*p1749 01 02 dl The Conscious Lovers. ^As17481031^, but in Act II Singing-Beard; <i>Scotch Cantata</i>-_.*a1749 01 02 dl Lethe. Parts-Garrick, Woodward, Yates, Beard, Taswell, Winstone, King, Vaughan, Bridges, Mrs Green, Mrs Clive. [Poet, Frenchman, Drunken Man-Garrick; Fine Gentleman-Woodward; Taylor-Yates; Old Man-Taswell; Charon-Winstone; Tatoo-King; Aesop-Bridges; Mercury-Beard; Mrs Riot-Mrs Clive; Mrs Tatoo-Mrs Green.-Edition of 1749.]*c1749 01 02 dl This farce of Lethe was wrote some years ago and play'd with Success, & was reviv'd this Night with great Alterations, & was but indifferently receiv'd by the Audience ($Cross=). The Poet, Frenchman, & Sot $Mr Garrick= perform'd most inimitably ($Charles Adams= to $John Gilbert-Cooper=, <i>Theatre Notebook</i>, XI (1957) p. 138). No After Money will be taken, and no Persons will be Admitted behind the Scenes (<i>General Advertiser</i>). Receipts: #180 (Cross); #186 7s. ($Powel=). N.B.: Mr G-k is the author of <i>Lethe</i> and did receive #36 8s. 6d. for this night which is the overplus after the charge of #63 for the House is paid, and which I must subtract from the rest (Powel). [A letter appeared in the <i>General Advertiser</i> this day giving advance notice and approval of a performance of <i>Cato</i> to be put on at <i>Leicester House</i> 7 Jan. by members of the Royal Family. The author noted that "proper Habits are absolutely in the making," and that the $Princes= would learn the principles of liberty from the lines of the play.]