*p1741 12 03 dl The Provoked Wife. ^As17411120^, but Sir John Brute-Cibber Sr; Razor-Cibber Jr; Lord Rake-_; Justice-_; Constable-_.*s1741 12 03 dl I: <i>Bright Author of my Present Flame</i>-Lowe; IV: <i>Non Ch'amarmi</i> a Song of $Farinelli='s-Mrs Arne.*d1741 12 03 dl II: A <i>Pierrot Dance</i>, ^as17411114^; III: <i>The Drunken Peasant</i>, ^as17411029^; V: <i>A Musette</i>, ^as17411114^.*c1741 12 03 dl $RRylands= MS: $Old Cibber= play'd <i>Brute</i>r. [The preceding day's notice started this performance was By Command of his Royal Highness, The $Prince of Wales=, although no such notice appears in the day's Bill. But the following note is included on the day's bill in the <i>London Daily Post and General Advertiser</i>.] By <i>His Majesty</i>'s Command, no persons to be admitted behind the scenes, nor any money to be return'd after the curtain is drawn up. [$Fleetwood= made an earnest attempt this year to clear the stage for action. All notices up to this day contain the prohibition of members of the audience behind scenes as stated on the bill of 15 Oct. Hereafter the prohibition is enforced by His Majesty's Command.] Receipts: #182.