performance of Mar 1813

• First Performance of Apr 1813

• Theatre Information

• Seasonal Dates

• Theatre Management And Functionaries

• Authors

• Musical Composers And Arrangers

• Choreographers

• Actors

• Actresses

• Musicians

• Singers

• Dancers

• Entertainers

• Pieces Performed And Summary Cast Lists

• Genre

• Music, Composers, And Musicians

• Songs, Composers, And Singers

• Dances, Choreographers, And Dancers

The Season

In its two preceding seasons, the Sans Pareil had featured the knockabout comedy of pantomime. In 1812-13, the tone changed somewhat. Leigh Hunt has said, "there is something real in Pantomime: there is animal spirit in it." (Examiner, 15 January 1817). But in 1812-13, a different spirit pervaded the graceful dances of Gabriel Giroux and his four daughters and the melodramas and farces of the acting company, which included James Villiers, Stebbing, R. H. Widdicomb, the Mintons, Mrs. Daly and the newly arrived Meredith and Huckel.

The season opened with spectacle rather than pantomime. Jane M. Scott's Asgard the Demon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse, as violent and funny in its own way as a pantomime, was a Gothic fantasy which gave the audience plenty of lurid situations and stage effects. At the climax of the piece the dissolute Baron Wildgrave, hard-pressed by the forces of the Inquisition who are closing in on him, takes the peasant Lilla, his victim, to a secret cavern beneath his castle. But on the stroke of midnight, exactly as a hermit murdered that day by Wildgrave prophesied, the cavern "assumes the hue of fire." Wildgrave's mysterious confidant, Asgard, appears now in his true guise as a Demon of Darkness. Infernal hounds (acted by La Croix, Gardell, Florio and Solnar) attack the Baron and he falls into the arms of Asgard, "who descends with him in flames." At the moment of the Baron's descent (impressive enough to be featured on some of the playbills) the ghost of the hermit appears in the background "enveloped by celestial light." Westmacott Molloy was the company's new machinist, but it is quite possible John Scott assisted in the lighting of this melodrama.

The return of the Giroux family was very important. Gabriel Giroux had managed the Sans Pareil in 1807 and tutored the young Jane Scott. Prior to that he was said to have been ballet master at the Paris Opera, and he danced at the Haymarket and some minor London theatres. In his five-week stay this season he contributed six ballets or divertisements and choreographed Asgard and also The Bashaw; or Midnight Adventures of Three Spaniards. He and his daughters acted in several pieces in addition to dancing. Their acting did not please everybody: "If the Giroux' consult their interest they will speak as little as possible. As dancers, they certainly are of the first consequence to this theatre" (Theatrical Inquisitor, December 1812, 239).

A Giroux ballet was given every evening of the family's engagement. The Giroux benefit, 21 December 1812, was a festival of dances, including two ballets performed for the first time at the Sans Pareil. In the course of these and two other pieces there were danced an allemande pas de trois, a dance from "The Sultan," a castanet dance, a Russian dance, two hornpipes, a Cossack, a minuet de la cour, a gavotte and a medley finale by all members of the family.

Perhaps influenced by Gabriel Giroux's return, Miss Scott gave two recitations similar to those of her early Sans Pareil years, "Music, Poetry and Painting," and "Marian the Constant and the Knight with His Visor Closed." She acted in nine of her own pieces, six of them new this season. As usual, she was indebted to other writers for some of the work she produced. For example, Love in the City was "founded on The Romp and written into verse by Miss Scott" (bill of 7 February 1814). Love, Honor and Obey was based on the "petite comedie of M. Patrat, L'Hereuse Erreur" (bill of 19 January 1815).

David Mayer notes that the character Black-Eyed Susan appeared in pantomime soon after Jerrold's melodrama of 1829, but that she had appeared much earlier--in fact in the Sans Pareil pantomime of 1812-13, Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan. Mayer says, "A summary of the pantomime in the playbill of the 1813 Davy Jones suggests how extensively the character of Black Ey'd Susan belonged to the theatre, equally suitable to pantomime arrangers and to such serious dramatists as Jerrold" (Harlequin in His Element, 82-3). The arranger of the Sans Pareil pantomime was Jane Scott. Black-Eyed Susan, afterwards Columbine, was Miss Browne. William, afterwards Harlequin, was Swan. Pantaloon was Daly, and Clown was Young Jones (James Jones). The Theatrical Inquisitor was not much taken with this piece; "Miss Scott's industry has produced Black-Eyed Susan; or, Davy Jones' Locker" (February 1813, p. 68). So little, apparently, did the pantomime's plot control the harlequinade that in a special performance of Davy Jones on 16 March 1813, several scenes were withdrawn and replaced by scenes from the two popular pantomimes of the preceding season, The Magic Pipe and The Necromancer. Such medleys, however, were not unusual in the pantomimes of the time.

Incidental entertainment this season included much dancing by the Girouxs, Swan and other members of the company. Mezzia (Messiah) and Miss Acres were very popular singers. Young Jones did his "wonderful tricks on a ladder" and Signor Rivolta gave Pandean performances on five or six musical instruments at the same time. There were three benefits, one each for the Giroux family, Miss Scott and Miss Acres. There were also eleven mechanical exhibitions by Bologna, Jr. during Lent and three presentations of Lloyd's Orrery.

Approximately 110 evening performances were given in the regular season which began 17 November 1812, and ended 24 April 1813.

FM

Daily Calendar For 1812-1813

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever CHOR: G[abriel] Giroux

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, next 18 Nov 1812

Genre (ballet) entire new ballet dance

First Night Cast

Patrick: [Gabriel] Giroux; Dermot: [R. H.] Widdicomb; Darby: Swan; Bagatelle: Signor Rivolta; Kathleen: Miss C. ["Peggy"] Giroux; Norah: Miss [Jane] Giroux; principal villagers: Miss F. Giroux, Miss L[ouisa] Giroux

Reference Cast

Patrick: Gabriel Giroux Dermot: R. H. Widdicomb Darby: Swan Bagatelle: Signor Rivolta Kathleen: Miss C. "Peggy"

Giroux Norah: Miss Jane Giroux principal villagers:    Miss F. Giroux    Miss Louisa Giroux

2) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; SUBJ: Devil tempts and destroys powerful baron whose victims escape AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott, COMP: Michael Parnell, CHOR: G[abriel] Giroux

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, next 18 Nov 1812

Genre (spectacle) new grand melo dramatick spectacle

First Night Cast

Baron Wildgrave: [James] Villiers; Asgard (the Demon Hunter): Signor Rivolta; Oswald (the hermit of the wood): Minton; Hoeland (farmer, vassal to the Baron): [Robert?] Stebbing; Leopold (his intended son-in-law): G[abriel] Giroux; vocal hunters (friends to the Baron): Bennett, Barclay, Daly, Godbee; pages (attendants on the Baron): Mezzia, Brady, Masters, Smith; demons (attendants on Asgard): Cross, Green; harvest peasants: Swan, Martin, Bent, [C. H.?] Simpson; inquisitors: Barclay, W. Bennett, Daly; speaking inquisitor: [R. H.] Widdicomb; demonic hounds: La Croix, Gardel, Florio, Solnar; Adeline (runaway nun, married to the Baron): Miss C. ["Peggy"] Giroux; Joletta (her faithful attendant): Mrs. Stokes (1st time here); Dame Hoeland: Mrs. Daly; Lilla (daughter of Farmer Hoeland): Miss [Jane] Giroux attendants on the Baroness Merille: Mrs. Minton; Lucina: Miss Waters farmer's children: Miss Cannon, Miss L[ouisa] Giroux; female peasants: Miss Lever, Miss Robinson, Miss Garcia, Miss Talbin

Cast Comment Miss C. Giroux "1st time in melodramatic character" (bill); Miss Waters billed as "Young Lady" until 26 Nov 1812

Reference Cast

Baron Wildgrave: James Villiers Asgard: Signor Rivolta Oswald: Minton Hoeland: Robert? Stebbing Leopold: Gabriel Giroux vocal hunters:    Bennett    Barclay    Daly    Godbee pages:    Mezzia    Brady    Masters    Smith demons:    Cross    Green harvest peasants:    Swan    Martin    Bent    C. H.? Simpson inquisitors:

Barclay    W. Bennett    Daly speaking inquisitor: R. H.    Widdicomb demonic hounds:    La Croix    Gardel    Florio    Solnar Adeline: Miss C. "Peggy" Giroux Joletta: Mrs. Stokes Dame Hoeland: Mrs. Daly Lilla: Miss Jane Giroux Merille: Mrs. Minton Lucina: Miss Acres farmer's children:    Miss Cannon    Miss Louisa Giroux female peasants:    Miss Lever    Miss Robinson    Miss Garcia    Miss Talbin

song: Miss Waters (in character) Miss Waters billed as "Young Lady"

(dii) dance: Miss [Jane] Giroux, [Gabriel] Giroux; (dvii) pas seul: Miss F. Giroux Bill says "Mrs. Giroux" which we believe to be a typo; we found no other sources mentioning a Mrs. Giroux; ,

vision of the hermit

DES, EXE: Orme 1. a splendid garden; 2. a saloon; 3. exterior of the Baron's castle; 4. interior of castle; 5. a wood, with hermitage, and pieces; 6. apartment in a respectable farmer's house; 7. a grand Gothic apartment in Baron's castle 8. cavern beneath the Baron's castle, with rocks to open entirely new scenery; Scenery taken from DFo bill 30 November 1812

des, EXE: Godbee, Miss Swan dresses and properties are new and splendid

detailed plot summary on bill

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

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

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, next 18 Nov 1812

Genre (melodrama) serio-comick burletta

First Night Cast

Sanguinario (the Red Robber): [James] Villiers; Oswego: Barclay (1st app this theatre); Roderego: Minton; Pedro: Daly; Captain Hartley: Bennett (1st app in London); Mizen: Mezzia (1st time this theatre); Junk: [Robert?] Stebbing; Annette: Mrs. Minton; Lady Helen: Miss F. Giroux (1st app in vocal dramatic character); girls in requiem: Miss Stokes, Miss Waters, Miss Daly, Miss Lever, Miss Robinson, Miss Talbin, Miss Garcia, Miss Cannon; sailors, robbers, peasantry: [Unlisted]

Reference Cast

Sanguinario: James Villiers Oswego: Barclay Roderego: Minton Pedro: Daly Captain Hartley: Bennett Mizen: Mezzia Junk: Robert? Stebbing Annette: Mrs. Minton Lady Helen: Miss F. Giroux girls in requiem:

Miss Stokes    Miss Waters    Miss Daly    Miss Lever    Miss Robinson    Miss Talbin    Miss Garcia    Miss Cannon sailors, robbers, peasantry:    Unlisted

General Non-Title Information

address: "Music, Poetry, and Painting" [Miss Jane M. Scott], Miss [Jane M.] Scott

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (2)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 17 Nov 1812, next 19 Nov 1812

2) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (2)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 17 Nov 1812, next 19 Nov 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

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

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 17 Nov 1812, next 19 Nov 1812

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (3)

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

2) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (3)

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

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

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

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

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (4)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 19 Nov 1812, next 21 Nov 1812

2) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (4)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 19 Nov 1812, next 21 Nov 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

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

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 19 Nov 1812, next 21 Nov 1812

cast truncated in the source

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (5)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 20 Nov 1812, next 23 Nov 1812

2) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (5)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 20 Nov 1812, next 23 Nov 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

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

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 20 Nov 1812, next 23 Nov 1812

Source Comment bill is for every night until Saturday next, November 28

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (6)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 21 Nov 1812, next 24 Nov 1812

2) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (6)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 21 Nov 1812, next 24 Nov 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

cast truncated in the source

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

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 21 Nov 1812, next 24 Nov 1812

General Non-Title Information

comic song: "The Post Office", Mezzia (as Mizen) title of song taken from DFo bill 30 November 1812

address: "Music, Poetry, and Painting" [Miss Jane M. Scott], Miss [Jane M.] Scott; recitation: "Marian the Constant, and the Knight with His Vizor Closed" [Miss Jane M. Scott], Miss [Jane M.] Scott

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (7)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 23 Nov 1812, next 25 Nov 1812

2) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (7)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 23 Nov 1812, next 25 Nov 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

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

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 23 Nov 1812, next 25 Nov 1812

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (8)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 24 Nov 1812, next 26 Nov 1812

2) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (8)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 24 Nov 1812, next 26 Nov 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

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

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 24 Nov 1812, next 26 Nov 1812

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (9)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 25 Nov 1812, next 27 Nov 1812

2) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (9)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 25 Nov 1812, next 27 Nov 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

Cast Comment Miss Waters name given for role of Lucina

cast now given in its entirety

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

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 25 Nov 1812, next 27 Nov 1812

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (10)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 26 Nov 1812, next 28 Nov 1812

2) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (10)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 26 Nov 1812, next 28 Nov 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

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

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 26 Nov 1812, next 28 Nov 1812

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (11)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 27 Nov 1812, next 30 Nov 1812

2) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (11)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 27 Nov 1812, next 30 Nov 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

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

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 27 Nov 1812, next 30 Nov 1812

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (12)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 28 Nov 1812, next 1 Dec 1812

2) The Rival Sisters (1)

CHOR: G[abriel] Giroux

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, next 1 Dec 1812

Genre (divertisement) new divertisement

First Night Cast

principal characters: [Gabriel] Giroux, Miss [Jane] Giroux, Miss F. Giroux, Miss C. ["Peggy"] Giroux, Miss L[ouisa] Giroux

Reference Cast

principal characters:    Gabriel Giroux    Miss Jane Giroux

Miss F. Giroux    Miss C. "Peggy" Giroux    Miss Louisa Giroux

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

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 28 Nov 1812, next 1 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (12)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 28 Nov 1812, next 1 Dec 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (13)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 30 Nov 1812, next 2 Dec 1812

2) The Rival Sisters (2)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 30 Nov 1812, next 2 Dec 1812

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (13)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 30 Nov 1812, next 2 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (13)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 30 Nov 1812, next 2 Dec 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (14)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 1 Dec 1812, next 3 Dec 1812

2) The Rival Sisters (3)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 1 Dec 1812, next 3 Dec 1812

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (14)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 1 Dec 1812, next 3 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (14)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 1 Dec 1812, next 3 Dec 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (15)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 2 Dec 1812, next 4 Dec 1812

2) The Rival Sisters (4)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 2 Dec 1812, next 4 Dec 1812

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (15)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 2 Dec 1812, next 4 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (15)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 2 Dec 1812, next 4 Dec 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (16)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 3 Dec 1812, next 5 Dec 1812

2) The Rival Sisters (5)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 3 Dec 1812, next 5 Dec 1812

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (16)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 3 Dec 1812, next 5 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (16)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 3 Dec 1812, next 5 Dec 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (17)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 4 Dec 1812, next 8 Jan 1813

2) The Rival Sisters (6)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 4 Dec 1812, next 7 Dec 1812

3) The Red Robber; or, The Statue in the Wood (17)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 4 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (17)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 4 Dec 1812, next 7 Dec 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Lucina: Miss Waters

Source Comment MS date on NN bill 7 Dec

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (1)

Title Comment in June 1810, a piece called The Intrigue; or, Love's Failure was performed. The roles added in MS on the Dec 10, 1812 NN bill are identical with those of the 1810 bill. We conclude this to be the same piece AU: [Humphreys]

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, next 8 Dec 1812

Genre (farce) favorite comic burletta

First Night Cast

Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing; Spoilcloth: [R. H.] Widdicomb; Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly; Will Mainstay: Mezzia; Barebones: Daly; Mary Ann: Mrs. Stokes

Cast Comment cast taken from NN bill dated 10 December, 1812; roles are added in MS

Reference Cast

Skinflint: Robert? Stebbing Spoilcloth: R. H. Widdicomb Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly

Will Mainstay: Mezzia Barebones: Daly Mary Ann: Mrs. Stokes

2) The Rival Sisters (7)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 5 Dec 1812, next 8 Dec 1812

3) Love, Honor and Obey (1)

Title Comment From petite comedie of Mons. Patrat L'Hereuse Erreur. Translated and redramatised by Miss Scott. It was called in the Folger bill of Feb 13, 1815 "Love! Honor! obey! the original Brother and Sister" Dimond's play, Brother and Sister was first performed on February 2, 1815; Miss Scott presumably brought out her play as a riposte. The 1815 bill states "has been presented under the first title (i.e. Love, Honor and Obey) these three successive seasons." AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott], COMP: [Michael Parnell] Au Comm Michael Parnell's name fr DFo bill 13 February 1815

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, next 8 Dec 1812

Genre (farce) new farcical burletta

First Night Cast

Sir Bernard Burwood: Meredith; Lord Arthur Atherstone: [James] Villiers; Jeremy: Minton; Lady Arabella: Mrs. Minton; Frances: Mrs. Daly; Flora: Mrs. Stokes; Countess: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Cast Comment cast taken from DFo bill 7 December 1812

Reference Cast

Sir Bernard Burwood: Meredith Lord Arthur Atherstone: James    Villiers Jeremy: Minton

Lady Arabella: Mrs. Minton Frances: Mrs. Daly Flora: Mrs. Stokes Countess: Miss Jane M. Scott

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (18)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 5 Dec 1812, next 8 Dec 1812

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (2)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 7 Dec 1812, next 9 Dec 1812

2) The Rival Sisters (8)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 7 Dec 1812, next 9 Dec 1812

3) Love, Honor and Obey (2)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 7 Dec 1812, next 9 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (19)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 7 Dec 1812, next 9 Dec 1812

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (3)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 8 Dec 1812, next 10 Dec 1812

2) The Rival Sisters (9)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 8 Dec 1812, next 10 Dec 1812

3) Love, Honor and Obey (3)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 8 Dec 1812, next 10 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (20)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 8 Dec 1812, next 10 Dec 1812

Source Comment MS date on BILL: Thursday 10 Dec

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (4)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 9 Dec 1812, next 11 Dec 1812

2) The Rival Sisters (10)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 9 Dec 1812, next 11 Dec 1812

3) Love, Honor and Obey (4)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 9 Dec 1812, next 11 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (21)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 9 Dec 1812, next 11 Dec 1812

General Non-Title Information

music: Signor Rivolta Signor Rivolta, the celebrated Pandean, plays five and six instruments at the same time

favorite song: The favorite song will be sung by a young gentleman" (1st app here)

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (5)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 10 Dec 1812, next 12 Dec 1812

2) The Rival Sisters (11)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 10 Dec 1812, next 12 Dec 1812

3) Love, Honor and Obey (5)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 10 Dec 1812, next 12 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (22)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 10 Dec 1812, next 12 Dec 1812

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (6)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 11 Dec 1812, next 14 Dec 1812

2) The Rival Sisters (12)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 11 Dec 1812, next 14 Dec 1812

3) Love, Honor and Obey (6)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 11 Dec 1812, next 23 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (23)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 11 Dec 1812, next 14 Dec 1812

Source Comment bill is for every night until Saturday 19, December

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

Title Comment not acted these three years; adv as The Bashaw; or, Adventures of Three Spaniards AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott, COMP: [James] Sanderson, CHOR: [Gabriel] Giroux

Performances first 14 Dec 1812, next 15 Dec 1812

Genre (comic operetta) serio-comic operatic burletta

First Night Cast

Osmin (Turkish officer): Huckel (1st app at this theatre); Hassan: Barclay; Raymond (Spanish nobleman): Bennett; Jacques: [Robert?] Stebbing; Zelie (lady of the Bashaw's seraglio): Miss Acres; Clara (Spanish lady, disguised as the Bashaw): Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Reference Cast

Osmin: Huckel Hassan: Barclay Raymond: Bennett

Jacques: Robert? Stebbing Zelie: Miss Acres Clara: Miss Jane M. Scott

(dI) grand Turkish dance: [Gabriel] Giroux, Miss [Jane] Giroux, Miss F. Giroux, Miss C. ["Peggy"] Giroux, Miss L[ouisa] Giroux, Miss Stokes, Miss Lever, Miss Robinson, Miss Daly, Miss Talbin, Miss Garcia dance composed by Giroux

2) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (7)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 12 Dec 1812, next 15 Dec 1812

3) The Rival Sisters (13)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 12 Dec 1812, next 15 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (24)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 12 Dec 1812, next 15 Dec 1812

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

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

2) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (8)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 14 Dec 1812, next 16 Dec 1812

3) The Rival Sisters (14)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 14 Dec 1812, next 16 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (25)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 14 Dec 1812, next 16 Dec 1812

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

Performances first 14 Dec 1812, previous 15 Dec 1812, next 17 Dec 1812

2) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (9)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 15 Dec 1812, next 17 Dec 1812

3) The Rival Sisters (15)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 15 Dec 1812, next 17 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (26)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 15 Dec 1812, next 17 Dec 1812

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

Performances first 14 Dec 1812, previous 16 Dec 1812, next 18 Dec 1812

2) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (10)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 16 Dec 1812, next 18 Dec 1812

3) The Rival Sisters (16)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 16 Dec 1812, next 18 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (27)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 16 Dec 1812, next 18 Dec 1812

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

Performances first 14 Dec 1812, previous 17 Dec 1812, next 19 Dec 1812

2) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (11)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 17 Dec 1812, next 19 Dec 1812

3) The Rival Sisters (17)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 17 Dec 1812, next 19 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (28)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 17 Dec 1812, next 19 Dec 1812

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

Performances first 14 Dec 1812, previous 18 Dec 1812, next 21 Dec 1812

2) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (12)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 18 Dec 1812, next 26 Dec 1812

3) The Rival Sisters (18)

Performances first 30 Nov 1812, previous 18 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (29)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 18 Dec 1812, next 21 Dec 1812

Special Performance Benefit: Giroux and the four Misses Giroux; Last night but two of engagement

1) The Foresters; or, The Mischief-Maker Detected (1)

Title Comment 1st time at this theatre CHOR: [Gabriel] Giroux

Performances first 21 Dec 1812, next 22 Dec 1812

Genre (ballet) new ballet

First Night Cast

characters: [Gabriel] Giroux, Miss [Jane] Giroux, Miss F. Giroux, Miss C. ["Peggy"] Giroux, Miss L[ouisa] Giroux

Reference Cast

characters:    Gabriel Giroux    Miss Jane Giroux

Miss F. Giroux    Miss C. "Peggy" Giroux    Miss Louisa Giroux

celebrated allemande pas de trois: [Gabriel] Giroux, Miss C. ["Peggy"] Giroux, Miss F. Giroux, Miss [Jane] Giroux, Miss L[ouisa] Giroux

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

Performances first 14 Dec 1812, previous 19 Dec 1812, next 22 Dec 1812

(dI) dance: (from "The Sultan"), [Gabriel] Giroux, Miss C. ["Peggy"] Giroux, Miss [Jane] Giroux, Miss F. Giroux, Miss L[ouisa] Giroux

3) Leartes and Leonora; or, The Enterprising Lover (1)

Title Comment 1st time at this theatre CHOR: [Gabriel] Giroux

Performances first 21 Dec 1812, next 22 Dec 1812

Genre (comic pantomime) new comic pantomime ballet

First Night Cast

principal characters: [Gabriel] Giroux, Miss [Jane] Giroux, Miss C. ["Peggy"] Giroux, Miss F. Giroux, Miss L[ouisa] Giroux, Daly; Simpkin (Clown): Young Jones (1st app this season)

Reference Cast

principal characters:    Gabriel Giroux    Miss Jane Giroux    Miss C. "Peggy" Giroux

Miss F. Giroux    Miss Louisa Giroux    Daly Simpkin: Young Jones

clog hornpipe: Young Jones; castagnet dance: Miss L[ouisa] Giroux; Russian dance: Miss F. Giroux; favorite hornpipe: Miss [Jane] Giroux; Cossack: [Gabriel] Giroux, Miss C. ["Peggy"] Giroux; medley finale

wonderful tricks on a ladder: Young Jones

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (30)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 19 Dec 1812, next 22 Dec 1812

minuet de la cour: [Gabriel] Giroux, Miss [Jane] Giroux; new gavotte: Miss F. Giroux; admired dance: Miss F. Giroux

(d8) descent of Baron to infernal regions this spectacle was not listed prior to this date, but it was described in the plot summary given on the first night bill

cast truncated in the source

General Non-Title Information

"Prime, Bang-Up!", Mezzia; "Bound 'Prentice to a Waterman", Miss F. Giroux "Prime Bang-Up" from Hit or Miss

hornpipe: Miss F. Giroux

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Foresters; or, The Mischief-Maker Detected (2)

Performances first 21 Dec 1812, previous 21 Dec 1812

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

Performances first 14 Dec 1812, previous 21 Dec 1812, next 16 Mar 1813

3) Leartes and Leonora; or, The Enterprising Lover (2)

Performances first 21 Dec 1812, previous 21 Dec 1812

4) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (31)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 21 Dec 1812, next 23 Dec 1812

1) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (32)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 22 Dec 1812, next 26 Dec 1812

2) Love, Honor and Obey (7)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 12 Dec 1812, next 28 Dec 1812

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (1)

Title Comment SUBJ: fantastic mixture of British naval legend, classical myth, and the harliquinade; Evidence strongly suggests a perf of the pantomime before Boxing Day AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott?], COMP: Michael Parnell

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, next 26 Dec 1812

Genre (pantomime) entire new splendid marine comic pantomime

First Night Cast

Neptune: [James] Villiers; Old Davy Jones: Meredith; Pantaloon: Daly; Old Commodore (father to Columbine): [Robert?] Stebbing; William (afterwards Harlequin): Swan; Clown: Young Jones; Amphitrite: Mrs. Stokes; Friskalinda (mother-in-law to Susan or Columbine): [C. H.?] Simpson; Susan (afterwards Columbine): Miss Browne; sea men (attendants on Neptune): Huckel, Barclay, Shaw; sea nymphs (attendants on Amphitrite): Miss Acres, Miss Robinson, Miss Talbin, Miss Lever, Miss Garcia; members of the Pic Nic (or Cut and Come Again) Club: [R. H.] Widdicomb, Bennett, Barclay, Mezzia, Signor Rivolta, Smith, Gregson; landlord: Minton; waiter: Brady; president: Merry; mad doctor: Waters; Hussar: Signor Rivolta; bride's men: Martin, Cross; bride's maids: Miss Minton, Miss Cannon; sailors escaping from Davy Jones's Locker: Bent, Williams, Masters, Bradley; villagers: Harding, Martin, Bent, Simmons; revelers: Huckel, Barclay, Bennett; Jew pedlar: Mezzia; mermaids and mermen: Martin, Bent, Master Cross, Master [Fred?] Widdicomb, Master Bradley, Miss Lever, Miss Robinson, Miss Le Brun; showman, Beadle, patrole, butcher, fishmonger, tailor, prior: [Unlisted]

Cast Comment cast taken from NN bill of Dec 26, [1812]

Reference Cast

Neptune: James Villiers Old Davy Jones: Meredith Pantaloon: Daly Old Commodore: Robert? Stebbing William: Swan Clown: Young Jones Amphitrite: Mrs. Stokes Friskalinda: C. H.? Simpson Susan: Miss Browne sea men:    Huckel    Barclay    Shaw sea nymphs:    Miss Acres    Miss Robinson    Miss Talbin    Miss Lever    Miss Garcia members of the Pic Nic Club:    R. H. Widdicomb    Bennett    Barclay    Mezzia    Signor Rivolta    Smith    Gregson landlord: Minton waiter: Brady president: Merry mad doctor: Waters Hussar: Signor Rivolta bride's men:

Martin    Cross bride's maids:    Miss Minton    Miss Cannon sailors escaping from Davy    Jones's Locker:    Bent    Williams    Bradley    Masters villagers:    Harding    Martin    Bent    Simmons revelers:    Huckel    Barclay    Bennett Jew pedlar: Mezzia mermaids and mermen:    Martin    Bent    Master Cross    Master Fred? Widdicomb    Master Bradley    Miss Lever    Miss Robinson    Miss Le Brun showman, Beadle, patrole,    butcher, fishmonger, tailor,    prior: Unlisted

DIR: [John] Scott

(dx) comic pas trois and goose hunt: Young Jones, [C. H.?] Simpson, Daly

(d4-5) country churchyard breaks and changes into a lighthouse on a rock, splendid gala scene in the Palace of Neptune

1. superb apartment of Neptune supposed to be at the bottom of the ocean; 2. storehouse of Neptune, depository of wrecks; 3. country churchyard with tombs; 4. lighthouse on a rock; 5. well known street; 6. rural view; 7. cold bath; 8. view in the Isle of Wight; 9. club room; 10. frost scene; 11. exterior of masquerade warehouse and Pantaloon's house; 12. hall of festivity; 13. grand gala apartment in Palace of Neptune [Orme] scenery taken from NN bill 4 February 1813

tricks, mechanical changes: Westmacott Molloy

Extensive plot summary on bill

General Non-Title Information

comic song: "Tippitywitchet" [Charles Dibdin], Mezzia

hornpipe in fetters: Swan

musical exhibition: Signor Rivolta Signor Rivolta ("celebrated pandean") plays Italian and German music on five or six instruments at the same time

DARK: Christmas Eve

DARK: Christmas Day

1) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (33)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 23 Dec 1812, next 28 Dec 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Leopold: Jones Adeline: Miss Jane M. Scott Lilla: Miss Browne OMITS farmer's children: Miss   Louisa Giroux ADDS farmer's children: Miss   Brady

cast truncated in the source

2) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (13)

Title Comment Announced for tonight but may have been delayed to Jan 7 Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 19 Dec 1812, next 7 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (2)

Title Comment MS date on bill Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 23 Dec 1812, next 28 Dec 1812

1) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (34)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 26 Dec 1812, next 29 Dec 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Leopold: Jones Adeline: Miss Jane M. Scott Lilla: Miss Browne OMITS farmer's children: Miss   Louisa Giroux ADDS farmer's children: Miss   Brady

2) Love, Honor and Obey (8)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 23 Dec 1812, next 29 Dec 1812

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (3)

Title Comment Source is not dated but says "this and tomorrow evening" Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 26 Dec 1812, next 29 Dec 1812

1) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (35)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 28 Dec 1812, next 30 Dec 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Leopold: Jones Adeline: Miss Jane M. Scott Lilla: Miss Browne OMITS farmer's children: Miss   Louisa Giroux ADDS farmer's children: Miss   Brady

2) Love, Honor and Obey (9)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 28 Dec 1812, next 30 Dec 1812

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (4)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 28 Dec 1812, next 30 Dec 1812

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (36)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 29 Dec 1812, next 31 Dec 1812

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Leopold: Jones Adeline: Miss Jane M. Scott Lilla: Miss Browne OMITS farmer's children: Miss   Louisa Giroux ADDS farmer's children: Miss   Brady

2) Love, Honor and Obey (10)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 29 Dec 1812, next 31 Dec 1812

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (5)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 29 Dec 1812, next 31 Dec 1812

1) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (37)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 30 Dec 1812, next 1 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Leopold: Jones Adeline: Miss Jane M. Scott Lilla: Miss Browne OMITS farmer's children: Miss   Louisa Giroux ADDS farmer's children: Miss   Brady

2) Love, Honor and Obey (11)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 30 Dec 1812, next 1 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (6)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 30 Dec 1812, next 1 Jan 1813

1) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (38)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 31 Dec 1812, next 2 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Leopold: Jones Adeline: Miss Jane M. Scott Lilla: Miss Browne OMITS farmer's children: Miss   Louisa Giroux ADDS farmer's children: Miss   Brady

2) Love, Honor and Obey (12)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 31 Dec 1812, next 2 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (7)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 31 Dec 1812, next 2 Jan 1813

1) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (39)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 1 Jan 1813, next 4 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Leopold: Jones Adeline: Miss Jane M. Scott Lilla: Miss Browne OMITS farmer's children: Miss   Louisa Giroux ADDS farmer's children: Miss   Brady

2) Love, Honor and Obey (13)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 1 Jan 1813, next 4 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (8)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 1 Jan 1813, next 4 Jan 1813

1) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (40)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 2 Jan 1813, next 5 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Leopold: Jones Adeline: Miss Jane M. Scott Lilla: Miss Browne OMITS farmer's children: Miss   Louisa Giroux ADDS farmer's children: Miss   Brady

2) Love, Honor and Obey (14)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 2 Jan 1813, next 5 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (9)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 2 Jan 1813, next 5 Jan 1813

1) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (41)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 4 Jan 1813, next 6 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Leopold: Jones Adeline: Miss Jane M. Scott Lilla: Miss Browne OMITS farmer's children: Miss   Louisa Giroux ADDS farmer's children: Miss   Brady

2) Love, Honor and Obey (15)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 4 Jan 1813, next 6 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (10)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 4 Jan 1813, next 6 Jan 1813

cast truncated in the source

1) Asgard, the Daemon Hunter; or, Le Diable a la Chasse (42)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 5 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Leopold: Jones Adeline: Miss Jane M. Scott Lilla: Miss Browne OMITS farmer's children: Miss   Louisa Giroux ADDS farmer's children: Miss   Brady

2) Love, Honor and Obey (16)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 5 Jan 1813, next 1 Feb 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (11)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 5 Jan 1813, next 7 Jan 1813

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

AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, next 8 Jan 1813

Genre (comic operetta) serio comic opera burletta

First Night Cast

Marquis de Monteso: [James] Villiers; Monsieur Alegre: Martin; Louis (Eva's son): Miss Le Brun; Hubert: Meredith; Pedrillo: [Robert?] Stebbing; Maurice: Huckel; Frederick or Siffred (disguised as peasant boy): Miss Browne; Dame Bertha: Minton; Eva (her daughter): Mrs. Minton; Marchioness de Montesa: Miss [Jane M.] Scott; principal vocal peasants: Daly, Bennett, James, Miss Daly, Miss Talbin; peasants in festival dance: [R. H.] Widdicomb, [C. H.?] Simpson, Bent, Brady, Miss Lever, Miss Robinson, Miss Cannon, Miss Garcia

Cast Comment additional roles taken from LTM 14 Jan 1813

Reference Cast

Marquis de Monteso: James    Villiers Monsieur Alegre: Martin Louis: Miss Le Brun Hubert: Meredith Pedrillo: Robert? Stebbing Maurice: Huckel Frederick or Siffred: Miss    Browne Dame Bertha: Minton Eva: Mrs. Minton Marchioness de Montesa: Miss    Jane M. Scott principal vocal peasants:

Daly    Bennett    James    Miss Daly    Miss Talbin peasants in festival dance:    R. H. Widdicomb    C. H.? Simpson    Bent    Brady    Miss Lever    Miss Robinson    Miss Cannon    Miss Garcia

2) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (14)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 26 Dec 1812, next 8 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (12)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 6 Jan 1813, next 8 Jan 1813

Source Comment MS date 8 Jan 1813

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (18)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 5 Dec 1812, next 9 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Patrick: Jones Kathleen: Miss Lever Norah: Mrs. Stokes OMITS principal villagers:   Miss F. Giroux   Miss Louisa Giroux

Cast Comment Scr does not carry a cast, but the Giroux family had left the theatre on Dec 23, 1812.

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

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 7 Jan 1813, next 9 Jan 1813

3) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (15)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 7 Jan 1813, next 9 Jan 1813

4) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (13)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 7 Jan 1813, next 9 Jan 1813

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (19)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 8 Jan 1813, next 11 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Patrick: Jones Kathleen: Miss Lever Norah: Mrs. Stokes OMITS principal villagers:   Miss F. Giroux   Miss Louisa Giroux

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

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 8 Jan 1813, next 11 Jan 1813

3) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (16)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 8 Jan 1813, next 11 Jan 1813

4) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (14)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 8 Jan 1813, next 11 Jan 1813

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (20)

Title Comment now advertised under subtitle Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 9 Jan 1813, next 12 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Patrick: Jones Kathleen: Miss Lever Norah: Mrs. Stokes OMITS principal villagers:   Miss F. Giroux   Miss Louisa Giroux

2) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (17)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 9 Jan 1813, next 12 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (7 Dec 1812)

BUT Will Mainstay: Huckel

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

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 9 Jan 1813, next 12 Jan 1813

4) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (15)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 9 Jan 1813, next 12 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

BUT Jew pedlar: Minton

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (21)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 11 Jan 1813, next 13 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Patrick: Jones Kathleen: Miss Lever Norah: Mrs. Stokes OMITS principal villagers:   Miss F. Giroux   Miss Louisa Giroux

2) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (18)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 11 Jan 1813, next 13 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (7 Dec 1812)

BUT Will Mainstay: Huckel

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

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 11 Jan 1813, next 13 Jan 1813

4) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (16)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 11 Jan 1813, next 13 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

BUT Jew pedlar: Minton

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (22)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 12 Jan 1813, next 14 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Patrick: Jones Kathleen: Miss Lever Norah: Mrs. Stokes OMITS principal villagers:   Miss F. Giroux   Miss Louisa Giroux

2) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (19)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 12 Jan 1813, next 14 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (7 Dec 1812)

BUT Will Mainstay: Huckel

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

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 12 Jan 1813, next 14 Jan 1813

4) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (17)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 12 Jan 1813, next 14 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

BUT Jew pedlar: Minton

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (23)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 13 Jan 1813, next 15 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Patrick: Jones Kathleen: Miss Lever Norah: Mrs. Stokes OMITS principal villagers:   Miss F. Giroux   Miss Louisa Giroux

2) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (20)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 13 Jan 1813, next 15 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (7 Dec 1812)

BUT Will Mainstay: Huckel

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

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 13 Jan 1813, next 15 Jan 1813

4) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (18)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 13 Jan 1813, next 15 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

BUT Jew pedlar: Minton

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (24)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 14 Jan 1813, next 16 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Patrick: Jones Kathleen: Miss Lever Norah: Mrs. Stokes OMITS principal villagers:   Miss F. Giroux   Miss Louisa Giroux

2) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (21)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 14 Jan 1813, next 16 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (7 Dec 1812)

BUT Will Mainstay: Huckel

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

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 14 Jan 1813, next 16 Jan 1813

4) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (19)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 14 Jan 1813, next 16 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

BUT Jew pedlar: Minton

1) Patrick and Norah; or, The Soldier's Return (25)

Performances first 17 Nov 1812, previous 15 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (17 Nov 1812)

BUT Patrick: Jones Kathleen: Miss Lever Norah: Mrs. Stokes OMITS principal villagers:   Miss F. Giroux   Miss Louisa Giroux

2) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (22)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 15 Jan 1813, next 18 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (7 Dec 1812)

BUT Will Mainstay: Huckel

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

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 15 Jan 1813, next 18 Jan 1813

4) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (20)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 15 Jan 1813, next 18 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

BUT Jew pedlar: Minton

1) The Lowland Romp (1)

AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott, COMP: [[James] Sanderson], COMP: [E. Winslow] Au Comm [James] Sanderson and E. Winslow taken from 1810-1811 season

Performances first 18 Jan 1813, next 19 Jan 1813

Genre (comic operetta) comic opera burletta

First Night Cast

Lord Glenroy: Huckel; 'Squire Dashwood: [James] Villiers; Duncan: [Robert?] Stebbing; Dame Donald: Mrs. Daly; Jane: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Cast Comment Cast is not complete. See 27 December 1813 for a more complete list of roles

Reference Cast

Lord Glenroy: Huckel 'Squire Dashwood: James    Villiers

Duncan: Robert? Stebbing Dame Donald: Mrs. Daly Jane: Miss Jane M. Scott

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

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 16 Jan 1813, next 19 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (21)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 16 Jan 1813, next 19 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

cast is now given in its entirety

General Non-Title Information

song: Miss Acres; Irish "Paddy Carey's Fortune", Mezzia

1) The Lowland Romp (2)

Performances first 18 Jan 1813, previous 18 Jan 1813, next 20 Jan 1813

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

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 18 Jan 1813, next 20 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (22)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 18 Jan 1813, next 20 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) The Lowland Romp (3)

Performances first 18 Jan 1813, previous 19 Jan 1813, next 21 Jan 1813

2) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (12)

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 19 Jan 1813, next 21 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (23)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 19 Jan 1813, next 21 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) The Lowland Romp (4)

Performances first 18 Jan 1813, previous 20 Jan 1813, next 22 Jan 1813

2) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (13)

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 20 Jan 1813, next 22 Jan 1813

cast truncated in the source

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (24)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 20 Jan 1813, next 22 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) The Lowland Romp (5)

Performances first 18 Jan 1813, previous 21 Jan 1813, next 23 Jan 1813

2) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (14)

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 21 Jan 1813, next 23 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (25)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 21 Jan 1813, next 23 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) The Lowland Romp (6)

Performances first 18 Jan 1813, previous 22 Jan 1813, next 25 Jan 1813

2) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (15)

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 22 Jan 1813, next 25 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (26)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 22 Jan 1813, next 25 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (16)

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 23 Jan 1813, next 26 Jan 1813

2) The Lowland Romp (7)

Performances first 18 Jan 1813, previous 23 Jan 1813, next 26 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (27)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 23 Jan 1813, next 26 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (17)

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 25 Jan 1813, next 27 Jan 1813

2) The Lowland Romp (8)

Performances first 18 Jan 1813, previous 25 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (28)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 25 Jan 1813, next 27 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

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

Title Comment 1st time this season AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott], COMP: [[James] Sanderson] Au Comm Author and composer's names taken from 1810-1811 season

Performances first 27 Jan 1813, next 28 Jan 1813

Genre (comic operetta) comic opera burletta

First Night Cast

Gripe: [Robert?] Stebbing; Hunks: Minton; Ali: Barclay; Mustapha: Daly; Lively: Miss [Jane M.] Scott; Osman: Mezzia; Jenny: Mrs. Daly; Harriet: Miss Waters (1st time in character)

Cast Comment Billed as Miss Waters Watlen here

Reference Cast

Gripe: Robert? Stebbing Hunks: Minton Ali: Barclay Mustapha: Daly

Lively: Miss Jane M. Scott Osman: Mezzia Jenny: Mrs. Daly Harriet: Miss Waters

2) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (18)

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 26 Jan 1813, next 28 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (29)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 26 Jan 1813, next 28 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

BUT Amphitrite: Miss Acres OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

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

Performances first 27 Jan 1813, previous 27 Jan 1813, next 29 Jan 1813

2) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (19)

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 27 Jan 1813, next 29 Jan 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (30)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 27 Jan 1813, next 29 Jan 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

BUT Amphitrite: Miss Acres OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

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

Performances first 27 Jan 1813, previous 28 Jan 1813, next 1 Feb 1813

2) Il Giorno Felice; or, The Happy Day (20)

Performances first 7 Jan 1813, previous 28 Jan 1813, next 20 Apr 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (31)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 28 Jan 1813, next 1 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

BUT Amphitrite: Miss Acres OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

DARK: Martyr's Day

1) Love, Honor and Obey (17)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 6 Jan 1813, next 2 Feb 1813

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

Performances first 27 Jan 1813, previous 29 Jan 1813, next 2 Feb 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (32)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 29 Jan 1813, next 2 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

BUT Amphitrite: Miss Acres OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) Love, Honor and Obey (18)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 1 Feb 1813, next 3 Feb 1813

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

Performances first 27 Jan 1813, previous 1 Feb 1813, next 3 Feb 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (33)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 1 Feb 1813, next 3 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

BUT Amphitrite: Miss Acres OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) Love, Honor and Obey (19)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 2 Feb 1813, next 4 Feb 1813

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

Performances first 27 Jan 1813, previous 2 Feb 1813, next 8 Feb 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (34)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 2 Feb 1813, next 4 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

BUT Amphitrite: Miss Acres OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; "From a trait in English history on which Dodsley founded his [The King and the] Miller of Mansfield" (bill) AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott], COMP: Michael Parnell Au Comm MS note on bill "music by Parnell"

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, next 5 Feb 1813

Genre (burletta) new burletta

First Night Cast

Henry (King of England): Meredith; Lord Lurewell: [R. H.] Widdicomb; hunting lords: Daly, Mezzia, Martin; hunters in suit: Bent, Swan, Bennett; Joe (the miller's man): Barclay; John Cockle (miller and a keeper of the forest): [Robert?] Stebbing; Robin of Ryland: Huckel; Richard (the miller's son): Miss [Jane M.] Scott; Margery, the miller's wife: Mrs. Daly; Ellen of Mansfield: Miss Browne; Kate (the miller's daughter): Miss Acres

Cast Comment roles taken from NN bill 16 March 1813

Reference Cast

Henry: Meredith Lord Lurewell: R. H. Widdicomb hunting lords:    Daly    Mezzia    Martin hunters in suit:    Bent    Swan

Bennett Joe: Barclay John Cockle: Robert? Stebbing Robin of Ryland: Huckel Richard: Miss Jane M. Scott Margery, the miller's wife: Mrs.    Daly Ellen of Mansfield: Miss Browne Kate: Miss Acres

2) Love, Honor and Obey (20)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 3 Feb 1813, next 5 Feb 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (35)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 3 Feb 1813, next 5 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

Cast Comment The NN bill shows Miss Acres as Amphitrite, but the name has been canceled and "Miss Stokes" name written in. however, Mrs. Stokes is probably indicated since she played the role over 40 times

1) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (2)

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, previous 4 Feb 1813, next 6 Feb 1813

2) Love, Honor and Obey (21)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 4 Feb 1813, next 6 Feb 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (36)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 4 Feb 1813, next 6 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (3)

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, previous 5 Feb 1813, next 8 Feb 1813

2) Love, Honor and Obey (22)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 5 Feb 1813, next 15 Feb 1813

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (37)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 5 Feb 1813, next 8 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (4)

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, previous 6 Feb 1813, next 9 Feb 1813

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

Performances first 27 Jan 1813, previous 3 Feb 1813, next 9 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (27 Jan 1813)

BUT Lively: Huckel

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (38)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 6 Feb 1813, next 9 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (5)

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, previous 8 Feb 1813, next 10 Feb 1813

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

Performances first 27 Jan 1813, previous 8 Feb 1813, next 10 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (27 Jan 1813)

BUT Lively: Huckel

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (39)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 8 Feb 1813, next 10 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (6)

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, previous 9 Feb 1813, next 11 Feb 1813

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

Performances first 27 Jan 1813, previous 9 Feb 1813, next 11 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (27 Jan 1813)

BUT Lively: Huckel

3) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (40)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 9 Feb 1813, next 11 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) Jack's Arrived (1)

CHOR: [Unknown]

Performances first 11 Feb 1813, next 12 Feb 1813

Genre (ballet) new ballet dance

First Night Cast

principal dancers: Swan, Daly, Bent, Young Jones, Miss Lever, Mrs. Stokes, Miss Le Brun

Reference Cast

principal dancers:    Swan    Daly    Bent

Young Jones    Miss Lever    Mrs. Stokes    Miss Le Brun

2) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (7)

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, previous 10 Feb 1813, next 12 Feb 1813

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

Title Comment Adv under title of "Mufti's Tomb" Performances first 27 Jan 1813, previous 10 Feb 1813, next 12 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (27 Jan 1813)

BUT Lively: Huckel

4) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (41)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 10 Feb 1813, next 12 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) Jack's Arrived (2)

Performances first 11 Feb 1813, previous 11 Feb 1813, next 13 Feb 1813

2) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (8)

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, previous 11 Feb 1813, next 13 Feb 1813

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

Performances first 27 Jan 1813, previous 11 Feb 1813, next 13 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (27 Jan 1813)

BUT Lively: Huckel

4) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (42)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 11 Feb 1813, next 13 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) Jack's Arrived (3)

Performances first 11 Feb 1813, previous 12 Feb 1813, next 15 Feb 1813

2) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (9)

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, previous 12 Feb 1813, next 15 Feb 1813

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

Performances first 27 Jan 1813, previous 12 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (27 Jan 1813)

BUT Lively: Huckel

4) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (43)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 12 Feb 1813, next 15 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (23 Dec 1812)

OMITS members of the Pic Nic   Club: Gregson sailors escaping from Davy   Jones's Locker: Masters

1) Jack's Arrived (4)

Performances first 11 Feb 1813, previous 13 Feb 1813, next 16 Feb 1813

2) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (10)

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, previous 13 Feb 1813, next 16 Feb 1813

3) Love, Honor and Obey (23)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 6 Feb 1813, next 16 Feb 1813

4) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (44)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 13 Feb 1813, next 16 Feb 1813

1) Jack's Arrived (5)

Performances first 11 Feb 1813, previous 15 Feb 1813, next 17 Feb 1813

2) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (11)

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, previous 15 Feb 1813, next 17 Feb 1813

3) Love, Honor and Obey (24)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 15 Feb 1813, next 17 Feb 1813

4) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (45)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 15 Feb 1813, next 17 Feb 1813

1) Jack's Arrived (6)

Performances first 11 Feb 1813, previous 16 Feb 1813, next 18 Feb 1813

2) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (12)

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, previous 16 Feb 1813, next 18 Feb 1813

3) Love, Honor and Obey (25)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 16 Feb 1813, next 1 Mar 1813

4) Davy Jones's Locker; or, Black-Eyed Susan (46)

Performances first 23 Dec 1812, previous 16 Feb 1813, next 8 Mar 1813

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (23)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 16 Jan 1813, next 19 Feb 1813

2) Jack's Arrived (7)

Performances first 11 Feb 1813, previous 17 Feb 1813, next 19 Feb 1813

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

Title Comment 1st time this season AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott], COMP: Michael Parnell

Performances first 18 Feb 1813, next 19 Feb 1813

Genre (comic operetta) new splendid 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): Huckel; Saldanah (rich merchant): [James] Villiers; Omer (a tailor): Minton; Mahmut (an Aga, attendant on the Cadi): Daly inferior officers of the Cadi's court Zapho: Martin; Rushout: [R. H.] Widdicomb; Lerif: Swan Suanza (wife to Cadi): Mrs. Daly; Panzake (tailor's daughter): [C. H.?] Simpson; Delta (the merchant's daughter): Miss [Jane M.] Scott; principal dancers and vocalists: Jones, Bennett, Barclay, Bent, Miss Browne, Miss Lever, Miss Le Brun, Miss Robinson, Miss Garcia, Miss Talbin, Miss Cannon, Mrs. Minton, Miss Waters

Reference Cast

Mored Sanzarmanaz: Robert?    Stebbing Achmet Ben Hamad: Huckel Saldanah: James Villiers Omer: Minton Mahmut: Daly Zapho: Martin Rushout: R. H. Widdicomb Lerif: Swan Suanza: Mrs. Stokes Panzake: C. H.? Simpson Delta: Miss Jane M. Scott principal dancers and vocalists:

Jones    Bennett    Barclay    Bent    Miss Browne    Miss Lever    Miss Le Brun    Miss Robinson    Miss Garcia    Miss Talbin    Miss Cannon    Mrs. Minton    Miss Waters

4) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (13)

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, previous 17 Feb 1813, next 19 Feb 1813

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (24)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 18 Feb 1813, next 20 Feb 1813

2) Jack's Arrived (8)

Performances first 11 Feb 1813, previous 18 Feb 1813, next 20 Feb 1813

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

Performances first 18 Feb 1813, previous 18 Feb 1813, next 20 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (18 Feb 1813)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Daly

4) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (14)

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, previous 18 Feb 1813, next 20 Feb 1813

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (25)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 19 Feb 1813, next 22 Feb 1813

2) Jack's Arrived (9)

Performances first 11 Feb 1813, previous 19 Feb 1813, next 16 Mar 1813

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

Performances first 18 Feb 1813, previous 19 Feb 1813, next 22 Feb 1813

Cast as reference cast (18 Feb 1813)

BUT Suanza: Mrs. Daly

4) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (15)

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, previous 19 Feb 1813, next 22 Feb 1813

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (26)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 20 Feb 1813, next 23 Feb 1813

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

Performances first 18 Feb 1813, previous 20 Feb 1813, next 23 Feb 1813

3) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (16)

Performances first 4 Feb 1813, previous 20 Feb 1813, next 23 Feb 1813

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (27)

Performances first 7 Dec 1812, previous 22 Feb 1813, next 24 Feb 1813

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

Performances first 18 Feb 1813, previous 22 Feb 1813, next 24 Feb 1813

3) The Forest Knight; or, The King Bewildered (17)