*p1737 02 21 lif A Tutor for the Beaus; or, Love in a Labyrinth. Parts by Johnson, Wright, Bardin, W. Giffard, Penkethman, Rosco, Woodward, Lyon, Mrs Roberts, Mrs Marshall, Miss Hughes, Mrs M. Giffard, Miss Tollett, Miss Jones; but edition of 1737 lists: Lord Modely-Bardin; Lord Manly-Rosco; Sir Charles Freelove-Johnson; Belville-Wright; Heartly-W. Giffard; Young Manly-Woodward; Blunt-Lyon; Tom-Penkethman; Lady Betty Manly-Miss Hughes; Lady Worthy-Mrs Marshal; Harriot-Mrs Roberts; Finesse-Miss Tollett; Plaitwell-Miss Jones; Pinup-Mrs M. Giffard; Prologue-; Epilogue-.*a1737 02 21 lif Hymen's Triumph. ^As17370214^.*c1737 02 21 lif Mainpiece: Never Acted before. [By $John Hewitt=.] Preface to edition of 1737: This Comedy made it's Appearance under many Disadvantages:...It was read for the first Time to the Performers, Tuesday the 15th, and acted Monday the 21st. $Mrs Giffard=, who had been Ill the Whole Season, undertook the Character of <i>Lady Betty Manly</i>r, but finding herself indisposed, returned the Part on Thursday Evening. It was then given to $Mrs Hamilton=, who on Saturday about one in the Afternoon declared she could not do it unless it was cut, which the Nature of that Part not admitting, there was a Necessity to ask the Favour of $Miss Hughes= to undertake it, who with a great deal of good Nature, studied and played it perfect, tho' at so short a Warning.