Contents

• Theatre Information

• Seasonal Dates

• The Season

• Theatre Management And Functionaries

• Authors

• Musical Composers And Arrangers

• Choreographers

• Actors

• Actresses

• Musicians

• Singers

• Dancers

• Entertainers

• Pieces Performed And Summary Cast Lists

• Genre

• Music, Composers, And Musicians

• Songs, Composers, And Singers

• Dances, Choreographers, And Dancers

Theatre Information

Royal Adelphi Theatre. Doors open 6:30, curtain 7:00.

Ticket prices: orchestra stall private boxes (for 6) 2 guineas, grand tier private boxes (for 6) 3 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.

Seasonal Dates

3 October 1874 - 8 October 1875

317 performances: 5 matinee, 312 evening

The Season

Mme. Celeste made her final Adelphi appearances in October, 1874, once again playing Miami in Buckstone's Green Bushes. Reminiscing in 1925, Erroll Sherson wrote:

Miami was Celeste's great part and one which she played many hundred times. I saw the play . . . with her in this part when she appeared for the last time in 1874 at the Adelphi. She was then at least sixty years of age, if not more, but her acting was wonderful as the deserted Indian maiden; as was also that of Mrs. Billington, who was the Geraldine. . . . Celeste, like many another actress, had got into the habit of advertising her "Very last appearance," and then a few years later taking another engagement and having another "very last." Few old actresses have stood so many reappearances so well (London's Lost Theatres of the Nineteenth Century, p. 214).

Perhaps Sherson attended Mme. Celeste's farewell performances in more than one season, for in 1874 the Geraldine was not Mrs. Billington but Edith Stuart, whom elsewhere in his book Sherson describes as "an excellent dramatic artist" (p. 72). Mrs. Billington did play Geraldine in 1870.

After a run of 13 nights, Green Bushes was succeeded by G. F. Rowe's Geneva Cross, said to have been performed 500 times previously in the United States. This was a domestic drama set in the recent Franco-Prussian War. The Times described Geneva Cross as "a piece of huge dimensions," received by the audience "with vehement applause." It found in the play, however, "a strange lack of dramatic conciseness" and "reckless verbosity" and noted that the very long intervals between acts "caused occasional expressions of dissatisfaction" (19 October 1874, p. 8). Like the Times, the Athenaeum saw the play as a probable success with its scenes of warfare and its "strong if rather familiar situations." It added, "There is, however, no passion or intensity, no dramatic grip or sequence" (24 October 1874, p. 554). Both the Times and the Athenaeum praised Marie Henderson (a famous Mazeppa), making her first appearance at the Adelphi. Geneva Cross had a respectable run of more than 7 weeks. It was followed by Prayer in the Storm, with James Fernandez and Genevieve Ward in the roles which won them acclaim in the preceding season.

E. L. Blanchard and Thomas F. Greenwood wrote the elaborate Christmas pantomime The Children in the Wood, which played for about 8 weeks. John Cormack was the choreographer and Edwin Ellis the composer. A large array of nursery characters predominated in this piece, not only the children in the wood but also "Father Aesop and Cock Robin and Jenny Wren, and Mother Bunch and Dame Trot and the Old Woman who lived in a shoe, to say nothing of her family and a host of other well-known characters, which have nothing in the world to do with the story but a very great deal to do with our amusement" (Times, 28 December 1874, p. 4). The traditional pantomime figures appeared as well: Miss Parry and Miss St. Pierre were Columbines; Edward Dean, Harlequin; A. Forrest, Clown, and Paulo, Pantaloon.

In January, Buckstone's Dream at Sea was revived. The Times found it typical of Adelphi plays of forty years earlier, "sensational and wildly improbable" (11 January 1875, p. 4). The Athenaeum agreed, "yet the play has stuff in it. It is even, in its way, a miracle of ingenuity, and we watch it with something of the interest inspired by an acrobat who keeps himself poised on a rolling ball, and whirls knives and forks around his head and shoulders." But if the Athenaeum was merely bemused, the audience was intent: "So genuine. . . is the interest that the audience listens still with rapt attention, and the Adelphi gallery howls forth thunders of applause" (16 January 1875, p. 95).

Uncle Tom's Cabin played in February but was withdrawn after two weeks. It may have failed for two reasons, the Times suggested: "the abolition of slavery in America has taken from Uncle Tom's Cabin the special interest it once possessed, and the frequent change of scenes may not be viewed with favor at a time when a desire for something like unity of place is apparent" (15 February 1875, p. 8). Adelphi audiences saw many new faces in Lancashire Lass and Lost in London, which immediately followed Uncle Tom's Cabin. Lost in London was written by Watts Phillips, who had died in the winter of 1874. Phillips was somewhat of an Adelphi writer. His first play was produced at the Adelphi and his Dead Heart, starring Benjamin Webster, played many times there. The new faces were from the cast of Lost in London which had been at the Princess's Theatre and was now brought over to the Adelphi. Many of them later appeared in Nicholas Nickleby.

The one great popular success of this season was Andrew Halliday's version of Nicholas Nickleby. It played for some 175 evenings. The Times called the play an "immense success" (22 March 1875, p. 8). The Athenaeum, called the Adelphi's cast "as satisfactory as the present generation is likely to see" (22 March, p. 436). It considered George Belmore's Newman Noggs "unsurpassed by any previous performance in the same line, not forgetting the famous representation of Mr. O. Smith" (p. 435).

Errol Sherson held an equally high opinion of George Belmore (George Garstin), "one of the cleverest actors that the London stage had seen since the death of Robson and of much the same style. . . . He was a great character actor whose equal would be very hard to find on the stage today" (pp. 190-91).

An extended benefit took place in March for the widow and five children of James Crabb, a member of the London Society of Compositors. He had died of phthisis. A bill of March 22 says the benefit was to last from "Monday to Saturday, 22nd and [sic] 27 March, inclusive." There would not be a performance on March 26, which was Good Friday. The goal was to raise enough money to "place his widow in some business."

In the spring and while Nicholas Nickleby continued, the Vokes family brightened the Adelphi program. The Vokes were famous for their dancing in the Drury Lane pantomimes. This year at the Adelphi they appeared in four pieces, two of them written especially for them by E. L. Blanchard. Sherson describes a third piece, Fun in a Fog, which they performed again in 1879 at the Aquarium Theatre, as "a rough sort of 'tumble and trip' entertainment, something like what is called a Revue in England" (London's Lost Theatres, p. 299).

The Adelphi stayed open through the summer and into the fall of 1875.

FM

Theatre Management And Functionaries

• Proprietor: Benjamin N. Webster
• Lessee: Frederick B. Chatterton
• Manager: Frederick B. Chatterton
• Musical director: Edwin Ellis
• Conductor: Edwin Ellis
• Stage manager: James G. Shore, Samuel A. Emery
• Treasurer: John W. Anson
• Ballet master: John Cormack
• Scenic designers: Frederick Lloyds
• Scenic executers: William Perkins, Stafford Hall
• H. Potts, W. Heath, William L. Leitch, Wigan
• Costumers: Mrs. Aulph, Miss Rayner
• Costume designer: Alfred Maltby
• Box bookkeeper: T. G. Clark
• Machinist: Edward Charker
• Properties: A. W. Bradwell
• Refreshments manager: T. G. Clark
• Printer: (W. S. Johnson, Nassau Steam Press, 60 St. Martins Lane)

Authors

Musical Composers And Arrangers

Choreographers

Actors

Ashley, Henry J.

Mr. Wildoates Heartycheer (79) in Bonnie Fish Wife (28 Jun 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)

Barsby, Frank

Spadassin (6) in Geneva Cross (28 Nov 1874 - 4 Dec 1874); Jack Gong (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874); Mother Bunch (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875); Lady Chief Justice Bunch (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875); Mr. Shelby (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875); Henri de Belcour (26) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)

Beattie

Tom Loker (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Belmore, George G.

Spotty (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875); Benjamin Blinker (19) in Lost in London (27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875); Newman Noggs (115) in Nicholas Nickleby (20 Mar 1875 - 31 Jul 1875)

Belmore, Master

Tommy (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)

Beverley, Percy C.

Phil. Andrews (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875); Sir Richard Loader (19) in Lost in London (27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)

Bryer, William F.?

servant to George (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)

Bush

postman (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)

Butler, E.

Red Norris (27) in Dream at Sea (9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875); Jean Raba (43) in Geneva Cross (17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)

Calhaem, Stanislaus

Simon Cornichet (43) in Geneva Cross (17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874); Daddy Jacky (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875); Carlitz (54) in Love in Humble Life (3 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)

Carter, H.

Captain Blenheim (1) in Rough Diamond (14 Apr 1875)

Clarke, John

Gaiters (79) in Bonnie Fish Wife (28 Jun 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Squeers (175) in Nicholas Nickleby (20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Quasimodo (1) in Notre-Dame (28 Jun 1875)

Cooper, Harwood

Mr. Cimberton (13) in Four Hundred Fifty-six Pounds, Eleven Shillings, and Threepence (5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874); Antoine (43) in Geneva Cross (17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874); Jack Castleton (48) in Painless Dentistry (12 Jun 1875 - 7 Aug 1875); Sam (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875); D'Aubery (26) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)

Day, Philip

Nicholas Nickleby (31) in Nicholas Nickleby (3 Sep 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)

Dean, Edward

Harlequin (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)

Dewar, Frederick C.

Jellick (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)

Edwin

Rattlesnake (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)

Egan, F. B.

Kirby (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875); Jack Longbones (19) in Lost in London (27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)

Emery, Samuel A.

Captain Cuttle (1) in Heart's Delight (14 Apr 1875); Party by the name of Johnson (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875); Job Armroyd (19) in Lost in London (27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875); John Browdie (163) in Nicholas Nickleby (20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Mr. Moggridge (6) in Sarah's Young Man (24 Apr 1875 - 30 Apr 1875)

Everard, W.

Lord Rivers (53) in Day After the Wedding (9 Aug 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)

Fawn, James

Tommy Tinkle (27) in Dream at Sea (9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875); Sir Gabriel Grimwood (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875); performer (1) in Heart's Delight (14 Apr 1875); Peter Pimbuffle (48) in Painless Dentistry (12 Jun 1875 - 7 Aug 1875); Sam Sloeleaf (35) in Sarah's Young Man (20 Mar 1875 - 30 Apr 1875); performers (18) in Turn Him Out (1 May 1875 - 21 May 1875); Sammy Maxwelton (18) in Two Heads Are Better Than One (22 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)

Fenton, Charles H.

Ned Clayton (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)

Fernandez, James

Launce Linwood (27) in Dream at Sea (9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875); Riel de Bourg (6) in Geneva Cross (28 Nov 1874 - 4 Dec 1874); Spadassin (37) in Geneva Cross (17 Oct 1874 - 27 Nov 1874); Connor O'Kennedy (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874); Ralph Nickleby (115) in Nicholas Nickleby (20 Mar 1875 - 31 Jul 1875); Newman Noggs (60) in Nicholas Nickleby (2 Aug 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Claude Frollo (1) in Notre-Dame (28 Jun 1875); Pedro (26) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)

Forrest, A.

Clown (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)

Forrest, Master A.

Cock Robin (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)

Forrest, Master F.

Cock Sparrow (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875); white mare (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)

Frome, C. H.?

Williams (27) in Dream at Sea (9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875); Skunk (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Gates, Master

Peto (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Glover, Augustus

Alley Croaker (27) in Dream at Sea (9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875); M. Lesombre (13) in Four Hundred Fifty-six Pounds, Eleven Shillings, and Threepence (5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874); Mathieu Moineau (43) in Geneva Cross (17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874); Wild Murtogh (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874); Porpus (26) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)

Graham, J. F.

Lord Plato (1) in Rough Diamond (14 Apr 1875)

Grattan, Master Harry

Harry (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Hall

Captain Dartois (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874); officer (26) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)

Hall, R. W.

principal performers (6) in White Hat (20 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Holzer, Herr

Hungarian dancers (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)

Howard, James B.

Mr. Redburn (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875); Sir Gilbert Featherstone (19) in Lost in London (27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875); Romeo (1) in Romeo and Juliet (14 Apr 1875)

Jackson

servant to Madame St. Aubert (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)

James

performers (1) in Green Old Age (28 Jun 1875)

Johnstone, John B.

Dennis (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874); Kitely (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875); Dick Raine (19) in Lost in London (27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)

Kelly, Charles

performers (1) in Arkwright's Wife (14 Apr 1875)

Lilly, A. C.

Richard Penderall (27) in Dream at Sea (9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875); Mr. Jorkins (13) in Four Hundred Fifty-six Pounds, Eleven Shillings, and Threepence (5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874); George (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)

McIntyre, William

Black Ralph (27) in Dream at Sea (9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875); Pierre Le Brun (43) in Geneva Cross (17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874); Ralph Nickleby (60) in Nicholas Nickleby (2 Aug 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Simon Legree (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Moreland, Frank

Sir Hiccory Heartycheer (78) in Bonnie Fish Wife (12 Jul 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); James (53) in Day After the Wedding (9 Aug 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Pontarme (43) in Geneva Cross (17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874); Old Father Aesop (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875); John Browdie (12) in Nicholas Nickleby (10 Apr 1875 - 23 Apr 1875); Mr. Vanderpump (48) in Painless Dentistry (12 Jun 1875 - 7 Aug 1875); Mr. Moggridge (29) in Sarah's Young Man (20 Mar 1875 - 23 Apr 1875); Sol (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875); Guillot (26) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875); performers (18) in Turn Him Out (1 May 1875 - 21 May 1875); Mr. Strange (18) in Two Heads Are Better Than One (22 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875); principal performers (6) in White Hat (20 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Morris, J.

Requin (14) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 24 Dec 1874); Splice (12) in Thirst for Gold (26 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)

Parkes, W.? S.

Serjeant Donovan (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)

Paulo, James

Pantaloon (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)

Phillips, E.

principal performers (6) in White Hat (20 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Pietro, Paul

Quimbo (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Rennie

Tim O'Toole (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)

Robins, Joseph

Mr. Jolliboy (13) in Four Hundred Fifty-six Pounds, Eleven Shillings, and Threepence (5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874)

Russell, Howard

Trevanion (27) in Dream at Sea (9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875); The Unknown (43) in Geneva Cross (17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874); Ronslaus (54) in Love in Humble Life (3 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874); Uncle Tom (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875); Jules de Valois (26) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)

Shore, James G.

Mr. Wildoats Heartycheer (78) in Bonnie Fish Wife (12 Jul 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Colonel Freelove (53) in Day After the Wedding (9 Aug 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Mr. Danville (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875); Brooker (175) in Nicholas Nickleby (20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Philip Puller (48) in Painless Dentistry (12 Jun 1875 - 7 Aug 1875); Harry Fielding (35) in Sarah's Young Man (20 Mar 1875 - 30 Apr 1875); Roland de Feval (26) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875); performers (18) in Turn Him Out (1 May 1875 - 21 May 1875); Charles Conquest (18) in Two Heads Are Better Than One (22 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)

Sinclair, Henry

Riel de Bourg (37) in Geneva Cross (17 Oct 1874 - 27 Nov 1874); George Harris (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Smith, C. J.

Milder (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875); Tops (19) in Lost in London (27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875); Snawley (175) in Nicholas Nickleby (20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Mr. Maxwelton (18) in Two Heads Are Better Than One (22 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)

Smithson

Sir Gilbert Gooseberry (15) in Bunch of Berries (8 May 1875 - 24 May 1875); Noah Morehead (19) in Lost in London (27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)

St. Maur, H.

Squire Evergreen (1) in Rough Diamond (14 Apr 1875)

Staines, Master

Ralph's children (27) in Dream at Sea (9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)

Stephenson, Charles H.

Sir Hicory Heartycheer (79) in Bonnie Fish Wife (28 Jun 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)

Terriss, William

Nicholas Nickleby (144) in Nicholas Nickleby (20 Mar 1875 - 2 Sep 1875)

Terry, Edward O.

Cousin Joe (1) in Rough Diamond (14 Apr 1875)

Thomas

Little Bear (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874); Morue (14) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 24 Dec 1874); Requin (12) in Thirst for Gold (26 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)

Thorne

Darby Donovan (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874); performers (1) in Green Old Age (28 Jun 1875)

Thorne, Thomas W.

Sambo (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Tomlin, E.

Trewoof (27) in Dream at Sea (9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875); Paddy Kelly (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874); Dame Trot (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875); driver (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875); Morue (12) in Thirst for Gold (26 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875); Splice (14) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 24 Dec 1874)

Travers, Ernest

Black Dan (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875); Thomas (19) in Lost in London (27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)

Vokes, Fawdon

Wiggins (41) in Belles of the Kitchen (20 Mar 1875 - 7 May 1875); Mr. William Barry (15) in Bunch of Berries (8 May 1875 - 24 May 1875); Dan (24) in Fun in a Fog (12 Jun 1875 - 10 Jul 1875); performers (16) in Pantomime Rehearsed (25 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)

Vokes, Frederick M.

Timotheus Gibbs (41) in Belles of the Kitchen (20 Mar 1875 - 7 May 1875); Lord Strawberry (15) in Bunch of Berries (8 May 1875 - 24 May 1875); Percival Posthlewaite (24) in Fun in a Fog (12 Jun 1875 - 10 Jul 1875); performers (16) in Pantomime Rehearsed (25 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)

Webber, T.

intendant (26) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)

White

Brandt (54) in Love in Humble Life (3 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)

White, P.

Michael (27) in Dream at Sea (9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875); Simmons (13) in Four Hundred Fifty-six Pounds, Eleven Shillings, and Threepence (5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874); Ned Keogh (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874); Adolph (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Wilmot, Charles

Larry (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)

Wright, Brittain

Muster Grinnidge (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874); principal performers (6) in White Hat (20 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Actresses

Addie, Mrs. Harriet F.

Mrs. Nickleby (97) in Nicholas Nickleby (20 Mar 1875 - 10 Jul 1875); Mrs. Moggridge (35) in Sarah's Young Man (20 Mar 1875 - 30 Apr 1875); principal performers (6) in White Hat (20 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Amalia, Miss

Willie Goodchild (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)

Ashton, Miss Ellen

Lady Elizabeth Freelove (53) in Day After the Wedding (9 Aug 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)

Barry, Miss Helen

performers (1) in Arkwright's Wife (14 Apr 1875)

Brennan, Miss Maggie

Miss Thistledown (1) in Bonnie Fish Wife (28 Jun 1875); Maggy McFarlane (1) in Bonnie Fish Wife (28 Jun 1875)

Brown, Miss A.

Louise (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)

Cameron, Miss Violet

Alice Goodchild (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)

Celeste, Mme. Celine

Miami (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874); Madame St. Aubert (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)

Charlton, Mrs.

Lady Raspberry (15) in Bunch of Berries (8 May 1875 - 24 May 1875)

Claude, Mrs. Angela

Margery (1) in Rough Diamond (14 Apr 1875)

Cooper, Miss Annie

Margot (43) in Geneva Cross (17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)

Coveney, Miss Harriet

Miss Thistledown (78) in Bonnie Fish Wife (12 Jul 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Maggy McFarlane (78) in Bonnie Fish Wife (12 Jul 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Miss Squeers (175) in Nicholas Nickleby (20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)

Foote, Miss Lydia

Ruth Kirby (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875); Nelly (19) in Lost in London (27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875); Smike (175) in Nicholas Nickleby (20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)

Furtado, Miss Teresa E.

Esmeralda (1) in Notre-Dame (28 Jun 1875)

Gainsborough, Miss Monta

Juliet (1) in Romeo and Juliet (14 Apr 1875)

Hazle, Miss

Evelleen (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)

Henderson, Miss Marie

Mlle. Gabrielle Le Brun (43) in Geneva Cross (17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874); Cassy (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Hodson, Miss Sylvia

Walter Trueheart (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875); Aunt Chloe (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Hudspeth, Miss

Biddy Nutts (27) in Dream at Sea (9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875); Fraizette (43) in Geneva Cross (17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874); Nelly O'Neil (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874); Barbara Allen (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875); Flounce (19) in Lost in London (27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875); Tilda Price (175) in Nicholas Nickleby (20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Sarah Tibbs (35) in Sarah's Young Man (20 Mar 1875 - 30 Apr 1875); Topsy (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875); performers (18) in Turn Him Out (1 May 1875 - 21 May 1875); principal performers (6) in White Hat (20 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Hughes, Miss

Mlle. Cassandre (43) in Geneva Cross (17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)

Jecks, Miss Clara

Tigertail (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874); Mrs. Gong (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)

Kemp, Miss

Madame Lesombre (13) in Four Hundred Fifty-six Pounds, Eleven Shillings, and Threepence (5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874); Mrs. Shelby (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Logan, Miss Katie

Little Mag (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)

Louise, Miss

Jenny Wren (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875); Mose (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875); Marie (26) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)

Manders, Mrs.

Mrs. Davis (53) in Day After the Wedding (9 Aug 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Mrs. Nickleby (78) in Nicholas Nickleby (12 Jul 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)

Mellon, Mrs. Alfred

Kate Garstone (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875); Tiddy Dragglethorpe (19) in Lost in London (27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875); Mrs. Squeers (175) in Nicholas Nickleby (20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Gudule (1) in Notre-Dame (28 Jun 1875)

Murray, Miss Alma

Harriet (13) in Four Hundred Fifty-six Pounds, Eleven Shillings, and Threepence (5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874); Fanny Danville (18) in Lancashire Lass (27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)

Nott, Miss Cicely

Rosa (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Parry, Miss

Columbine (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)

Phillips, Miss

"Heart's Delight" (1) in Heart's Delight (14 Apr 1875)

Phillips, Miss Eleanor

Margaret (27) in Dream at Sea (9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875); Prudence (13) in Four Hundred Fifty-six Pounds, Eleven Shillings, and Threepence (5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874); Mrs. Euphemia Vanderpump (48) in Painless Dentistry (12 Jun 1875 - 7 Aug 1875); Araminta (35) in Sarah's Young Man (20 Mar 1875 - 30 Apr 1875); Adele (26) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875); performers (18) in Turn Him Out (1 May 1875 - 21 May 1875); Ellen Strange (18) in Two Heads Are Better Than One (22 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)

Russell, Miss

Signora Marrietta Simondi (19) in Lost in London (27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875); Lady Plato (1) in Rough Diamond (14 Apr 1875)

Smith, Miss

Ralph's children (27) in Dream at Sea (9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)

Spinza, Signora

Hungarian dancers (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)

St. Pierre, Miss

Second Columbine (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)

Stoker, Mrs. W. H.

Meg (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)

Stuart, Miss Edith

Anne Trevanion (27) in Dream at Sea (9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875); Martago (43) in Geneva Cross (17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874); Geraldine (12) in Green Bushes (3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874); Mistletoe (49) in Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren (24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875); Christine (54) in Love in Humble Life (3 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874); Kate Nickleby (175) in Nicholas Nickleby (20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875); Eliza (14) in Slave Life (11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875); Countess de Brissac (26) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)

Valery, Miss

performers (1) in Green Old Age (28 Jun 1875)

Vokes, Miss Jessie C.

Lucinda Scrubb (41) in Belles of the Kitchen (20 Mar 1875 - 7 May 1875); Hilda Berry (15) in Bunch of Berries (8 May 1875 - 24 May 1875); Ella Hamilton (24) in Fun in a Fog (12 Jun 1875 - 10 Jul 1875); performers (16) in Pantomime Rehearsed (25 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)

Vokes, Miss Rosina

Barbara (41) in Belles of the Kitchen (20 Mar 1875 - 7 May 1875); Rose Berry (15) in Bunch of Berries (8 May 1875 - 24 May 1875); Janet (24) in Fun in a Fog (12 Jun 1875 - 10 Jul 1875); performers (16) in Pantomime Rehearsed (25 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)

Vokes, Miss Victoria

Mary (41) in Belles of the Kitchen (20 Mar 1875 - 7 May 1875); May Berry (15) in Bunch of Berries (8 May 1875 - 24 May 1875); Grace Gaybird (24) in Fun in a Fog (12 Jun 1875 - 10 Jul 1875); performers (16) in Pantomime Rehearsed (25 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)

Ward, Miss Genevieve

Blanche de Valois (26) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875); Unarita (26) in Thirst for Gold (5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)

Musicians

• Belizia, Victor (14 Apr 1875)
• Radcliff, John (14 Apr 1875)

Singers

• Bonaro, Mme. Selina (14 Apr 1875)
• Chapman, Miss Ella (14 Apr 1875)
• Coveney, Miss Harriet (12 Jul 1875)
• Perren, George (14 Apr 1875)
• Rita, Mme. Pauline (14 Apr 1875)
• Russell, Miss (14 Apr 1875)
• Sanger, Miss Rachel (14 Apr 1875)
• de Grey, Miss Marie (14 Apr 1875)

Dancers

• Chapman, Miss Ella (14 Apr 1875)
• Vaughan, Miss Kate (17 Oct 1874; 12 Dec 1874)

Entertainers

• Addie, Mrs. Harriet F. (14 Apr 1875)
• Brough, Lionel (14 Apr 1875)
• Clarke, John (14 Apr 1875)
• Dougherty, Hugh (14 Apr 1875)
• Fernandez, James (14 Apr 1875)
• Henderson, Miss Marie (14 Apr 1875)
• Howard, James B. (14 Apr 1875)

Pieces Performed And Summary Cast Lists

Arkwright's Wife

(drama, 1 scene) by Tom Taylor (1 time, 14 Apr 1875)

Summary Cast:

• performers: Miss Helen Barry (1 perf, 14 Apr 1875), C[harles] Kelly (1 perf, 14 Apr 1875)

Belles of the Kitchen

(farce) by Unknown (41 times, 20 Mar 1875 - 7 May 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Timotheus Gibbs: Fred[erick M.] Vokes (41 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 7 May 1875)
• Wiggins: Fawdon Vokes (41 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 7 May 1875)
• Lucinda Scrubb: Miss J[essie C.] Vokes (41 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 7 May 1875)
• Mary: Miss V[ictoria] Vokes (41 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 7 May 1875)
• Barbara: Miss R[osina] Vokes (41 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 7 May 1875)

Bonnie Fish Wife, The

(farce) by Charles Selby (79 times, 28 Jun 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Sir Hicory Heartycheer: C[harles] H. Stephenson (79 perfs, 28 Jun 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Mr. Wildoates Heartycheer: [Henry J.] Ashley (79 perfs, 28 Jun 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Miss Thistledown: Miss Harriet Coveney (78 perfs, 12 Jul 1875 - 8 Oct 1875), Miss M[aggie] Brennan (1 perf, 28 Jun 1875)
• Maggy McFarlane: Miss Harriet Coveney (78 perfs, 12 Jul 1875 - 8 Oct 1875), Miss M[aggie] Brennan (1 perf, 28 Jun 1875)
• Gaiters: John Clarke (79 perfs, 28 Jun 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Sir Hiccory Heartycheer: F[rank] Moreland (78 perfs, 12 Jul 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Mr. Wildoats Heartycheer: J[ames] G. Shore (78 perfs, 12 Jul 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)

* Bunch of Berries, The

(extravaganza) by Edward L. Blanchard (15 times, 8 May 1875 - 24 May 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Sir Gilbert Gooseberry: Smithson (15 perfs, 8 May 1875 - 24 May 1875)
• Mr. William Barry: Fawdon Vokes (15 perfs, 8 May 1875 - 24 May 1875)
• Lord Strawberry: Fred[erick M.] Vokes (15 perfs, 8 May 1875 - 24 May 1875)
• Lady Raspberry: Mrs. Charlton (15 perfs, 8 May 1875 - 24 May 1875)
• May Berry: Miss V[ictoria] Vokes (15 perfs, 8 May 1875 - 24 May 1875)
• Rose Berry: Miss R[osina] Vokes (15 perfs, 8 May 1875 - 24 May 1875)
• Hilda Berry: Miss J[essie C.] Vokes (15 perfs, 8 May 1875 - 24 May 1875)

Day After the Wedding, The[; or, A Wife's First Lesson]

(farce) by Marie-Therese Kemble (53 times, 9 Aug 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Colonel Freelove: J[ames] G. Shore (53 perfs, 9 Aug 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Lord Rivers: W. Everard (53 perfs, 9 Aug 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• James: F[rank] Moreland (53 perfs, 9 Aug 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Lady Elizabeth Freelove: Miss Ellen Ashton (53 perfs, 9 Aug 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Mrs. Davis: Mrs. Manders (53 perfs, 9 Aug 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)

Dream at Sea, The

(romantic drama, 3 acts) by John B. Buckstone (27 times, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Trevanion: Howard Russell (27 perfs, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)
• Richard Penderall: A. C. Lilly (27 perfs, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)
• Launce Linwood: James Fernandez (27 perfs, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)
• Black Ralph: W[illiam] McIntyre (27 perfs, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)
• Alley Croaker: Augustus Glover (27 perfs, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)
• Tommy Tinkle: James Fawn (27 perfs, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)
• Williams: [C. H.?] Frome (27 perfs, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)
• Trewoof: E. Tomlin (27 perfs, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)
• Michael: P. White (27 perfs, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)
• Red Norris: E. Butler (27 perfs, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)
• Anne Trevanion: Miss Edith Stuart (27 perfs, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)
• Biddy Nutts: Miss Hudspeth (27 perfs, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)
• Margaret: Miss E[leanor] Phillips (27 perfs, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)
• Ralph's children: Miss Smith (27 perfs, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875), Master Staines (27 perfs, 9 Jan 1875 - 9 Feb 1875)

Four Hundred Fifty-six Pounds, Eleven Shillings, and Threepence

(farce, 1 act) by John Oxenford (13 times, 5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874)

Summary Cast:

• M. Lesombre: Augustus Glover (13 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874)
• Mr. Jolliboy: Joseph Robins (13 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874)
• Mr. Jorkins: A. C. Lilly (13 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874)
• Mr. Cimberton: H[arwood] Cooper (13 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874)
• Simmons: P. White (13 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874)
• Madame Lesombre: Miss Kemp (13 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874)
• Harriet: Miss Alma Murray (13 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874)
• Prudence: Miss E[leanor] Phillips (13 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 19 Dec 1874)

Fun in a Fog

(farce) by Unknown (24 times, 12 Jun 1875 - 10 Jul 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Percival Posthlewaite: Fred[erick M.] Vokes (24 perfs, 12 Jun 1875 - 10 Jul 1875)
• Dan: Fawdon Vokes (24 perfs, 12 Jun 1875 - 10 Jul 1875)
• Grace Gaybird: Miss V[ictoria] Vokes (24 perfs, 12 Jun 1875 - 10 Jul 1875)
• Ella Hamilton: Miss J[essie C.] Vokes (24 perfs, 12 Jun 1875 - 10 Jul 1875)
• Janet: Miss R[osina] Vokes (24 perfs, 12 Jun 1875 - 10 Jul 1875)

Geneva Cross, The

(drama, 4 acts) by George F. Rowe, Edwin Ellis (comp) (43 times, 17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)

Summary Cast:

• Pierre Le Brun: W[illiam] McIntyre (43 perfs, 17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• Mathieu Moineau: Augustus Glover (43 perfs, 17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• Riel de Bourg: H[enry] Sinclair (37 perfs, 17 Oct 1874 - 27 Nov 1874), James Fernandez (6 perfs, 28 Nov 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• Simon Cornichet: S[tanislaus] Calhaem (43 perfs, 17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• Pontarme: F[rank] Moreland (43 perfs, 17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• The Unknown: Howard Russell (43 perfs, 17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• Jean Raba: E. Butler (43 perfs, 17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• Spadassin: James Fernandez (37 perfs, 17 Oct 1874 - 27 Nov 1874), F[rank] Barsby (6 perfs, 28 Nov 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• Antoine: H[arwood] Cooper (43 perfs, 17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• Mlle. Gabrielle Le Brun: Miss Marie Henderson (43 perfs, 17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• Martago: Miss Edith Stuart (43 perfs, 17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• Mlle. Cassandre: Miss Hughes (43 perfs, 17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• Fraizette: Miss Hudspeth (43 perfs, 17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• Margot: Miss Annie Cooper (43 perfs, 17 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)

Green Bushes, The; or, A Hundred Years Ago

(drama, 3 acts) by John B. Buckstone (12 times, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)

Summary Cast:

• Connor O'Kennedy: James Fernandez (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• George: A. C. Lilly (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Wild Murtogh: Augustus Glover (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Paddy Kelly: E. Tomlin (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Ned Keogh: P. White (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Darby Donovan: Thorne (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Tim O'Toole: Rennie (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Geraldine: Miss Edith Stuart (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Nelly O'Neil: Miss Hudspeth (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Captain Dartois: Hall (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Muster Grinnidge: Brittain Wright (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Jack Gong: F[rank] Barsby (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Rattlesnake: Edwin (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Little Bear: Thomas (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Miami: Mme. [Celine] Celeste (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Tigertail: Miss Clara Jecks (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Dennis: J[ohn] B. Johnstone (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Larry: [Charles] Wilmot (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• servant to George: [William F.?] Bryer (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• servant to Madame St. Aubert: Jackson (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Madame St. Aubert: Mme. [Celine] Celeste (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Evelleen: Miss Hazle (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Mrs. Gong: Miss Clara Jecks (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Meg: Mrs. W. H. Stoker (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)
• Louise: Miss A. Brown (12 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 16 Oct 1874)

Green Old Age

(farce) by Robert Reece (1 time, 28 Jun 1875)

Summary Cast:

• performers: James (1 perf, 28 Jun 1875), Thorne (1 perf, 28 Jun 1875), Miss Valery (1 perf, 28 Jun 1875)

* Harlequin, the Children in the Wood, Old Father Aesop, Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren

(pantomime, 8 scenes) by Edward L. Blanchard, Thomas L. Greenwood, John Cormack (chor), Edwin Ellis (comp) (49 times, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Old Father Aesop: F[rank] Moreland (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• the wolf: "Miss Worry" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• the lamb: "Miss Poorchap" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• the fox: "Miss Grumgrowl" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• the grapes: "Miss Verysour" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Mistletoe: Miss Edith Stuart (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Mistletoe's Christmas attendants: "Miss Holly" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875), "Miss Folly" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875), "Miss Jolly" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Cock Robin: Master A. Forrest (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Cock Sparrow: Master F. Forrest (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Jenny Wren: Miss Louise (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Little Mag: Miss Katie Logan (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Mother Bunch: F[rank] Barsby (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Dame Trot: E. Tomlin (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Tommy: Master Belmore (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• white mare: Master F. Forrest (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Sir Gabriel Grimwood: James Fawn (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Willie Goodchild: Miss Amalia (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Alice Goodchild: Miss [Violet] Cameron (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Barbara Allen: Miss Hudspeth (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Walter Trueheart: Miss Sylvia Hodson (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Daddy Jacky: S[tanislaus] Calhaem (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Jacky's small family: "Master Grubbub" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875), "Master Softheart" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875), "Master Lovemilk" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875), "Master Chopstick" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875), "Master Honeysuck" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875), "Master Losenob" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875), "Master Livebait" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875), "Master Huglug" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875), "Master Frizzle" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875), "Master Mizzle" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• old woman of Surrey: "Mrs. Hurry Scurry" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• old woman of Leeds: "Mrs. Tenderheart" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• old woman of Norwich: "Mrs. Lovemilk" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• old woman of Nothing-at-all: "Mrs. Littlebody" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• old woman in basket: "Mrs. Flybynight" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• old woman who lived in a shoe: "Mrs. Merrymother" (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Lady Chief Justice Bunch: F[rank] Barsby (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• oranges, lemons, pancakes, fritters, half-pence, farthings: [blank name] (1 perf, 24 Dec 1874)
• belles in the metropolis: [blank name] (1 perf, 24 Dec 1874)
• Harlequin: Edward Dean (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Columbine: Miss Parry (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Second Columbine: Miss St. Pierre (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Clown: A. Forrest (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Pantaloon: [James] Paulo (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)
• Hungarian dancers: Herr Holzer (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875), Signora Spinza (49 perfs, 24 Dec 1874 - 19 Feb 1875)

Heart's Delight

(comedy, 1 scene only) by Andrew Halliday (1 time, 14 Apr 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Captain Cuttle: S[amuel A.] Emery (1 perf, 14 Apr 1875)
• performer: James Fawn (1 perf, 14 Apr 1875)
• "Heart's Delight": Miss Phillips (1 perf, 14 Apr 1875)

Lancashire Lass, The

(drama, prol, 4 acts) by Henry J. Byron (18 times, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Kirby: [F.] B. Egan (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• Mr. Danville: J[ames] G. Shore (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• Party by the name of Johnson: S[amuel A.] Emery (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• Mr. Redburn: J[ames] B. Howard (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• Milder: C. J. Smith (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• Jellick: F[rederick C.] Dewar (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• Ned Clayton: C[harles] H. Fenton (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• Spotty: George G. Belmore (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• Serjeant Donovan: [W.?] S. Parkes (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• Kitely: J[ohn] B. Johnstone (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• Phil. Andrews: P[ercy] C. Beverley (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• Black Dan: E[rnest] Travers (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• postman: Bush (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• sailors, bushrangers: Unlisted (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• Fanny Danville: Miss Alma Murray (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• Ruth Kirby: Miss Lydia Foote (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)
• Kate Garstone: Mrs. Alfred Mellon (18 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 19 Mar 1875)

Lost in London

(drama, 3 acts) by Watts Phillips (19 times, 27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Sir Gilbert Featherstone: J[ames] B. Howard (19 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)
• Sir Richard Loader: P[ercy] C. Beverley (19 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)
• Job Armroyd: S[amuel A.] Emery (19 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)
• Jack Longbones: [F.] B. Egan (19 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)
• Dick Raine: J[ohn] B. Johnstone (19 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)
• Noah Morehead: Smithson (19 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)
• Benjamin Blinker: George G. Belmore (19 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)
• Thomas: E[rnest] Travers (19 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)
• Tops: C. J. Smith (19 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)
• Nelly: Miss Lydia Foote (19 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)
• Tiddy Dragglethorpe: Mrs. Alfred Mellon (19 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)
• Flounce: Miss Hudspeth (19 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)
• Signora Marrietta Simondi: Miss Russell (19 perfs, 27 Feb 1875 - 14 Apr 1875)

Love in Humble Life

(farce) by John H. Payne (54 times, 3 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)

Summary Cast:

• Carlitz: S[tanislaus] Calhaem (54 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• Ronslaus: Howard Russell (54 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• Brandt: White (54 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)
• Christine: Miss Edith Stuart (54 perfs, 3 Oct 1874 - 4 Dec 1874)

* Nicholas Nickleby

(drama, 3 acts) by Andrew Halliday (175 times, 20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Nicholas Nickleby: W[illiam] Terriss (144 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 2 Sep 1875), Philip Day (31 perfs, 3 Sep 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Ralph Nickleby: James Fernandez (115 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 31 Jul 1875), W[illiam] McIntyre (60 perfs, 2 Aug 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Squeers: John Clarke (175 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Newman Noggs: George G. Belmore (115 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 31 Jul 1875), James Fernandez (60 perfs, 2 Aug 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• John Browdie: S[amuel A.] Emery (163 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875), F[rank] Moreland (12 perfs, 10 Apr 1875 - 23 Apr 1875)
• Brooker: J[ames] G. Shore (175 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Snawley: C. J. Smith (175 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Smike: Miss Lydia Foote (175 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Mrs. Nickleby: Mrs. [Harriet F.] Addie (97 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 10 Jul 1875), Mrs. Manders (78 perfs, 12 Jul 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Kate Nickleby: Miss Edith Stuart (175 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Tilda Price: Miss Hudspeth (175 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Miss Squeers: Miss Harriet Coveney (175 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)
• Mrs. Squeers: Mrs. Alfred Mellon (175 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 8 Oct 1875)

Notre-Dame[; or, The Gipsy Girl of Paris]

(drama, 1 scene) by Andrew Halliday (1 time, 28 Jun 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Claude Frollo: James Fernandez (1 perf, 28 Jun 1875)
• Esmeralda: Miss [Teresa E.] Furtado (1 perf, 28 Jun 1875)
• Gudule: Mrs. Alfred Mellon (1 perf, 28 Jun 1875)
• Quasimodo: John Clarke (1 perf, 28 Jun 1875)

* Painless Dentistry

(farce) by Martin Becher (48 times, 12 Jun 1875 - 7 Aug 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Mr. Vanderpump: F[rank] Moreland (48 perfs, 12 Jun 1875 - 7 Aug 1875)
• Philip Puller: J[ames] G. Shore (48 perfs, 12 Jun 1875 - 7 Aug 1875)
• Jack Castleton: H[arwood] Cooper (48 perfs, 12 Jun 1875 - 7 Aug 1875)
• Peter Pimbuffle: James Fawn (48 perfs, 12 Jun 1875 - 7 Aug 1875)
• Mrs. Euphemia Vanderpump: Miss E[leanor] Phillips (48 perfs, 12 Jun 1875 - 7 Aug 1875)

Pantomime Rehearsed

(extravaganza) by Edward L. Blanchard (16 times, 25 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)

Summary Cast:

• performers: Fred[erick M.] Vokes (16 perfs, 25 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875), Fawdon Vokes (16 perfs, 25 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875), Miss J[essie C.] Vokes (16 perfs, 25 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875), Miss V[ictoria] Vokes (16 perfs, 25 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875), Miss R[osina] Vokes (16 perfs, 25 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)

Romeo and Juliet

(comedy) by William Shakespeare (1 time, 14 Apr 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Juliet: Miss [Monta] Gainsborough (1 perf, 14 Apr 1875)
• Romeo: J[ames] B. Howard (1 perf, 14 Apr 1875)

Rough Diamond, A

(farce, 1 scene) by John B. Buckstone (1 time, 14 Apr 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Cousin Joe: Edward O. Terry (1 perf, 14 Apr 1875)
• Margery: Mrs. Angela Claude (1 perf, 14 Apr 1875)
• Lord Plato: J. F. Graham (1 perf, 14 Apr 1875)
• Squire Evergreen: H. St. Maur (1 perf, 14 Apr 1875)
• Captain Blenheim: H. Carter (1 perf, 14 Apr 1875)
• Lady Plato: Miss Russell (1 perf, 14 Apr 1875)

Sarah's Young Man

(farce) by William E. Suter (35 times, 20 Mar 1875 - 30 Apr 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Mr. Moggridge: F[rank] Moreland (29 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 23 Apr 1875), S[amuel A.] Emery (6 perfs, 24 Apr 1875 - 30 Apr 1875)
• Harry Fielding: J[ames] G. Shore (35 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 30 Apr 1875)
• Sam Sloeleaf: James Fawn (35 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 30 Apr 1875)
• Mrs. Moggridge: Mrs. [Harriet F.] Addie (35 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 30 Apr 1875)
• Araminta: Miss E[leanor] Phillips (35 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 30 Apr 1875)
• Sarah Tibbs: Miss Hudspeth (35 perfs, 20 Mar 1875 - 30 Apr 1875)

Slave Life; or, Uncle Tom's Cabin

(drama, 3 acts) by Tom Taylor, Mark Lemon, Edwin Ellis (comp) (14 times, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Mr. Shelby: F[rank] Barsby (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Simon Legree: W[illiam] McIntyre (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• George Harris: H[enry] Sinclair (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Uncle Tom: Howard Russell (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Sol: F[rank] Moreland (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Tom Loker: Beattie (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Skunk: [C. H.?] Frome (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Sambo: T[homas] W. Thorne (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Quimbo: P[aul] Pietro (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Adolph: P. White (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Sam: H[arwood] Cooper (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• driver: E. Tomlin (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Harry: Master Harry Grattan (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Mose: Miss Louise (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Peto: Master Gates (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Cassy: Miss Marie Henderson (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Mrs. Shelby: Miss Kemp (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Eliza: Miss Edith Stuart (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Topsy: Miss Hudspeth (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Aunt Chloe: Miss Sylvia Hodson (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)
• Rosa: Miss Cicely Nott (14 perfs, 11 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Thirst for Gold, The; or, The Lost Ship and the Wild Flower of Mexico

(drama, 5 tableaux) by Benjamin N. Webster (26 times, 5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Pedro: James Fernandez (26 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• Jules de Valois: Howard Russell (26 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• Guillot: F[rank] Moreland (26 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• Henri de Belcour: F[rank] Barsby (26 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• Roland de Feval: J[ames] G. Shore (26 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• Porpus: Augustus Glover (26 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• Morue: Thomas (14 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 24 Dec 1874), E. Tomlin (12 perfs, 26 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• Requin: J. Morris (14 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 24 Dec 1874), Thomas (12 perfs, 26 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• Splice: E. Tomlin (14 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 24 Dec 1874), J. Morris (12 perfs, 26 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• D'Aubery: H[arwood] Cooper (26 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• officer: Hall (26 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• intendant: T. Webber (26 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• Blanche de Valois: Miss Genevieve Ward (26 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• Unarita: Miss Genevieve Ward (26 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• Countess de Brissac: Miss Edith Stuart (26 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• Adele: Miss E[leanor] Phillips (26 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)
• Marie: Miss Louise (26 perfs, 5 Dec 1874 - 8 Jan 1875)

Turn Him Out

(farce) by Thomas J. Williams (18 times, 1 May 1875 - 21 May 1875)

Summary Cast:

• performers: James Fawn (18 perfs, 1 May 1875 - 21 May 1875), F[rank] Moreland (18 perfs, 1 May 1875 - 21 May 1875), J[ames] G. Shore (18 perfs, 1 May 1875 - 21 May 1875), Miss E[leanor] Phillips (18 perfs, 1 May 1875 - 21 May 1875), Miss Hudspeth (18 perfs, 1 May 1875 - 21 May 1875)

Two Heads Are Better Than One

(farce) by F. Lennox Horne? (18 times, 22 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)

Summary Cast:

• Mr. Strange: F[rank] Moreland (18 perfs, 22 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)
• Charles Conquest: J[ames] G. Shore (18 perfs, 22 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)
• Mr. Maxwelton: C. J. Smith (18 perfs, 22 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)
• Sammy Maxwelton: James Fawn (18 perfs, 22 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)
• Ellen Strange: Miss E[leanor] Phillips (18 perfs, 22 May 1875 - 11 Jun 1875)

White Hat, The

(farce) by Unknown (6 times, 20 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Summary Cast:

• principal performers: Brittain Wright (6 perfs, 20 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875), F[rank] Moreland (6 perfs, 20 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875), R. W. Hall (6 perfs, 20 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875), E. Phillips (6 perfs, 20 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875), Mrs. [Harriet F.] Addie (6 perfs, 20 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875), Miss Hudspeth (6 perfs, 20 Feb 1875 - 26 Feb 1875)

Genre

• comedy (2)
• drama (9)
• extravaganza (2)
• farce (13)
• pantomime (1)
• romantic drama (1)

Music, Composers, And Musicians

• solo harp: Victor Belizia (14 Apr 1875)
• solo flute: John Radcliff (14 Apr 1875)
• overture (from Guy Mannering): [[Henry R.] Bishop] (12 Jun 1875)
• overture: "Op. 44" [[Johann W.] Kalliwoda] (12 Jun 1875)
• selection (from La Vestal): [[G. Saverio] Mercadante] (12 Jun 1875)
• valse: "Isar Leider" [J[oseph] Gungl] (12 Jun 1875)
• quadrille: "United Service" [[Adolphus] F. Godfrey] (12 Jun 1875)
• overture (from Masaniello): [Michele E.] Carafa (28 Jun 1875)
• overture: "Op. 44" [[Johann W.] Kalliwoda] (28 Jun 1875)
• valse: "Venus Reigen" [J[oseph] Gungl] (28 Jun 1875)
• polka: "Annen" [J[ohann] Strauss] (28 Jun 1875)
• quadrille: "The Royal Alfred" [Dan[iel] Godfrey] (28 Jun 1875)
• overture: "La Flandre" [Bouillon] (12 Jul 1875)
• overture: "Op. 44" [[Johann W.] Kalliwoda] (12 Jul 1875)
• valse: "Manolo" [E[mile] Waldteufel] (12 Jul 1875)
• polka: "Sans Souci" [J[ohann] Strauss] (12 Jul 1875)
• quadrille: "Merry Old Times" [[Adolphus] F. Godfrey] (12 Jul 1875)

Songs, Composers, And Singers

• new song: "The Sea Bird" [Henry Russell] Miss Russell (14 Apr 1875)
• "The Bird that Came in the Spring" Mme. Pauline Rita (14 Apr 1875)
• "Come Back to Erin" [Frank Musgrave] Miss Rachel Sanger (14 Apr 1875)
• "La Premiere Feuille" Mme. Selina Bonaro (14 Apr 1875)
• song: Miss Marie de Grey (14 Apr 1875)
• song: Miss Ella Chapman (14 Apr 1875)
• songs (14 Apr 1875)
• new song: George Perren (14 Apr 1875)
• fantasie bolero: "Mita" [L. Cohen] (08 May 1875)
• overture: "Op. 44" [[Johann W.] Kalliwoda] (08 May 1875)
• valse: "Wiener Kinder" [J[ohann] Strauss] (08 May 1875)
• polonaise: "Souvenir de St. Petersbourg" [[Joseph] Labitzky] (08 May 1875)
• medley overture: "The Bunch of Berries" [E[dwin] Ellis] (08 May 1875)
• "Caller Herrin'" Miss Harriet Coveney (12 Jul 1875)

Dances, Choreographers, And Dancers

• ballet divertissement: Miss Kate Vaughan (17 Oct 1874)
• ballet divertissement: Miss Kate Vaughan (12 Dec 1874)
• grand ballet: "aerial evolutions" (24 Dec 1874)
• character dance: Miss Ella Chapman (14 Apr 1875)

© Copyright 1992 by Alfred L. Nelson and Gilbert B. Cross

Thank you for visiting this site. If you wish to contact the various Editors, please visit the Editor's Home Pages.