*p1749 03 29 cg The Man of Mode; or, Sir Fopling Flutter. Sir Fopling-Cibber; Dorimant-Ryan; Medley-Sparks; Old Bellair-Arthur; Young Bellair-Gibson; Shoemaker-Collins; Smirk-Cushing; Handy-Anderson; Fopling's Page-Miss Mullart; Townley's Page-Miss Morrison; Orange Woman-Stoppelaer; Lady Townly-Miss Copen; Lady Woodville-Mrs Bambridge; Busy-Miss Haughton; Bullies-Dunstall, Bencraft, Oates; Aemilia-Mrs Copen; Pert-Mrs Ridout; Belinda-Mrs Ward; Harriet-Miss Bellamy; Loveit-Mrs Woffington.*a1749 03 29 cg The Gentleman Gardiner. Colin-Wilder being his 1st attempt in the dramatic way; Sir Jasper Freeman-Arthur; Sir Jeffrey Addlehead-Dunstall; Glastonbury-Stoppelaer; Trick-Cushing; Sham-Collins; Harriet-Miss Young; Kitty-Miss Falkner; To conclude with a <i>Country Dance</i> proper to the opera-.*d1749 03 29 cg Mr J. Granier, J. Granier's sister.*c1749 03 29 cg Benefit for $Cibber=. Mainpiece. Reviv'd, not acted these 4 years [see 1 March 1746]. Afterpiece: Taken from the French of $Dancourt=, a Ballad Opera, performed by particular desire. Tomorrow, The <i>Jubilee</i>, for Benefit of $Mrs Horton=. [Baker, <i>Biographia Dramatica</i>, lists the afterpiece as written by $James Wilder=, taken from Dancourt. Cibber had announced (<i>General Advertiser</i>, 27 Feb.) for his benefit <i>The Man of Mode</i>, with <i>Pasquin</i>, with Alterations. In which would be performed The Rehearsal of a Comedy call'd <i>The Election; or, Bribes on Both Sides</i>, by the Author of <i>Tom Jones</i>.]