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THE LONDON STAGE 1800-1900
Joseph Donohue and James Ellis, General Editors
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ROYAL ADELPHI THEATRE
(formerly THE SANS PAREIL THEATRE)
1806-1900
Seasonal Summary for 1871-1872
Edited by Frank McHugh and Gilbert B. Cross
A Publication of
The Adelphi Calendar Project
Alfred L. Nelson and Gilbert B. Cross, General Editors
Theodore J. Seward, Jr., Systems Analyst
1992
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Royal Adelphi Theatre. Doors open 6:30, curtain 7:00.
Ticket prices: royal circle and orchestra stall private boxes (for 6) 3 guineas, first circle private boxes (for 6) 2 guineas, amphitheatre private boxes (for 6) 1 11s 6d, family private boxes (for 4) 1 guinea, orchestra stalls 7/-, balcony dress circle stalls 5/-, first circle stalls 3/-, pit 2/-, amphitheatre 1/-, gallery 6d. (pantomime only)
2 October 1871 - 13 July 1872
238 performances: 238 evening
| Ash Wednesday (1): | Christy Minstrels (14 Feb 1872) |
| Benefit (3): | Mrs. John Wood (8 Feb 1872) John W. Anson (treasurer) (5 Jun 1872, 6 Jun 1872) |
| Dark (8): | "In preparation for Christmas novelties"
(18 Dec 1871, 19 Dec 1871, 20 Dec 1871, 21 Dec 1871, 22 Dec 1871, 23 Dec
1871) Christmas (25 Dec 1871) Good Friday (29 Mar 1872) |
| benefit (1): | Maria and Nelly Harris (10 Jul 1872) |
C. L. Kenney's farce, Autumn Manoeuvres, with Ashley, Lilley, Wright and Mrs. Alfred Mellon in the cast, was one of the first new pieces in the Adelphi's 1871-72 season. The Athenaeum's commentary was brief indeed: "This trifle provoked some laughter" (28 October 1871, p. 569). But the piece proved popular and ran for 85 nights. Hidden Treasure, a more ambitious play billed as a "new and original sensational drama" and employing the full resources of the company, fared less well. It lasted only 19 performances. The Athenaeum denounced it:
Personages were introduced on the stage to serve no obvious purpose except that of showing how much noise they could make, and how generally extravagant they could be; and the piece came at last to an end, which seemed due rather to the exhaustion of the players than the termination of the story. . . . As the piece contains a house which takes fire by spontaneous combustion, and a fall from a considerable altitude, it is possible that a succession of audiences may receive it with favor, and may dispense with such frivolities as plot, dramatic sequence and development, intelligibility of story or propriety of acting (2 December 1871, p. 729).
For the Times, the failure of Hidden Treasure was occasion to ponder the decline of the Adelphi acting company. For most of Hidden Treasure had been written twenty years earlier by Tom Parry and resembled plays of his that had triumphed as "real Adelphi drama."
The melodramatic force of the old days, which gave vitality to many improbabilities, seems to have taken another direction, nor do we find that comic vis which Mr. Wright would have displayed in the principal action of the underplot. The more striking tableaux, which are very elaborate, were, however, received with loud applause (30 November 1871, p. 12).
Benjamin Webster was baffled by his failure to attract a large audience to his splendid new theatre:
"The secret of what will and what will not be a theatrical success," he observed, "is as far from being discovered as ever. When my theatre was dirty and old and uncomfortable it was always crowded. The public made me rich and I tore down the old hovel and built them an elegant theatre to show my gratitude. Confound them! They won't come into it." (The Same Only Different, p. 86).
The Times did find much to praise in the new Christmas piece, Charles Millward's Snowwhite, "which was not this time a burlesque but an original fairy tale, reminding one of the pieces produced by Planche at the Lyceum under Mme. Vestris" (27 December 1871, p. 12). The reviewer praised Mrs. John Wood's Snowwhite, the acting of Mrs. Alfred Mellon, J. Cormack's ballet and groupings and some very novel scenic effects. "In the waterfall scenes, the waters were perfumed by Mr. Rimmel" (p. 3).
An expectant audience greeted Charles Fechter, just returned from America, on the evening of 5 March, when he began a four-week engagement as Ruy Blas in a play of that name. The Times praised the "earnestness of purpose and clearness of outline" of Fechter's Ruy, but of the rest of the company it could only say, "The chief actor is efficiently supported" (5 March 1872, p. 8). The Athenaeum, as usual, was more candid:
It is to be desired . . . that, in future dramatic representations of the dramatic masterpiece of M. Hugo, the general casting may be more adequate. . . . A comparison between the general representation of the play in Paris and that in London would explain why in one city the drama is prized and studied as an art, while in the other it can scarcely obtain the support of men of intellect as an amusement (9 March 1871, pp. 314).
Fechter, a great actor and innovator in the techniques of acting and play production, must indeed have stood out in the Adelphi company of this season. Ruy Blas was one of his favourite pieces. Erroll Sherson says of it:
It showed off all his good points: his love-making, which gained for him the suffrages of crowds of women playgoers, for nothing at all like it had been seen on the English stage; his scenes of passion in the more melodramatic parts; his wonderful fencing; the elan of the whole. Here was at last something quite different from the mouthing periods and stilted action of his predecessors, something that was like life, and glowing, ardent life at that. No wonder the women sobbed audibly and the whole audience thrilled at his art (London's Lost Theatres of the Nineteenth Century, pp. 146-47).
On 1 April, Hilda the Miser's Daughter opened and unlike that other "Adelphi drama" of this season, Hidden Treasure, succeeded, running for 89 nights. This adaptation of Ainsworth's novel by Andrew Halliday was the second performed at the Adelphi, Edward Stirling's version having been staged in 1842. The Athenaeum conceded that "the story, though commonplace in outline, is dramatic." It also thought the miser's character was cleverly drawn.
In the other personages little attempt at psychology is witnessed. Old-fashioned characters, belonging to melo-dramatic intrigue, are presented in their familiar costumes, and the whole forms a masquerade of a kind such as the public never wearies of contemplating. The acting is no less melo-dramatic than the piece.
However, the critic also noted, "The reception of the piece was in the highest degree enthusiastic" (6 April 1872, p. 440). The Times shared that enthusiasm: "This is true Adelphi drama, honoured with a true Adelphi success" (2 April 1872, p. 3). The reviews of Hilda provoked a letter from the great illustrator George Cruikshank in which he claimed some credit for the principal themes and settings of Ainsworth's novel: "Wishing to let the public of the present day have a peep at the places of public amusement of that period [1745], I took considerable pains to give correct views and descriptions of the places which are now copied and produced upon the stage" (Times, 8 April, 1872, p. 14). On 15 April, Just Like Roger, a farce by Benjamin Webster, Junior, was introduced as a prelude to Hilda, making pointed references to current events and having, the Times said, "more substance and genial fun than in most dramatic trifles of this kind" (18 April, p. 6). Stephenson, Ashley, Wright, Cooper, Lilly, Miss Phillips and Miss Stoker were the principals in this play which ran 67 nights. The Adelphi's season ended on Saturday, 13 July, after 238 performances under the management of Benjamin M. Webster and Frederick B. Chatterton.
FM
| Brough, William |
Area Belle, The (27 May 1872) |
| Butler?, Richard |
Irish Tutor, The (2 Mar 1872) |
| Cheltnam, Charles S. |
Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul
1872) |
| Falconer, Edmund |
Ruy Blas (4 Mar 1872) |
| Halliday, Andrew |
Area Belle, The (27 May 1872) Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872) Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871) |
| Kenney, Charles L. |
Autumn Manoeuvres, The (21 Oct 1871) |
| Millward, Charles |
Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871) |
| Oxenford, John |
Down in a Balloon (2 Oct 1871) Hidden Treasure, The (25 Nov 1871) |
| Parry, Thomas |
Hidden Treasure, The (25 Nov 1871) |
| Simpson, John P. |
Court Cards (10 Jul 1872) |
| Unknown |
Jenny Lind (8 Feb 1872) |
| Webster, Benjamin N. |
One Touch of Nature (25 Mar 1872) |
| Webster Jr., Benjamin |
Just Like Roger (15 Apr 1872) |
| Wigan, Alfred S. |
First Night, The (10 Jul 1872) |
| Ellis, Edwin |
Hidden Treasure, The (25 Nov 1871) Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872) Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872) Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871) |
| Cormack, John |
Hidden Treasure, The (25 Nov 1871) Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872) Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872) Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871) |
| Evans, Frederick |
Buttons (2 Oct 1871) |
Adams
Count de Camporeal (11) in Ruy Blas (18 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Arnott, Edward
Baron Swigitoff (1) in Jenny Lind (8 Feb 1872)
Ashley
Tosser (30) in Area Belle (27 May 1872 - 29 Jun 1872); Major Truffles (85) in Autumn Manoeuvres (21 Oct 1871 - 13 Apr 1872); Baron Von Babbelberg (1) in Court Cards (10 Jul 1872); John Mountjoy (17) in Down in a Balloon (2 Oct 1871 - 20 Oct 1871); Mr. Tobias Snap (67) in Just Like Roger (15 Apr 1872 - 10 Jul 1872); policeman (12) in Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Mr. Beaumont Fletcher (5) in One Touch of Nature (25 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Ashley, Henry J.
Peter Puckeridge (89) in Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
Barrett
Marquis de Santa Cruz (12) in Ruy Blas (4 Mar 1872 - 16 Mar 1872)
Brough, Lionel
Mr. Granby Gag (1) in Jenny Lind (8 Feb 1872)
Brown
Colonels (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
Byrnes, M. D.
Bateson (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Mirk (89) in Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Portemonnaie (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872); Tristan (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872); Don Manuel Arras (23) in Ruy Blas (4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Calhaem, Stanislaus
Sergeant Sneaker (24) in Autumn Manoeuvres (2 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872); Nicholas Nettlefox (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); King Kokahoop (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872); Pierre Gringoire (58) in Notre-Dame (26 Dec 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
Cooper, Harwood
Brummer (1) in Court Cards (10 Jul 1872); Hyacinthe Parnassus (1) in First Night (10 Jul 1872); Serjeant Raitts (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Diggs (89) in Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Dr. Flail (72) in Irish Tutor (2 Mar 1872 - 25 May 1872); Mr. Blackman (67) in Just Like Roger (15 Apr 1872 - 10 Jul 1872); Baron Bankolor (12) in Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Olivier (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872); Jones (5) in One Touch of Nature (25 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872); Gudiel (23) in Ruy Blas (4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Crellin, Herbert
Conrad Von Rosenthal (1) in Court Cards (10 Jul 1872)
Evans, Frederick
Buttons (66) in Buttons (2 Oct 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
Fechter, Charles A.
Ruy Blas (23) in Ruy Blas (4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Fernandez, James
Prince Max of Altenfels (1) in Court Cards (10 Jul 1872); Gilbert Hunton (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); John Scarve (89) in Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Claude Frollo (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872); Don Salluste (23) in Ruy Blas (4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Franklin
Wilton (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
Harris, Augustus G.
Achille Talma Dufard (1) in First Night (10 Jul 1872)
Harwood
Tracer (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Antonio Rebilla (23) in Ruy Blas (4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Jones
Colonels (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
King, Thomas C.
Paul Scroby (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Quasimodo (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
Lilly, A. C.
Captain Sparks (85) in Autumn Manoeuvres (21 Oct 1871 - 13 Apr 1872); Frank Meteor (17) in Down in a Balloon (2 Oct 1871 - 20 Oct 1871); Walter Welwyn (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Randulph Crewe (89) in Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Charles (72) in Irish Tutor (2 Mar 1872 - 25 May 1872); Edgar Smith (67) in Just Like Roger (15 Apr 1872 - 10 Jul 1872); Lord Laxlax (12) in Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Lollabout (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872); Captain Phoebus de Chateaupers (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872); Mr. Belgrave (5) in One Touch of Nature (25 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872); Don Caesar (23) in Ruy Blas (4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Lovell, Tom
Policeman A1 (66) in Buttons (2 Oct 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
McIntyre, William
Captain Fleetbourne (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Phillip Frewin (89) in Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
Morris
Mrs. Grumble (47) in Buttons (2 Oct 1871 - 24 Nov 1871)
Morris, C.
Guillaume (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
Robinson
Colonels (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
Romer, Robert
Walker Chalks (30) in Area Belle (27 May 1872 - 29 Jun 1872); Mr. Tilwell (72) in Irish Tutor (2 Mar 1872 - 25 May 1872); Count Cottonni (12) in Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Banco (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872); Marquis de Priego (23) in Ruy Blas (4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Seymour
Choppittoff (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872); Spicali (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
Smith
Colonels (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
Smithson
Mrs. Grumble (19) in Buttons (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Usher (1) in Court Cards (10 Jul 1872); Crampem (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Stabb (89) in Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
Stainforth, Frank
Theophilus Vamp (1) in First Night (10 Jul 1872); Lieutenant Rufford (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Sergeant Linstock (89) in Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Rimmellino (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872); Jehan Frollo (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872); Count de Camporeal (12) in Ruy Blas (4 Mar 1872 - 16 Mar 1872); Montzago Codavenga (11) in Ruy Blas (18 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Stephenson, Charles H.
Mr. Saul Serene (17) in Down in a Balloon (2 Oct 1871 - 20 Oct 1871); Timotheus Flat (1) in First Night (10 Jul 1872); Serjeant Linstock (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Abel Beechcroft (89) in Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Terry O'Rourke (72) in Irish Tutor (2 Mar 1872 - 25 May 1872); Mr. Jonah Glubb (67) in Just Like Roger (15 Apr 1872 - 10 Jul 1872); General Puffandoff (12) in Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Ozokerit (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872); Clopin (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872); Marquis de Santa Cruz (11) in Ruy Blas (18 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872); Montzago Codavenga (12) in Ruy Blas (4 Mar 1872 - 16 Mar 1872)
Stilt
Andre the Red (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
Stonette, Tom
Corporal Tape (66) in Buttons (2 Oct 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
Terriss, William
Hon. Bertie Fitzdangle (1) in First Night (10 Jul 1872)
Vernon, Walter
Prince Sapling (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
Webster, Benjamin N.
Mr. William Penn Holder (5) in One Touch of Nature (25 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Wright, Brittain
Pitcher (30) in Area Belle (27 May 1872 - 29 Jun 1872); Sergeant Sneaker (61) in Autumn Manoeuvres (21 Oct 1871 - 13 Apr 1872); Jacob Post (89) in Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Roger Jumph (67) in Just Like Roger (15 Apr 1872 - 10 Jul 1872); Leatherlungos (12) in Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Pierre Gringoire (47) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 24 Nov 1871)
Wright, Harry
Obediah (66) in Buttons (2 Oct 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
Addie, Mrs. Harriet F.
Miss Trimmer (36) in Autumn Manoeuvres (2 Mar 1872 - 13 Apr 1872); Mrs. Serene (17) in Down in a Balloon (2 Oct 1871 - 20 Oct 1871); Mrs. Nettlefox (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Mrs. Leatherlungos (12) in Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Madame Gondelaurier (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
Basquerville, Miss
Ninette (47) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 24 Nov 1871)
Beauclerc, Miss Annie
Extravaganza (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
Cox, Mrs.
Jervaise (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
Fay, Miss Laura
Miss Arabella Fitzjames (1) in First Night (10 Jul 1872); Decolletessa (12) in Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
Florence, Miss Ida
Miss Manater (12) in Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
Furtado, Miss Teresa E.
Hermine Von Waldeck (1) in Court Cards (10 Jul 1872); Hilda Scarve (89) in Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Esmeralda (47) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 24 Nov 1871); Miss Constance Belmour (5) in One Touch of Nature (25 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Harris, Miss Maria
Princess Amelia of Heldenhausen (1) in Court Cards (10 Jul 1872)
Harris, Miss Nelly
Rose (1) in First Night (10 Jul 1872)
Hibbert, Miss
Miss Trimmer (49) in Autumn Manoeuvres (21 Oct 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Fleur de Lys (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
Holt, Miss Elise
Little Snowwhite (16) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (12 Feb 1872 - 1 Mar 1872)
Howard, Miss Maud
Miss Laura Dashley (85) in Autumn Manoeuvres (21 Oct 1871 - 13 Apr 1872); Mrs. Meteor (17) in Down in a Balloon (2 Oct 1871 - 20 Oct 1871); Mary (72) in Irish Tutor (2 Mar 1872 - 25 May 1872); Princess Simplicita (12) in Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Floralina (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872); Ninette (58) in Notre-Dame (26 Dec 1871 - 2 Mar 1872); Casilda (23) in Ruy Blas (4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Leclercq, Miss Rose
Bertha (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Esmeralda (58) in Notre-Dame (26 Dec 1871 - 2 Mar 1872); Princess de Neuborg (23) in Ruy Blas (4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Lovell, Miss
Miss Spanker (49) in Autumn Manoeuvres (21 Oct 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Fedora (17) in Down in a Balloon (2 Oct 1871 - 20 Oct 1871); Mrs. Mugwell (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Mrs. Nagwitz (12) in Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
Mellon, Mrs. Alfred
Penelope (30) in Area Belle (27 May 1872 - 29 Jun 1872); Joanna Griggs (85) in Autumn Manoeuvres (21 Oct 1871 - 13 Apr 1872); Dowager Duchess of Altenfels (1) in Court Cards (10 Jul 1872); Robin (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); Thomasine Deacle (89) in Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Placidorus (12) in Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Prince Goldenheart (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872); Gudule (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
Phillips, Miss
Miss Lucy Pluckton (85) in Autumn Manoeuvres (21 Oct 1871 - 13 Apr 1872); Kitty Conway (89) in Hilda the Miser's Daughter (1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Lucy Glubb (67) in Just Like Roger (15 Apr 1872 - 10 Jul 1872); Mrs. Larrupper (12) in Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
Powell, Miss Jessie
Jerry Nettlefox (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
Power, Mrs. R.
Queen Vandakita (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872); Duchess of Albaquerque (23) in Ruy Blas (4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Rosalind, Miss Amy
The Kitchen Belle (66) in Buttons (2 Oct 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
Stoker, Miss
Buttons (67) in Just Like Roger (15 Apr 1872 - 10 Jul 1872); Mariette (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
Stoker, Mrs.
Margaret (19) in Hidden Treasure (25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871); fairy godmother (12) in Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled (1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872); Genchette (105) in Notre-Dame (2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
Temple, Miss Annie
Zephyrina (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
Wilmot, Miss Lotti
Mrs. Croaker (30) in Area Belle (27 May 1872 - 29 Jun 1872); Miss Spanker (36) in Autumn Manoeuvres (2 Mar 1872 - 13 Apr 1872); Rosa (72) in Irish Tutor (2 Mar 1872 - 25 May 1872); Heatherbelle (57) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
Wood, Mrs. John
Miss Jenny (1) in Jenny Lind (8 Feb 1872); Little Snowwhite (41) in Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale (26 Dec 1871 - 10 Feb 1872)
Area Belle, The
(farce) by William Brough, Andrew Halliday (30 times, 27 May 1872 - 29 Jun 1872)
Summary Cast:
- Pitcher: Brittain Wright (30 perfs, 27 May 1872 - 29 Jun 1872)
- Tosser: Ashley (30 perfs, 27 May 1872 - 29 Jun 1872)
- Walker Chalks: R[obert] Romer (30 perfs, 27 May 1872 - 29 Jun 1872)
- Mrs. Croaker: Miss Lotti Wilmot (30 perfs, 27 May 1872 - 29 Jun 1872)
- Penelope: Mrs. Alfred Mellon (30 perfs, 27 May 1872 - 29 Jun 1872)
* Autumn Manoeuvres, The
(farce) by Charles L. Kenney (85 times, 21 Oct 1871 - 13 Apr 1872)
Summary Cast:
- Major Truffles: Ashley (85 perfs, 21 Oct 1871 - 13 Apr 1872)
- Captain Sparks: A. C. Lilly (85 perfs, 21 Oct 1871 - 13 Apr 1872)
- Sergeant Sneaker: Brittain Wright (61 perfs, 21 Oct 1871 - 13 Apr 1872), S[tanislaus] Calhaem (24 perfs, 2 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Miss Spanker: Miss Lovell (49 perfs, 21 Oct 1871 - 16 Dec 1871), Miss Lotti Wilmot (36 perfs, 2 Mar 1872 - 13 Apr 1872)
- Miss Trimmer: Miss Hibbert (49 perfs, 21 Oct 1871 - 16 Dec 1871), Mrs. [Harriet F.] Addie (36 perfs, 2 Mar 1872 - 13 Apr 1872)
- Miss Laura Dashley: Miss Maud Howard (85 perfs, 21 Oct 1871 - 13 Apr 1872)
- Miss Lucy Pluckton: Miss Phillips (85 perfs, 21 Oct 1871 - 13 Apr 1872)
- Joanna Griggs: Mrs. Alfred Mellon (85 perfs, 21 Oct 1871 - 13 Apr 1872)
- pupils: Unlisted (85 perfs, 21 Oct 1871 - 13 Apr 1872)
Buttons; or, Covers for Three
(ballet) by Frederick Evans (chor) (66 times, 2 Oct 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
Summary Cast:
- The Kitchen Belle: Miss Amy Rosalind (66 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Mrs. Grumble: Morris (47 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 24 Nov 1871), Smithson (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Obediah: Harry Wright (66 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Corporal Tape: T[om] Stonette (66 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Policeman A1: Tom Lovell (66 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Buttons: Fred[erick] Evans (66 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
Court Cards
(comedy) by John P. Simpson (1 time, 10 Jul 1872)
Summary Cast:
- Prince Max of Altenfels: James Fernandez (1 perf, 10 Jul 1872)
- Baron Von Babbelberg: Ashley (1 perf, 10 Jul 1872)
- Conrad Von Rosenthal: Herbert Crellin (1 perf, 10 Jul 1872)
- Brummer: H[arwood] Cooper (1 perf, 10 Jul 1872)
- Usher: Smithson (1 perf, 10 Jul 1872)
- Dowager Duchess of Altenfels: Mrs. Alfred Mellon (1 perf, 10 Jul 1872)
- Princess Amelia of Heldenhausen: Miss Maria Harris (1 perf, 10 Jul 1872)
- Hermine Von Waldeck: Miss [Teresa E.] Furtado (1 perf, 10 Jul 1872)
Down in a Balloon
(farce) by John Oxenford (17 times, 2 Oct 1871 - 20 Oct 1871)
Summary Cast:
- Mr. Saul Serene: C[harles] H. Stephenson (17 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 20 Oct 1871)
- John Mountjoy: Ashley (17 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 20 Oct 1871)
- Frank Meteor: A. C. Lilly (17 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 20 Oct 1871)
- Mrs. Serene: Mrs. [Harriet F.] Addie (17 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 20 Oct 1871)
- Mrs. Meteor: Miss Maud Howard (17 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 20 Oct 1871)
- Fedora: Miss Lovell (17 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 20 Oct 1871)
First Night, The
(comedy) by Alfred S. Wigan (1 time, 10 Jul 1872)
Summary Cast:
- Achille Talma Dufard: A[ugustus G.] Harris (1 perf, 10 Jul 1872)
- Hon. Bertie Fitzdangle: [William] Terriss (1 perf, 10 Jul 1872)
- Hyacinthe Parnassus: H[arwood] Cooper (1 perf, 10 Jul 1872)
- Theophilus Vamp: F[rank] Stainforth (1 perf, 10 Jul 1872)
- Timotheus Flat: C[harles] H. Stephenson (1 perf, 10 Jul 1872)
- Miss Arabella Fitzjames: Miss Laura Fay (1 perf, 10 Jul 1872)
- Rose: Miss Nelly Harris (1 perf, 10 Jul 1872)
* Hidden Treasure, The
(drama, 4 acts) by Thomas Parry, John Oxenford, Edwin Ellis (comp), John Cormack (chor) (19 times, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
Summary Cast:
- Gilbert Hunton: James Fernandez (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Paul Scroby: T[homas] C. King (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Walter Welwyn: A. C. Lilly (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Robin: Mrs. Alfred Mellon (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Captain Fleetbourne: [William] McIntyre (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Nicholas Nettlefox: S[tanislaus] Calhaem (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Lieutenant Rufford: F[rank] Stainforth (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Serjeant Linstock: C[harles] H. Stephenson (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Serjeant Raitts: H[arwood] Cooper (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Wilton: Franklin (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Tracer: Harwood (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Bateson: M. D. Byrnes (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Crampem: Smithson (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Jerry Nettlefox: Miss Jessie Powell (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Bertha: Miss Rose Leclercq (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Margaret: Mrs. Stoker (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Mrs. Nettlefox: Mrs. [Harriet F.] Addie (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
- Mrs. Mugwell: Miss Lovell (19 perfs, 25 Nov 1871 - 16 Dec 1871)
* Hilda the Miser's Daughter
(drama, 3 acts) by Andrew Halliday, John Cormack (chor), Edwin Ellis (comp) (89 times, 1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
Summary Cast:
- John Scarve: James Fernandez (89 perfs, 1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Jacob Post: Brittain Wright (89 perfs, 1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Randulph Crewe: A. C. Lilly (89 perfs, 1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Abel Beechcroft: C[harles] H. Stephenson (89 perfs, 1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Phillip Frewin: [William] McIntyre (89 perfs, 1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Peter Puckeridge: [Henry J.] Ashley (89 perfs, 1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Diggs: H[arwood] Cooper (89 perfs, 1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Sergeant Linstock: F[rank] Stainforth (89 perfs, 1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Mirk: M. D. Byrnes (89 perfs, 1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Stabb: Smithson (89 perfs, 1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Hilda Scarve: Miss [Teresa E.] Furtado (89 perfs, 1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Thomasine Deacle: Mrs. Alfred Mellon (89 perfs, 1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Kitty Conway: Miss Phillips (89 perfs, 1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- maskers, guards, soldiers, citizens: Unlisted (89 perfs, 1 Apr 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
Irish Tutor, The[; or, New Lights]
(farce) by Richard Butler? (72 times, 2 Mar 1872 - 25 May 1872)
Summary Cast:
- Mr. Tilwell: R[obert] Romer (72 perfs, 2 Mar 1872 - 25 May 1872)
- Charles: A. C. Lilly (72 perfs, 2 Mar 1872 - 25 May 1872)
- Dr. Flail: H[arwood] Cooper (72 perfs, 2 Mar 1872 - 25 May 1872)
- Terry O'Rourke: C[harles] H. Stephenson (72 perfs, 2 Mar 1872 - 25 May 1872)
- Rosa: Miss Lotti Wilmot (72 perfs, 2 Mar 1872 - 25 May 1872)
- Mary: Miss Maud Howard (72 perfs, 2 Mar 1872 - 25 May 1872)
Jenny Lind
(farce) by Unknown (1 time, 8 Feb 1872)
Summary Cast:
- Miss Jenny: Mrs. John Wood (1 perf, 8 Feb 1872)
- Baron Swigitoff: Edward Arnott (1 perf, 8 Feb 1872)
- Mr. Granby Gag: Lionel Brough (1 perf, 8 Feb 1872)
- Herr students, waiters, singers: Unlisted (1 perf, 8 Feb 1872)
* Just Like Roger
(farce) by Benjamin Webster Jr. (67 times, 15 Apr 1872 - 10 Jul 1872)
Summary Cast:
- Mr. Jonah Glubb: C[harles] H. Stephenson (67 perfs, 15 Apr 1872 - 10 Jul 1872)
- Mr. Tobias Snap: Ashley (67 perfs, 15 Apr 1872 - 10 Jul 1872)
- Roger Jumph: Brittain Wright (67 perfs, 15 Apr 1872 - 10 Jul 1872)
- Mr. Blackman: H[arwood] Cooper (67 perfs, 15 Apr 1872 - 10 Jul 1872)
- Edgar Smith: A. C. Lilly (67 perfs, 15 Apr 1872 - 10 Jul 1872)
- Buttons: Miss Stoker (67 perfs, 15 Apr 1872 - 10 Jul 1872)
- Lucy Glubb: Miss Phillips (67 perfs, 15 Apr 1872 - 10 Jul 1872)
* Leatherlungos the Great, How He Stormed, Reigned, and Mizzled
(extravaganza) by Charles S. Cheltnam, John Cormack (chor), Edwin Ellis (comp) (12 times, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
Summary Cast:
- Placidorus: Mrs. Alfred Mellon (12 perfs, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Leatherlungos: Brittain Wright (12 perfs, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- General Puffandoff: C[harles] H. Stephenson (12 perfs, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Baron Bankolor: H[arwood] Cooper (12 perfs, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Count Cottonni: R[obert] Romer (12 perfs, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Lord Laxlax: A. C. Lilly (12 perfs, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- policeman: Ashley (12 perfs, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Decolletessa: Miss Laura Fay (12 perfs, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Princess Simplicita: Miss Maud Howard (12 perfs, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Mrs. Leatherlungos: Mrs. [Harriet F.] Addie (12 perfs, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Mrs. Nagwitz: Miss Lovell (12 perfs, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Miss Manater: Miss Ida Florence (12 perfs, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- Mrs. Larrupper: Miss Phillips (12 perfs, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- fairy godmother: Mrs. Stoker (12 perfs, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
- pages, courtiers, crowd, fairy army: Unlisted (12 perfs, 1 Jul 1872 - 13 Jul 1872)
* Little Snowwhite, a Fairy Tale
(extravaganza, 5 scenes) by Charles Millward, John Cormack (chor) (57 times, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
Summary Cast:
- Little Snowwhite: Mrs. John Wood (41 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 10 Feb 1872), Miss Elise Holt (16 perfs, 12 Feb 1872 - 1 Mar 1872)
- Prince Goldenheart: Mrs. Alfred Mellon (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
- King Kokahoop: S[tanislaus] Calhaem (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
- Ozokerit: C[harles] H. Stephenson (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
- Prince Sapling: Walter Vernon (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
- Lollabout: A. C. Lilly (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
- Banco: R[obert] Romer (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
- Portemonnaie: M. D. Byrnes (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
- Rimmellino: F[rank] Stainforth (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
- Choppittoff: Seymour (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
- Colonels: Smith (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872), Brown (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872), Jones (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872), Robinson (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
- Queen Vandakita: Mrs. R. Power (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
- Extravaganza: Miss Annie Beauclerc (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
- Floralina: Miss Maud Howard (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
- Zephyrina: Miss [Annie] Temple (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
- Heatherbelle: Miss Lotti Wilmot (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
- wood nymphs, fairies, courtiers, pages, ladies-in-waiting, soldiers: Unlisted (57 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 1 Mar 1872)
Notre-Dame; or, The Gipsy Girl of Paris
(drama, 3 acts) by Andrew Halliday, Edwin Ellis (comp) (105 times, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
Summary Cast:
- Quasimodo: T[homas] C. King (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- Claude Frollo: James Fernandez (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- Captain Phoebus de Chateaupers: A. C. Lilly (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- Jehan Frollo: F[rank] Stainforth (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- Pierre Gringoire: S[tanislaus] Calhaem (58 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 2 Mar 1872), Brittain Wright (47 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 24 Nov 1871)
- Tristan: M. D. Byrnes (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- Olivier: H[arwood] Cooper (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- Clopin: C[harles] H. Stephenson (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- Spicali: Seymour (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- Guillaume: C. Morris (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- Andre the Red: Stilt (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- Esmeralda: Miss Rose Leclercq (58 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 2 Mar 1872), Miss [Teresa E.] Furtado (47 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 24 Nov 1871)
- Madame Gondelaurier: Mrs. [Harriet F.] Addie (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- Fleur de Lys: Miss Hibbert (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- Gudule: Mrs. Alfred Mellon (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- Ninette: Miss Maud Howard (58 perfs, 26 Dec 1871 - 2 Mar 1872), Miss Basquerville (47 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 24 Nov 1871)
- Genchette: Mrs. Stoker (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- Mariette: Miss Stoker (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- Jervaise: Mrs. Cox (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
- guards, gipsies, priests, choristers, citizens: Unlisted (105 perfs, 2 Oct 1871 - 2 Mar 1872)
One Touch of Nature
(comedy) by Benjamin N. Webster (5 times, 25 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Summary Cast:
- Mr. William Penn Holder: B[enjamin N.] Webster (5 perfs, 25 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Mr. Beaumont Fletcher: Ashley (5 perfs, 25 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Mr. Belgrave: A. C. Lilly (5 perfs, 25 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Jones: H[arwood] Cooper (5 perfs, 25 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Miss Constance Belmour: Miss [Teresa E.] Furtado (5 perfs, 25 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Ruy Blas
(drama) by Edmund Falconer (23 times, 4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Summary Cast:
- Don Salluste: James Fernandez (23 perfs, 4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Marquis de Santa Cruz: Barrett (12 perfs, 4 Mar 1872 - 16 Mar 1872), C[harles] H. Stephenson (11 perfs, 18 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Don Caesar: A. C. Lilly (23 perfs, 4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Don Manuel Arras: M. D. Byrnes (23 perfs, 4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Count de Camporeal: F[rank] Stainforth (12 perfs, 4 Mar 1872 - 16 Mar 1872), Adams (11 perfs, 18 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Marquis de Priego: R[obert] Romer (23 perfs, 4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Montzago Codavenga: C[harles] H. Stephenson (12 perfs, 4 Mar 1872 - 16 Mar 1872), F[rank] Stainforth (11 perfs, 18 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Antonio Rebilla: Harwood (23 perfs, 4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Gudiel: H[arwood] Cooper (23 perfs, 4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Ruy Blas: [Charles A.] Fechter (23 perfs, 4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- alguazils, ushers, pages: Unlisted (23 perfs, 4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Princess de Neuborg: Miss Rose Leclercq (23 perfs, 4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Duchess of Albaquerque: Mrs. R. Power (23 perfs, 4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- Casilda: Miss Maud Howard (23 perfs, 4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
- ladies of the court: Unlisted (23 perfs, 4 Mar 1872 - 30 Mar 1872)
Adelphi Theatre
End Of 1871-1872 Season
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