Contents

• The Season

• Daily Calendar For 1867-1868

• First Performance of Oct 1867

• First Performance of Nov 1867

• First Performance of Dec 1867

• First Performance of Jan 1868

• First Performance of Feb 1868

• First Performance of Mar 1868

• First Performance of Apr 1868

• First Performance of May 1868

• First Performance of Jun 1868

• First Performance of Jul 1868

• First Performance of Aug 1868

• First Performance of Sep 1868

• Theatre Information

• Seasonal Dates

• Theatre Management And Functionaries

• Authors

• Musical Composers And Arrangers

• Actors

• Actresses

• Singers

• Entertainers

• Pieces Performed And Summary Cast Lists

• Genre

• Music, Composers, And Musicians

• Songs, Composers, And Singers

• Dances, Choreographers, And Dancers

The Season

In 1867 the Adelphi was closed for a longer period than usual, from 5 September until 4 October, for re-decoration. More than one newspaper commented on the improvement. "The house has been newly painted and gaily decorated, so that it now presents a very bright and attractive appearance" (Morning Post 7 October). The Athenaeum (12 October) added, "thus a reproach of many months' standing has been removed," evidently in agreement with "Your Dramatic Critic" of the Times on the need for renovation, but without his asperity. Presumably the seats had been cleaned, but as they had been "re-stuffed and re-covered" only two years before, as stated in a Times announcement of the 12 September 1865, they could not have needed anything more.

The program for the opening night showed caution, consisting of well-tried pieces. Webster himself, returning to the stage after two years' absence, seemed to be the star of the evening in the part of poor Triplet in which he "again secured the admiration of the best judges of acting" (Athenaeum 12 October). Masks and Faces was supported by The Irish Tutor (billed as a popular farce) and The School for Tigers (a revived farce). The playbill mentioned that it was Mrs. Alfred Mellon's first appearance since her bereavement. Her husband had died on 27 March. She had, however, appeared once since for a benefit performance on 29 July (playbill). In addition to appearing on the stage, she had now been appointed directress. The scene-painters were George Danson, who continued from the previous season, and T. Grieve and Sons, who replaced J. Gates.

New pieces had to wait until 14 October when Man is not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither by Benjamin Webster, Jr. replaced The Irish Tutor. The former was taken from L'Homme N'est Pas Parfait and the Athenaeum (19 October) dismissed Webster's play in the comment, "We have seen another version of it which we liked much better." The Evening Standard (15 October) in contrast was quite enthusiastic. "The drama is, generally speaking, full of motion and bustle, and is written with sufficient smartness. Here and there, indeed, it hangs fire from the lack of incident and the diffuseness of the dialogue, but it is very amusing, and a better acted piece has seldom been witnessed in any theatre." Mrs. Mellon, George Belmore, Stephenson, Taylor, and Emily Pitt were praised, "fitting their parts well." Evidently popular, it continued in performance until Christmas. The well-known piece One Touch of Nature replaced Masks and Faces. As expected, with Webster as Mr. Penholder, this was well received. Miss Simms also appeared in her original character, in which "if we mistake not, Miss Henrietta Simms first proved herself an accomplished actress in the serious line."

The new major production of the autumn was Maud's Peril by Watts Phillips, the author of The Dead Heart. The plot apparently left something to be desired. The Observer (27 October) commented,

Here it will be seen is an interesting story, but the subject is an unpleasant one, and the piece has the author's old fault--it drags in the dialogue. Mr. Phillips appears to lack power to convey his meaning by a few sharp speeches, selected from the mass of words that might naturally enough be spoken in the various situations, but which the skilled dramatist, who knows how to get well over his ground, never gives in detail. As a whole, however, Maud's Peril is perhaps the best of Mr. Phillips's dramas and is not one of the longest. The characters are well drawn, but can scarcely be said to be subjected to any process of development from the first scene to the last.

The Morning Post (24 October) mentioned "sentimental dialogue" and "sensational incident which is the climax of every scene. . . . We are sorry to add that it is from the pen of Mr. Watts Phillips who should have known better. Instead of contenting himself with life as it really is, he goes in for the dismal and appalling. . . . It haunts the memory like a nightmare." The production, however, could not be faulted. Webster "under whose direction the piece has been produced with much beauty and brilliancy of scenic illustration, has done all that was possible to make it externally attractive." The Observer found the scenery beautiful and a great credit to Grieve. The Evening Standard (25 October) described it as "striking and appropriate" and, quite eulogistic, claimed that "one or two scenes may fairly be pronounced masterpieces of stage painting." In this review the audience is described as "fashionable as well as numerous." A royal visitor, the Prince of Wales, was present. The Athenaeum (2 November) referred to improvements in the theatre. "Whatever reproach may have attached itself to this theatre or its management can now no longer be said to apply, whether touching the general appearance of the house, or the scenic adornments of the stage. . . . As to stage accessories and pictorial embellishment, Mr. Watts Phillips can have nothing to complain of in regard to the mounting of his new play." The performers were praised, especially Belmore in the major role. The play was performed fifty-four times until it was replaced on Boxing Day.

A "screaming new farce," Up for the Cattle Show, by Harry Lemon, is worth mentioning, if only for its long run, 101 performances. It replaced The School for Tigers. It was reviewed by the Observer (8 December). "It is a mere trifle, with certainly no more ingenuity and novelty of construction than will waft it for a brief period on the tide of public favour. . . . It will serve as an agreeable pendant to the graver attraction of Maud's Peril." The length of its run was a considerable success for a first play.

The Christmas fare at the Adelphi was "not the burlesque or any of the lighter entertainments to which managers resort at this season but the new Christmas story issued in connection with All the Year Round from the pen of Charles Dickens and Wilkie Collins entitled No Thoroughfare" (Evening Standard, 27 December). The production was well received.

Considering the play as a whole, both the Times and the Observer found its length excessive--"it was nearly 1:00 a.m. before the curtain fell" (Times, 27 December), but it "kept the audience intensely interested until the very last, notwithstanding that the climax of the plot had been reached at the end of the fourth act," and "the play is indeed encumbered at several points by long and needless explanations." The Observer (29 December) found the plot faulty. "The interest as the story progresses diverges from its original line, and it requires the aid of preliminary incidents to render it comprehensible to the spectator." It seems that two scenes were omitted on the second night. On the whole, however, the production received high praise. The scenery, by T. Grieve and Sons, especially of the mountain, "quite realized the author's descriptions. . . . There was a most agreeable completeness of general effect . . . that is a powerful aid to stage illusion, helping both the story and the acting to the perception of the audience." The Athenaeum (4 January 1868) thought that the play presented "opportunities for what are called Adelphi effects," these including a snowstorm in which the two chief characters were seen crossing the Alps. A fall over the cliff by Neville was "likely to become as great a feature as the sensation header in The Colleen Bawn" (Evening Standard, 27 December). Several reviews mention the strong cast. Charles Fechter, in the chief role, had an international reputation, and Carlotta Leclercq made her first appearance at the Adelphi. From the regular company, those especially commended included Mr. and Mrs. Billington, Mrs. Alfred Mellon, and Benjamin Webster. It is evident that no expense was spared. The bill carried the note that the arrangements with Dickens, Wilkie Collins, and Fechter would "not admit of any complimentary admissions, the public press excepted." From 18 May Fechter's role was taken by R. Phillips, who was also the stage manager. The play was performed until 20 June with a run of 151 nights.

There were three royal visits: by the Prince of Wales on 7 January; the Prince and Princess of Teck on 22 January and Prince Arthur on 29 February (Times).

The supporting piece was Up for the Cattle Show until 4 April. It was replaced by Go to Putney, also by Harry Lemon. The Observer (12 April) sums it up:

The Oxford and Cambridge Boat-Race has been seized upon for a farce. A piece de circonstance scarcely demands a criticism, and if an hour, or even half an hour's amusement is afforded to an audience upon a subject that at that moment occupies general attention, the purpose is answered, as is just the case with Mr. Lemon's little piece.

Belmore performed well as "an old and touchy sea-captain." It was performed seventy-seven times.

The only other new piece was Tom Thrasher by Augustus G. Harris, who had introduced Fechter to London in 1860. According to the Athenaeum it was "fabricated with some skill out of well-worn and commonplace materials." It is possible that Harris wrote the play to give good parts to his daughters, Maria and Nelly, whose benefit took place on 8 July. The Athenaeum (11 July) mentions that on this occasion a concert was given. The singers included several who had already made a name in opera or on the concert platform, but were to become more famous later: Mlle. Patti, Charles Santly, and Mme. Sainton-Dolby.

Some plays were evidently revived especially for Charles J. Mathews whose engagement began on 22 June when he appeared as Count d'Arental in A Day of Reckoning and as Young Wilding in his own play, The Liar. The Observer (28 June) considered it was only for Mathew's performance that the play was memorable and therefore revived. Carlotta Leclercq's acting showed "grateful pathos." On 8 July, Mathews appeared in "his original part of Jasper, in the almost forgotten comedy of A Bachelor of Arts" (Athenaeum, 11 July). The Evening Standard (9 July) was enthusiastic in praise of Mathews. "He is the only comedian over whom time seems to possess no power" and "his range is not limited to comedy, and his capability of intense and powerful acting have been abundantly evidenced in his impersonation of the cool, resolute, polished villain." The wisdom of Webster in engaging him was "proved by the plaudits of the frequenters of the house." His last performance was on 25 July.

There was only one performance of a Shakespeare play. For his benefit, Henry Neville appeared as Hamlet, with his father as Polonius; the choice of play no doubt indicating Henry Neville's aspirations.

The hit at the end of the season was The Flying Scud by Dion Boucicault. The Observer (2 August) commended J. Belmore and Charlotte Saunders in the two principal parts. The Evening Standard (29 July) made full comment on the visual effect of the production.

New, picturesque and well-painted scenery has been provided, and . . . diverting and sensational effects prominent amongst which are "The Jockey Hornpipe," always encored, and "The Derby Day," a wonderful realization which everyone should see and which nightly excites enthusiastic marks of approval.

It was performed until the end of the season on 19 September.

It can be seen that no reviewer could now make derogatory comments on the scenery or quality of productions. Webster had set a high standard in Maud's Peril that seemed to be maintained throughout the season. The plays appeared to be well-matched to the performers with more harmonious effects than in the two previous years. With the season ending on a triumphant note, Webster might look forward to an improved future for the theatre and for himself as manager.

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Daily Calendar For 1867-1868

1) The Irish Tutor [; or, New Lights] (1)

AU: [Richard Butler]

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, next 7 Oct 1867

Genre (farce) laughable farce

First Night Cast

Dr. O'Toole (alias Terry O'Rourke): C[harles] H. Stephenson; Dr. Flail: C. J. Smith; Charles: W[illiam] H. Eburne; Tilwell: R[obert] Romer; beadle: Hitchenson; countrymen: Brown, Richards; Rose: Miss [Maria] Harris; Mary: Miss Emily L. Pitt

Reference Cast

Dr. O'Toole: Charles H.    Stephenson Dr. Flail: C. J. Smith Charles: William H. Eburne Tilwell: Robert Romer beadle: Hitchenson

countrymen:    Brown    Richards Rose: Miss Maria Harris Mary: Miss Emily L. Pitt

2) Masks and Faces; or, Before and Behind the Curtain (1)

AU: [Tom Taylor], [Charles Reade]

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, next 7 Oct 1867

Genre (comedy) popular original comedy; 2 acts

First Night Cast

Sir Charles Pomander: Ashley; Mr. Ernest Vane: [John] Billington; Colley Cibber: C. J. Smith; Quin: C[harles] H. Stephenson; Triplet: Benjamin N. Webster; Lysimachus (his son): Miss Conran; Mr. Snarl: Stuart; Mr. Soaper: W[illiam] H. Eburne; James Burdock: R[obert] Romer; Colander: Branscombe; Hunsdon: Stanly; call boy: Cox; Pompey: Master Conran; Peg Woffington: Mrs. Alfred Mellon; Mrs. Vane: Miss Henrietta Simms (1st app 2 yrs); Kitty Clive: Mrs. [John] Billington; Mrs. Triplet: Mrs. Stoker; Roxalana (her child): Miss Jessie Powell; maid: Miss Turtle

Cast Comment Benjamin N. Webster's 1st app 2 yrs since late severe and critical illness. Mrs. Alfred Mellon's 1st app since her late bereavement. Stanly may be a typo for Stanley, but it isn't corrected on the sources

Reference Cast

Sir Charles Pomander: Ashley Mr. Ernest Vane: John    Billington Colley Cibber: C. J. Smith Quin: Charles H. Stephenson Triplet: Benjamin N. Webster Lysimachus: Miss Conran Mr. Snarl: Stuart Mr. Soaper: William H. Eburne James Burdock: Robert Romer Colander: Branscombe

Hunsdon: Stanly call boy: Cox Pompey: Master Conran Peg Woffington: Mrs. Alfred    Mellon Mrs. Vane: Miss Henrietta Simms Kitty Clive: Mrs. John    Billington Mrs. Triplet: Mrs. Stoker Roxalana: Miss Jessie Powell maid: Miss Turtle

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (1)

Title Comment "not acted these 16 yrs" (bill) AU: Mark Lemon

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, next 7 Oct 1867

Genre (farce) revived farce

First Night Cast

men about town Captain Kiteflyer: W[illiam] H. Eburne; Major Stiff: Branscombe Mr. Panels (ex-coachman, now tobacconist and proprietor of the Tiger Academy & Dancing Room): G[eorge G.] Belmore (1st app here); Alexander Panels (his son and tiger to Kiteflyer): Miss [Maria] Harris; David (tiger to Major Stiff): Miss Nelly Harris; Mr. Firkins (confiding butterman): C. J. Smith; Tom Croft (late errand boy, now tiger to Firkins): Mrs. Alfred Mellon (her original role); John Handsome, L 1761 (policeman): R[obert] Romer young tigers Traces: Miss Manley; Blinkers: Miss Powell; Games: Miss Stoker; Brush: Miss Burnette; Polish: Miss Turtle; Varnish: Miss [Emmie] D'Este Mary Panels: Miss Emily L. Pitt; No. 48, Cowbridge Square: Miss Conran; No. 49, Cowbridge Square: Miss Taylor; No. 8, Upper Trumper Street: Miss Hunt; No. 10, Upper Trumper Street: Miss Emsley; No. 6, Upper Trumper Street: Miss Ireland; No. 12, Upper Trumper Street: Miss Ridgway; No. 8, Nissettor Terrace: Miss Louise; No. 10, Nissettor Terrace: Miss Green; No. 11, Nissettor Terrace: Miss Fuller; No. 12, Nissettor Terrace: Miss Smith; Miss James: Miss Hunt; No 44, Little Ryder Street: Miss Penson

Cast Comment The unusual no. of names in cast identical to those in original production casts doubt on accuracy of bill

Reference Cast

Captain Kiteflyer: William H.    Eburne Major Stiff: Branscombe Mr. Panels: George G. Belmore Alexander Panels: Miss Maria    Harris David: Miss Nelly Harris Mr. Firkins: C. J. Smith Tom Croft: Mrs. Alfred Mellon John Handsome, L 1761: Robert    Romer Traces: Miss Manley Blinkers: Miss Powell Games: Miss Stoker Brush: Miss Burnette Polish: Miss Turtle Varnish: Miss Emmie D'Este Mary Panels: Miss Emily L. Pitt No. 48, Cowbridge Square: Miss    Conran No. 49, Cowbridge Square: Miss

Taylor No. 8, Upper Trumper Street:    Miss Hunt No. 10, Upper Trumper Street:    Miss Emsley No. 6, Upper Trumper Street:    Miss Ireland No. 12, Upper Trumper Street:    Miss Ridgway No. 8, Nissettor Terrace: Miss    Louise No. 10, Nissettor Terrace: Miss    Green No. 11, Nissettor Terrace: Miss    Fuller No. 12, Nissettor Terrace: Miss    Smith Miss James: Miss Hunt No 44, Little Ryder Street: Miss    Penson

1) The Irish Tutor [; or, New Lights] (2)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 5 Oct 1867, next 8 Oct 1867

2) Masks and Faces; or, Before and Behind the Curtain (2)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 5 Oct 1867, next 8 Oct 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (2)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 5 Oct 1867, next 8 Oct 1867

1) The Irish Tutor [; or, New Lights] (3)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 7 Oct 1867, next 9 Oct 1867

2) Masks and Faces; or, Before and Behind the Curtain (3)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 7 Oct 1867, next 9 Oct 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (3)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 7 Oct 1867, next 9 Oct 1867

1) The Irish Tutor [; or, New Lights] (4)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 8 Oct 1867, next 10 Oct 1867

2) Masks and Faces; or, Before and Behind the Curtain (4)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 8 Oct 1867, next 10 Oct 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (4)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 8 Oct 1867, next 10 Oct 1867

1) The Irish Tutor [; or, New Lights] (5)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 9 Oct 1867, next 11 Oct 1867

2) Masks and Faces; or, Before and Behind the Curtain (5)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 9 Oct 1867, next 11 Oct 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (5)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 9 Oct 1867, next 11 Oct 1867

1) The Irish Tutor [; or, New Lights] (6)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 10 Oct 1867, next 12 Oct 1867

2) Masks and Faces; or, Before and Behind the Curtain (6)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 10 Oct 1867, next 12 Oct 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (6)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 10 Oct 1867, next 12 Oct 1867

1) The Irish Tutor [; or, New Lights] (7)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 11 Oct 1867, next 21 Oct 1867

2) Masks and Faces; or, Before and Behind the Curtain (7)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 11 Oct 1867, next 21 Oct 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (7)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 11 Oct 1867, next 14 Oct 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever AU: [Benjamin Webster Jr.]

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, next 15 Oct 1867

Genre (comedy) new comic drama

First Night Cast

Harry Mallet (carpenter): G[eorge G.] Belmore; Mike Chissle (Harry's companion): C[harles] H. Stephenson; John Bunn (pastrycook): J[ames] G. Taylor; Jane (John's wife, a fruiterer): Mrs. Alfred Mellon; Alice (sister of Mallet, a dressmaker): Miss Emily L. Pitt

Reference Cast

Harry Mallet: George G. Belmore Mike Chissle: Charles H.    Stephenson

John Bunn: James G. Taylor Jane: Mrs. Alfred Mellon Alice: Miss Emily L. Pitt

2) One Touch of Nature (1)

AU: [Benjamin N. Webster]

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, next 15 Oct 1867

Genre (comedy) popular comic drama

First Night Cast

Mr. William Penn Holder: Benjamin N. Webster; Mr. Beaumont Fletcher (barrister and dramatic actor): [John] Billington; Mr. Belgrave: W[illiam] H. Eburne; Jones: C. J. Smith; Miss Constance Belmour: Miss Henrietta Simms

Reference Cast

Mr. William Penn Holder:    Benjamin N. Webster Mr. Beaumont Fletcher: John    Billington

Mr. Belgrave: William H. Eburne Jones: C. J. Smith Miss Constance Belmour: Miss    Henrietta Simms

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (8)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 12 Oct 1867, next 15 Oct 1867

General Non-Title Information

overture (from The Poet and the Peasant): [Franz Suppe]; valse: "Spring Messengers" [J[oseph] Gungl]; polka: "Staccato" [Bonnisseau]; quadrille: "The Artists" [Johann Strauss]; mazurka: "Der Goldonkel" [A[ugust] Conradi] The Poet and the Peasant was entered as The Peasant and the Poet on the program, but this may be a typo. The overture to Dichter and Bauer is Suppe's best known composition

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (2)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 14 Oct 1867, next 16 Oct 1867

2) One Touch of Nature (2)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 14 Oct 1867, next 16 Oct 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (9)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 14 Oct 1867, next 16 Oct 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (3)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 15 Oct 1867, next 17 Oct 1867

2) One Touch of Nature (3)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 15 Oct 1867, next 17 Oct 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (10)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 15 Oct 1867, next 17 Oct 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (4)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 16 Oct 1867, next 18 Oct 1867

2) One Touch of Nature (4)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 16 Oct 1867, next 18 Oct 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (11)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 16 Oct 1867, next 18 Oct 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (5)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 17 Oct 1867, next 19 Oct 1867

2) One Touch of Nature (5)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 17 Oct 1867, next 19 Oct 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (12)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 17 Oct 1867, next 19 Oct 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (6)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 18 Oct 1867, next 21 Oct 1867

2) One Touch of Nature (6)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 18 Oct 1867, next 22 Oct 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (13)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 18 Oct 1867, next 22 Oct 1867

1) The Irish Tutor [; or, New Lights] (8)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 12 Oct 1867, next 23 Oct 1867

2) Masks and Faces; or, Before and Behind the Curtain (8)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 12 Oct 1867

3) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (7)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 19 Oct 1867, next 22 Oct 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (8)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 21 Oct 1867, next 23 Oct 1867

2) One Touch of Nature (7)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 19 Oct 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (14)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 19 Oct 1867, next 28 Oct 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (9)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 22 Oct 1867, next 24 Oct 1867

2) Maud's Peril (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; "Based on story by Charles de Bernard" (bill) AU: Watts Phillips

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, next 24 Oct 1867

Genre (drama) new drama; 4 acts

First Night Cast

Sir Ralph Challoner: [John] Billington; Gerald Gwynn: Ashley; Toby Taperloy: G[eorge G.] Belmore; Burrell: C. J. Smith; doctor: W[illiam] H. Eburne; servant: Branscombe; Lady Challoner: Miss Herbert (1st app here); Miss Sefton: Miss Amy Sheridan (1st app here); Susan Taperloy: Mrs. [John] Billington

Reference Cast

Sir Ralph Challoner: John    Billington Gerald Gwynn: Ashley Toby Taperloy: George G.    Belmore Burrell: C. J. Smith

doctor: William H. Eburne servant: Branscombe Lady Challoner: Miss Herbert Miss Sefton: Miss Amy Sheridan Susan Taperloy: Mrs. John    Billington

3) The Irish Tutor [; or, New Lights] (9)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 21 Oct 1867, next 24 Oct 1867

General Non-Title Information

overture (from Der Freischutz): [[Carl M.] Weber]; valse: "The Good Old Times" [Johann Strauss]; quadrille: "La Belle Poule" [Bosisio]; cavatina: (from Il Barbiere di Seviglia) [[Gioacchino A.] Rossini]; valse: "Artusklange" [J[oseph] Gungl]

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (10)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 23 Oct 1867, next 25 Oct 1867

2) Maud's Peril (2)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 23 Oct 1867, next 25 Oct 1867

3) The Irish Tutor [; or, New Lights] (10)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 23 Oct 1867, next 25 Oct 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (11)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 24 Oct 1867, next 26 Oct 1867

2) Maud's Peril (3)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 24 Oct 1867, next 26 Oct 1867

3) The Irish Tutor [; or, New Lights] (11)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 24 Oct 1867, next 26 Oct 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (12)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 25 Oct 1867, next 28 Oct 1867

2) Maud's Peril (4)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 25 Oct 1867, next 28 Oct 1867

3) The Irish Tutor [; or, New Lights] (12)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 25 Oct 1867, next 8 Jul 1868

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (13)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 26 Oct 1867, next 29 Oct 1867

2) Maud's Peril (5)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 26 Oct 1867, next 29 Oct 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (15)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 22 Oct 1867, next 29 Oct 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (14)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 28 Oct 1867, next 30 Oct 1867

2) Maud's Peril (6)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 28 Oct 1867, next 30 Oct 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (16)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 28 Oct 1867, next 30 Oct 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (15)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 29 Oct 1867, next 31 Oct 1867

2) Maud's Peril (7)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 29 Oct 1867, next 31 Oct 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (17)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 29 Oct 1867, next 31 Oct 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (16)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 30 Oct 1867, next 1 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (8)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 30 Oct 1867, next 1 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (18)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 30 Oct 1867, next 1 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (17)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 31 Oct 1867, next 2 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (9)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 31 Oct 1867, next 2 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (19)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 31 Oct 1867, next 2 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (18)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 1 Nov 1867, next 4 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (10)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 1 Nov 1867, next 4 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (20)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 1 Nov 1867, next 4 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (19)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 2 Nov 1867, next 5 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (11)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 2 Nov 1867, next 5 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (21)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 2 Nov 1867, next 5 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (20)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 4 Nov 1867, next 6 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (12)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 4 Nov 1867, next 6 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (22)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 4 Nov 1867, next 6 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (21)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 5 Nov 1867, next 7 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (13)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 5 Nov 1867, next 7 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (23)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 5 Nov 1867, next 7 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (22)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 6 Nov 1867, next 8 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (14)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 6 Nov 1867, next 8 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (24)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 6 Nov 1867, next 8 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (23)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 7 Nov 1867, next 9 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (15)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 7 Nov 1867, next 9 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (25)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 7 Nov 1867, next 9 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (24)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 8 Nov 1867, next 11 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (16)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 8 Nov 1867, next 11 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (26)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 8 Nov 1867, next 11 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (25)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 9 Nov 1867, next 12 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (17)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 9 Nov 1867, next 12 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (27)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 9 Nov 1867, next 12 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (26)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 11 Nov 1867, next 13 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (18)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 11 Nov 1867, next 13 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (28)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 11 Nov 1867, next 13 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (27)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 12 Nov 1867, next 14 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (19)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 12 Nov 1867, next 14 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (29)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 12 Nov 1867, next 14 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (28)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 13 Nov 1867, next 15 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (20)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 13 Nov 1867, next 15 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (30)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 13 Nov 1867, next 15 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (29)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 14 Nov 1867, next 16 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (21)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 14 Nov 1867, next 16 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (31)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 14 Nov 1867, next 16 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (30)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 15 Nov 1867, next 18 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (22)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 15 Nov 1867, next 18 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (32)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 15 Nov 1867, next 18 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (31)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 16 Nov 1867, next 19 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (23)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 16 Nov 1867, next 19 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (33)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 16 Nov 1867, next 19 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (32)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 18 Nov 1867, next 20 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (24)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 18 Nov 1867, next 20 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (34)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 18 Nov 1867, next 20 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (33)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 19 Nov 1867, next 21 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (25)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 19 Nov 1867, next 21 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (35)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 19 Nov 1867, next 21 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (34)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 20 Nov 1867, next 22 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (26)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 20 Nov 1867, next 22 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (36)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 20 Nov 1867, next 22 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (35)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 21 Nov 1867, next 23 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (27)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 21 Nov 1867, next 23 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (37)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 21 Nov 1867, next 23 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (36)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 22 Nov 1867, next 25 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (28)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 22 Nov 1867, next 25 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (38)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 22 Nov 1867, next 25 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (37)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 23 Nov 1867, next 26 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (29)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 23 Nov 1867, next 26 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (39)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 23 Nov 1867, next 26 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (38)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 25 Nov 1867, next 27 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (30)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 25 Nov 1867, next 27 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (40)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 25 Nov 1867, next 27 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (39)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 26 Nov 1867, next 28 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (31)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 26 Nov 1867, next 28 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (41)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 26 Nov 1867, next 28 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (40)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 27 Nov 1867, next 29 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (32)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 27 Nov 1867, next 29 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (42)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 27 Nov 1867, next 29 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (41)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 28 Nov 1867, next 30 Nov 1867

2) Maud's Peril (33)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 28 Nov 1867, next 30 Nov 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (43)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 28 Nov 1867, next 30 Nov 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (42)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 29 Nov 1867, next 2 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (34)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 29 Nov 1867, next 2 Dec 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (44)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 29 Nov 1867, next 2 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (43)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 30 Nov 1867, next 3 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (35)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 30 Nov 1867, next 3 Dec 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (45)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 30 Nov 1867, next 3 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (44)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 2 Dec 1867, next 4 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (36)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 2 Dec 1867, next 4 Dec 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (46)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 2 Dec 1867, next 4 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (45)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 3 Dec 1867, next 5 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (37)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 3 Dec 1867, next 5 Dec 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (47)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 3 Dec 1867, next 5 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (46)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 4 Dec 1867, next 6 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (38)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 4 Dec 1867, next 6 Dec 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (48)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 4 Dec 1867, next 6 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (47)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 5 Dec 1867, next 7 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (39)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 5 Dec 1867, next 7 Dec 1867

3) The School for Tigers [; or, The Shilling Hop] (49)

Performances first 5 Oct 1867, previous 5 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (48)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 6 Dec 1867, next 9 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (40)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 6 Dec 1867, next 9 Dec 1867

3) Up for the Cattle Show (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever AU: Harry Lemon

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, next 9 Dec 1867

Genre (farce) screaming new and original farce

First Night Cast

Gabriel Marlow (lawyer): C[harles] H. Stephenson; John Linton (clerk): Ashley; Paul Granville: W[illiam] H. Eburne; Peter Strollop: G[eorge G.] Belmore; clerk: Branscombe; servant: Hitchenson; Cecilia Marlow (Marlow's daughter): Miss [Maria] Harris; Phoebe Bingley: Miss Emily L. Pitt

Reference Cast

Gabriel Marlow: Charles H.    Stephenson John Linton: Ashley Paul Granville: William H.    Eburne Peter Strollop: George G.    Belmore

clerk: Branscombe servant: Hitchenson Cecilia Marlow: Miss Maria    Harris Phoebe Bingley: Miss Emily L.    Pitt

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (49)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 7 Dec 1867, next 10 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (41)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 7 Dec 1867, next 10 Dec 1867

3) Up for the Cattle Show (2)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 7 Dec 1867, next 10 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (50)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 9 Dec 1867, next 11 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (42)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 9 Dec 1867, next 11 Dec 1867

3) Up for the Cattle Show (3)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 9 Dec 1867, next 11 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (51)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 10 Dec 1867, next 12 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (43)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 10 Dec 1867, next 12 Dec 1867

3) Up for the Cattle Show (4)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 10 Dec 1867, next 12 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (52)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 11 Dec 1867, next 13 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (44)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 11 Dec 1867, next 13 Dec 1867

3) Up for the Cattle Show (5)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 11 Dec 1867, next 13 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (53)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 12 Dec 1867, next 14 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (45)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 12 Dec 1867, next 14 Dec 1867

3) Up for the Cattle Show (6)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 12 Dec 1867, next 14 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (54)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 13 Dec 1867, next 16 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (46)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 13 Dec 1867, next 16 Dec 1867

3) Up for the Cattle Show (7)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 13 Dec 1867, next 16 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (55)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 14 Dec 1867, next 17 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (47)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 14 Dec 1867, next 17 Dec 1867

3) Up for the Cattle Show (8)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 14 Dec 1867, next 17 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (56)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 16 Dec 1867, next 18 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (48)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 16 Dec 1867, next 18 Dec 1867

3) Up for the Cattle Show (9)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 16 Dec 1867, next 18 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (57)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 17 Dec 1867, next 19 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (49)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 17 Dec 1867, next 19 Dec 1867

3) Up for the Cattle Show (10)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 17 Dec 1867, next 19 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (58)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 18 Dec 1867, next 20 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (50)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 18 Dec 1867, next 20 Dec 1867

3) Up for the Cattle Show (11)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 18 Dec 1867, next 20 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (59)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 19 Dec 1867, next 21 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (51)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 19 Dec 1867, next 21 Dec 1867

3) Up for the Cattle Show (12)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 19 Dec 1867, next 21 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (60)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 20 Dec 1867, next 23 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (52)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 20 Dec 1867, next 23 Dec 1867

3) Up for the Cattle Show (13)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 20 Dec 1867, next 23 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (61)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 21 Dec 1867, next 24 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (53)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 21 Dec 1867, next 24 Dec 1867

3) Up for the Cattle Show (14)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 21 Dec 1867, next 24 Dec 1867

1) Man Is Not Perfect, Nor Woman Neither (62)

Performances first 14 Oct 1867, previous 23 Dec 1867

2) Maud's Peril (54)

Performances first 23 Oct 1867, previous 23 Dec 1867

3) Up for the Cattle Show (15)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 23 Dec 1867, next 26 Dec 1867

DARK: Christmas

1) Up for the Cattle Show (16)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 24 Dec 1867, next 27 Dec 1867

Cast truncated for reasons of space for rest of season

2) No Thoroughfare (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; dramatised fr Christmas story of same name by Dickens and Wilkie Collins in All the Year Round AU: Charles Dickens, W. Wilkie Collins, COMP: Edwin Ellis

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, next 27 Dec 1867

Genre (drama) new and original drama; 5 acts

First Night Cast

The veiled lady: Mrs. [John] Billington; Sarah (otherwise Sally) Goldstraw: Mrs. Alfred Mellon; Little Walter Wilding: Master Sidney; first husband: R[obert] Romer; second husband: Pritchard; first wife: Mrs. Stoker; Second wife: Miss [Emmie] D'Este; Mr. Walter Wilding: [John] Billington; Mr. Bintrey (man of law): G[eorge G.] Belmore; Joey Ladle (head cellarman): Benjamin N. Webster; George Vendale: H[enry] G. Neville; Jules Obenreizer: [Charles A.] Fechter (1st app here); Marguerite: Miss Carlotta Leclercq (1st app here); Madame Dor: Mrs. H. Lewis; Jean Marie (guide): C. J. Smith; Jean Paul (guide): Branscombe; Father Francis: R. Phillips; monks: Aldridge, Tomlinson

Reference Cast

The veiled lady: Mrs. John    Billington Sarah Goldstraw: Mrs. Alfred    Mellon Little Walter Wilding: Master    Sidney first husband: Robert Romer second husband: Pritchard first wife: Mrs. Stoker Second wife: Miss Emmie D'Este Mr. Walter Wilding: John    Billington Mr. Bintrey: George G. Belmore Joey Ladle: Benjamin N. Webster

George Vendale: Henry G.    Neville Jules Obenreizer: Charles A.    Fechter Marguerite: Miss Carlotta    Leclercq Madame Dor: Mrs. H. Lewis Jean Marie: C. J. Smith Jean Paul: Branscombe Father Francis: R. Phillips monks:    Aldridge    Tomlinson waiter: James Paulo

[October 1841] prologue 1. exterior of the Hospital for Foundling Children; prologue 2 [1:30 p.m.] interior of the Hospital for Foundling Children; I [12 years later] I,i the court yard in the establishment of Wilding and Co., Wine Merchants; I,ii Cripple Corner near Break-neck Stairs; II,i Obenreizer's lodgings, Soho Square; II,ii a room in Wilding's house; II.iii The Cellars at Cripple Corner; III,i counting house, Cripple Corner; III,ii a room at Cripple Corner; III,iii Obenreizer's drawing-room; IV,i an inn room in Switzerland; IV,ii exterior of a Swiss inn; IV,iii the pass in the mountain; V,i the Monastery of St. Bernard; V,ii exterior of the hospice; V,iii the mountain pass

General Non-Title Information

"The arrangements with Mr. Charles Dickens, Mr. Wilkie Collins, and Mr. Fechter, will not admit of any complimentary admissions, the public press excepted" (bill)

1) Up for the Cattle Show (17)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 26 Dec 1867, next 28 Dec 1867

2) No Thoroughfare (2)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 26 Dec 1867, next 28 Dec 1867

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (18)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 27 Dec 1867, next 30 Dec 1867

2) No Thoroughfare (3)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 27 Dec 1867, next 30 Dec 1867

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (19)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 28 Dec 1867, next 31 Dec 1867

2) No Thoroughfare (4)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 28 Dec 1867, next 31 Dec 1867

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (20)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 30 Dec 1867, next 1 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (5)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 30 Dec 1867, next 1 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (21)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 31 Dec 1867, next 2 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (6)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 31 Dec 1867, next 2 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (22)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 1 Jan 1868, next 3 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (7)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 1 Jan 1868, next 3 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (23)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 2 Jan 1868, next 4 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (8)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 2 Jan 1868, next 4 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (24)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 3 Jan 1868, next 6 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (9)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 3 Jan 1868, next 6 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (25)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 4 Jan 1868, next 7 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (10)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 4 Jan 1868, next 7 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (26)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 6 Jan 1868, next 8 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (11)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 6 Jan 1868, next 8 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (27)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 7 Jan 1868, next 9 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (12)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 7 Jan 1868, next 9 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (28)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 8 Jan 1868, next 10 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (13)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 8 Jan 1868, next 10 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (29)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 9 Jan 1868, next 11 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (14)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 9 Jan 1868, next 11 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (30)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 10 Jan 1868, next 13 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (15)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 10 Jan 1868, next 13 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (31)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 11 Jan 1868, next 14 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (16)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 11 Jan 1868, next 14 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (32)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 13 Jan 1868, next 15 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (17)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 13 Jan 1868, next 15 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (33)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 14 Jan 1868, next 16 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (18)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 14 Jan 1868, next 16 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (34)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 15 Jan 1868, next 17 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (19)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 15 Jan 1868, next 17 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (35)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 16 Jan 1868, next 18 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (20)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 16 Jan 1868, next 18 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (36)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 17 Jan 1868, next 20 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (21)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 17 Jan 1868, next 20 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (37)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 18 Jan 1868, next 21 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (22)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 18 Jan 1868, next 21 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (38)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 20 Jan 1868, next 22 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (23)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 20 Jan 1868, next 22 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (39)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 21 Jan 1868, next 23 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (24)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 21 Jan 1868, next 23 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (40)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 22 Jan 1868, next 24 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (25)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 22 Jan 1868, next 24 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (41)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 23 Jan 1868, next 25 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (26)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 23 Jan 1868, next 25 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (42)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 24 Jan 1868, next 27 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (27)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 24 Jan 1868, next 27 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (43)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 25 Jan 1868, next 28 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (28)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 25 Jan 1868, next 28 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (44)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 27 Jan 1868, next 29 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (29)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 27 Jan 1868, next 29 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (45)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 28 Jan 1868, next 30 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (30)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 28 Jan 1868, next 30 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (46)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 29 Jan 1868, next 31 Jan 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (31)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 29 Jan 1868, next 31 Jan 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (47)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 30 Jan 1868, next 1 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (32)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 30 Jan 1868, next 1 Feb 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (48)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 31 Jan 1868, next 3 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (33)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 31 Jan 1868, next 3 Feb 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

OMITS waiter: James Paulo

1) Up for the Cattle Show (49)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 1 Feb 1868, next 4 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (34)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 1 Feb 1868, next 4 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (50)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 3 Feb 1868, next 5 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (35)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 3 Feb 1868, next 5 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (51)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 4 Feb 1868, next 6 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (36)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 4 Feb 1868, next 6 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (52)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 5 Feb 1868, next 7 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (37)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 5 Feb 1868, next 7 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (53)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 6 Feb 1868, next 8 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (38)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 6 Feb 1868, next 8 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (54)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 7 Feb 1868, next 10 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (39)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 7 Feb 1868, next 10 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (55)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 8 Feb 1868, next 11 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (40)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 8 Feb 1868, next 11 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (56)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 10 Feb 1868, next 12 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (41)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 10 Feb 1868, next 12 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (57)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 11 Feb 1868, next 13 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (42)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 11 Feb 1868, next 13 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (58)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 12 Feb 1868, next 14 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (43)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 12 Feb 1868, next 14 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (59)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 13 Feb 1868, next 15 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (44)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 13 Feb 1868, next 15 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (60)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 14 Feb 1868, next 17 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (45)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 14 Feb 1868, next 17 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (61)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 15 Feb 1868, next 18 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (46)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 15 Feb 1868, next 18 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (62)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 17 Feb 1868, next 19 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (47)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 17 Feb 1868, next 19 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (63)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 18 Feb 1868, next 20 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (48)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 18 Feb 1868, next 20 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (64)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 19 Feb 1868, next 21 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (49)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 19 Feb 1868, next 21 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (65)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 20 Feb 1868, next 22 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (50)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 20 Feb 1868, next 22 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (66)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 21 Feb 1868, next 24 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (51)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 21 Feb 1868, next 24 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (67)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 22 Feb 1868, next 25 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (52)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 22 Feb 1868, next 25 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (68)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 24 Feb 1868, next 27 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (53)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 24 Feb 1868, next 27 Feb 1868

DARK: Ash Wednesday

1) Up for the Cattle Show (69)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 25 Feb 1868, next 28 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (54)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 25 Feb 1868, next 28 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (70)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 27 Feb 1868, next 29 Feb 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (55)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 27 Feb 1868, next 29 Feb 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (71)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 28 Feb 1868, next 2 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (56)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 28 Feb 1868, next 2 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (72)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 29 Feb 1868, next 3 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (57)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 29 Feb 1868, next 3 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (73)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 2 Mar 1868, next 4 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (58)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 2 Mar 1868, next 4 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (74)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 3 Mar 1868, next 5 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (59)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 3 Mar 1868, next 5 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (75)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 4 Mar 1868, next 6 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (60)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 4 Mar 1868, next 6 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (76)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 5 Mar 1868, next 7 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (61)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 5 Mar 1868, next 7 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (77)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 6 Mar 1868, next 9 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (62)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 6 Mar 1868, next 9 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (78)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 7 Mar 1868, next 10 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (63)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 7 Mar 1868, next 10 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (79)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 9 Mar 1868, next 11 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (64)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 9 Mar 1868, next 11 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (80)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 10 Mar 1868, next 12 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (65)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 10 Mar 1868, next 12 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (81)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 11 Mar 1868, next 13 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (66)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 11 Mar 1868, next 13 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (82)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 12 Mar 1868, next 14 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (67)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 12 Mar 1868, next 14 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (83)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 13 Mar 1868, next 16 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (68)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 13 Mar 1868, next 16 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (84)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 14 Mar 1868, next 17 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (69)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 14 Mar 1868, next 17 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (85)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 16 Mar 1868, next 18 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (70)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 16 Mar 1868, next 18 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (86)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 17 Mar 1868, next 19 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (71)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 17 Mar 1868, next 19 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (87)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 18 Mar 1868, next 20 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (72)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 18 Mar 1868, next 20 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (88)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 19 Mar 1868, next 21 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (73)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 19 Mar 1868, next 21 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (89)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 20 Mar 1868, next 23 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (74)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 20 Mar 1868, next 23 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (90)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 21 Mar 1868, next 24 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (75)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 21 Mar 1868, next 24 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (91)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 23 Mar 1868, next 25 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (76)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 23 Mar 1868, next 25 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (92)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 24 Mar 1868, next 26 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (77)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 24 Mar 1868, next 26 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (93)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 25 Mar 1868, next 27 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (78)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 25 Mar 1868, next 27 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (94)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 26 Mar 1868, next 28 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (79)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 26 Mar 1868, next 28 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (95)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 27 Mar 1868, next 30 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (80)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 27 Mar 1868, next 30 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (96)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 28 Mar 1868, next 31 Mar 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (81)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 28 Mar 1868, next 31 Mar 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (97)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 30 Mar 1868, next 1 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (82)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 30 Mar 1868, next 1 Apr 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (98)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 31 Mar 1868, next 2 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (83)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 31 Mar 1868, next 2 Apr 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (99)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 1 Apr 1868, next 3 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (84)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 1 Apr 1868, next 3 Apr 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (100)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 2 Apr 1868, next 4 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (85)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 2 Apr 1868, next 4 Apr 1868

1) Up for the Cattle Show (101)

Performances first 7 Dec 1867, previous 3 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (86)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 3 Apr 1868, next 6 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; Nicoll has Go to Putney; or, The Story of the Boat Race AU: Harry Lemon

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, next 7 Apr 1868

Genre (farce) new and original farce

First Night Cast

Captain of the Saucy Dolphin: G[eorge G.] Belmore; Mr. Tom Highbury: J[ames] G. Taylor; Timothy Tripos (blue coat boy): Miss Maria Harris; Reginald Tripos (of the 'varsity eight): Branscombe; Mrs. Dallas (of Crocus Villa): Miss Nelly Harris; Mrs. Green (a mystery): Mrs. H. Lewis; Betty (Mrs. Dallas' maid): Miss Emily L. Pitt

Reference Cast

Captain of the Saucy Dolphin:    George G. Belmore Mr. Tom Highbury: James G.    Taylor Timothy Tripos: Miss Maria

Harris Reginald Tripos: Branscombe Mrs. Dallas: Miss Nelly Harris Mrs. Green: Mrs. H. Lewis Betty: Miss Emily L. Pitt

2) No Thoroughfare (87)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 4 Apr 1868, next 7 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (2)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 6 Apr 1868, next 8 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (88)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 6 Apr 1868, next 8 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (3)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 7 Apr 1868, next 9 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (89)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 7 Apr 1868, next 9 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (4)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 8 Apr 1868, next 11 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (90)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 8 Apr 1868, next 11 Apr 1868

DARK: Good Friday

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (5)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 9 Apr 1868, next 13 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (91)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 9 Apr 1868, next 13 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (6)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 11 Apr 1868, next 14 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (92)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 11 Apr 1868, next 14 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (7)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 13 Apr 1868, next 15 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (93)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 13 Apr 1868, next 15 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (8)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 14 Apr 1868, next 16 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (94)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 14 Apr 1868, next 16 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (9)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 15 Apr 1868, next 17 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (95)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 15 Apr 1868, next 17 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (10)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 16 Apr 1868, next 18 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (96)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 16 Apr 1868, next 18 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (11)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 17 Apr 1868, next 20 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (97)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 17 Apr 1868, next 20 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (12)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 18 Apr 1868, next 21 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (98)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 18 Apr 1868, next 21 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (13)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 20 Apr 1868, next 22 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (99)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 20 Apr 1868, next 22 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (14)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 21 Apr 1868, next 23 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (100)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 21 Apr 1868, next 23 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (15)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 22 Apr 1868, next 24 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (101)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 22 Apr 1868, next 24 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (16)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 23 Apr 1868, next 25 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (102)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 23 Apr 1868, next 25 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (17)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 24 Apr 1868, next 27 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (103)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 24 Apr 1868, next 27 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (18)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 25 Apr 1868, next 28 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (104)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 25 Apr 1868, next 28 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (19)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 27 Apr 1868, next 29 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (105)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 27 Apr 1868, next 29 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (20)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 28 Apr 1868, next 30 Apr 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (106)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 28 Apr 1868, next 30 Apr 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (21)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 29 Apr 1868, next 1 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (107)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 29 Apr 1868, next 1 May 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (22)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 30 Apr 1868, next 2 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (108)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 30 Apr 1868, next 2 May 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (23)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 1 May 1868, next 4 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (109)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 1 May 1868, next 4 May 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (24)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 2 May 1868, next 5 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (110)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 2 May 1868, next 5 May 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (25)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 4 May 1868, next 6 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (111)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 4 May 1868, next 6 May 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (26)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 5 May 1868, next 7 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (112)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 5 May 1868, next 7 May 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (27)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 6 May 1868, next 8 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (113)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 6 May 1868, next 8 May 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (28)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 7 May 1868, next 9 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (114)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 7 May 1868, next 9 May 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (29)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 8 May 1868, next 11 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (115)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 8 May 1868, next 11 May 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (30)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 9 May 1868, next 12 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (116)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 9 May 1868, next 12 May 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (31)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 11 May 1868, next 13 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (117)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 11 May 1868, next 13 May 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (32)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 12 May 1868, next 14 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (118)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 12 May 1868, next 14 May 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (33)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 13 May 1868, next 15 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (119)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 13 May 1868, next 15 May 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (34)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 14 May 1868, next 16 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (120)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 14 May 1868, next 16 May 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (35)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 15 May 1868, next 18 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (121)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 15 May 1868, next 18 May 1868

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (36)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 16 May 1868, next 19 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (122)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 16 May 1868, next 19 May 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (37)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 18 May 1868, next 20 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (123)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 18 May 1868, next 20 May 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (38)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 19 May 1868, next 21 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (124)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 19 May 1868, next 21 May 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (39)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 20 May 1868, next 22 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (125)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 20 May 1868, next 22 May 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (40)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 21 May 1868, next 23 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (126)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 21 May 1868, next 23 May 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (41)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 22 May 1868, next 25 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (127)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 22 May 1868, next 25 May 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (42)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 23 May 1868, next 26 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (128)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 23 May 1868, next 26 May 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (43)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 25 May 1868, next 27 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (129)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 25 May 1868, next 27 May 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (44)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 26 May 1868, next 28 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (130)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 26 May 1868, next 28 May 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (45)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 27 May 1868, next 29 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (131)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 27 May 1868, next 29 May 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (46)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 28 May 1868, next 30 May 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (132)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 28 May 1868, next 30 May 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (47)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 29 May 1868, next 1 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (133)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 29 May 1868, next 1 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (48)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 30 May 1868, next 2 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (134)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 30 May 1868, next 2 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (49)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 1 Jun 1868, next 3 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (135)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 1 Jun 1868, next 3 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (50)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 2 Jun 1868, next 4 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (136)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 2 Jun 1868, next 4 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (51)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 3 Jun 1868, next 5 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (137)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 3 Jun 1868, next 5 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (52)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 4 Jun 1868, next 6 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (138)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 4 Jun 1868, next 6 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (53)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 5 Jun 1868, next 8 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (139)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 5 Jun 1868, next 8 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (54)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 6 Jun 1868, next 9 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (140)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 6 Jun 1868, next 9 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (55)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 8 Jun 1868, next 10 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (141)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 8 Jun 1868, next 10 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (56)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 9 Jun 1868, next 11 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (142)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 9 Jun 1868, next 11 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (57)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 10 Jun 1868, next 12 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (143)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 10 Jun 1868, next 12 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (58)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 11 Jun 1868, next 13 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (144)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 11 Jun 1868, next 13 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (59)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 12 Jun 1868, next 15 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (145)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 12 Jun 1868, next 15 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (60)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 13 Jun 1868, next 16 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (146)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 13 Jun 1868, next 16 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (61)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 15 Jun 1868, next 17 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (147)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 15 Jun 1868, next 17 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (62)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 16 Jun 1868, next 18 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (148)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 16 Jun 1868, next 18 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (63)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 17 Jun 1868, next 19 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (149)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 17 Jun 1868, next 19 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (64)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 18 Jun 1868, next 20 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (150)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 18 Jun 1868, next 20 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (65)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 19 Jun 1868, next 22 Jun 1868

2) No Thoroughfare (151)

Performances first 26 Dec 1867, previous 19 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (26 Dec 1867)

BUT Jules Obenreizer: R.   Phillips Father Francis: Stuart

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (66)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 20 Jun 1868, next 23 Jun 1868

2) A Day of Reckoning (1)

AU: James R. Planche

Performances first 22 Jun 1868, next 23 Jun 1868

Genre (drama) drama

First Night Cast

Count d'Arental: Charles J. Mathews; Mons. Bouquillard: W[illiam] H. Eburne; Mons. de Burville: Ashley; Mons. Fauvel: Stuart; Claude Moreau: [John] Billington; Graboulot: G[eorge G.] Belmore; Germain: Branscombe; Pyrene: C. J. Smith; Rigolard: R[obert] Romer; 1st man: Aldridge; 2nd man: [E.] Tomlin; waiter: [James] Paulo; servant: Hitchenson; Countess d'Arental: Miss Carlotta Leclercq; Pernette: Miss Emily L. Pitt; Madame Cavrelon: Mrs. Stoker; Madame Ango: Miss Manley; Elodie: Miss Burnette; Fanchette: Miss E. Turtle; Theresa: Miss [Emmie] D'Este

Reference Cast

Count d'Arental: Charles J.    Mathews Mons. Bouquillard: William H.    Eburne Mons. de Burville: Ashley Mons. Fauvel: Stuart Claude Moreau: John Billington Graboulot: George G. Belmore Germain: Branscombe Pyrene: C. J. Smith Rigolard: Robert Romer

1st man: Aldridge 2nd man: E. Tomlin waiter: James Paulo servant: Hitchenson Countess d'Arental: Miss    Carlotta Leclercq Pernette: Miss Emily L. Pitt Madame Cavrelon: Mrs. Stoker Madame Ango: Miss Manley Elodie: Miss Burnette Fanchette: Miss E. Turtle

3) The Liar (1)

AU: [Charles J. Mathews]

Performances first 22 Jun 1868, next 23 Jun 1868

Genre (comedy) popular comedy

First Night Cast

Sir James Elliot: Ashley; Old Wilding: C[harles] H. Stephenson; Young Wilding: Charles J. Mathews; Papillon: J[ames] G. Taylor; John: Branscombe; Williams: [James] Paulo; Young Wilding's servant: Hitchenson; Miss Grantham: Miss Louisa S. Moore; Miss Godfrey: Mrs. Stoker

Reference Cast

Sir James Elliot: Ashley Old Wilding: Charles H.    Stephenson Young Wilding: Charles J.    Mathews Papillon: James G. Taylor John: Branscombe

Williams: James Paulo Young Wilding's servant:    Hitchenson Miss Grantham: Miss Louisa S.    Moore Miss Godfrey: Mrs. Stoker

General Non-Title Information

overture (from Le Caid): [C. Ambroise Thomas]; overture: "Op. 44" [[Johann W.] Kalliwoda]; valse: "Wien, Mein Sinn" [Johann Strauss]; polka: "Casket of Rubies" [Bonnisseau]; polonaise: "Souvenir de St. Petersbourg" [[Joseph] Labitzky]; mazurka: "Gertrude" [[V.?] G. Heinsdorff]; solo cornet and flageolet: [Bonnisseau]

1) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (67)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 22 Jun 1868, next 24 Jun 1868

2) A Day of Reckoning (2)

Performances first 22 Jun 1868, previous 22 Jun 1868, next 25 Jun 1868

Cast as reference cast (22 Jun 1868)

ADDS Theresa: Miss Emmie D'Este

3) The Liar (2)

Performances first 22 Jun 1868, previous 22 Jun 1868, next 25 Jun 1868

Special Performance Benefit: Henry G. Neville

1) Hamlet (1)

AU: William Shakespeare

Performances first 24 Jun 1868

Genre (tragedy) tragedy

First Night Cast

Claudius: R. Phillips; Hamlet: H[enry G.] Neville; Laertes: [John] Billington; Horatio: Ashley; ghost of Hamlet's father: Stuart; first gravedigger: G[eorge G.] Belmore; second gravedigger: J[ames] G. Taylor; Polonius: [John G.] Neville; Osrick: W[illiam] H. Eburne; first actor: C[harles] H. Stephenson; Second actor: Aldridge; Rosencrantz: C. J. Smith; Guildenstern: Branscombe; Marcellus: [James] Paulo; Bernardo: Charles Sugden; Francisco: Hitchenson; priest: Thompson; Gertrude: Mrs. St. Henry; Ophelia: Miss Carlotta Leclercq; actress: Miss Burnette

Reference Cast

Claudius: R. Phillips Hamlet: Henry G. Neville Laertes: John Billington Horatio: Ashley ghost of Hamlet's father:    Stuart first gravedigger: George G.    Belmore second gravedigger: James G.    Taylor Polonius: John G. Neville Osrick: William H. Eburne

first actor: Charles H.    Stephenson Second actor: Aldridge Rosencrantz: C. J. Smith Guildenstern: Branscombe Marcellus: James Paulo Bernardo: Charles Sugden Francisco: Hitchenson priest: Thompson Gertrude: Mrs. St. Henry Ophelia: Miss Carlotta Leclercq actress: Miss Burnette

2) Go to Putney: A Story of the Boat Race (68)

Performances first 6 Apr 1868, previous 23 Jun 1868, next 25 Jun 1868