14 April 1737

Event Information
Theatre: Lincoln's Inn Fields
Theatrical Season: 1736-1737
Volume: 3
Comments: Benefit the Author of the Farce. Afterpiece: a Farce. [Author not known.] Preface to edition of 1737: The Misrepresentation of this little Piece upon the Stage, and the proper Indifference with which it was received by the Audience, made it necessary, for my Reputation sake, to publish it with all convenient Expedition. My Friends, who had read the Thing, did not know it again, it was in so disastrous a Plight; and they that had not read it (from a Prepossession in my Favour) imputed its Aukwardness to the Mismanagement, or Incapacity of the Players

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    Source: London Stage Information Bank

    *punlif The Spanish Fryar. As 26 Nov. 1736, but Gomez-Norris; Alphonso-Richardson. *aunlif The Author's Triumph; or, The Manager Manag'd. [The Characters of which are,% An Author-; his Patron-; a Manager-; 1st Player-; 2d Player-; 3d Player-; 4th Player-; a Humourous Fellow-; one Tatter-; the Author's Servant-; Amanuebsis-; a Mistress for the Poet-; a Mistress for his Man-; [Also a% New Epilogue- [to the Farce%. *dunlif End Afterpiece: <i>Pierrots</i>-Vallois, Delagarde. *sunlif II: Dialogue [by $Purcell=%-the Masters Hamilton; III: Miss Jones; IV: Singing in Italian-Mrs Chambers. *cunlif Benefit the Author of the Farce. Afterpiece: a Farce. [Author not known.] Preface to edition of 1737: The Misrepresentation of this little Piece upon the Stage, and the proper Indifference with which it was received by the Audience, made it necessary, for my Reputation sake, to publish it with all convenient Expedition. My Friends, who had read the Thing, did not know it again, it was in so disastrous a Plight; and they that had not read it (from a Prepossession in my Favour) imputed its Aukwardness to the Mismanagement, or Incapacity of the Players.
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    *p1737 04 14 lif The Spanish Fryar. ^As17361126^, but Gomez-Norris; Alphonso-Richardson.*a1737 04 14 lif The Author's Triumph; or, The Manager Manag'd. The Characters of which are, An Author-; his Patron-; a Manager-; 1st Player-; 2d Player-; 3d Player-; 4th Player-; a Humourous Fellow-; one Tatter-; the Author's Servant-; Amanuebsis-; a Mistress for the Poet-; a Mistress for his Man-; Also a New Epilogue- to the Farce.*d1737 04 14 lif End Afterpiece: <i>Pierrots</i>-Vallois, Delagarde.*s1737 04 14 lif II: Dialogue by $Purcell=-the Masters Hamilton; III: Miss Jones; IV: Singing in Italian-Mrs Chambers.*c1737 04 14 lif Benefit the Author of the Farce. Afterpiece: a Farce. [Author not known.] Preface to edition of 1737: The Misrepresentation of this little Piece upon the Stage, and the proper Indifference with which it was received by the Audience, made it necessary, for my Reputation sake, to publish it with all convenient Expedition. My Friends, who had read the Thing, did not know it again, it was in so disastrous a Plight; and they that had not read it (from a Prepossession in my Favour) imputed its Aukwardness to the Mismanagement, or Incapacity of the Players.
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    Event: 18688 | 17370414 | lif | Benefit the Author of the Farce. Afterpiece: a Farce. [Author not known.] Preface to edition of 1737: The Misrepresentation of this little Piece upon the Stage, and the proper Indifference with which it was received by the Audience, made it necessary, for my Reputation sake, to publish it with all convenient Expedition. My Friends, who had read the Thing, did not know it again, it was in so disastrous a Plight; and they that had not read it (from a Prepossession in my Favour) imputed its Aukwardness to the Mismanagement, or Incapacity of the Players
    Performance: 34809 | 18688 | p | The Spanish Fryar | As17361126, but Gomez-Norris; Alphonso-Richardson.
    AsSeeDate: 34809 | lif | p | As | 17361126
    Cast:
    52737 | 34809 | Gomez | Norris
    52738 | 34809 | Alphonso | Richardson.
    297883 | 34809 | Torrismond | Johnson
    297884 | 34809 | Bertran | Rosco
    297885 | 34809 | Lorenzo | Giffard
    297886 | 34809 | Raymond | Lyon
    297887 | 34809 | Pedro | Havard
    297888 | 34809 | Fryar | W. Giffard
    297889 | 34809 | Queen | Mrs Roberts
    297890 | 34809 | Elvira | Mrs Hamilton
    297891 | 34809 | Tersea | Miss Tollett.
    Performance: 34810 | 18688 | a | The Author's Triumph; or, The Manager Manag'd | The Characters of which are, An Author-; his Patron-; a Manager-; 1st Player-; 2d Player-; 3d Player-; 4th Player-; a Humourous Fellow-; one Tatter-; the Author's Servant-; Amanuebsis-; a Mistress for the Poet-; a Mistress for his Man-; Also a New Epilogue- to the Farce.
    Cast:
    52739 | 34810 | An Author
    52740 | 34810 | his Patron
    52741 | 34810 | a Manager
    52742 | 34810 | 1st Player
    52743 | 34810 | 2d Player
    52744 | 34810 | 3d Player
    52745 | 34810 | 4th Player
    52746 | 34810 | a Humourous Fellow
    52747 | 34810 | one Tatter
    52748 | 34810 | the Author's Servant
    52749 | 34810 | Amanuebsis
    52750 | 34810 | a Mistress for the Poet
    52751 | 34810 | a Mistress for his Man
    52752 | 34810 | Also a New Epilogue | to the Farce.
    Performance: 34811 | 18688 | d | End Afterpiece: <i>Pierrots</i>-Vallois, Delagarde
    Performance: 34812 | 18688 | s | II: Dialogue by $Purcell=-the Masters Hamilton; III: Miss Jones; IV: Singing in Italian-Mrs Chambers

Mainpiece

Comments:
As17361126, but Gomez-Norris; Alphonso-Richardson.
Cast:

Afterpiece

Comments:
The Characters of which are, An Author-; his Patron-; a Manager-; 1st Player-; 2d Player-; 3d Player-; 4th Player-; a Humourous Fellow-; one Tatter-; the Author's Servant-; Amanuebsis-; a Mistress for the Poet-; a Mistress for his Man-; Also a New Epilogue- to the Farce.
Cast:

Dance

Comment: End Afterpiece: Pierrots-Vallois, Delagarde

Song

Comment: II: Dialogue by Purcell-the Masters Hamilton; III: Miss Jones; IV: Singing in Italian-Mrs Chambers

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